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Post by halistanar on Jul 10, 2007 8:17:04 GMT -5
Who says that Jow will leave TNA, The report is that he turned down a 3 year contract with TNA. Joe is one of TNA's big stars, so they will go back to the drawing board and offer him a better deal and maybe a title run and Joe will stay in TNA. WWE would bury Joe in ECW or Smackdown, giving him a stupid gimmick, and putting him in matches against low to midcard guys until his contract with them would be up, then he would not only have a damaged reputation to the fans, but it is hard to go back to the smaller feds once you have failed in the big one. I think Joe will stick to TNA. But I could be dead wrong too.
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Post by JamieOD on Jul 10, 2007 9:12:03 GMT -5
it is hard to go back to the smaller feds once you have failed in the big one. I'm not too sure on that. A few guys have been able to work well enough in the indies. Sure they admit they would return to the WWE given the chance but they are at least able to make a living out of it. |
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Post by JED-SE on Jul 10, 2007 14:35:15 GMT -5
Who says that Jow will leave TNA, The report is that he turned down a 3 year contract with TNA. Joe is one of TNA's big stars, so they will go back to the drawing board and offer him a better deal and maybe a title run and Joe will stay in TNA. WWE would bury Joe in ECW or Smackdown, giving him a stupid gimmick, and putting him in matches against low to midcard guys until his contract with them would be up, then he would not only have a damaged reputation to the fans, but it is hard to go back to the smaller feds once you have failed in the big one. I think Joe will stick to TNA. But I could be dead wrong too. We'll have to see how Monty Brown turns out to see whether this statement is true or not. |
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