TNA Wrestling Exercises Its Option to Extend Contract of Josh Alexander

[Hidden Blaze]

 

[Chris]

This is the most unfortunate wording possible

 

[King Kota]

This is the most unfortunate wording possible

Big ole fuck you

 

[Canadian Dragon]

This is the most unfortunate wording possible

even if it is accurate, why the hell are they wording it like that on their own twitter

Maybe smark is right and this is gonna be a complete shitshow of an angle where they do a ''TNA stops talents from escaping'' gimmick

 

[Chris]

Their official Twitter wording it like that does make it seem like more of a work, or they're more tone deaf than ever

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Their official Twitter wording it like that does make it seem like more of a work, or they're more tone deaf than ever

TNA really is back, warts and all

 

[Sky]

Hopefully not against his will

 

[Canadian Dragon]

 

[Cwalker]

Damn

 

[Sky]

Damn, doesn't seem thrilled

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Damn, doesn't seem thrilled

hard to tell yeah - his comments seemed fairly neutral to positive but certainly not as glowing as previously

Will tweeting yesterday to get him on the lion's mark was interesting af

 

[Deadd2009]

It's the 20th, so when did they decide to exercise his contract? Was it before he decided to do the "hour glass tweet" or right after?

 

[Kross Rhodes]

Their official Twitter wording it like that does make it seem like more of a work, or they're more tone deaf than ever

I’m not excited either way.

It’s just wild that this is the way they announce it.

 

[Kross Rhodes]

It's the 20th, so when did they decide to exercise his contract? Was it before he decided to do the "hour glass tweet" or right after?

They’re usually pretty on the ball with posting these things as they happen. It 100% happened after.

That or it’s some dumb angle concocted at the same time.

 

[Kross Rhodes]

Part of me just doesn’t understand if this was an angle why you would word your tweet like that? Unless they’re going to do some kind of weird anthem is the villain heel stable like when Cyrus represented the network why would you purposely make the company itself the bad guys?

I’m honestly leaning towards anthem being extremely tone deaf and don’t care about looking bad that they forced a talent to stay after indicting he wanted out. Anthem knew him leaving would crush the brand.