I don't think anyone fired from Impact this year was done so unfairly. Joey Ryan was a creep and no one was gonna want to work with him after all the shit went down, Dave Crist was already having to dress separate from other talents before any allegations came out, Elgin might have survived if he wasn't having legit fights with Callihan backstage, and Tessa was away and unwilling to even meet Impact halfway, which to me demonstrated a likelihood that she didn't even want to work there anymore anyways. All firings were completely justified and Joey Ryan was the only one who got fired based solely on Speaking Out accusations.
Scurll's case is one where I COULD see him being completely innocent of doing anything illegal at least, though no one but the two of them will ever know for certain. In his situation, I think the best he can do is just keep working where he's able to and over time, if there are no more incidents, he will be able to make it back to where he once was.
I mean Impact was once the place where if the talent could work they ignored the outside noise, but justified or not, that's a laundry list of names they letgo after being put on blast by social media again. I don't care for Joey so fine, I don't know why Jake was being forced to dress outside so maybe I'd have to look into that further, but I was mainly thinking of Elgin and Tessa somewhat. Plenty of talents get into fights backstage so I'd also need to know how sever they were and if they would have let him go because of that if the allegations didn't resurface, my guess is no.
Tessa's situation is different. After it all went down and seeing what I've seen since it seems to me Tessa didn't want t leave Mexico during a global pandemic and Impact was fine with that at first, but then it feels like they tried to pressure her into coming back in July and at this point several WWE Superstars were also unwilling to comeback to work yet including Sami Zayn and Roman Reigns, and Tessa had a wedding coming up and from what I've read from her camp she was willing to comeback to the states after that and she did. She dropped the Warrior's Women's title in September so I have no doubts she'd have done the same for Impact if they had to be able to wait a little bit longer. It's pandemic so shit's just different right now. I have no doubts she'd probably be back with them if things didn't sour. You can check her Twitter and she still super excited about Impact and her being their champion. She was still feeing them stories with Cage, Moose, Sami and I think maybe Ace.
Up until about June things seemed fine with Impact. S I think shit got weird with them when they asked about her working the July ppv.
As for Marty, his confession is still on his Twitter from June. If anything about it was illegal, he'd have been investigated by now and I'd imagine any other allegations if they existed would have surfaced by now. So I really think Impact should chance it. They are losing talent hand over fist.
