#Raw Discussion Thread, Jan. 30: Stephanie McMahon to address Seth Rollins face-to-face

[Sabretooth]

1 year after he debuted with TNA?

What does that even mean? Are you referring to his match on velocity in like 2004?

 

[Smart Marx]

yes, should have just spent one year with that shithole and left asap

As far as I can remember there were several attempts and usually one party wasn't interested. Usually WWE.

 

[Smart Marx]

What does that even mean? Are you referring to his match on velocity in like 2004?

He suggested he should have left TNA 10 years ago. He was in his first year in TNA 10 years ago.

 

[Sabretooth]

He suggested he should have left TNA 10 years ago. He was in his first year in TNA 10 years ago.

Right and he said he should have been in wwe this whole time.

 

[Smart Marx]

Right and he said he should have been in wwe this whole time.

In response to my response, not in his first post. Also did you say Velocity in 2004? Can you not subtract 10 fro 2017?

 

[Deezy]

TNA robbed us of Sting, Joe and AJ being signed sooner.

Fuck em.

 

[Sabretooth]

In response to my response, not in his first post. Also did you say Velocity in 2004? Can you not subtract 10 fro 2017?

True. I just didn't realize what you meant

 

[Smart Marx]

TNA robbed us of Sting, Joe and AJ being signed sooner.

Fuck em.

AJ Styles actually turned down WWE in 2002 because he didn't want to move.

 

[Sabretooth]

TNA robbed us of Sting, Joe and AJ being signed sooner.

Fuck em.

I think Sting was Stings decision. He never wanted a long career just one WWE moment before he retired.

 

[Smart Marx]

I don't think AJ Styles would even be the AJ Styles we know him as if he signed in 2002. Much different E at the time.

 

[Sabretooth]

I don't think AJ Styles would even be the AJ Styles we know him as if he signed in 2002. Much different E at the time.

I agree. The only reason they've embraced the Indy guys is because of triple h. Even based on the way AJ looked back then he never would have gone far.

 

[Deezy]

AJ Styles actually turned down WWE in 2002 because he didn't want to move.

Well this WWE 24 special just shut that down.

They didn't sign him.

JR and AJ himself confirm that on JRs podcast

 

[Deezy]

I think Sting was Stings decision. He never wanted a long career just one WWE moment before he retired.

No, he just wanted a short schedule and thought the McMahons were not going to handle his character right.

Im willing to bet he regrets that decision ever since he signed with them two years ago

 

[Smart Marx]

Well this WWE 24 special just shut that down.

They didn't sign him.

JR and AJ himself confirm that on JRs podcast

Then Styles has been lying for 15 years because that's the story he's always told.

It still proves my point either way. Whether it was WWE or AJ Styles, it wasn't TNA that got in the way.

 

[Sabretooth]

No, he just wanted a short schedule and thought the McMahons were not going to handle his character right.

Im willing to bet he regrets that decision ever since he signed with them two years ago

That's what I said. You're just giving the details. I know it was cause he didn't think he'd be used right. Not TNA's fault though. He probably does regret it but he said in an interview he just couldn't hang it up without having his wwe moment.