Gaslight wrote:
Give over 
he's still good in the ring, and when he's at his best is still one of the top "brawlers" in the business, not to mention he's still one of the most over wrestlers in the whole business. Nothing outdated about his image either, it's what he's known for, it's what the crowd go for, as well as the fact he's synonymous with being the "dead man".TNA are skint so they won't give a pay rise to anyone, aren't they cutting 25-30 jobs soon? going to Monday's and getting Hogan/Bischoff/Flair almost killed them (as well as the God awful product they put out). They're skint?!!
Panda Energy must be cooling their interest (+ more importantly investment) then cos I thought they always had them covered.
Either way it serves them right - wasting money on washed-up guys who contribute nothing to the long-term prosperity of the company, e.g. Flair - the guy came in purely for his own interests and cos he's skint himself after wasting so much money down the years.
He was in the Daily Star on Friday, the editor described him as the best to ever lace up a pair of boots, which I disagree with (HBK IMO), + Flair said it's time for people in wrestling to "grow up"!
This coming from a 61 year old guy who does nothing but give nonsensical, psychotic rants these days and (for shock value presumably) busts himself open by hitting himself in the head!
They need him, Hogan, Russo, Ferrara, and maybe Bischoff out of there IMO. All of those guys have done mostly f'all positive in mainstream wrestling the last ten years, they should be pushing the young guys and established (but still contributing) stars like Hardy & RVD.
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Have enjoyed his work throughout the years, having first seen him wrestle as The 1 2 3 Kid in WWF in 1993, then him been one of the coolest guys in the Federation in 1999 as X-Pac with DX.
Damn you TNA, whatever that woman was demanding she was worth it! 
