Bobby Roode fala da saída de Flair da TNA, Impact ao vivo, Steiner e muito mais
O TNA Champion Bobby Roode deu uma entrevista ao UK Mirror onde abordou vários temas da TNA e da sua carreira. Eis os highlights....
Impact Going On The Road: "I have a huge opinion on it. Obviously, I'm not the man who pays the bills; I'm not the wallet, so to speak, But in order for us to take that one step further I think it's a necessity for us to step away from Orlando and do our television tapings elsewhere in the country. For us to be... I'm not going to say 'legit', because I believe that we're a legit company but it's just... for that more professional look and a different look it'll make our company that bit better."
His New Look: "Well, for eight years, people have had to witness how dry and curly it gets towards the end of a 30 minute match. And it was giving me a headche, It was certainly time for a change, to look a bit more modern. And it is in keeping with all the suits I wear. I look more hip."
Ric Flair Leaving TNA & Whether He Will Be Missed: "I believe so. I think just the name, having that legendary name around was beneficial, But I don't think it is going to hurt us, we have a lot of talent. I think Impact Wrestling can stand on its own without Ric Flair but its always nice to have a guy like that around. He has always been a pro. He's a fun guy to be around. He'll always be the Nature Boy. He has been one of my main inspirations. I really don't know [about the legal situation] and I really don't care to know."
Scott Steiner's Twitter Rants: "Scott's Scott. He's a good friend of mine so I can't speak bad of Scott. He's a character. Obviously he has some ill feelings to certain people but those are his own personal issues and don't involve me. I don't believe I have any enemies in the business and I want to keep it that way."
Impact Wrestling Going Live: "It's huge - a win win situation for all of us, fans and those of us in the company. When you go live, anything can happen. It excites me because it means I have to be on. When the camera's on whatever happens, happens. And I'm sure that anticipation applies across the board in the locker room, too. Everyone feels the same way."
Impact Going On The Road: "I have a huge opinion on it. Obviously, I'm not the man who pays the bills; I'm not the wallet, so to speak, But in order for us to take that one step further I think it's a necessity for us to step away from Orlando and do our television tapings elsewhere in the country. For us to be... I'm not going to say 'legit', because I believe that we're a legit company but it's just... for that more professional look and a different look it'll make our company that bit better."
His New Look: "Well, for eight years, people have had to witness how dry and curly it gets towards the end of a 30 minute match. And it was giving me a headche, It was certainly time for a change, to look a bit more modern. And it is in keeping with all the suits I wear. I look more hip."
Ric Flair Leaving TNA & Whether He Will Be Missed: "I believe so. I think just the name, having that legendary name around was beneficial, But I don't think it is going to hurt us, we have a lot of talent. I think Impact Wrestling can stand on its own without Ric Flair but its always nice to have a guy like that around. He has always been a pro. He's a fun guy to be around. He'll always be the Nature Boy. He has been one of my main inspirations. I really don't know [about the legal situation] and I really don't care to know."
Scott Steiner's Twitter Rants: "Scott's Scott. He's a good friend of mine so I can't speak bad of Scott. He's a character. Obviously he has some ill feelings to certain people but those are his own personal issues and don't involve me. I don't believe I have any enemies in the business and I want to keep it that way."
Impact Wrestling Going Live: "It's huge - a win win situation for all of us, fans and those of us in the company. When you go live, anything can happen. It excites me because it means I have to be on. When the camera's on whatever happens, happens. And I'm sure that anticipation applies across the board in the locker room, too. Everyone feels the same way."
