Interview Homicide: You have made your debut in TNA in 2005, in the company of the first members of LAX, in particular Konnan, what was it? After a show this year for Ring of Honor, where Mick Foley was, I was put in contact with the WWE. Shortly after, at the IWA: Puerto-Rico, I encountered Konnan, with which I were very quickly and who offered me to go to TNA. I therefore had to choose between WWE and TNA, and I choose it. I then participate in the beginnings of Latin - American Xchange, facing the New - Age Outlaws. » From 2007, TNA withdrew you shows by ROH on the basis of a conflict of interest. LAX had the wind in its sails, but Konnan had to leave the company. How did you experience this? It feared! Konnan was the backbone of this group and suddenly, I had to take command of LAX without really deserve. He was the pillar... but you know what? A meeting is expected! » In 2009, you won the X Division Championship, before be dethroned by Samoa Joe. What are the differences between a Joe at ROH and a Joe in TNA? I was Panchal, with my belt, but that Joe sucker must always pick me up some noises! More seriously, be well clubbed on the mouth during recent years, and I can have that respect for him. ROH, he was like a lion hunting. While in TNA, was a businessman determined to make wheat being the best possible wrestler. » Later, when Eric Bischoff and Hulk Hogan took power, you were placed on the path of Jeff Hardy in a Steel Asylum Match. How happened that first night, and then the rest of the Hogan-Bischoff regime? The first broadcast was live, and Jeff Hardy - Superstar that all girls love and boys dream of being - made his return. It was a boost for the TNA. Hulk Hogan, is the Babe Ruth [great American baseballer, editor of catch,] and Eric Bischoff is a very smart guy. However, I felt that the direction was changed... A few weeks later, Terry Taylor calls me and tells me that I am licensed. I then found myself on the India tour and back in ROH. Its the things that happen in the business, it was nothing personal. » This summer, you came back to participate in TV recordings and you apparently are back on the long term. How does this stay again in TNA? I am indebted to Bob Ryder for have reopened me the door. Im glad to be back and to be able to re - work with so many good friends. The staff, producers, agents are all awesome. Those who say that TNA will sink include only American wrestling needs a big second promotion to compensate for the WWE. At all the haters: instead of telling crap on the Net, you should hope that the TNA remains on the market and to flourish, like Ring of Honor. And then I see posters Support independent wrestling... Why not simply support wrestling? To return to my case, I have no real contract to TNA and I am not forced to appear in house show. » Is TNA in a bad way today, with the loss of some stars and diffuser problems? I have faith in TNA and Dixie Carter. Certainly, anything can happen in wrestling, but I honestly think that she is doing very well. » Where Homicide will be in 5 years? I hope to celebrate like a Terry Funk or Manny Fernandez. Or, who knows, taking the role of an agent or booker in a large company? This little guy from Brooklyn will ensure, I tell you! »
Posted on: Mon, 08 Sep 2014 19:53:15 +0000
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