PCO publicly quits TNA, goes off deep end

[Sky]

https://www.patreon.com/posts/pco-smashes-tna-120363066

So, PCO smashed the TNA DM Title at GCW's Hammerstein show. This is not a work at all, he was supposed to finish up and drop at the San Antonio tapings and TNA were totally blindsided by this. Needless to say he's done.

 

[Tremendez]

The funny thing is, I can’t imagine who would want to work with someone that would be this unprofessional with somebody’s championship. He is not exactly in the prime of his career either so it’s not like someone is just gonna overlook it because they can build a brand on him.

 

[Blazehausen]

The funny thing is, I can’t imagine who would want to work with someone that would be this unprofessional with somebody’s championship. He is not exactly in the prime of his career either so it’s not like someone is just gonna overlook it because they can build a brand on him.

Yeah, like if he was a draw maybe he could get away with it, but like I don’t think many people buy a ticket because PCO is on the card

 

[Sky]

The funny thing is, I can’t imagine who would want to work with someone that would be this unprofessional with somebody’s championship. He is not exactly in the prime of his career either so it’s not like someone is just gonna overlook it because they can build a brand on him.

Maybe the hardcore spots fucked his brain

 

[Chris]

 

[Colt Magnum]

Scott loyalist. I could Def see him showing up in MLP tho.

 

[Colt Magnum]

The more that comes out I start to wonder if Scott was just anti WWE & TNA crossover? Or maybe someone in WWE just didn't want to do biz with Scott?

 

[Barry Poppins]

So PCO is just an unprofessional dickhead because his favorite booker was fired.

Which sounds like it tracks if what we've heard about him in the 90s is true.

 

[Sky]

Incredibly delusional old man. He legit thinks half the crowd only came to see him and walked out

 

[Big Jean Studd]

I mean I think he's talking a lot of smack but it's true they offered him less, and I'm guessing it's true some in the Montreal crowd were there for him. 1k out of 4 sounds widely exaggerated.

I don't disagree w his take on Scott either, new management is raking in all his hard work. One could also argue they are cheaping out on talent when they can rent nxt ppl for free or cheaper.

I'd also bet most of the booking up to date was what Scott wrote in advance + talent input. It's not like the booking is widely different at all.

All that said I doubt he was getting a run. I do.tjink he did a lot of good for tna and it's sad seeing ppl turn on him when he had baller ass matches n sacrificed his body. Don't think he really deserved a 70% paycut and a ghosting. The other company gets lambasted for lack of comms so it's a fair criticism.

Doing it on a gcw show was not the way tho lol but funny ig.

Not all sunshine and rainbows in any company no matter how much they paint their fences white

 

[Deadd2009]

The more that comes out I start to wonder if Scott was just anti WWE & TNA crossover? Or maybe someone in WWE just didn't want to do biz with Scott?

Scott is the one who helped put the WWE/TNA crossover to begin with, so why would he hate the very thing he thought would be good for the brand?

 

[Deadd2009]

You know who I blame in all of this? The original ROH, because they're the ones who thought it was a good idea to give him the world title and it made this guy think that if he could be world champion in Ring of Honor, he could be world champion anywhere else. Hey PCO, you know who else was ROH champion at one point? Jamie Noble. Never won a world title in any company ever after the fact.

 

[Tremendez]

I don’t doubt for a minute that they offered both him and Rhino less money because both are extremely past their prime performers that honestly most people really didn’t want to see in TNA anymore. So that was probably anthem’s way attempting to let them go without officially firing them.

PCO should’ve just been grateful that he got another couple more years being able to do this on television instead of deciding to shoot on a pay-per-view and try to destroy their belt.

 

[Sky]

You know who I blame in all of this? The original ROH, because they're the ones who thought it was a good idea to give him the world title and it made this guy think that if he could be world champion in Ring of Honor, he could be world champion anywhere else. Hey PCO, you know who else was ROH champion at one point? Jamie Noble. Never won a world title in any company ever after the fact.

That's terribly unfair to Jamie Noble

 

[Tremendez]

I love me some Jamie Noble. He’s one of my favorite cruiserweights, but it is kind of hilarious thinking that he was a world champion somewhere.