Source: prowrestlingsheet.com

Former world champion Ken Anderson says he’s done with TNA Wrestling … and based on this video, it doesn’t sound like they ended on the best of terms.


Mr. Anderson was in Glasgow, Scotland this past weekend for Insane Championship Wrestling and was greeted with a loud, “F**k TNA” chant.

Not one to shy away from a hot mic though, Anderson responded, “I don’t work for TNA anymore, so I agree with you. F**K TNA”

Sources connected with TNA tell us Anderson hasn’t been working with the company since early January … but it’s unclear what caused the two sides to part ways at this point.

Regardless, the crowd ate up his response. Check out the video.

I wish this video showed more... I'd like to know what he said before and/or after that, and if he explained why he was leaving.

Is it bad my reaction was to scream YES! YES! YES! because he won't be on a TV channel I get anymore?

Bulletclubfan2014 wrote:Is it bad my reaction was to scream YES! YES! YES! because he won't be on a TV channel I get anymore?

my first reaction was HUH!? but the I transitioned to YES YES YES, and he hasn't even been on TV for a while

Bulletclubfan2014 wrote:Is it bad my reaction was to scream YES! YES! YES! because he won't be on a TV channel I get anymore?

No. It is not bad at all.

PWInsider adds the following:

Mike Johnson wrote:Anderson last appeared during the Bethlehem, PA TV tapings. We are told that Anderson was released from his TNA deal for behavior that took place over the course of the PA tapings. PWInsider.com has reached out to Anderson for comment.

i'm reading rumors that he failed a drug test too

I feel kind of bad for Ken. He was the first example that I noticed of TNA putting the belt on a guy who got really over and then not really trying to pull the trigger on him because it always had to be Sting saving the company.

Big Red Machine wrote:I feel kind of bad for Ken. He was the first example that I noticed of TNA putting the belt on a guy who got really over and then not really trying to pull the trigger on him because it always had to be Sting saving the company.

And to think wha Ken Anderson could have been once. With Vince trying to push him heavily.

Now he's burned two massive bridges.

Never burn a bridge you might want to walk across Ken.

Bingo halls with other has-beens for Ken now then.

XIV wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:I feel kind of bad for Ken. He was the first example that I noticed of TNA putting the belt on a guy who got really over and then not really trying to pull the trigger on him because it always had to be Sting saving the company.

And to think wha Ken Anderson could have been once. With Vince trying to push him heavily.

Now he's burned two massive bridges.

Never burn a bridge you might want to walk across Ken.

Bingo halls with other has-beens for Ken now then.

I don't think Anderson was the one who burned the bridge in WWE. When most of the top talent is saying you are dangerous to work with, that's not a good sign.

Big Red Machine wrote:

XIV wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:I feel kind of bad for Ken. He was the first example that I noticed of TNA putting the belt on a guy who got really over and then not really trying to pull the trigger on him because it always had to be Sting saving the company.

And to think wha Ken Anderson could have been once. With Vince trying to push him heavily.

Now he's burned two massive bridges.

Never burn a bridge you might want to walk across Ken.

Bingo halls with other has-beens for Ken now then.

I don't think Anderson was the one who burned the bridge in WWE. When most of the top talent is saying you are dangerous to work with, that's not a good sign.

But he held the arrogance and didn't have the work ethic to correct this. To take pointers on working safer.

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