According to Wrestling Observer it's true. Williams (along with Lance Rock, but nobody cares about that) will no longer be seen on TNA TV, and I for one say that this makes no sense.
TNA pays their talent per appearance, so there is no direct financial benefit provided by cutting them. The only reason for turfing somebody off the roster is if they are of no use to the company, and Williams doesn't fit the bill on that respect.
He's the most over guy in the X-division. He was one of the only little, unexposed guys who could match up with a 'legend' and still get pops from the crowd... and to cap it off, but just carried Scott Steiner to what I'd have to call his best match in half a decade.
I simply can't see why TNA would want to cut this guy, and I can't imaging Williams believes he can do better else where. Japan's a mess. The Indy scene is getting it's ass kicked by the recession. And if he'd been considering a WWE developmental deal we'd probably have had some indication of it by now.
So, to quote R-Truth...
What's up?
TNA pays their talent per appearance, so there is no direct financial benefit provided by cutting them. The only reason for turfing somebody off the roster is if they are of no use to the company, and Williams doesn't fit the bill on that respect.
He's the most over guy in the X-division. He was one of the only little, unexposed guys who could match up with a 'legend' and still get pops from the crowd... and to cap it off, but just carried Scott Steiner to what I'd have to call his best match in half a decade.
I simply can't see why TNA would want to cut this guy, and I can't imaging Williams believes he can do better else where. Japan's a mess. The Indy scene is getting it's ass kicked by the recession. And if he'd been considering a WWE developmental deal we'd probably have had some indication of it by now.
So, to quote R-Truth...
What's up?