Ken Anderson Signs New Deal with TNA Wrestling

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Ken Anderson's deal with TNA Wrestling was originally set to expire with the company within the next month. According to PWInsider, the two parties have come to financial terms, and he will remain with the organization.

If the two didn't come to terms, his match against Bully Ray for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship match on this past Thursday was going to be his sendoff.

Anderson along with Mickie James gone off the TNA website

apparently he stop these negations

funny thing was, that Bully Ray mini rivalry showed why Anderson is good to have. He is a very strong character and the fans respond to him.

Maybe this AJ storyline is paving the way for TNA to resign the much cheaper and much more over (with tna fans) wrestlers they used to employ.

Would love to see Anderson back in WWE tbh, if the company can put behind the stuff with him and Orton then he could be very good for the company.

How so? He's injury-prone, average-to-okay in-ring, and with the amount of young talent WWE has, why take the risk on a gobshite like him?

I think he is better that ok in the ring. He's great on the mic and he's pretty much been injury free while on TNA. The one thing I will say though is perhaps he looks that good in TNA because TNA is that poor Anderson looks good.

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How so? He's injury-prone, average-to-okay in-ring, and with the amount of young talent WWE has, why take the risk on a gobshite like him?

Always had him down to be champion while at WWE, his face turn ruined him as he was a brilliant heel there. Could easily do a job in WWE if Jericho is pretty much staying away now.

But was he a brilliant heel because the rest of WWE was pretty awful at that point? 2005-06 was the closest I've ever come to just giving up on wrestling, it was horrific.

I always thought MVP was the guy who'd make the leap to WWE Champion, Kennedy stood out because of his ring-annonucing schtick, and I used to love his middle-rope finisher (that swanton thnig with the opponent on his shoulders). aside from that, I never really saw a huge amount of potential.

MVP on the other hand, had a gimmick people could relate to, is a darned fine wrestler - and was ruined by a face turn!

Most wrestlers are great untill they get a WWE Face turn, same shite all the time.

I liked Kennedy and I agree MVP was good, especially his feud with Matt Hardy