Another TNA Release

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Jacqueline Moore is also no longer with TNA Wrestling reports TNAWrestlingNews.com.

With the exception of being used at a recent TNA house show against Rhaka Khan (who had also made her return to TNA after being pulled from TV), Moore has not been active with TNA since being pulled off TV as the manager of Beer Money, Inc.

I thought she'd gone long ago

yeah, i did too.

always thought a black chick with a confederate flag on her hat was a dumb gimmick.

Doomhammer wrote:

yeah, i did too.

always thought a black chick with a confederate flag on her hat was a dumb gimmick.

Well there were black men who willingly fought for the confederacy during the civil war. Since Jacqueline is from Texas, it's understandable that she might want to use the confederate flag as a symbol of her pride at being from the south.

I did think she had gone already, there wasn't really much use for her anyway. Beer Money are perfectly fine talking on their own, and as it's looking like they may be heading for a face turn, a ringside manager isn't really much use either.

thegunman84 wrote:

Doomhammer wrote:

yeah, i did too.

always thought a black chick with a confederate flag on her hat was a dumb gimmick.

Well there were black men who willingly fought for the confederacy during the civil war. Since Jacqueline is from Texas, it's understandable that she might want to use the confederate flag as a symbol of her pride at being from the south.

I did think she had gone already, there wasn't really much use for her anyway. Beer Money are perfectly fine talking on their own, and as it's looking like they may be heading for a face turn, a ringside manager isn't really much use either.

the later part is true, but the confederacy's one ideological difference from the union was over issue of enslaving blacks. Hard to believe that people would willing support a cause that, if said cause was winning, would be unwilling to accept their help.

There is actually quite a lot of evidence to suggest that many blacks in the south willingly fought for the confederacy, as they saw the union as a hostile invasion rather than a force that was going to free them. Not all southern blacks felt this way of course, but there was a significant number.

I always felt that particular type of black man fought to be accepted by the white guys who fought for the confederacy rather than because they felt a great need or right to do so

How did this turn into a thread about the American civil war?

Because Doom can't keep anything on topic

your right, my fault.

That makes me wonder how long will kip james still be whit TNA cause i haven't seen him since madison rayne joined the beautiful people

I thought he got released a while back

Nah he appeared a few weeks back, playing the part of somebody despeate for a job, and ended up being employed by Mick Foley to do odd jobs like hang pictures. Even that's too good for him.

Last time I saw him the Beautiful people kicked him out, it was the kind of public trashing you get when a company is finished with you in order to make you look as weak as possible, which made me think the WWE might have been sniffing around him

Don't know why they'd want to, he's not of much use to anyone really. the only reason he has a job in TNA is because Dixie Carter likes him.