Dixie Carter Discusses Sting' Retiring Soon, and Hulk Hogan's Status

[AKI Man]

<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Quote:</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>- TNA President Dixie Carter recently spoke with The Daily Star to promote TNA's upcoming UK tour. Here are some highlights:

Sting retiring and his final appearance in the UK:
"In his mind, I think this is his last year as far as the wrestling is concerned. When we booked this, that’s the way he was talking about it – ‘I haven’t played there in a decade, and before I retire I need to come back there and wrestle.’ Based on where he’s at and what he’s saying, barring something extraordinary this is the last time."

"And for me it’s great to be able to bring him back there. He’s spent such a big part of his career helping to build our company, I’m very proud we can bring him over. It feels very final. It’s going to be an emotional night."

Hulk Hogan's status:
"The truth is I haven’t heard from Hulk in a while. He knows what’s going on – he’s a businessman, and he knows that it’s an important date for us. He will be eyeing that very carefully. He’s been gone from the scene. My goal would be to have him there. You’ll be the first to know if he is." [/quote]

 

[Tired]

First of all, YOU extended Hulk's contract by another year. (Thanks for enforcing a negative stereotype about women in business). And then it was YOUR idea for Hogan to disappear for months to give younger guys a chance. And while he is making money from his film, radio and TV appearances, you are still PAYING him his contracted wage.

When he signed his contract, he refused to come in for 3 months, but you still paid him for those 3 months. Everyone with a voice around you warned you not do business with him, because he will screw you over. And for two years, he screwed you. And now you are wondering why he is screwing you again?

There are hundreds of women who try to pull men who aren't interested in them by offering them sex whenever they want it. And then they don't understand why the man in question won't make a serious commitment to them. What you have done with Hogan is the business equivelent of that.

You owe a hell of a lot more to Sting than you realise.

 

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Easily one of the best things I've read on this site.

Good one, Rag.