- James Storm was recently interviewed by Newsday. Here are some highlights:

His short run with the World Heavyweight Title: “I can always say I was the world champion, even if it was for a week,” he said. “At the end of the day, I don’t want to say I don’t care about it, but my bills are still being paid without the belt . . . when I go to the bank, they don’t ask me if I’m a champion. I still have a lot of years left in me, and the opportunity will come. It’s one of those things that you have to wait your turn.”

Jeff Jarrett: “To me, Jeff knows wrestling. They need somebody like that either in the production side or the creative side . . . because, let’s face it, he built this company. It was his hard work and his money that he put into it in the very beginning. I think TNA needs Jeff Jarrett, whether it be behind the scenes or in front of the camera or whatever, but they definitely need him—at least for his advice on the wrestling aspect of it.”

Chris Harris not making it in WWE: “I believe Chris brought it onto himself. I talked to him while he was there. Anytime you go up there, they’re going to test you, to see if you have an attitude or whatever. And I just heard he failed miserably. He had an attitude while he was up there and you can’t do that. You just go up there and you do what they ask of you the best you can, and sooner or later, they’ll find a spot for you and do something with you. Just because he had a good run here, he expected to go up there and have a run, and that’s not so.”

I can't really see why people are so sad about Jeff Jarrett leaving or think this is the end of TNA. How many fucking times have people said year after year TNA was going to die? But always show how it keeps on living. ANd Excuse me, but who was involved in a lot of the problems in TNA over the years? Who has been involved in a lot of the booking choices over the years? WHo has been a instrumental player behind the scene for many years in tna? We just can't blame only Dixie Carter, tho she isn't no fucking different. But you do have to look at other people and what's one common thread through out the years In TNA? Jeff Jarrett.

Ummm....the problems werent nearly as huge when Jarrett was running things as opposed to when Hogan and Bischoff were

Yeah Hogan and Bischoff did a lot of damage, but I am sure it wasn't just Dixie who thought it was a good idea to bring them in. Hogan and Bischoff made a lot of the old fucks and WWE rejects the main stars, but hell even before than That's all TNA was doing. Hogan and Bischoff just did it more. And who was one of those old fucks who they shoved down our throats during their first few months controlling the company. Jeff Jarrett.
It's time for TNA to go in a different direction, use some new people instead of people who truly did little to nothing for the company for 11 years.

The fact that Jeff Jarrett has been in TNA all this time, whether as part of the creative side of things, productive side of things or just a regular consultant, he still had a role in the company. Now that he's gone, then what? What direction do you think they will go into NOW? 'Cause Dixieland was GENIUS

The dude founded the company. It's like Vinny Mac randomly fucking off for no reason...