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Smart move by TNA.
Dumb move by Sting.
As others have pointed out who honestly wants to see Sting in TNA?
I can understand him wanting to be loyal to 'the other company' again but staying in TNA makes Sting a hypocrite as WWE is much cleaner these days in terms of the product, the pg rating, even the wrestlers who are under contract to WWE.
TNA is becoming what WCW became shortly before going out of business a retirement home or clinic for aging past it wrestlers who are either on their last run or last legs see Hogan and Flair. The writing of the shows is awful, makes little sense and has little impact. It's mostly shock TV nothing more but it's done in a way that gives the shock TV storylines no impact or realism.
When Nash and Sting did the shoot interview on live tv against Immortal I really thought it was from the heart. Nash knew Immortal would be much like NWO was in WCW and not in a good way I daresay that was a big reason for him wanting out of TNA. His comments seemed to indicate he didn't want to be a part of it that's for sure.
Nash wanted one last run in the big time, he referred to the WWE as playing for the Yankees but it seems Sting is happy playing in the minor leagues.
Sting has had numerous opportunities to sign with WWE and sell his likeness in WWE games, new DVD sets, Legends deal, big money match on the grandest stage of them all.
Why go over old ground when you can break new ground and gain new fans? Why go through the motions week in and week out when you could be building a legacy?
I just don't get it personally his window of opportunity has probably gone now and it's a great shame as I really believe Sting would have done great things in the WWE.
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