The news of Russo's departure was initially kept quiet from the talent until the official announcement on the 14/2 television taping. Apparently he was unhappy with amount of power he was loosing within the creative department.
About. Bloody. Time. I have been waiting to hear this news for years now. Hopefully the company, which was at one point even more entertaining than WWE, can once again begin to reach the potential it's capable of. It's clear to us all that it has the talent, it's just the poor booking and nonsensical story lines that have really let it down and put people off. Along with the occasional ex-WWE talent making their way in and instantly gaining a more prominent spot.
Now I'm not putting the blame entirely on Russo, but I think it's quite clear the promotion was in a far better place quality wise before he came along. Here's hoping TNA, and Carter, learn from their mistakes and move forward.
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