BREAKING: Unexpected Wrestler Fired Suddenly – Expected Major Step Up And Was Liked Backstage – Report

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Sami Callihan revealed earlier today that he was gone from TNA Wrestling. The star had stepped away from in-ring work and was a big name in the marketing department for the company, helping the TNA merchandise to be sold, in a sort of resurgence for the department. He also was the one designing and producing TNA merch over the last year.

As per a report by Fightful Select, the star had expected on Wednesday that he was going to be getting the call to head up the creative department of TNA and was fired instead. This came after another legend was fired, with Tommy Dreamer being let go from the company as the head of creative. Those that Fightful spoke to confirmed that Sami Callihan was well-liked backstage as a producer and as an agent, by both the staff and the wrestling roster.

The report also stated that several people on the roster had pushed for him to be added to the creative team for months on end.

The wrestler posted earlier about being released from TNA while believing that he was getting a call to be added to a position on the creative team of the company. The star said that instead of that call, he was told that he was being released and now he was ready for his next adventure.

“Thought I was getting called today to be offered a position in creative… nope. I’ve parted ways with TNA. Oh well… onward to the next adventure. Check out my company @PWRevolver”

Now that the wrestler has stepped away from TNA, he will be focusing on his own wrestling company, Pro Wrestling Revolver. The star mentioned the promotion in his tweet when he announced that he had been unexpectedly let go. The one replacing Tommy Dreamer is Delirious at the moment, with no other stars named on the creative team as of now.

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