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This has put pressure on TNA President Carlos Silva, who is being criticised by fans and analysts for the current state of the brand. WWE legend Matt Hardy, who is currently part of the TNA roster, defended Silva and the work he has done for the Nashville-based promotion by posting on his X account.
In his post, Hardy lists the targets and responsibilities that Silva was given and claims that the TNA President is succeeding in accomplishing all of those goals.
“Carlos was hired for this position to 1) dig TNA out of debt, 2) streamline company cost & expenses, 3) get the company on a bigger TV platform & 4) get to the point where TNA is becoming profitable. He’s been working tirelessly & every one of these tasks are challenging. Carlos is getting things done & succeeding on all these goals. The core group at TNA is gonna keep doing what we do – Work hard, grind away and make TNA as great as it can be,” Hardy’s post read.
Hardy’s post was a response to Cultaholic Wrestling’s post of his quotes from the Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcast, in which he also said that Silva was doing a great job despite his limited wrestling knowledge.
“But I think he’s doing things the best that he can do them with his limited knowledge of pro wrestling in some ways, if I can say it, but he does have a pretty good support team around him, and I think that’s getting ready to grow even a little more,” said Hardy. [H/t: Cultaholic Wrestling]
You can take a look at Hardy’s post below.
Matt Hardy has teased another reinvention of his character
Hardy has never been shy to try new things, and his ‘Broken Matt Hardy’ character in TNA rejuvenated his entire wrestling persona.
Following a Wicked Garden match against the Righteous with his brother Jeff, Matt Hardy said that it was time for the Hardys to reinvent their characters while speaking with Rewind Recap Relive.
“We’ve kind of been doing a retro Hardys deal to a degree. The Broken Hardys are back in full effect right now, but I think it is time for us to reinvent, and we are ready to reinvent”, said Matt Hardy. [H/T: wrestlinginc.com]
It would be interesting to see what the WWE legend comes up with this time around.
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