One of the main themes of the last days – Tony Storm’s departure from WWEIf only because this decision did not come from the company, but from the New Zealand fighter, who unexpectedly asked her to resign.
However, according to BodySlam’s Cassidy Haynes, there was no formal resignation and Tony Storm he was simply “tired” and went home. Dave Meltzer is also mentioned in Fight Observer Radio what could be the case here Burn out and that the fighter just gave up.
Even before I left WWE, in an interview with Out of Character’s Ryan Satin, Tony Storm has already shown some signs of frustration and “fatigue” at the company, especially shortly after joining main cast…
I have traveled around NXTtaking care of my life, I was called to some dark matches and I didn’t really think about it, or I was very excited. I just agreed. I have done several dark matchesI tried my best and the next thing I know I was in To bring down… Since then, it has been a crazy journey. I am a different person, a different creature, completely different.
Totality. It’s a whole new set of changes and a whole new learning curve. [no main roster]… I have a new understanding … Obviously, I have an unflagging respect for this industry, this is what I have been doing all my life, but now I have a lot of respect for what people are doing here. This is really top notch.
I am doing everything to become better and to show that I can stay here. [no main roster da WWE]… In my mind, I am in a completely different game. I have to prepare my “best game”, not that I gave my best, but it’s new, fresh, exciting.
Regarding her relationship with Vince McMahon, Tony Storm said the following:
We’ve only had a few conversations so far. We still haven’t had the opportunity to really get to know each other. I’m sure I can keep on doing well and let her beat [Charlotte Flair]maybe more conversations [com Vince McMahon]…
Finally, Tony Storm talked about the few opportunities he initially had in main cast WWE before finally getting a chance to fight for the Women’s SmackDown Championship.
This is the worst because you just don’t know [o futuro]… Obviously the fight [pode ser] so unpredictable. Next week you may be on main event and win the title and everything could happen or nothing. You do not know. In the end it is Show Business… This is an upside-down industry.
when you sit in catering, not a pleasant sensation. I just sit and wait for your chance. Looking forward to your big break. I am waiting to show everyone what you have worked for in your life. I just sat and “When will I be next? What’s happening?”… Currently, [quando] things start to happen, I’m still like “What happened? My God. What is my life?”…
After leaving, Tony Storm will now have to abide by the usual 90-day no-competition clause imposed by the WWE, so it will only be at the end of March that he be free to switch to another company.
Do you think Tony Storm will move to another company as soon as her article ends, or will she leave the fight for a while?
