Source: Wrestling Observer
According to sources Desmond Wolfe’s lack of a push lately has been assigned to the word that he is difficult to work with. Sources claim that he isn’t a go with the flow type of guy and instead of just suggesting ideas he is a bit egotistical.
The Motor City Machine Guns and Beer Money have been commended by the company for their work rate and TNA is building long term high profile angles to showcase them.
The company reportedly has not been happy with the work rate of Matt Morgan. Morgan has been saddled with the blame for making the match with Hernandez at the last PPV less than memorable including the botched spots in the match.
First let’s always remember backstage “scoops” always are leaked by someone seeking an advantage from the leak, so always take them with a grain of salt, though they do often times have a element of truth to them.
If anyone in TNA thought Matt Morgan could keep up with Hernandez they haven’t watched the two wrestle. While Morgan clearly botched some things, it is the responsibility of the stronger worker to make sure things are done that the weaker worker can do. Ric Flair has always been credited for working to the rate of his opponent. Maybe it was a case of Morgan demanding to do things he wasn’t capable of, we will never really know.
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Thanks for putting in the disclaimers, William. You know me – never a fan of certain folks’ speculation and my-assumption-should-be-your-fact attitude. I’m not sure if I’ve heard that about Desmond Wolfe before, but you know how some internet types operate: if a guy isn’t on TV for one or two episodes of iMPACT!, then he must be “on the outs” with the company!
Like all of the dopes who suggested that Bischoff and Hogan not attending the last set of iMPACT! tapings meant something. Pay no attention to the fact that Hogan was laid up due to back surgery and Bischoff had prior engagements. Doesn’t matter to some people – all that matters is that they weren’t there.
But, as we know, some people can read an entire story into a blank wall.