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Bobby Roode On If It Was Hard To Leave TNA, Not Signing With WWE Earlier, Moving To Main Roster
- Updated: October 4, 2016
Source: Sporting News
Brian Fritz of Sporting News has a new interview with Bobby Roode. Below are a few highlights:
If it was hard to leave TNA after his 12 year run:
“At the time, not really. I don’t really have a negative thing to say about that company. I was treated extremely well there for 12 years and financially I was taken care of. Honestly, it was just time for me to go. I never really got into this industry for the money although it’s nice. I’ve been able to make a career and support my family for the last 12 years doing what I love to do. But that was just it. The last two years of that company, I didn’t love it any more. I started to lose my passion which was concerning to me. I didn’t like being away. I didn’t like performing. TNA became a place where it was just a television product and I got into this business to perform and be on the road. There was a time in that company where you could do that. You could go on the road and do live events. I’ve always been about learning. No matter how long I’ve been in the business or where I’ve been in a company, I’ve always wanted to continue to learn. During those times in TNA when we were on the road …
