Mr. Anderson May Be Done With TNA

There is much speculation going around that TNA wrestler Mr. Anderson may be done with the company following Thursday evening’s “No Surrender” event. Anderson was beaten down by his own boss, Bully Ray, during the show.

It is being said that this was TNA writing Anderson off of television, and that his contract with the organization will be expiring relatively soon. The following was posted to its official website:

“On Thursday at the “No Surrender” IMPACT special, Aces and Eights President Bully Ray successfully defended the World Heavyweight Championship against Mr. Anderson in a violent and chaotic bout. Anderson refused to give up – and took a major beating from Bully Ray. Bully Ray battered and bloodied Anderson, eventually putting him through a table and winning the bout via countout. Bully Ray continued the assault after the match, dumping Anderson off a medical stretcher on the entrance ramp and annihilating him with a piledriver on the steel structure.

ImpactWrestling.com has learned that in addition to several lacerations to his head and body, Anderson suffered a possible concussion and was being examined for damage to his neck from the piledriver. Anderson will be evaluated tonight by doctors at a local St. Louis hospital, and we hope to have an update on his condition on Friday.”

The 37-year-old has been with TNA since 2010 after a four-year stint with WWE.

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