TNA star Abyss recently appeared on The Pancakes and Powerslams Show, and below are some interview highlights, with an h/t to Chris Featherstone of Inquisitr.com for the transcription:
On the decision to re-sign with TNA instead of accepting a WWE deal:
“There was interest from [WWE]. I was at a time in my career where my contract was coming up. But I decided to stay with TNA… It was definitely an offer there in 2006 to work with Undertaker, but again, I was such a big part of the beginning of TNA, I was such a home-grown talent, a base talent who they were building around, I decided to stay. I have no regrets, to be honest with you. Like I said, TNA has been my home and treated me so good, so in the end it was a pretty easy decision for me to make, and I’ve never looked back.”
On the next set of TNA Impact Wrestling tapings:
“Everything is A-1 with us. It’s going to be an interesting year coming up. I know that we’re planning on taping the next set in early January, and I think the company is really going to be able to settle down now and focus on the future. And I think it’s a bright future. There’s a lot of hungry talent there, a lot of great people working behind the scenes to make it a great place to be at, and I think it’s really gonna come together. I think 2017 is gonna be a fantastic year for the company.”
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
