If kennedy isn't resigned by wwe this fall, how fast will Tna sign him?

Question

I'd say 2 seconds? It could happen as he never seems to keep a push going.

Answer 1

2 seconds seems about right.  The WWE, obviously, gives Kennedy much more than he can handle (blown push after blown push).

Kennedy's got the name recognition that could help TNA gain more viewers (still surprises me that Kennedy has so many fans).  TNA has a proven track-record of taking WWE "rejects" and turning them into solid performers, if not main-eventers.  Kennedy is not completely without some merit (no, I am not impressed with him) and TNA could probably make something out of him.

Answer 2

If Kennedy does not get re-signed by WWE, I'd personally like to see him return to the Indy scene here in Minnesota to "master his craft," if you will, and possibly get re-signed by WWE sometime down the line.

Answer 3

I don't think 2 seconds is accurate........

With the way people are on Mr. Kennedy's nuts and see so much "potential" in him, I think it would actually be less than one second for TNA to sign him. If TNA did sign him, it would be to draw his fanbase over to TNA shows, not because his talent adds anything to their roster.

Answer 4

if he didn't resign then tna would be stupid not to sign him he has talent and charisma which is what alot of wrestlers don't have. he has a believable gimmick that works with the fans he brings ratings and vince and tna should be fighting over him

Answer 5

It kinda depends of a couple of factors such as how much Ken Anderson asking price would be and how much Panda Energy would be willing to pay. Unless he humbles himself a little, I am not sure how much of a ego he has in real life..

Answer 6

Pretty fast in my opinion, they need more smack talkers like him.

Answer 7

I say if WWE doesn't do it, sign. He is too good to lose as many matches as he does.

Answer 8

why would they?

when he gets ready for a push he will get injured again like he always does