Anthony Nese's triumphant tale over TNA

Anthony Nese's refreshing return

Freelance wrestler Anthony Nese asked for his release from TNA Wrestling in May (17th), this year, in order to participate on a card for an independent promotion, after his time was being used sporadically by the company. 

Full details on Nese's TNA departure are here (just click) - TNA Wrestler Released

"The Premier Athlete" Nese wrestled on the Pro Wrestling Syndicate's 5th Anniversary show, which also featured stars from AJPW (All Japan Pro Wrestling) in a tag match against The Great Muta and KAI alongside partner Sami Callahan, on June 1st 2012. Nese and Callahan fell, in hardfought passion burner.

Feeling this opportunity was too good to pass up working with legends including Muta, Nese was granted his departure from TNA, after they refused him to wrestle on the card as part of the TNA family, which would have gained further exposure for the promotion.

Looks at the curves on those arms...

That's telling you!

Here are some of the highlights for Nese’s working, as well as another card afterwards at a later date just passed.

Muta's face...

Now you know where Jillian's face growth stemmed from

Nese, clearly made the right choice, and TNA, having lost a prized possession may just realise what’s they passed up.


On May 18th, Wrestling Wonders wrote - "With Nese’s powerful legs, high core strength when performing them in rope spots, and having outstanding finesse, Ness will be a sore loss TNA haven’t understood could have changed their outlook respectfully."

Perfect pin. Elegant, gracious, pristine.

Scott Steiner, Davey Richards and Vader were just some of many at the event.

Vader recently returned to WWE Raw also, on the June 11th
broadcast in the lead up to the 1000th episode

You can check out a little taster of the event here, seen on YouTube.

Nese also defeated Matthew Justice for the NYWC Going the Distance event on June 9th, as his latest current outing.

Nese also currently holds the PWS Tri-State Championship, since 5th March 2011, so far totalling an impressive 474 days.

What a fine specimen all over.

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© Max Waltham 22nd June 2012

Breaking News: TNA Wrestler Released!

TNA Wrestler Released!

TNA wrestler Antony Nese has asked for and been granted a release from Impact Wrestling, on Thursday.

Nese asked for permission from TNA to participate at the event, which they denied.

Putting his future first Nese stated on micro blogging site Twitter – “As a professional wrestler I have many goals and dreams that I work hard to achieve.”

After being used sporadically and with no intentions by his employing organisation, Nese wished to wrestle on the Pro Wrestling Syndicate's June 1 online pay-per-view event.

"I have recently been approached with an opportunity to step in the ring with The Great Muta, a wrestling legend, and one of All Japan Pro Wrestling's top wrestlers Kai. This is an opportunity that I feel with help me further my goals and career. This event will be provided via IPPV and unfortunately my TNA contract did not allow me to perform on such events. I requested that an exception would be granted given my lack of appearances but was denied. My next action was to request a release as I think it will be in my best interest.

Beautiful legs

The fact TNA missed a fundamental issue that the internet PPV would not be viewed as TV would, still wouldn’t have changed the reflection on TNA’s status. It would have gained more notoriety for Nese as a performer, assigned to the company allowing him to represent them.

With Nese’s powerful legs, high core strength when performing them in rope spots, and having outstanding finesse, Ness will be a sore loss TNA haven’t understood could have changed their outlook respectfully.

Tell me, this is not good?

TNA allowed itself to lose a credible and excellent choice as a candidate to provide to audience, learn and represent TNA gratefully and bring back to the company a further enhancement of reputation.

It is rather baffling that the same company allowed Ric Flair, a contracted TNA superstar to go and be on WWE TV at it’s biggest PPV ever, to enter the Hall of Fame (for a shocking second time!) yet not allow others the same courtesy which now exposes TNA’s favouritism in a negative light to its fanbase.

Was given permission to attend the big league promotion

Flair, with TWO HOF rings...

Nese appreciates and thanked TNA for their opportunity with them.

"I would like to thank TNA Wrestling for helping me achieve one of my goals as it is very few in this business that are able to say they have. I would also like to thank all the people that support me as this is just a small chapter coming to an end in my career and I have many more exciting opportunities in my future to come."

The Great Muta

Kai (dropkicking)

TNA instantly removed Nese from their website.

Absolutely Ludicrous.

 © Max Waltham 18th May 2012