Former WWE Diva Sunny Blasts TNA

- Former WWE talent Tammy Sytch (a/k/a Sunny) explained during an interview with Women’s Wrestling Today that she loathes TNA Wrestling because when her longtime boyfriend died, Chris Candido, they refused to forward her his last paycheck (for the final shows he appeared, including the show he broke his ankle in, which led to the surgery in which he got an infection and ultimately died from) so she could pay off his outstanding bills.

“They refused, because we weren’t legally married. So bills I had of his, in both our names, ended up being my sole responsibility. It was only a $1,500 check, but still.

“F*****g scumbags.

“They had Terry Taylor call me and tell me that. So he basically broke his ankle and died for free. They sent the check in his name, which I couldn’t endorse and deposit. When I asked them to cut me a new check in my name, they said no.”

The Wrestling Observer notes that in 2008, TNA Wrestling’s creative department contemplated a storyline where Kurt and Karen would split up and have new on-screen relationships. Sytch was the leading candidate for the woman to have a relationship with Kurt. However, a TNA wrestler with influence implored the company not to hire the former WWE Diva, feeling “it wouldn’t work out.” The idea was ultimately dropped.

TNA's product sucks and apperantly so does their business practices.

I actually like TNA, they have the best fans. The fans know wrestling, If you threw greats like RVD at WWE, like 20% of their fanbase would know who he was. The others would just squeal and go 'Hey a guy in a leotard!' TNA however had the biggest pop for his debut. They know how to cultivate their fans, they also are doing great with what they have, they need to recruit most youngsters and less WWE vomit.

TNA has the smallest crowds. If WWE put on shows in front of 500, the crowd sounded hotter too. Just because they seem louder doesn't mean they know shit. That tiny place is full of people who want to cheer against each other and not always the wrestlers. A lot of times, the crowd doesn't come across on TV, with the WWE. I have been to see many Raw's, SD's, house shows, and a PPV. The crowd is always hotter then they come across on TV. If you watched SD and Raw this week, both crowds really into what was going on. The roof almost came off when Edge came back to SD. Put TNA in a 15-20,000 seat arena and see what it sounds like. You will hear fuckin crickets. They could give away tickets and not fill 15,000.