Bully Ray thinks Moose has gone as far as he can in TNA and should expose himself to more varied competition.
Moose recently made the jump to NXT as part of WWE’s partnership with TNA. He challenged Oba Femi for the NXT Championship, with the former TNA World Champion coming up short in his first WWE Championship match.
However, a WWE Hall of Famer thinks Moose has gone as far as he can if he stays in TNA.
Speaking on Busted Open Radio, Bully Ray gave his thoughts how Moose. He said that the former world champion had “maxed out his potential” in the promotion. He thinks he needs to leave in order to improve.
“Moose has been in TNA for a while. I think that Moose has maxed out his potential in TNA,” Bully Ray said. “I think it’s time for Moose to be exposed to new competition. To new brains in the wrestling business, to people who can teach him what he has learned so far. You just said that you thought it was Moose’s best match, [it is] because he’s stepping up to a new level of competition. He’s being exposed to somebody who can bring more out of him.”
“He has a personality that still needs to be brought in him. I think Moose is a little laid-back at times. I also think that Moose needs to wrestle for Moose.” Bully Ray added.
Bully Ray Tears Into Travis Scott For Injuring Cody Rhodes At WWE Elimination Chamber
During a recent episode of Busted Open Radio, WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray had some choice words for Scott and threatened violence upon him if the two ever meet face-to-face.
“Travis Scott deserves to have his jaw shattered and wired shut,” Bully Ray said. “It’s when the mark in the ring all of a sudden decides that he’s a pro wrestler and he knows what the hell he’s doing, and that mark is Travis Scott….Dude, because Travis Scott decided that he’s going to look like some tough guy in front of the world. You got one coming, Travis. I hope it’s from Cody. If it’s not from him, I hope I never see you one day.” [H/T: WrestlingNews.co]
Bully Ray isn’t the only person in the industry upset with Travis Scott. Dave Meltzer has stated in the latest issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that Scott has “all kinds of heat backstage” in WWE following the incident.
