TNA apparently showing Robbie McAllister at the TNA TV show on Thursday night was not a classy thing to do, as McAllister was sent home as a result of it and his status is unknown to me at this time. Two wrongs do not make a right, McAllister should never have gone to the show and TNA should never have put another wrestler’s job in jeopardy. Not real smart on either’s part, in my view.
Now, let's be honest. If you work for the competition, and you're at your competitor's product, it'd be wise to be invisible. TNA showing Robbie was classless, dumb, and an obvious attempt to get under the skin of WWE. But, to say Robbie can't go to the show to support his friends within that company because he's contracted to the opposition is also ludicrous, and screams of some practices that I thought were abolished a long time ago.
Robbie sitting in the fans, and allowing himself to be seen, not smart. TNA filming him, classless. WWE sending him home for making an error of TNA being classless, equally as classless. WWE potentially taking food off of Robbie McAllister's table because he went to support his friend in his wrestling match, abhorrent. Period. WWE punished Robbie enough, by having him removed from, probably, the battle royale before Wrestlemania.
Why turn this in to more of a spectacle than it should, needs, or has to be?
Jim Ross needs to shut his mouth, too. His blogs cause more harm than good, but that's just one man's opinion.
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