Nic Nemeth will wrestle at TNA Wrestling’s “Rebellion” pay-per-view on April 11 in Cleveland, Ohio with Browns legend Bernie Kosar in his corner. Nemeth came to TNA following two decades of wrestling as Dolph Ziggler in the WWE where he was 2-time WWE Heavyweight Champion and 6-time Intercontinental Champion.
Nemeth recently chatted with Web Is Jericho via Youngstown Studio ahead of Saturday’s show and shared his thoughts on what TNA is offering to wrestling fans that other companies, namely WWE and AEW, perhaps are not.
“I do a radio show, Busted Open on Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7 (on Sirius XM),” Nemeth said. “One of my favorite things to do, I watch everything else. I’m very open about, I can like stuff at other places but I can also not like it. WWE famously in the last couple of years has gone into a pay-per-view format where it’s four or five matches and then stories and videos and packages in between. And you have AEW on a different spectrum, to where it’s like ‘We’re gonna give you 16 pay-per-view matches, and they’re each gonna go 45 minutes, and you’re gonna need a cigarette afterwards to catch your breath.”
Nemeth continued: “I like that TNA falls in that middle package of, there’s stories, there’s microphone time, there’s show-stealing matches — especially that X division — anyone in there and around it tends to blow my mind when they go out there and steal the show. We have a little bit of the talking and the stories and a little bit of the dream matches, and it all comes together. I like to say that’s what TNA does. It’s a locker room where we’re all on the same page, most importantly. But we’re all giving a different product than all the other wrestling companies.”
Check out Nemeth’s full interview below.
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