Nick Aldis Talks About His Heat With WWE’s Bruce Prichard

I’m starting to get a little bit of a pushski, you know what I mean. He’s trying to offer me a contract. Still, he tries to offer me the same money for three years, like it wasn’t about the money itself. So I just immediately said, I was like 25 at the time, I think, so I said, “so you’re telling me that when I’m 28, you think I’m going to be worth the same amount of money that I’m worth now, so why the f*ck would I be here? Why would I stay if you think I’m not going to increase my value in three years?” He’s like, “well, this is a good offer, I think.” Well, I did what anyone would do in that, so I went straight to Dixie.

Everyone can say what they want about Dixie, but like so many guys who worked at TNA in management capacities were so unprofessional because they would just do whatever they wanted, and then when they got called out for it, they would blame Dixie, but half the time Dixie didn’t even know because they just did it off their own back.

She was just like, “wait, whoa whoa,” you know, so in pretty short order, Dixie’s attorney Guy Blake took on my contract negotiations, just took it out of Bruce’s hands, and Scott D’Amore was doing my contract, he was my agent at the time, so Bruce got completely removed from the equation. And Bruce calls me up and is like, “oh, who do you think you are? Like doing this and doing that,” and then he goes, “you know just going running to mummy like a little b*tch?”