PCO wants the gold.
At the end of 2023, it seemed that PCO was on his way out of IMPACT Wrestling. However, he was later announced as the first re-signing of the new TNA era. During a recent interview with the Battleground Podcast, PCO opened up about what enticed him to stay.
“That’s the one thing,” PCO said, “and I’d like also, I will do everything in my power — I don’t know how much it can be influenced. But right now, the market in the province of Quebec is red hot. It’s exploding. It’s one of the biggest markets in pro wrestling right now. To have a championship match in my hometown, in the province of Quebec — it could be Montreal, anywhere in the province — that would be really significant.
“That would be awesome. Because I really got on board with the new TNA era. I feel like it’s the Roddy Piper, the Hogan, Nash, Hall, even from the beginning, the AJ Styles and Jeff Jarrett, everybody from the beginning. I think the lineage of stars that were part of TNA and just being the first signing of that new era of TNA, it meant a lot to me. But without a goal it wouldn’t mean that much,” PCO added. “But with a goal like that, trying to get on my own is something that I’m really looking forward to. I’m really focused. It doesn’t mean it’s going to happen in 2024, but it would be awesome if it does.”
PCO will be in action at TNA Hard to Kill on January 13 as he takes on Dirty Dango.
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