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The wording is kind of all over the place, between the graphic, the article, the SI article it quotes. The SI articles details state:
Given that I'd say to err on the side of 'overworked graphic department at TNA' and that they have chosen to do their contractually allowed 1 year extension (similar to what they did with Deonna iirc). Given the announcement of this the morning after the flurry of ⏳tweets the TNA crew put out yesterday my mind is wondering a few different things.
Edit: Ok so to clarify both parties had to agree on it, so TNA is choosing to pick up his contract for 1 more year (per his contracts terms), and he is agreeing to it (hence the re-sign graphic, since he had to agree to it). So both are true lol.
Edit 2: From his wife: 'TNA extended Josh’s contract.'
Edit 3: Got it from Fightful:
I mean he signed the contract, but forcing someone to stay with an option doesn't usually work out for a team in real sports. I'm hoping it's just a bad idea of a shoot storyline that TNA is running and not Anthem being petty to the wrestlers they had already pissed the fuck off. I'm guessing it's just pure petty though.
I just posted another thread: seems to be the petty lol
@JelloBrains @GeekFTW to be honest, I can see why TNA want to keep him if they can. I kind of don't blame them. But from a talent management standpoint it's not a good indicator of how he feels about the state of things. It arguably looks worse if they let Josh leave because it sets a precedent that Anthem will let you leave. But you can't treat people like assets on a spreadsheet.
Real solution is rehiring Scott D'Amore.