Samoa Joe is one of the best independent wrestlers out there and mixing his time between TNA who some believe is a small promotion and the really Indy shows on the market. Joe has proven that he can work with anyone.
When he first debuted for TNA in 2005 he came in as a Bad*ss and was a dominate guy who had an undefeated streak that lasted 18 Months. He is the longest reigning Ring of Honor World Heavyweight Champion ever. Being the ROH World Heavyweight Champion for 21 Consecutive Months which is impressive.
Not only is he a heck of a worker, when Kurt Angle transitioned to TNA. Joe was asked to wrestle him and they had a great feud. That shows what a good worker he is, if Kurt Angle asks to wrestle you to debut in a company.
For years, we all heard about how Samoa Joe could be the face of TNA and how he could carry the company. He could and did for some time in 2008, but lost the title to Sting at Bound for Glory.
Just for those wondering, here are some of Samoa Joe accomplishments in TNA: TNA World Heavyweight Champion (1 time) and in a combined 182 days.
TNA Television Champion (1 time) and then TNA World Tag Team Championship (2 times) finally where he made his mark as the TNA X Division Champion (4 times)
Samoa Joe was put into good feuds at the beginning of his career with guys like AJ Styles, Chris Daniels, Kurt Angle. Recently he has showed that he can handle the pressure of being the “Top Guy” but has not been put into that role since 2008.
Joe has showed that he has fire inside him and the crowd is well behind him with “Joe’s going to kill you” chants. That clearly shows that TNA has something with Joe and once again they do not push him in the right spot as he should be in mind opinion.
I believe he should be near or at the spot of World Champion and after last night’s main event. It looks like he will be, but you never know in TNA.
What do you think? Do you agree or disagree? Do you think he should be the world champion? Should he be in WWE right now or even TNA? Let me know in the comment area below.
