Dixie Carter teased last week that TNA had signed a “BIG” free agent that would “rock” Impact Wrestling, which had many guessing it was Batista, MVP, or another former WWE performer who was ready to step back into the United States spotlight. Both of those men and several others denied being the free agent and, in typical TNA fashion, the actual signing was a letdown.
MMA Fighting is reporting that Quinton “Rampage” Jackson has signed a “King Mo” deal, agreeing to fight with Bellator MMA and also appear on TNA programming.
The acquisition of Jackson on its own would be just fine, as Rampage has appeared on WWE television before and is a big wrestling fan. When TNA teases something being a big deal and then doesn’t deliver, as they have time and time again, it leaves fans with a bad taste in their mouths and also makes Dixie Carter look like the girl who cried wolf.

