ROH News Nigel McGuinness comments on his interest in WWE and TNA, ROH's chances of securing a television deal Aug 1, 2008 - 12:19 PM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing Nigel McGuinness said he would never say never regarding the possibility of working for WWE or TNA. "I think at some point in your career you have to look at what you're earning and you have to look at what you've done," McGuinness told Newsday.com. "And you've got to say there comes a time when I've got to start earning some serious money behind me and saving some so that I can retire before I'm 50 years old so I've got something to show for all the bumps and bruises and injuries. So, certainly, never say never." Nigel also commented on the possibility of ROH securing a television deal. "The people that run Ring of Honor, they don't want to take too big a step and risk too much," he said. "Because, if we rush on to TV with a bad deal, it's going to cost us more than it's going to help us, and that could be the end of the company. So we better be very careful about that and make sure that any step we do make in that direction is going to be for the better and is not gong to risk too much...But as far as do we need that to get to the next level? I would say so." To read the full interview, visit Newsday.com. Powell's POV: Nigel has big league talent and I'd be surprised if WWE and TNA weren't keeping a close eye on him. He has the size, talent, charisma, and mic skills to get over in WWE or TNA. His comments regarding the television deal are logical. There's no point in jumping into a bad deal. BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY ROH News Latest Twelve Articles Former ROH booker Gabe Sapolsky comments on his departure from the company and former boss Cary Silkin Ring of Honor Driven pay-per-view preview: Full lineup for tonight's debut with Jimmy Jacobs and Tyler Black vs. Kevin Steen and El Generico Samoa Joe's opponent for his Ring of Honor return revealed ROH Driven pay-per-view: Full lineup for Friday night's pay-per-view with Jimmy Jacobs and Tyler Black vs. Kevin Steen and El Generico for the ROH Tag Titles Former ROH Champion returning for Final Battle 2008 weekend Gabe Sapolsky comments on his dismissal from Ring of Honor