Former TNA tag team The Young Bucks (a/k/a Generation Me) express frustration with how unorganized the company is

Nick and Matt Jackson spoke with Slam Wrestling about their decision to ask for their release from TNA. "I don't think everyone's on the same page," Matt said regarding TNA. "I know that a lot of guys don't know where to go when they have a question about something, because nobody knows who's exactly in charge of what. Maybe there are just too many chefs in the kitchen?

"One week we were running with Tara and the next we're not. One week Nick and I have heat with each other, and the next we're in a stable together. Towards the end, people in the office didn't know if we were heels or faces, so we flip-flopped. We knew then, we had to get out."

Nick Jackson added that money was a factor. "We asked for our release because we were not being used enough to budget money for our families," Nick said. "We simply weren't making enough money. We asked for help and they didn't really want to do anything for us. So, it obviously wasn't going to work out." To read the full interview, visit Slam.Canoe.ca.

Powell's POV: The Bucks also spoke about the things they learned while working for TNA such as working the camera, working for a writer, keeping match time, etc. However, Matt then added, "One thing, though, from my time with them that I would have never guessed was, how unorganized the 'big leagues' were." Ouch.