Drew Galloway was released from his WWE contract in 2014, and following his release he hit the ground running. Drew has been very busy since parting ways with WWE and he’s made quite the name for himself on the independent scene.
Drew Galloway has been working with several promotions over the past few years, and he’s also been working in TNA. Galloway is a former TNA World Champion who has become one of TNA’s most popular stars, but he recently appeared on The Dirty Sheets podcast and noted that his contract is up in February.
“Currently my contract is up basically after these tapings, but in February officially. We’re talking and trying to figure things out. I’d be lying if I said there wasn’t some offers there that I really have to think about and consider. I’m happy doing what I’m doing right now, I’m happy with the relationship we have where I’m with them and I’m allowed to do my thing around it, and we have a deal that I’m happy with. I want to keep working with everybody, I don’t want to be locked down to guarantees necessarily, but I don’t know, I guess is the right way to put it. I know in my head what the right thing is to do, it’s just working out the details I guess.”
With his TNA contract ending in February Galloway has some important decisions to make regarding his future in the professional wrestling business. When asked if he’s been talking to Triple H, Galloway had to keep things quiet for the most people, but he did note that he’s been talking to “some people.”
“I can’t say anybody I’m talking to. I have spoken to some people and there’s only so much you can speak about when you’re under a contract with certain people, but I can’t go into details. I just hope things work out the way I want them to work out.”
Would you like to see Drew Galloway make his return to WWE in 2017? Sound off in the comments below.
Sign him Triple H
Absolutely not. Galloway would end up lost in the shuffle, like he was during his first run. We Waste Everyone would just turn him back into a mid-carder, and he’s better than that.
Only if they give him a fair run and as a top talent other wise it would be waste of time for him.
[…] Drew Galloway explained to Ross, “Currently my contract is up basically after these tapings, but in February officially. We’re talking and trying to figure things out. I’d be lying if I said there wasn’t some offers there that I really have to think about and consider. I’m happy doing what I’m doing right now, I’m happy with the relationship we have where I’m with them and I’m allowed to do my thing around it, and we have a deal that I’m happy with. I want to keep working with everybody, I don’t want to be locked down to guarantees necessarily, but I don’t know, I guess is the right way to put it. I know in my head what the right thing is to do, it’s just working out the details I guess.” […]