Mick Foley announced on Facebook this weekend his contract with WWE has expired which means he no longer has contractual ties to the company. The contract was originally a deal for Foley to be a part of Saturday Morning Slam which hasn’t aired since May 2013. Here’s part of what Foley wrote:
“OK, seriously: I enjoyed having the opportunity to do the show, enjoyed being a regular part of WWE TV for a while, and am grateful that WWE honored the contract for the entire year.
So, with my “Slam” contract completed, I am no longer under contract to WWE, but look forward to working with them in the future. I did an appearance for WWE today at a NY Islanders game, will represent them at a Knicks game this week (pretty sure these are unpaid appearances, although WWE can feel free to surprise me with a little check-a-roonie in the Foley mailbox if they want to) and will continue to represent WWE in a number of community relations appearances in the coming year.”
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