"This is not your war, it's mine"

Mick Foley: "Thank you and man, how about this brand new Impact Zone? Even without the Mick Foley-Posters I must say, it looks pretty damn good. And you don't mind me saying, one week on the job as Executive Chairholder already big dividends are being paid here in TNA. As you know we got a big election coming up. It's important everybody get out there and let their voice be heard. Call your friends to tell them to vote and then as long as you got them on the phone make sure you tell them, that TNA is now in HighDef on Spike every Thursday night.

Now as Executive Chairholder I'd like to announce two huge main events for Turning Point coming away November 9th. Our first main event will be Kevin Nash taking on Samoa Joe. And our second huge main event will feature the TNA Champion Sting going one on one for the championship title against ‘The Phenomenal' AJ Styles. Now speaking of the TNA Champion, I mentioned to you earlier, I'd like to have a word with him. So I'd like to ask very politely, if I can have a word with the TNA Champion Sting.

[Sting erscheint in der Halle.]

Stinger this might seem a little strange, seeing as this is the first time you and I have been face to face in about 14 years. And maybe you've heard this through the gaveby[?] maybe you haven't, but I wanna make it public, man to man, because I believe, that it was you, Sting, who put me one the map way back when in 1991.

Lets face it, now a lot of people had heard of Cactus Jack back then, until you kinda blazed their own unique hardcore way onto the national scene. And Stinger sometimes I wonder, where my life would have ended up had you not entered into it.

So you have my respect both as a wrestler and as a man, which is why I was all more difficult last week live in Las Vegas, when I looked out and I saw you standing among the Main Event Mafia. And I had to wonder like a lot of people out here did: Why, Sting, why?

And don't wanna lecture, but I just wanna say in my opinion, Stinger, we are all here at TNA on the verge of something very, very big. All the pieces are the. All the pieces are there. We've got guys like AJ and Samoa Joe, guys in the X-Division busting their butts week in, week out to make a difference here in TNA. And the way I see it, Sting, is as champion and a veteran and someone, who does, whether you realize it or not, enjoy the respect of everyone, all the new, I see your job to kind of act as the glue, that holds all of those pieces together.

But you know what, Stinger? You're not acting like glue, instead you some to be a wedge intent on driving all the pieces in TNA apart for good. And I'm wondering, what you have to say on your behalf."

Sting: "What I have to say, Mick, is what I've been saying all along. I wanted to be the glue here, Mick. My intentions, my motives they're just like yours, I promise you Mick. But what I had to say, was rejected by the Joes, by the AJs. It was just rejected. Mick, you have respect for Terry Funk, don't ya?"

Mick Foley: "Yeah, I do. I do."

Sting: "It is that very exact respect, that I'm talking about. The missing ingredient here in TNA. And if you're not carefull, Mick, that next generation is gonna get all up in your face and they're gonna disrespect you, too."

Mick Foley: "Well Stinger, I guess you and I are gonna have to agree to disagree. And it is clear, that you're gonna do, what you wanna do. And you need to understand, that I'm going to do, what I need to do, too."

Sting: "I understand that very clearly. Very clear. But Mick, this is not your war, it's mine."