Joseph Park: Manager?

[HMARK Center]

Joseph Park told Sting on Thursday that he had taken on some TNA talent as clients for his law firm, but this seems to me like a golden chance to make use of Joseph as a manager, though he'd call himself a "legal consultant".

Anybody else want to see this? It'd be a way to keep Joseph Park around, and then maybe it'd allow Abyss to only have to show up in real desperate, dire situations as a nuclear option to destroy everything...give the real Chris Parks a chance to step away from the ring and heal up what I'm sure is a pretty messed up body.

This way, we'd get to keep Joseph around, and Abyss might finally become a real "monster" again since he'd only show up in special situations.

Heck, anybody else have ideas for managers they'd like to see TNA bring in/develop from within?

[Spankymac is sick of the swiss]

It's a great idea, but face managers are always kind of "iffy" to me.

[Michael Coello]

There's one problem with that theory: He'd be the worst manager ever, considering he knows jack about wrestling.

[HMARK Center]

True enough, though again I'd say run with the "legal consultant" title...it'd mostly be a way for him to be a mouthpiece for guys who need it, anyway.

Agreed that face managers are usually a dicey proposition, but I think it could be balanced if there's a new slew of heel managers they can either develop or hire.

[jimmyjames]

I think and hope, it's just part of the storyline as a reason for Joseph Park to still be backstage and allows him to be involved with TNA, instead of just searching for his brother.

[The Spelunker!]

I'd be down with this.

I'd also love to see R.D. Evans, Armando Estrada, or Prince Nana in TNA at some point. Bringing in a new Knockout or two as a Valet would be a good move at this point, just to get the character on TV before putting them in the ring. Bodyguards to cowardly heels are also a great way to have a manager.

[Spankymac is sick of the swiss]

Aug 5, 2012 0:02:42 GMT -5 The Spelunker! said:

I'd be down with this.

I'd also love to see R.D. Evans, Armando Estrada, or Prince Nana in TNA at some point. Bringing in a new Knockout or two as a Valet would be a good move at this point, just to get the character on TV before putting them in the ring. Bodyguards to cowardly heels are also a great way to have a manager.

Do we have enough legit foreigners in TNA for Nana to get a new Embassy going? I know that's not an absolute requirement, but it'd be fun.

[The Spelunker!]

Magnus, Douglas Williams, Rob Terry, Sonjay Dutt, Mark Haskins, Winter.

Counting Canadians: Alex Silva, Bobby Roode, Eric Young, Gail Kim.

But with TNA having solid connections in Japan, England, and Mexico (and enough clout to sign average foreigner X from the Indies/elsewhere) It's definitely doable.

[Spankymac is sick of the swiss]

I actually think Alex Silva could benefit from having Nana as a manager in an "Embassy" setting, really. Don't make him the crown jewel, obviously, but still.

[The Spelunker!]

Heck, have a manager collect up the Gut Check winners, and a big client (either someone in TNA who could use it like Crimson, or debut someone new as a big deal) and run a stable like that.

[Brood Lone Wolf Funker]

I think I would laugh if Joey Ryan actually hired Park to represent him in a case against TNA

[sunnytaker]

be funny to see Joseph Parks costing his guys matches all the time by distracting the refs by quoting the official rules everytime a heel started cheating in a match.

[Celgress]

Aug 5, 2012 9:29:25 GMT -5 Brood Lone Wolf Funker said:

I think I would laugh if Joey Ryan actually hired Park to represent him in a case against TNA

as would I