"Samoa Joe sent out a cryptic tweet that seemed to hint that he was through with TNA while the company continues to search for a new network for Impact Wrestling in 2015.
Samoa Joe, who also tweeted that his father had sadly passed away, took to his official Twitter account earlier this week to reflect on Bound For Glory and he also seemed to hint that his time in TNA was coming to an end.
"Very reflective after this past show," Samoa Joe tweeted. "At the risk of sounding unintentionally cryptic, I am hopeful for what the future holds."
It remains to be seen what Samoa Joe's next move will be, but his contract has been rumored to be expiring and he seems to be done with TNA.
It has been noted that the company doesn't want to sign any upper-tier talents to new contracts until a television deal is complete.
Spike TV was set to drop Impact Wrestling when its contract expired with TNA this month, but it chose to be a good partner and keep the company's flagship show on the network until 2015 as Spike no longer wants to be in the professional wrestling business.
According to Wrestlingheadlines.com, TNA president Dixie Carter told people to expect some big news soon, which could have something to do with a new network. TNA has reportedly been in negotiations with several networks over the last few months
The announcement may have to do with a new wrestler coming over instead of the television network as there were reports of the company negotiating with a talent that would "shock" people and bring a buzz to TNA.
There is no word on who the talent might be, but CM Punk reportedly shot down a deal from TNA -- which the company denied -- while it also won't be Mick Foley.
It remains to be seen if TNA will re-sign Samoa Joe, but after the departure of Team 3D and with the company's policy of not re-signing anyone until a new television deal is in place, it appears like Samoa Joe is gone while the company has a big announcement up its sleeve.
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