Crazzy Steve Reflects On TNA Impact Return, Names Favorite Moments In TNA

Crazzy Steve made a return to TNA Impact on last week’s episode, and he weighed in on the moment in a new interview. The former Decay member made his return in a segment with Rosemary as the latter continues to push forward her mysterious plan to get to where she wants in the company.

Steve spoke with Denise Salcedo for a new interview and spoke about his return. He also looked back at his career in TNA, saying he hoped he has more chapters to come, and named some of his favorite moments from his TNA career. You can see the highlights below:

On Returning to TNA On Impact:

“It was fantastic to be back. Made my AMC debut, which was kind of cool for any fans of The Walking Dead or any of that nature. I mean, it’s cool. It’s cool to always be on a new TV channel. But it’s also, it was good to be back home and see a bunch of people who I haven’t seen in quite a while. And from what I gather, the response of last night’s little segment has gone off very positively.”

On How He Looks Back At His TNA Career:

“Oh my goodness, that’s a loaded question. There’s a lot of chapters in there. Hopefully, there’s more chapters to come. I look at it from a place of gratitude. I’m very grateful to say that I’ve made a career there, made a home there. Many, many special memories there with Abyss, Rosemary, [Mike] Knox, Rebel, the Menagerie, so many different chapters. It’s just — yeah I mean, if that doesn’t happen, there’s a good chance that we’re not doing this interview. So, again, I approach it from a place of gratitude.”

On His Favorite TNA Moments:

“To be honest with you, I feel like there’s a lot. Winning the tag titles against Beer Money. Subsequently, breaking up Beer Money. That’s a nice little feather in our cap. Monster’s Ball in the O2 Arena against the American Wolves is another fantastic one.

“More recent one would have been the first ever Monster’s Ball X-Division match I had with Trey Miguel. We were able to write history there, which is very, very cool. It’s something like, I think a lot of wrestlers when they get their foot in the door and actually start wrestling for a single promotion, they want to — yes, they want to win a title. But also, getting to write a piece of history outside of that is very important. At least it’s important to me, and I know it was important to Trey as well. So, those are just a few off the top of my head that I’m really proud of.”

If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit Denise Salcedo with a h/t to 411mania.com for the transcription.