The quarterback is ready to win his first ring.
AJ Francis has said that he is a quarterback in TNA, and his run in the company will reach a new level when he challenges Nic Nemeth for the TNA World Championship at TNA Final Resolution.
Speaking with DC Hendrix for Wrestleholics, AJ Francis discussed his upcoming match with Nemeth and said that Nemeth wanted to work with him.
"I’m gonna give you a little tidbit of information nobody else knows yet. He didn’t even tell me this, I found out through Tommy. Nic Nemeth was the one that wanted to work with me. Nic Nemeth said he wanted to work with me. Nic Nemeth worked with me one time in a tag match. It was me and KC [Navarro] versus him and Joe Hendry. He came out of that saying, ‘I need to work something with AJ.’ So Nic Nemeth is one of the most respected wrestlers in this business. Jeff Hardy said that, after working with First Class, that he got his confidence back. Jeff Hardy said that. Matt Hardy stands on that for me. Rey Mysterio will stand on that for me. PCO, Rhyno, Tommy Dreamer, Mark Henry, Booker T stand on that for me. So it’s like why do I give a shit what some loser in the comments thinks? I don’t," Francis said.
Francis went on to highlight how challenging Nemeth for the world title was his Super Bowl. He stated that it was the biggest opportunity of his career, and he would prove that he deserved it.
“This is my Super Bowl. Me versus Nic Nemeth for the TNA World Title is my Super Bowl….What more could you ask for? This is the moment that I was put on earth for. This is my biggest moment, biggest opportunity of my career, and I’m gonna show everybody that I deserve this opportunity," Francis said.
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