Matt Cardona is ready to start over.
Cardona recently returned to the ring from a torn pec that he suffered in April. He has hit the ground running in his return, as he has competed for GCW, F1RST, and TNA.
On September 23rd, Cardona posted a video on Twitter/X and noted that it was supposed to be his comeback video, but it was more than that, as it was his life video. Cardona wrote that he had been counted out, but he always came back. He vowed that it was not over until he quit, and he would never quit.
In the video, Cardona reflected on his journey up to this point.
"When is enough enough? When is the boyhood dream over? In this business, the only thing harder than getting over is staying over. Do I have what it takes to start over? They said I was just another guy, and I became the Internet Champion. They tried to ignore me, but the fans wouldn’t let them. They thought I was dead, only to come back stronger than ever. They said I wasn’t tough enough, so I took the Deathmatch crown. They said I wasn’t a top guy, and I became a god. They said I had all the tools, creative has nothing for you. Creative? I am the creative. I am complete, 'The Complete' Matt Cardona," Cardona said.
This was just supposed to be my comeback from injury video, but it’s so much more than that…It’s my career video…My LIFE video.
— Matt Cardona (@TheMattCardona) September 23, 2024
The office has counted me out. The fans have counted me out. I’ve even counted myself out! But I always come back. It’s not over until I quit…and… pic.twitter.com/mxD5RB3PQP
A recurring, "Get over, stay over, start over" message also played throughout the video.
Cardona is set to face Nic Nemeth at the TNA iMPACT tapings on September 28th. More information is available here.
Cardona recently said that he felt like he hasn't missed a beat since he returned to the ring. Check out his comments here.
