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Joe Hendry needs to work his way back from the bottom if he is to become TNA World Champion.
The Scottish star has come ever so close to holding the gold over the past few months. It took Josh Alexander cheating to eliminate him from the title match at Slammiversary, while he lost to Nic Nemeth at Bound for Glory in his second shot at the belt.
Not one to give up, Joe Hendry is prepared to start again and work his way back up to title contention to finally get his hands of the World Championship for the first time in his career.
Joe Hendry spoke with Drop The Heat and was asked if he is still targeting the TNA World Championship in the near future. The former WCWP Champion noted that he needs to start from the bottom to get into title contention. Luckily, that is exactly what he’s prepared to do to win.
“I mean, my focus is still very much on the championship, as you saw on the TV show. Like Santino said, I need to start at the very bottom and work my way up. If that’s the way it needs to be, then that’s the way it needs to be.” Joe Hendry said.
“In both my personal and professional life, all I’ve known is struggle, grind, and resilience. Nothing came easily to me—none of my talents or achievements. Even in amateur wrestling, I had to lose the British Championship four times, or however many it was, before I finally won it. I struggled on the Indies for a long time before I got signed. I’m just not used to getting things on the first try. And I’m the type of guy who won’t quit or go away,” Hendry added.
