Various: Moose on Carlos Silva Being “He’s Probably The Best Boss I Ever Worked For” In Defense Of Online Criticism, Charlie (Dakota Kai) on Online Fan Perception of Her Being Injury-Prone, Current Card for 7/16 ROH TV Show

Jul 10, 2026

Moose Comments on Carlos Silva Being “He’s Probably The Best Boss I Ever Worked For” In Defense Of Online Criticism

A recent episode of the Talk’n Shop podcast featured Moose as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Moose’s thoughts about the online criticism TNA President Carlos Silva has been receiving for his handling of TNA Wrestling and his belief that Silva is probably the best boss he has ever worked for in his wrestling career.

“I think Carlos (Silva) is awesome. I’d probably say he’s probably the best boss I ever worked for, and we all worked for somebody we’d consider a great friend of ours in Scott D’Amore… Only reason why he’s hated by the few people on the social media world is because they understand — he’s new to wrestling, right? He makes a decision in a business sense of things. Not a wrestling side of things. A business sense of things and if we all were business owners, some of the decisions that he has made, we would all agree with it. But wrestling fans, especially the annoying ones, in the mindset of, oh! If you don’t do things my way, then you suck! So I think that’s the only heat he’s getting is from the little percentage of dumb wrestling fans that hate everything we all do. I’m 100 percent a huge Carlos supporter, and I think he’s awesome.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com

Charlie (Dakota Kai) Comments on Online Fan Perception of Her Being Injury-Prone

A recent episode of the Ring the Belle podcast featured Charlie, former Dakota Kai in WWE, as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Charlie’s thoughts about the online fan perception of her being injury-prone.

“I do get that a lot. I understand, though, because I did have a bout of injuries and things like that. So it’s just bad luck on my end. And it’s one of those things that just will unfortunately always be there. I think a lot of people go through it too that have had injuries as well. And it is what it is, you know what I mean? It’s just one of those things, and it does tend to get to me sometimes too. Because I’m like, ‘No! I’m freaking strong!’ or whatever. But that’s just the perception they have, and all I can do is go out there and continue to do matches and hopefully change the perception of that. But I did have a bad bout for a second there. It was just bad luck.”

Charlie also gave her thoughts about how she was “caught off guard” by her release from WWE in 2025

“It was one of those things where I thought ‘I’m finally getting some traction, I got a new song’ and things like that, so it caught me off guard too. At the end of the day, it is business, for better or for worse, and now I can just do what I love and go out there; I’ve got a whole bucket list of girlies I want to wrestle.”

Transcript h/t: F4WOnline.com 1 & 2