10 Biggest signings in TNA history

#7 Mick Foley

Had many Nice Days

Mick Foley's signing with TNA was actually almost far bigger than it was.

Mick had actually given verbal agreement to a deal with TNA back in 2005 and had even discussed his debut scenario with Jeff Jarrett, which would have been he confronting Jeff on the Impact debut on Spike TV. However, Mick was lured back to WWE with the promise of a return to TV and WrestleMania 22 angle and match, and promptly turned down his original agreed upon contract with TNA.

Mick would finally sign with TNA three years later in 2008. Jeff Jarrett was building up Mick's arrival as the biggest signing in company history. Foley made his full television debut for TNA in October 2008 and would serve as the special enforcer for the Kurt Angle vs. Jeff Jarrett match at Bound For Glory and the following week announced himself to be a big shareholder in TNA, which would give him General Manager like an authority on TV.

Mick would go onto wrestle on TNA TV for the majority of 2009, including defeating Sting for the TNA World Championship at that years Lockdown event. Mick held the title for two months, and would then later have big feuds with Jeff Jarrett, Abyss, Kurt Angle, Eric Bischoff and more.

Mick Foley left TNA in 2011.