WWE.comHere you had a company that was in complete turmoil, and nobody from the top was telling anybody anything---NOBODY---NOTHING. It was at that point that I made the final decision to take my ball and go home for good. Here I was, giving WCW my all, going out there and performing with a concussion, when all the chatter was about us being sold---to which---we didnt have a clue. Every person in that locker room had their livelihoods and careers at stake, and nobody had the decency to tell them anything. It was sad. That was my "enoughs enough". It was time to go home and continue on like WCW never even existed in the first place.