10 Free Agents TNA Should Sign
9. Chuck Taylor

The Kentucky Gentleman recently appeared on Impact teaming up with JT Dunn (who would also make a nice signing) in a losing effort against The Hardys. He also took part in one of the company's One Night Only tapings, going over Rockstar Spud. Now it's time to make him a regular member of the roster.
The longtime indy veteran has wrestled all over, competing in top independent promotions like PWG and Dragon Gate, making a name for himself everywhere he goes. He's also a current tag team champion along with Drew Galloway in EVOLVE, but he's yet to make it to one of the major companies in a full-time role.
Taylor is just a great heel. He's entertaining on the mic and comes across as a smug and unlikable jerk, which makes booing him easy. He’s also solid in the ring, and could fit in well as a heavyweight competitor, or placed in a tag team.
While he teased retirement after not securing a spot in NXT, he's still in the game, and at 30 he's young enough to still make a difference in TNA.