Is Ken Anderson really bound for glory?
Ken Anderson hopes he’s the one “Bound for Glory” on the TNA Wrestling pay-per-view show of the same name. He will headline the Oct. 10 card against Kurt Angle and Jeff Hardy in a triple-threat match for the vacant TNA world championship. Already considered one of the company’s top talent acquisitions in 2010, Anderson wants to cement himself in the TNA hierarchy with a victory. “I think that in any wrestling company for them to put the (world) title on you is a big step in anybody’s career,” Anderson said Wednesday in a telephone interview. “I know the title isn’t a real (begin ital) real (end ital) title, but it kind of is in a way. That’s a stamp of approval from the company that you’re their guy.” Anderson seemed bound for that status in World Wrestling Entertainment. With his combination of charisma, athleticism and interview skills, Anderson quickly rose through the ranks after debuting in 2005. He even had the blessing of Vince McMahon to use the WWE owner’s middle name for his
