Tito Ortiz in TNA wrestling as a surprise during Thursday's "Impact" broadcast during a buildup as a mystery man with #August1Warning tweets and videos ever since last Friday.

One wrestler comes to the defense of TNA wrestling with the surprise return of Tito Ortiz and the criticism that has unleashed one day later. The company was also on a firing-spree, letting go a lot of wrestlers from out of nowhere. The wrestler also addressed how TNA has used Bellator MMA in their own program, mixing the two together.

"For all who are bashing our company for mixing MMA and pro wrestling, keep watching cause apparently u are! Folks where released for reason! Bashing the company does nothing for the business in general! Don't be a clown! Enjoy the show! DON'T BURN BRIDGES CAUSE U WOULD TAKE A JOB IN A MINUTE," @TNA_Gunner, also known as Gunner, a member of the TNA roster said in a tweet.

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, another former UFC champion and legend joined the TNA roster on T.V. in June. Ortiz showed up on Spike TV, which is the same network that broadcast "Impact Wrestling," to promote the first every pay-per-view for Bellator in November against Rampage Jackson.

The husband of famous pornstar Jenna Jameson once appeared for TNA in May 2005. At Hard Justice 2005, Ortiz served as special guest referee in the NWA World Heavyweight Championship title match between champion Jeff Jarrett and challenger A.J. Styles.

When Tito Ortiz appeared, the crowd in Texas gave almost a silent reaction after a brawl broke out between the Main Event Mafia and the Aces and Eights. The Twitter world bashed Ortiz's appearance and the company for letting wrestlers and knockouts like Crimson, Joey Ryan, Christian York, Taeler Hendrix.