Source: www.F4WOnline.com

By Dave Meltzer | @davemeltzerWON | Jan 9, 2016 12:57 am

Rocky Romero, who was among those who has been talked about as leaving New Japan for WWE, has signed a new deal with New Japan.

Romero had been in talks with WWE about a job as a "player/coach" in NXT, and told a number of people today he had decided to stay put for at least two more years.

Romero has been working for New Japan since 2002 as a regular in the junior heavyweight division.

After Karl Anderson, Doc Gallows, Shinsuke Nakamura and A.J. Styles all gave notice on Monday, there had been speculation that Romero, Bad Luck Fale and Tama Tonga could follow suit.

Romero is mainly part of a tag team, Roppongi Vice, with Trent Baretta, working for both New Japan and Ring of Honor.

Fale apparently signed a two year deal as well.

i wonder if this hit will make NJPW start looking into doing longer term contracts now with everyone, the idea of having Nakamura on a year to year contract is crazy

cero2k wrote:i wonder if this hit will make NJPW start looking into doing longer term contracts now with everyone, the idea of having Nakamura on a year to year contract is crazy

It seems like they already have.

I'm pretty sure I remember Dave saying that Nakamura actually was on a multi-year deal and it just happened to be up now.