By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

Former TNA tag champion Booker T is reportedly done with TNA after he was stretchered off the Bound for Glory PPV in an injury angle. Booker's contract expires in November, according to Jason Powell of Prowrestling.net, but he's not expected to appear on future TNA TV.

Booker debuted in TNA in November 2007. His days have been numbered as his contract expiration date has approached two years after joining the company. Booker has told people in TNA he has an open door to WWE, which shows what a difference two years can make.

According to records obtained by the Torch earlier this year, Booker violated the WWE Wellness Policy twice in 2007. Instead of serving his second Wellness Policy violation for 60 days, he left the company and joined TNA.

Since 2007, Booker has repeatedly focused on WWE wrestlers in interviews despite being part of TNA. He said as recently as last month that the one "dream match" he has left in the wrestling business is facing Shawn Michaels.

"The only guy I haven't wrestled in the ring one on one is Shawn Michaels. He's the only talent I feel I need to test myself against," Booker said. Booker interview.

Back in March, Booker said he wanted a Best-of-Seven series against a younger star like Randy Orton. Booker skipped past potential TNA stars and singled out Orton because "he's a guy who can get into the ring and perform at a level that can bring me up to another level." Booker interview.

While in TNA, Booker regularly featured a variety of accents that didn't do much to enhance TNA storylines or his existing feud. TNA allowed him to continue doing the accents despite Booker revealing in an interview he was doing the accents to audition for Hollywood.

If Booker lands in WWE, he could always the chance he could land a WWE Studios role with an entire portfolio of TV work showing range of characters, accents, and body language all on TNA's dime.

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