So, I was in bed last night, after just reading an article in Fighting Spirit Magazine about Angle/Joe's MMA-Style match at LockDown and I started thinking up a few ideas.
Firstly, TNA should test out the MMA-style some more. One match isn't nearly enough to gauge the success of such an idea. Angle would be up for it, Joe would be up for it. Inevitably, others would be too, and they could bring in guys that'd be willing to do it.
Secondly, if they're planning on such a move, TNA should get Ken Shamrock. He was in TNA while it was shitty. Hell, he was the first TNA-era NWA champion. Why wouldn't the right deal bring him back now? Even if the MMA stuff doesn't work out, he'd still be a valuable acquisition.
So you've decided to go a bit MMA and you've got yourself Ken Shamrock. What next? Well, obviously it's time to start making big matches. The obvious one of course being Angle/Shamrock. Personally, I think it would work.
I'm not saying TNA should make every match MMA-based, but it should at least have the odd one here and there. Wrestling always benefits from evolution, and companies always benefit from showcasing something different to their competition. Finally, TNA are on the ground floor of such a concept, and I believe they only need capitalise on it.
Firstly, TNA should test out the MMA-style some more. One match isn't nearly enough to gauge the success of such an idea. Angle would be up for it, Joe would be up for it. Inevitably, others would be too, and they could bring in guys that'd be willing to do it.
Secondly, if they're planning on such a move, TNA should get Ken Shamrock. He was in TNA while it was shitty. Hell, he was the first TNA-era NWA champion. Why wouldn't the right deal bring him back now? Even if the MMA stuff doesn't work out, he'd still be a valuable acquisition.
So you've decided to go a bit MMA and you've got yourself Ken Shamrock. What next? Well, obviously it's time to start making big matches. The obvious one of course being Angle/Shamrock. Personally, I think it would work.
I'm not saying TNA should make every match MMA-based, but it should at least have the odd one here and there. Wrestling always benefits from evolution, and companies always benefit from showcasing something different to their competition. Finally, TNA are on the ground floor of such a concept, and I believe they only need capitalise on it.