Beer Money Inc. WWE or TNA?

[Johnny Scumm]

Right, Jenks wants a Wrestling Thread, so here's one. I'm asking the question, Would Beer Money Be Better Off In WWE or TNA?. Now, obviously, everyone's gonna scramble on this one and and go "DUH, TNA!" because of the current situation with the WWE's Tag Team Division. Anyways, I'll bring what are, in my eyes, both good and bad reasons for them to be in both companies.

Firstly, TNA. Now this is Beer Money Inc's current home. It always has been, when they were singles Wrestlers and then they became a Tag Team who, at first, didn't look like much. After a couple of matches against the Motor City Machine Guns, it was shown just how great the two guys could be and that they are possibly the one of the greatest Tag Teams of all time. They've got Wrestling Skill, great personalities and a set of fans behind them no matter what they're doing. Currently, they're the 2nd Top Faces of the business in my eyes, under AJ Styles. Now, why they are so good for/with TNA right now has a few reasons. First of all, TNA have a brilliant Tag Team Division and when the MCMG return, it'll only make it better. They've also got the perfect opponents to put on matches with. The Tag Division in TNA is possibly the Strongest Division the business has, standing high above the Knockouts, X-Division, Heavyweight & Television. However, with all these pluses, there are some minuses. The biggest is that, well, it's TNA. We know that TNA can fuck things up royally in the matter of 88 Seconds. They can come up with terrible storylines, bad ideas etc, which turns everyone into a "TN-hAter". What happens if they do it with Beer Money are ruin them? It's entirely possible, so maybe they need to tread carefully in case something goes wrong. Then we move on.....

WWE - Now, we'll start with the negatives first, instead of the positives. On a whole, the WWE Tag Team Division is pretty fucking suck-ish. Santino and Kozlov, Slater and Gabriel and erm, who else? Well, technically, the whole Roster. There are so many makeshift Tag Teams in the WWE that anyone could join in with the Game. What they need is to add some stability to their Division, instead of playing around with it, poking it with a stick and pump it with some Cement, giving it a base to sit on. Now, that's where we could introduce "Beer Money Inc", obviously under a different name. What that would be, I don't know. Any Suggestions? That could be interesting. We know they're a great Tag Team, so they'd permanently be in that little area. Then we have Slater and Gabriel, who aren't all terrible. The possibility of Sheamus/McIntyre has always been a dream for me. That would even be good enough for me, to start with. Then there's The Uso's, if they brought back credibility. So there we can see, that if Beer Money did turn up for Vince McMahon, then that wouldn't be all too bad. It would probably do them a world of benefits.

So, I pose to all of you, a question.

Beer Money Inc. WWE or TNA?​

Answer on the Poll.

 

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TNA for the obvious reasons that they'll be used as a team. In wwe bobby Roode would probably be pushed. I don't know about storm though.

 

[JenksIX]

Answer: TNA

There is no reason for Beer Money to leave TNA now. Beer Money IS the TNA tag division. The Motor City Machine Guns are good, but why shouldn't they be, they are like 5'7 160 pounds. Have you ever seen a small guy who doesn't do what they do in the ring? Also, they haven't done much outside of the ring, in a while. I expected big things from Shelley after the Paparazzi Produ with Nash, but I haven't seen anything since then and don't even know where he is right now. Beer Money has both impressed me in the ring and on the mics and they have been doing it consistently for years now, not to mention their size, which makes them more convincing and more impressive in the ring.

I always hear people talk about Roode being the one that would make it as a singles wrestler, but I gotta say I probably like Storm better, of the two. I think he's an entertaining character and someone who is just suited to be a tag team specialist.
He works better when he's around others and therefore he's a perfect character for tag teams and stables as such. I think the two work well off each other in that they are similar in look, but different in personality. Like the song goes, "He's from the country, he's from the city."

Anyway, I believe in brand loyalty. I never wanted to see Sting in WWE, for a number of reasons. I don't think you have to be in WWE to be taken seriously, and more so now then ever the way the company is changing.

If Beer Money were to go to WWE, they could not be Beer Money, because of the PG rating. They would be just another tag team that would came out and wrestle, probably wouldn't even cut promos since that would cut into the good ol' boys(Cena, Orton, Triple H) air time.

WWE doesn't even consider itself a wrestling company anymore and I don't think they feel they would profit much from marketing Storm and Roode. As well as they hold no importance in the tag division.

I think staying with TNA as a foundation for the tag team division is the best for Beer Money. If WWE were not PG and the tag team division was in better standing, my answer might be different, though maybe not. If TNA can succeed and continue to grow, I think it says more for Beer Money's legacy that they were the most dominant tag team during the first 10-15 years of the companys existence, then for them to bounce around from company to company.

The way I can compare it, is to that of a baseball player. Would Derek Jeter's legacy be the same if he were a yankee for so many years and then retired wearing a different uniform?

I've seen many wrestlers change companies and it's been for the worse because the wrestler has to change their name, the writers aren't the same, the opponents aren't the same, the wrestling and promo styles aren't the same and it just doesn't end up working out. If Beer Money weren't getting a fair push in TNA, that'd be one thing. Sometimes people can switch companies for greener pastures, like Jericho did, but it doesn't usually help when the wrestler is already very established. I don't think AJ Styles going to WWE would do much good for him aside from maybe making a little more money.
Then again, would they hire him?

So yeah, I want Beer Money to stay in TNA and I want them to stay as a tag team.

 

[Takerfan9393]

WWE CUS TNA IS FOR SUCKAS