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Am I the only one who thinks that Jimmy Hart is what they need ? Hart is still with TNA, and even if he wasn't, Hogan can call him at evrey moment. The guy is one of the best managers in wrestling history, and he could really help Max and Jeremy.
IDR, isn't the whole point of the gimmick for them to be pimply teenagers that are entitled to it all for no apparent reason? I think they nail the look, down to the goofy sideburns. If you are suggesting the look isn't very intimidating then that is obvious, but that hasn't necessarily been a prerequisite for success in TNA anyway. Promo wasn't perfect but it was certainly better than what they have been doing on the mic and almost good at points.
Still not convinced. They still come off as pimple-faced angry teenagers with an ax to grind and not as much as an inkling as to how to do so.
Entire promo came off as contrived and unnatural, despite what I've heard of their ability to "capture the moment" as heels cutting promos from their work in the independents.
I'm glad they turned heel, as it actually gives them something to do at this point other than cut meaningless face promos talking about Rancho Cucamunga, California and their Christian affiliations, but they still don't look the part at all.
At least the matches themselves will be exciting.
They might not look the part in WWE, but in TNA I think it can work. MCMG are a smaller team. Same with Ink Inc. Inc., or whatever they are called. Beer Money is a bigger team, but they aren't The Twin Towers or anything like that. TNA should go with a more fast-paced, smaller tag division as an alternative to WWE. Gen. ME is perfect for that. But, if it turns out in a few months that they just don't have the mic skills needed to be heel, turn them face again, and possibly turn the MCMG's heel.
I will take "pimple-faced angry teenagers with an ax to grind" any day over no character at all. This is getting them exposure, and weeding out some of the other tag teams that just need to take a hike (The Dudleys, mainly).
Couldn't agree more. It sounded about as scripted as scripted can be (almost Matt Hardy-bad). But how else are they supposed to learn? They need this time to develop, even if it's under a microscope.
They might not look the part in WWE, but in TNA I think it can work. MCMG are a smaller team. Same with Ink Inc. Inc., or whatever they are called. Beer Money is a bigger team, but they aren't The Twin Towers or anything like that. TNA should go with a more fast-paced, smaller tag division as an alternative to WWE. Gen. ME is perfect for that. But, if it turns out in a few months that they just don't have the mic skills needed to be heel, turn them face again, and possibly turn the MCMG's heel.
Exactly. TNA really needs to start focusing more on the actual wrestling. It's needs to be fast-paced and energetic, especially in the tag division. Will this happen under Hogan/Bischoff/Russo? Who knows.
No, they need to focus on exactly what they have been story. Story drives [episodic] wrestling, not matches.
Under Hogan/Bischoff, they have focused on nothing but storylines. Look at how little actual wrestling you see each week on Impact, as opposed to segments filled with dialogue. I agree that story drives episodic wrestling, but TNA is going too far. There has to be some kind of balance between action and talking, and TNA (Hogan/Bischoff/Russo/whoever) is not doing a good job of that right now.