I hope this isn't true, because if it is, that would be a disaster to all three of them.
Nasty Boys: OK, so EVERYONE knows they have a job know b/c they're Hogan's boys. They haven't been on anybody's minds for over ten years now, and suddenly they're a credible team on TNA. The Nasty Boys on the same roster as underpushed/underutilized MCMG and Beer Money? That proves their relationship w/Hogan to the bullseye.
Hogan: This would hurt him even more, because he is one of the leaders of TNA, and degrading one of your best talets on the roster speaks of him as a businessman. It would REALLY hurt Hogan's already diminishing reputation if this is true.
BTW: I still like Lethal's gimmick; I just think it is improperly booked. His talent can carry his gimmick alone.
BOTTOM LINE IS: put Lethal in a match with all three individually or collectively, and we'll REALLY see who is the embarrassment.
Hey man, here's a question, why don't you take a first class flight down to Orlando yourself and tell Mr. Hogan you can do a better job. I am sure you have read enough PWTorch articles and get enough inside dirt to think you can write better storylines and push better talent.
As far as the common wrestling fan is concerned, most are going to care less what Hulk Hogan says on a satellite radio show, inside and outside of that ring, Hogan is more or less the guy he portrays, hardly ever does he even really break kayfabe.
As far as the Nasty Boys role in TNA goes, I don't exactly see these guys walking around carrying and getting TNA gold because they're Hogan's friends. The idea of their feud with Team 3D actually works considering each team's roughneck styles, I'm all about giving this idea a chance, despite their being in their mid-40s, the Nasty Boys aren't some pairing that sprang over night. Obviously they're not the most physically astounding or aesthetically pleasing types, but they did only happen to be one of the biggest teams of the 90s. Sure not exactly spring chickens, but they're getting out there and giving wrestling another shot.
Which makes me want to ask you this question next, despite them not being the latest and greatest thing they're still able to get in that ring, so with that being said are you out there attempting to do what they are doing in front of a multitude of wrestling fans. If you think you can man, go ahead and lace up a pair of boots and step through those ropes, amigo.
I wouldn't blow things out of proportion and say that The Nastys are being given a meteoric push, after all Hernandez and Morgan seem to have those tag straps firmly in their possession as of now. As far as your comment about Beer Money, Inc being underutilized, well look at it like this, people can say what they want about Kevin Nash and Sean Waltman, but both those guys have a name in the business, more so Nash these days than Waltman, but bottom line at Genesis, Beer Money got a win over these two. They weren't being fed to the former nWo like many of you smarks were dreading all those weeks heading into the event.
I enjoy Lethal's antics myself and if all holds true, true talent will always rise, after all let's not act like this guy hasn't done anything already in TNA. But then again I guess three TNA X Division Titles, a victory over Kurt Angle and a Tag Team Title reign just to start isn't good enough for you. Maybe, it might be time for Lethal to change things up with his persona, I mean after all how long can you really play off the Randy Savage homage for at the cost of one's own identity?
I feel it would be TNA's loss to fire him. That is of course if we want to totally believe what Hogan said was a shoot. I am not saying it was or wasn't, but I'm just saying don't rule out the possibility that it could just be one big work.
After all, say what you want about businessman this or businessman that in regards to Hogan, but the whole idea of the wrestling business is to play a character. I, myself think Hogan was staying in character, and what the hell, why not? I mean we're talking about a god damn professional wrestler, it's not like Hogan is going to address the United Nations on foreign affairs, this is professional wrestling people, not global politics.
So like I said in an earlier response, take all of what you hear with a grain of salt, because you're not around to know what's really going on behind the doors of TNA, and for that matter neither do I!
Bottom line is this, from what I am listening of your statements, you're offering nothing new in the way of an opinion, it just seems more like a copy and paste of what every other misguided smark on this forum is spewing.
And judging by what you know or what you think you know, I wouldn't even trust you to run a lemonade stand let alone a wrestling promotion.