So here we after TNA has had multiple years in business, since then we have seen the company go from the Jarretts to the Carters, Guys like Sting and Christian and Angle and Hardy and Hogan come in, and wrestlers like Christian, Lethal, Williams, Hogan, Love go out.
We had a six sided ring and all kinds of unique matches and then all of a sudden we were down to a four sided ring and the usual wrestling that is cookie cutter.
I have learned TNA so far has cancelled at the least 3 house shows since Hogans contract was coming up, and rating have declined. Talent were getting paid late by Panda Energy
Now looking at it now, ECW was in a similar situation prior to its demise live events had to be cancelled. Heyman was having issues paying guys on time which caused most of his top guys to jump ship to the WWE. TNN the former entity of SpikeTV decided ECW wasn't what they were looking for when the ratings were down so they were messing with ECW's TV time until their contract is up.
We are seeing things come to this point with TNA, I am not saying its dying because I think if it was other guys would be jumping ship (unless AJ is still fishing for a WWE contract it could be happening already), but with ratings doing horrid, Hogan leaving (not that he contributed much in the last year) will SpikeTV pull the plug like TNN did to ECW? If TNA doesn't find a permanent home for live events like ECW did with the ECW arena will TNA close its doors?
We had a six sided ring and all kinds of unique matches and then all of a sudden we were down to a four sided ring and the usual wrestling that is cookie cutter.
I have learned TNA so far has cancelled at the least 3 house shows since Hogans contract was coming up, and rating have declined. Talent were getting paid late by Panda Energy
Now looking at it now, ECW was in a similar situation prior to its demise live events had to be cancelled. Heyman was having issues paying guys on time which caused most of his top guys to jump ship to the WWE. TNN the former entity of SpikeTV decided ECW wasn't what they were looking for when the ratings were down so they were messing with ECW's TV time until their contract is up.
We are seeing things come to this point with TNA, I am not saying its dying because I think if it was other guys would be jumping ship (unless AJ is still fishing for a WWE contract it could be happening already), but with ratings doing horrid, Hogan leaving (not that he contributed much in the last year) will SpikeTV pull the plug like TNN did to ECW? If TNA doesn't find a permanent home for live events like ECW did with the ECW arena will TNA close its doors?