They come off PPVs where the amount of wrestling is 3 hours and it's not backing it up? You honestly want them to wrestle for 2 hours straight with no logical storylines behind it?
Pro-Wrestling is called PROMO Wrestling in AMERICA. Where storylines draw people into watching. If you wanted to see men fight for no reason, that's why MMA is popular here.
If meaningless 5 star matches every week was the new wave (slag for trend) then a company or promotion like ROH would have a legit TV deal and would have a fincial backer instead of of some shitty limited affliation deal.
"Wrestling Matters" = Matches, Heart, Blood, Sweat, Storylines, Promos, Emotion and Fans. Those are what makes wrestling, wrestling. Take away any of that and it is not enjoyable.
The concept of a TV show is to draw people to buy the PPV. Some companies have adapted TV PPVs for high ratings and buzz, exposure and also to drive up the value of their show to get their TV deals more money which is what UFC has with Fox.
The concept is to attract a certain level of build and a payoff of a must see or interesting match up to be aired on a PAY PER VIEW. You PAY TO SEE THE MATCHES.
You cannot complain about 2 hours of non-wrestling on a TV show because that destroys the concept of buying it.
When TNA put the belt on James Storm on TV after the PPV, that's called generating interesting for the next show which generates interest towards the PPV.
THAT is how you create buyrates, money, buzz, exposure, drives up ratings and creates more money to be made if you sign a new deal with your broadcaster (SPIKE TV).
That is how it works. Therefore, Wrestling Matters but do not think they are going to turn into some ******ed Indy company that just gives you countless matches with no reason behind it. They have certainly delivered their fair share of matches to prove it along with WWE this past summer.
Anyways, Impact Wrestling is the brand. However, the company will change to "Impact Wrestling" Instead of "TNA" probably by next year.
Impact Wrestling sounds so much better than "Total Non Stop Action [TNA]" which just sounds like a kids TV show.