Surely Jeff still owns a part of tna?
I think that this is stupid for Kurt to try and get full control of tna. The power will goto his head and it will be the downfall of tna and they will go the same way as WCW.
Yes, but Jeff made sacrifices to get TNA where it is - he sold Dixie Carter the majority of shares as her company, Panda Energy, is the major financial supporter of the show. Essentially she is what Mick Foley debuted as in kayfabe.
I think if this is a true story then it seems like Kurt is saying you take something I love (Karen and/or just regular intervals of vagina), I'll take something you love (TNA). And honestly if its true it wouldn't be impossible for Dixie to get rid of Jeff. Jeff may be the founder but he is no longer the boss (actually wasn't Jerry Jarrett the boss originally?).
Let's face it, Dixie is just a wallet with legs; her father handed her Panda Energy, she didn't build anything, this money is inheritance. She doesn't know wrestling; hell, she probably doesn't know anything about energy production either. She has bent over backwards for Angle so far and it wouldn't be THAT much of a stretch to believe she wouldn't axe Jarrett for him, believing him to be better for the product.
I agree though that Angle is a better in-ring draw but making a power-play and trying to take over booking? That's going a little far - I agree the storylines and booking isn't always the best but hell what is Angle complaining about 9 times out of 10 he comes out looking better than whomever he's with. But who knows, maybe Angle would give TNA better direction but still TNA isn't really TNA without Jeff Jarrett - There wouldn't be a TNA without Double J.
If this prompts a booking change and moved Mick
I'm hoping this turns out for the best in TNA. Give me more lethal consequences. Emphasize the war going on between the MEM. Is Foley the leader of the resistance now? Make things clearer and add some more chaos. That'd be fantastic.
What resistance? They seemed to dissolve the Frontline over time since I have no idea who they are. Well, they certainly aren't a cohesive group anymore.