TheKingHustla
The Man Who Saw R-Truth Beat Cena!
I totally understand, Brian in Austin, and I agree with you. But I also understand that while they took the chance and hired Hardy, and now Chyna, they gambled. For the most part in the beginning, they won with Hardy. Hardy was if not the biggest, the top three names in TNA when he was there. He was a huge draw, and they reeked the benefits of it. When he fell flat on his face, he made the company look bad, but he made himself look worse. TNA didn't really lose too many fans because they hired him, they might have lost fans because he wasn't there anymore, but not because they hired him in the first place. The limited and short lived success of Hardy, and now, possibly Chyna, outweighs the inevitable face plant. Atleast from a financial stand point. I think (and all I can really do is guess at this) that they gain a lot of fans from the Hardy signing, because Hardy had tons of fans, and many of them are still TNA fans today. The same might work for Chyna. We can't really tell right now until this situation plays itself out.