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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Supermod!
If MVP does have an all-black stable, the most Vince Russo thing in the world would be to bring in a Barack Obama impersonator to be in charge of it all.
Or Abraham Washington.
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If MVP does have an all-black stable, the most Vince Russo thing in the world would be to bring in a Barack Obama impersonator to be in charge of it all.
To be fair, TNA could have Bobby Roode wrestle Lou Thesz's corpse and you'd probably say it's good, or great or that there is no problem with it. Lets be honest.
Ref got bored by all the swerves and stupid booking that never make things interesting because they do it so much and decided to take a nap. That's at least what I think is happening.
Claire Lynch. Never forget.
If MVP does have an all-black stable, the most Vince Russo thing in the world would be to bring in a Barack Obama impersonator to be in charge of it all.
Can't we all just hate CZW?
Can't we all just hate CZW?
Clearly ripped from The Beard in WZCW
Something else I had forgotten about that TNA copied from WWE:
Damien Sandow stealing the MITB briefcase from his partner Cody Rhodes to start a feud between the two.
Gunner stealing the Feast or Fired briefcase from his partner James Storm to start a feud between the two.
But Gunner was the good guy. Don't know why, but that's gotta count for something, right? Right?
And we need to get rid of the EVIL mega-stable cliché. This is what, the 3rd or 4th time since the end of the Main Event Mafia that this has happened in TNA now?
TNA is capable of so much better. It really is sad that it's reached this stage where a good chunk of wrestling fans consider it to be a complete joke, ala WCW in 2000. It's not beyond redemption of course, but time really isn't on TNA's side.
The members of wrestling fans on forums don't make up a good chunk of TNA's audience and there's no way to know what the over million people who match Impact feel about the product
KB added it up recently and they've had that as their main storyline for more than half their existence.
The members of wrestling fans on forums don't make up a good chunk of TNA's audience and there's no way to know what the over million people who match Impact feel about the product
TNA suffered another blow last week in its hopes of a new deal with Spike TV, when it failed to break the top 50 shows on cable for the second week in a row. Right now nothing is more important to TNA then securing that TV deal, and while it looks like WWE will be re-signing with Universal, that doesn't necessarily mean Spike will renew Impact Wrestling anyway.
Spike and Viacom have both made large investments into TNA over the past few years and have seen none of it back. Many asked me if what Paul Heyman said on the Steve Austin Show was true, are TNA in as much debt as Heyman says they were. I don't know if they are in that much debt, but they're definitely in debt.
If they weren't AJ Styles wouldn't be wrestling for ROH right now, Hulk Hogan wouldn't have been the host of WrestleMania, Sting wouldn't be filming footage for the network, Christopher Daniels and Kazarian wouldn't be taking shots at the company in public forums and they'd be touring every week. But despite the debt they find themselves in they continue fighting on.
As each week goes by and the ratings continue to drop, the shows in New York become more and more important. I said it on the 3/4 podcast, if ROH can run the Hammerstein Ballroom and sell it out without the help of national TV and TNA can't, then there is no confidence from higher ups in their own product. TNA will sell out the Grand Ballroom, it's not a hard place to sell out, but they have to deliver at those tapings.
If they can't and you are a TNA fan you should start getting worried because without evidence to prove they've gotten their monies worth, with reruns of Cops being the most watched TV show on Spike so far this year and no signs of improvement, Spike TV could pull the plug both literally and metaphorically on TNA.
The real question is who is going to be the token white guy?
Also most causals fans don't watch the product as a lot of us on forums and critique and over analyze the product
It's not a case of over analysing here though for the most part. Over analysing would be "X is a jobber. That's bullshit, he should be getting a push" (and even then, that's not really nitpicking). With TNA, these are inherent flaws in the main story and with the company in general.
The reason a lot of TNA fans do this (apart from the trolls) is because we want TNA to succeed. I'm fully willing to voice my approval if TNA do something inherently well just as much I am to voice my disapproval when TNA do something inherently wrong. We promote the stuff we enjoy as fans and discourage the stuff we don't like as fans.
The problem that I'm trying to get at is that what you may see as a flaw and what we on forums see as flaws may not be flaws for the overall audience
And you're rarely negative about ROH