OK, so every knows the basic elements of a story; a beginning, a middle and an end. You can go into much more depth (with character theory and whatnot) but this is all I need to prove my point.
TNA has incredible trouble ever completing a story arc. I mean, I don't know how you manage to make so many feuds over-long without fulfilling the story arc.
Cases in point:
Main Event Mafia - no resolution whatsoever. Just fizzled out.
Kurt Angle vs. Desmond Wolfe - even when we were teased that there would be more, no resolution.
James Storm vs. Sting - didn't even have a middle. Sting went home and cried. Kind of off-point, I know.
AJ Styles vs. Christopher Daniels - they just suddenly forget about their passionate feud and pop, AJ is more concerned with Tomko (who he defeats on iMPACT! first try after months of build-up - great vooking there) and Angle.
TNA hardly ever resolves their stories - and if they do, it's confusing and underwhelming - and they suffer for it.
TNA has incredible trouble ever completing a story arc. I mean, I don't know how you manage to make so many feuds over-long without fulfilling the story arc.
Cases in point:
Main Event Mafia - no resolution whatsoever. Just fizzled out.
Kurt Angle vs. Desmond Wolfe - even when we were teased that there would be more, no resolution.
James Storm vs. Sting - didn't even have a middle. Sting went home and cried. Kind of off-point, I know.
AJ Styles vs. Christopher Daniels - they just suddenly forget about their passionate feud and pop, AJ is more concerned with Tomko (who he defeats on iMPACT! first try after months of build-up - great vooking there) and Angle.
TNA hardly ever resolves their stories - and if they do, it's confusing and underwhelming - and they suffer for it.