Agreed.
Moderately. He does have some drawing power, I'll give you that. But he is arguably the biggest joke of a TNA World Champion this side of Mick Foley. I mean, he is good in the ring, sure, and he is one of the few that has managed to get over on good ring work alone. But his promos are nothing to impress (at least Benoit, Malenko, Danielson, Styles, and others who got over on ring work alone could talk), his championship reign has been lackluster, and he has posed me nothing to remember since he even entered TNA, other than his theme music.
Agreed
Agreed, but for how long? He is losing that step in the ring, for sure. He is getting older, and that star power is fading, along with the amount of storylines and fueds he has left to run. He is a star, but for how long can you rely on him?
No. Foley has ran his course in not only TNA, but the business as a whole. I'd like to see him have one last great match at Hard Justice, and then call it quits.
The man founded the company, helped create good storylines and an interesting shows through the beginning, and carried the championship many times while proving he can draw. That being said, I believe it is time for him to either hang up the boots, or assume the position of putting over new stars.
No matter what Orton thinks about him, I'll agree he is still a star. Though I think he is overrated, but that is a different story.
You fail. Officially. You mentioned Kevin Nash as a star. He should either be a manager or be gone, and that is the only way he can still help. He cannot go in the ring, he is no longer interesting in wrestling, and he is in no way a star.
Wow. You consider Ric Flair a star. You do realize to be a star you have to be able to still wrestle, have charisma, and have the potential to main event shows and draw, right? Flair still has charisma and mic skills, but he can not wrestle as good as he used to and shouldn't even try to go in the ring. And I guarantee you if he was to main event Bound for Glory he would not draw a dime, at his age and shape.
Stars, really? So I suppose if we were to have a tag team main event on Impact, Team 3D vs. Ric Flair and Kevin Nash in a steel cage or street fight would draw more than The Motor City Machine Guns vs. Beer Money or Generation Me in an Ultimate X match? Yeah, can we get a poll on this. Dixie, Hogan, Dreamer, Russo, whoever is booking, can we test this?
Potential stars
Losing his appeal to me, but he still has potential.
100% agreeed
See Pope
See Pope
Once again. See Pope.
Hernandez (he can draw in a mexican audience if marketed right)
Hernandez sucks. He is supposed to be the best big man. Because of his agility. Yeah, Taker, Vader, and Bigelow were all bigger and more agile than Hernanadez. They also, you know, had a personality. Hernanadez is DPC for life. Ask IDR what DPC means.
What TNA has to do is make a clear seperation on the card. Make those guys I listed above all feud with each other and it will help those potential stars eventually make it into the star group.
So if your potential stars never fued with your actual stars they'll make it into the main event. Or maybe, eventually, the stars could actually do the job and put over a potential star, getting him to the main event. But that would, you know, make sense, and sense this is your post we can't have that, can we?
Stick the vanilla midgets in the x division or something.
If your definition of "vanilla midgets" is what I think it's going to be, I'm about ready to reach through my computer screen and rip your head off. By the way, you do know people like jericho and Benoit were referred to as "vanilla midgets", right? Yeah, they can, and some will, be stars.
So, arguably the most over wrestler in TNA's history, an original of the company who has managed to constantly be over there for 8 years, a four time Triple Crown winner, a two time Grand Slam Champion, the longest reigning TNA World Champion in history, #1 in the 2010 PWI 500, and a four-time World Champion, among other things, is a vanilla midget that belongs in the lower card. I wish I had a facepalm meme, but this will have to do:
You know what, there are other points in your post I disagree with, but I can't bring myself to debate them. If you are seriously stupid, there is no hope for you. At all. So, for the sake of ending this post, I want you to read this again.
So, arguably the most over wrestler in TNA's history, an original of the company who has managed to constantly be over there for 8 years, a four time Triple Crown winner, a two time Grand Slam Champion, the longest reigning TNA World Champion in history, #1 in the 2010 PWI 500, and a four-time World Champion, among other things, is a vanilla midget that belongs in the lower card.