FromTheSouth
You don't want it with me.
TNA needs to give away one PPV every four months. This would do a great job of increasing exposure. Advertise the shit out of a three hour timeslot on Spike one random Sunday in between PPVs. The event, of course, has to be live, and has to have a title change, a major one. This needs to be the HW title, or the Legends title. And yes, I do think the Legends belt, at this point, is more important the the X division belt.
WCW had so much success in their early days with the Clashes. I remember an epic thirty minute Flair and Steamboat match. Flair, of course, cheated to win. This match made me watch WCW for years. It was on a Wednesday, every belt was on the line, the TV title almost changed hands, and then Lex Luger won the US Title later in the show, if I remember correctly.
The point is, that these events brought in viewership. It helped sell the first few WCW PPVs. It gave the product prime time exposure to an audience that may just have wound up on the channel, or been intrigued as to why this was getting prime time exposure. TBS, then, was not what it is now, but Spike is only slightly better as far as quality of programming of what TBS was back in those days.
A major swerve, a title change, and no segments that drag, combined with the outstanding wrestling that the TNA talent can provide, could be a big kick start toward a possible new Monday Night War.
WCW had so much success in their early days with the Clashes. I remember an epic thirty minute Flair and Steamboat match. Flair, of course, cheated to win. This match made me watch WCW for years. It was on a Wednesday, every belt was on the line, the TV title almost changed hands, and then Lex Luger won the US Title later in the show, if I remember correctly.
The point is, that these events brought in viewership. It helped sell the first few WCW PPVs. It gave the product prime time exposure to an audience that may just have wound up on the channel, or been intrigued as to why this was getting prime time exposure. TBS, then, was not what it is now, but Spike is only slightly better as far as quality of programming of what TBS was back in those days.
A major swerve, a title change, and no segments that drag, combined with the outstanding wrestling that the TNA talent can provide, could be a big kick start toward a possible new Monday Night War.