TNA Sold Too Many Tickets in Wembly!

[T2KFreeker]

After watching the show from last night, all I can say is ; "WOW". England was H-O-T for the show. I loved the vocal fans and the fact that they got into the show without being stupid like everyone's favorite "Impact Zone" group. If TNA looked like that every week, I could see the ratings rise for sure. The ONLY thing really missing is the fact that TNA doesn't have the set for a stage that they really need. Other than that, the show was excellent and the British fans really helped to make it that way! Awesome! I'm now looking forward to next weeks show.

 

[Alittude]

The WWE doesn't reach or try as hard in the UK. I don't have the demographic numbers, but I'd guess a large majority of UK wrestling fans became fans in the tude era. TNA is sort of like an Attitude Era nostalgia show. So that would make sense.

Which begs the question, if TNA does so well basically everywhere BUT the United States....why not just move somewhere else? I know the logistics, etc would be rough, but come on, you aren't doing that well in the US because the WWE dominates that market. The foreign market is something pretty untapped and something I think TNA could excel at.

Also, lol at the "WWE is childish, TNA puts out a product you can watch and not be embarrassed about" yea if you're white trash. TNA's product appeals to teens and people with a teenage mindset (adult white trash). Nobody is going to confuse TNA with Bones. In fact, TNA is closer to Jersey Shore, which YES, you should be ashamed to watch.

Do you even watch TNA? Have you been watching the last few months? It has been so much more consistent than WWE and the main storyline and build has been awesome establishing a tag team into two separate main eventers in an interesting program. Vince's erratic changing of his mind ruins shows and even big ppvs such as survivor series. WWE is also trying to bring back stars from that era for nostalgia so they are much more of that than TNA is at all. TNA has been pushing originals for months now and it's working nicely alongside established guys with Roode and Ray being the 2 of the best heels in wrestling right now.

So how is TNA an attitude era nostalgia show? Also you're argument that only white trash people liked the attitude era and that's why it was so popular is the dumbest argument you can make and saying that's the only audience that TNA appeals to is so close minded and stupid that you sound like a modern era WWE fanboy.

Watch an episode of Raw or Smackdown top to bottom and then watch an episode from Impact from top to bottom, Impact will be entertaining nearly all the way through when most WWE shows only have a few segments worth watching as their undercard is extremely weak and boring with very little effort put in.

Also how on Earth aren't TNA doing well in the US? If you use ratings as your sole answer or compare their success to WWE then it will just further validate your stupidity.