I remember way back in 1997, I purchased the ECW Barely Legal PPV on a whim and it opened my eyes to how the big 2 were built on the notion that the average fan was a ******. Boy, did my tune change. Since then, I've had much more scrutiny over each product and have really come to understand that Vince McMahon is WAY more lucky than he is skilled at delivering a product. Ferrara and Russo basically geared RAW into the powerhouse it became when WWF rose back up to beat Nitro in '98. Vince once again fails to remember the formula: solid wrestling is easier to sell with a mediocre storyline, than bad wrestling is to sell with a great storyline. TNA doesn't really need to piss airtime away on lousy storylines because the in-ring product is the selling point. I've never once paid for a TNA PPV and felt like I was jipped. That's two years going strong now. There was actually a point after WCW and ECW collapsed that I stopped watching wrestling for two years. Me. One of the biggest wrestling geeks in a five zip code radius. When that happens, someone has royally f***ed up. Vince McMahon was that someone. TNA and it's WRESTLING was what refreshed my views on how amazing pro wrestling can be.