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Getting Noticed By Management
Here are most of the arguments against TNA that I have heard from all the WWE fans out there:
1. "WWE shows are 2 hours long and there are three of them. TNA only has one one-hour show. There's no way one one-hour show can compete with two one-hour shows and one one-hour show."
That's true. There is pretty much no way that can happen. However, we all know that Smackdown is the new WCW Thunder. Anyone that refuses to admit that is clearly in denial and is not worth debating. Smackdown may come to an end in the not to distant future if it stays in the direction it's in right now. ECW is doing a nice job (since ECW fans are idiots who don't realize that this ECW is not the real ECW. For the love of God, every match isn't even ECW rules! Why do you give that mindless crap ratings?! They're taking you all for idiots by feeding you that crap and you're buying right into it) however I don't think it will ever reach the point where it reaches two hours. Raw isn't going to fail in the ratings any time soon despite the fact that it's the same thing every week. Now, as for impact, that show will not be staying one hour long forever. Eventually the ratings will grow and they will have enough power to get to two hours long. After that, eventually, if smackdown folds it will be two shows v. one show. When TNA's two hour shows get big enough they will eventually add another one hour show to compete with ECW. Then it will be two against two. At the time when TNA's shows get to the point where they are two hours long, they will have more money and start having better pyros and bigger arenas. When they do, they will have the better wrestling (as they do right now), and the same arena sizes/pyros/music for all the idiots out there that would rather have a soap opera than a wrestling show. If they have that they will be more popular than TNA. These things just take time. Give them time and TNA will have more glamor and eventually be better than WWE. I give the plan for TNA to be in WWE sized arenas about 5-6 years.
2. "TNA is WWE rejects"
What about AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels, Jay Lethal, Senshi, Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley, Homicide, Hernandez, James Storm, Chris Harris, Abyss, Monty Brown, Eric Young, Bobby Roode, Andy Douglas, Chase Stevens, Jerelle Clark, Johnny Devine, Kazarian, Lance Hoyt, Sonjay Dutt, Petey Williams, and Sting? None of those guys were ever in WWE.
The guys that were in WWE, WWE had no idea how to use them:
The James Gang: Billy Gunn was turned homosexual since they had no idea how to use him. Jesse James was just taken out of the picture since they couldn't realize he was a huge fan favorite and they have no respect for tag team matches. That's why James didn't renew his contract.
Team 3D: They had NO idea what to do with arguably the best tag team of all time. And just like Goldberg, DDP, Scott Steiner, Spike Dudley, Mike Awesome, and many other good wrestlers that were from WCW or ECW (not saying that WCW was good, because it wasn't. I'm just saying there were some WCW wrestlers that were good) they almost ruined their name.
Jeff Jarrett: WWE did not reject Jeff Jarrett. Jeff Jarrett rejected WWE. He left them and went on to be one of the most hated heels in wrestling history.
Kevin Nash: Nash left them. WWE didn't let Nash go. McMahon even offered him a creative role backstage, but he declined that as well.
Rhino: Sure WWE fired him in the first place. But it was for the better. They had no idea what to do with him until he was just a jobber. He went from the last ever ECW champion to being a jobber in WWE. Also, Rhino rejected them eventually anyways. He rejected their contract they gave him.
Ron Killings: Just another guy with extremely great talent that WWE let go to waste simply because they had no ideas at all.
Scott Steiner: Steiner wasn't fired, he quit because of an injury.
Christian Cage: He rejected WWE and even let them know who was boss.
Where I'm going with this is, if Bret Hart joined TNA today, would you consider him a WWE reject. Well, based on the WWE fans opinions stated in the past, then yes, I guess you would call Bret "The Hitman" Hart a reject. See where I'm going with this?
3. "TNA is to cheap and has no good songs and bad acting."
Since when is Wrestling supposed to be more about the acting than the wrestling? Get it through your heads people, wrestling is better than acting.
4. "WWE's matches are better."
Anyone who has said this has been an ignorant fan that has probably never even seen a TNA match. Even most WWE fans on this board have admitted that TNA's matches are MUUUUCH better than WWE's matches.
1. "WWE shows are 2 hours long and there are three of them. TNA only has one one-hour show. There's no way one one-hour show can compete with two one-hour shows and one one-hour show."
That's true. There is pretty much no way that can happen. However, we all know that Smackdown is the new WCW Thunder. Anyone that refuses to admit that is clearly in denial and is not worth debating. Smackdown may come to an end in the not to distant future if it stays in the direction it's in right now. ECW is doing a nice job (since ECW fans are idiots who don't realize that this ECW is not the real ECW. For the love of God, every match isn't even ECW rules! Why do you give that mindless crap ratings?! They're taking you all for idiots by feeding you that crap and you're buying right into it) however I don't think it will ever reach the point where it reaches two hours. Raw isn't going to fail in the ratings any time soon despite the fact that it's the same thing every week. Now, as for impact, that show will not be staying one hour long forever. Eventually the ratings will grow and they will have enough power to get to two hours long. After that, eventually, if smackdown folds it will be two shows v. one show. When TNA's two hour shows get big enough they will eventually add another one hour show to compete with ECW. Then it will be two against two. At the time when TNA's shows get to the point where they are two hours long, they will have more money and start having better pyros and bigger arenas. When they do, they will have the better wrestling (as they do right now), and the same arena sizes/pyros/music for all the idiots out there that would rather have a soap opera than a wrestling show. If they have that they will be more popular than TNA. These things just take time. Give them time and TNA will have more glamor and eventually be better than WWE. I give the plan for TNA to be in WWE sized arenas about 5-6 years.
2. "TNA is WWE rejects"
What about AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels, Jay Lethal, Senshi, Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley, Homicide, Hernandez, James Storm, Chris Harris, Abyss, Monty Brown, Eric Young, Bobby Roode, Andy Douglas, Chase Stevens, Jerelle Clark, Johnny Devine, Kazarian, Lance Hoyt, Sonjay Dutt, Petey Williams, and Sting? None of those guys were ever in WWE.
The guys that were in WWE, WWE had no idea how to use them:
The James Gang: Billy Gunn was turned homosexual since they had no idea how to use him. Jesse James was just taken out of the picture since they couldn't realize he was a huge fan favorite and they have no respect for tag team matches. That's why James didn't renew his contract.
Team 3D: They had NO idea what to do with arguably the best tag team of all time. And just like Goldberg, DDP, Scott Steiner, Spike Dudley, Mike Awesome, and many other good wrestlers that were from WCW or ECW (not saying that WCW was good, because it wasn't. I'm just saying there were some WCW wrestlers that were good) they almost ruined their name.
Jeff Jarrett: WWE did not reject Jeff Jarrett. Jeff Jarrett rejected WWE. He left them and went on to be one of the most hated heels in wrestling history.
Kevin Nash: Nash left them. WWE didn't let Nash go. McMahon even offered him a creative role backstage, but he declined that as well.
Rhino: Sure WWE fired him in the first place. But it was for the better. They had no idea what to do with him until he was just a jobber. He went from the last ever ECW champion to being a jobber in WWE. Also, Rhino rejected them eventually anyways. He rejected their contract they gave him.
Ron Killings: Just another guy with extremely great talent that WWE let go to waste simply because they had no ideas at all.
Scott Steiner: Steiner wasn't fired, he quit because of an injury.
Christian Cage: He rejected WWE and even let them know who was boss.
Where I'm going with this is, if Bret Hart joined TNA today, would you consider him a WWE reject. Well, based on the WWE fans opinions stated in the past, then yes, I guess you would call Bret "The Hitman" Hart a reject. See where I'm going with this?
3. "TNA is to cheap and has no good songs and bad acting."
Since when is Wrestling supposed to be more about the acting than the wrestling? Get it through your heads people, wrestling is better than acting.
4. "WWE's matches are better."
Anyone who has said this has been an ignorant fan that has probably never even seen a TNA match. Even most WWE fans on this board have admitted that TNA's matches are MUUUUCH better than WWE's matches.