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MUSCLE MILK!!!!!!!! HGH!!!!!!!!!!!!! PROTEIN!!!!!!!!! TNA!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I would like to state that one thing they could do is, I dunno, Tour.
The Impact Tapings make them no money, except for Merchandise, maybe. All I can see them doing from dropping PPV is losing the little bit of revenue the PPVs does in fact garner them. |
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I like Tommy Dreamer and have all the respect in the world for him, he probably has a lot to offer 'behind the scenes'. But nobody has really cared about him since before the millenium and he's not about to start making anybody any money.
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Most people here hate TNA. Their hate has reason to it, I just disagee. That's not to say I think TNA is without flaws, TNA has many flaws. The way I look at it though is when WWE is at its best it's better than TNA at its best. When WWE is at it's worst it's boring, when TNA is at its worst it's at least a vaguely interesting cluster fuck. Most people that dislike TNA is because cluster fucks frustrate them more them that WWE's dull booking. Which is another thing I understand I diagree. I just think that WWE is boring more time per show than TNA is a cluster fuck per show. That is why I like TNA better than WWE. In saying all that I like all WWE and TNA shows very much, if I didn't I wouldn't watch them. I still get enjoyment out of WWE and TNA. Most people here like to bitch about TNA more than they like to watch it. Come to think of it most people here bitch about TNA more than they watch it. |
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This just in: Dixie Carter announces she has changed the face of TNA forever by switching her car insurance to Geico.
Geico: Fifteen minutes talking with our sales reps is less painful than a night of Impact. |
Signing Tommy Dreamer is pretty...meh. And I like Dreamer. I think he can still go in the ring, and that he can cut a promo better than most. But, other than bringing him in as a road agent, I just can't think of anything for Dreamer to do that isn't hard work to really get over in today's day and age. I'd rather see them get D'Lo Brown out from behind the scenes.
As for TNA allegedly dropping PPVs -- I think this is a good move. Apparently TNA's PPV buyrates are pretty terrible. Going forward with PPVs is probably not making them enough money to really justify the venture at this point in time. And if they do the same sort of stuff for free on Spike TV, then I can see even the most sceptic person checking out TNA. I mean, it doesn't cost them anything, right? Good will shall come if TNA gives us matches like Kurt Angle vs. Kazarian on free television. This could also be the biggest way to dent the WWE. I'm not sure how much the WWE relies on PPVs -- but if TNA aired their free live specials on the same day as a PPV like Bragging Rights -- I can imagine a lot of people going for the free special. I do agree that TNA should keep a few PPVs a year, though. They need to make money somehow, right? I'd keep Bound For Glory, Slammiversary and Lockdown as PPV concepts. Maybe a fourth, but that might feel forced. Build up each PPV like something that *MUST* be bought. That alone isn't enough for TNA to get out of the gutter, but if you pair that with new creative direction and business plan, than it might be a stepping stone for TNA. |
Stolen form a poster on another site:
They're debuting a brand new, 20 feet off the ground, 2 sided ring. Technically there are still 4 sides, but 2 of those sides have no ropes. so if you throw your opponent in the right direction, they will fly out of the ring and into a large tub of rabid capybara. |
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Me too
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The sad part is I know what is going on to this day without even watching. TNA pisses me off because of all the potnetial it has. Like your brother or friend who alway did well in school and you know is smart and could go on to do anything. But all they do is sit around eating hotpockets and bitching about how the establishment sucks while conforming to the establishment. TNA you can truly be better than this, maybe it is time you crossed the line and start being awesome.
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Going out of business?
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who is bashing who. No gimmicks here pal just opinions
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My opinion is that Rob Terry sucks but is better than Cena
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i think alot of people on here like impact better then raw, it is just cool to bash tna, we go off on the crap wwe puts out, but it is more fun to goof on tna.
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Cena is the figurehead for WWE, and WWE sucks. Urgo, Cena Sucks. Ipso Fatso.
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"It's cool to hate" is the last refuge of a retard, anyway.
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I really wanted TNA to succeed, for the record. But I've given them second chance after second chance, and they've let me down consistently. And honestly, I think WWE's still somewhat enjoyable, while TNA is rarely so. I want TNA to step it up, but it seems like the same deal every couple of weeks. Hence the widely held skepticism at tNA changing forever.
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what if tna's big surprise really is shane mcmahon?
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I would eat my laptop.
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