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TNA Thunder?
From PWInsider:
TNA is currently negotiating a new deal with SpikeTV. According to a source at SpikeTV, one of the current points being discussed is TNA getting an additional 1-2 hours of original programming for week. As reported on PWInsider.com earlier in the week, one pitch was for a "pure" X-Division show. In the past, TNA has discussed an all Knockouts series and graduating the TNA Spin Cycle from an online series to a full weekly series. TNA currently has two hours for Impact, plus an additional two hours for a Saturday replay. |
Who the fuck wants to watch a womans wrestling show? Really, I want to know.
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They need to figure out how to better use the TV time they have before they can think about getting more time.
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are they calling it thunder?
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I would call it TNA Fallout.
I actually think that if they got even 1 hour extra a week that it would help out a lot, but I wouldnt make it a strictly X-Division/Knockouts show. |
I would make it purely X-Division so you can finally push guys like Amazing Red and machismo and Creed and the rest without having to take out a main event segment
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A second show for TNA would actually be really awesome. They have so much talent and not really enough chance to pace themselves with them. Another one or two hour show for TNA would allow them to have longer matches, and not cram everything into just two hours.
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They should go head to head with RAW with Impact!
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why don't they just call it Clusterfuck? :shifty:
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Good the X Division show sounds awesome but the only problem is they will head line with matches by the MEM. How much you wanna bet?
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Instead of showcasing guys who do not get much air time, I'm almost certain TNA would just hire even more people and clusterfuck-up their new show as well.
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Look it will suck ass if they make spin cycle into a full time show. BUt thats the Idea they will go with most likely.
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