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Old 03-26-2006, 03:28 PM   #8
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TNA has to stop doing what WCW did. They're bringing in some of the old names who the WWE never thought to re-sign/sign. If they're going to hire big names, spread the fucking money around, don't go throwing million dollar contracts to the first guy you see at an indy event just because they were huge 5 to 10 years ago.

Christian was the only signing (out of him, Sting and Steiner) who they should have signed to a huge contract, and rightfully so. He hasn't been played out to the point that he's a generic huge star, playing their old gimmick/trying to change them to a gimmick that doesn't work because people don't buy them as anything else but what they played when they were huge. That's the key. He isn't a Sting or a Steiner, so while he WAS in the WWE, TNA can take his momentum and make him a real superstar for them.

Steiner and Sting will always be known as the main eventers who used to be in WWE and/or WCW. Christian can be know as the main eventer who made a real name for himself in TNA.
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