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Originally Posted by Destor
Now i'm pretty sure the general idea is that TNA is awful, or at least i think you all say that... i've pegged tpww wrong before and i am out of the loop... SO MAYBE IT's epic good i dunno.
Now IF TNA is awful, and if it's comprised of former used to be's, would be's, and should be's of the WWE then is TNA's present suck a sign of TNA's failure to use talent or the WWE's skill of using the talent? (In your opinion.)
NOW YOU CAN BELEIVE THAT BOTH ARE FACTORS BUT AT SOME POINT ONE HAS TO BE MORE TRUE THAN THE OTHER AND THAT LINE IS WHERE MY INTEREST IS.
"It's both" is an answer only fit for liberal vaginas with no spine...and gingers.
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I might be the worst person to answer this considering I've liked TNA better than the WWE for a solid 2 years now. However, I still like both companies very much. I'm easily pleased.
But to get to your question if it has to be one its TNA's failure rather than the WWE being good at using their talent.
The simple truth is the WWE isn't very good with using their talent, they're just good at keeping the talent that would hurt them somewhere else, with the notable exceptions of Kurt Angle and Christian (who came back anyway).
If the WWE were good at using talent Shawn Michaels, Triple H, and The Undertaker would have been putting over cleanly the following... Randy Orton, Edge, Carlito, Shelton Benjamin, and John Morrison. They haven't. It's a serious failure on WWE's part on handling talent when thew only real credible wrestlers in the company are Cena, Batista, Triple H, HBK, and 'Taker.
This isn't to say they do everything wrong, Jericho is the Champion going against Edge in a main event and CM Punk is getting himself over. However when Christian put himself over big time the WWE stunted his growth for some stupid reason.
After saying all the preceeding it could only be TNA's failure because WWE hasn't been hugely successful when dealing with talent...
When Carlito, Chavo Guerrero, Evan Borne, Jack Swagger, Primo, William Regal, Yoshi Tatsu, Charlie Haas, Curt Hawkins, DH Smith, Jimmy Wang Yang, JTG, Funaki, Mike Knox, Shad, Slam Master J and Tyson Kidd get less air time per week than "guest hosts" that's a failure on WWE's part.
So because of WWE's failure you answer has to be TNA's failure.