Thread: Is Twitter Good for Wrestling?
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Old 09-04-2010, 07:34 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by rated rjo View Post
The TNA talent just keeps shooting themselves in the foot by promising "big surprises" and "major changes", only to never really deliver or have it spoiled by another one of their stars.
It's not the TNA talent making those mistakes, its the owner and the founder that are the problem.

To be honest I dont think wrestlers being on twitter is a problem, it's not really part on the "program" but just a tool to make the fans feel more involved with the stars and more likely to support them (ie. buy merchandise) for replying to one of the one hundred questions they ask a minute.
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