Thread: One Year Later: TNA Wrestling
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Old 01-04-2011, 06:46 PM   #9
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I loved TNA back when I used to watch it circa 2006-2008. Started watching regularly around the time Christian went heel. Stopped watching before the Main Event Mafia stuff.

I only stopped watching because I just did not have the time to keep up with it. Between school and work, I could not do it. So I fell out of touch.

I thought that this move to Monday would be just the thing to get me back into it.... but from day one it was a vastly different product then what I watched before.

Good wrestling was still to be found on occasion, but all but gone or buried were the talent that I liked to watch. Old WWE guys came in and dominated the programming. When I watched there used to be storylines from the top of the card down, but now it seemed only the main event (and Hogan) had stories, and if I recall correctly there was a PPV where all the matches were just thrown together on the show before.

When RVD came in and won the title, I just stopped paying attention altogether.
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