Thread: So TNA is done now, right?
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Old 02-03-2011, 08:16 AM   #25
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Booker T, Kevin Nash and Sting weren't even under contract. Them "leaving" the company is pretty much a non-factor. Now, rumours say that there were plans to reunite The Main Event Mafia, but this would have been absolutely shit anyway. These guys don't belong near the main event anymore. Booker T can still work, but he can't work the full schedule, which is why the WWE is reportedly moving him into an announcing position. Sting can maybe have a good novelty run in the WWE. But I doubt we'll be seeing him headline the next six WrestleManias.

This is actually a good thing for TNA. The older guys barely effected their ratings, and now they can focus on their younger guys, who can essentially build fanbases of their own. TNA is not ready to compete with the WWE, but if they iron their shit out, then not only will they survive, but they might actually be able to...grow.
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