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Every time they start to make positive momentum, they shoot themselves in the foot by doing something completely boneheaded. At least that's why I stopped watching. It's hard to be invested in something that you know isn't going to have a satisfying payoff, if it has one at all.
This is the same reason I don't watch WWE, for the record. That's not a uniquely TNA problem. WWE, though, has the advantage of decades of success, giving the hope that someday they'll remember what made them popular in the first place and right the ship. TNA never had the '80 . They never had the Attitude Era. They've had a decade of near-misses and spectacular failures with some rays of light in-between, but nothing that would indicate that they're ever really going to figure it out.
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