Thread: TNA's top 20 mistakes.
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Old 06-01-2015, 11:31 PM   #55
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan View Post
Signing Hogan was not a mistake. Bringing the biggest star in the history of wrestling into your wrestling company isn't a mistake. How they used him once he was brought in might be a different story...

Also, don't see how Aces and Eights is considered in the top 20. It wasn't a bad stable and it made Bubba Ray Dudley seem like a legit main event singles star for a bit.
Yeah I think they missed their mark with aces and eights, could have been their "nexus" which I guess is apt since they blew that too.

Taz should have never joined. Like the idea of it bringing in Knox and gallows. Bully Ray joining was great as leader. The rest was meh. Should have brought in more guys like cliff Compton or lesser known Indy guys who could work and fit the biker rebel mold.

But certainly wasn't a top 20 bad thing. It didn't hurt the company they just missed another chance at something that could have been different and special.
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