Thread: Is the wrestling cycle beginning to turn again?
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Old 11-02-2004, 04:44 AM   #13
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I think if TNA, Ring of Honour and Ted Turner jonied forces, then we'd have a competitor, but until then I think WWE is in control.

One thing to note if the release of a few of their talent. I don't see why TNA don't use htis to their advantage. Have The A-Train, Billy Gunn, Chris Kanyon, Sean O'Haire, Kevin Nash, Soctt Hall & maybe Sean Waltman come in and tell us how they are more talented than the rest of the roster. Paint the WWE guys as heels, and you have a big target of markish rage towards the WWE.

TNA has already proved they can use WWE dropped guys like Ron Killings & Raven to success, so why not take what they can from the WWE, and build-up a better reputation for themselves as a company that uses their talent to the maximum? Billy Gunn, The A-Train, Test and whoever else the WWE drops in coming weeks, could be signed and eventually used in major ways by TNA.
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