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Originally Posted by ThugLife
Well said LC& KK..damn i wish i didn't join in so late, but meh..basically TNA ahs been fucked up with politics from the start, now i have enough of that shit with WWE to put up with, i don't want to have to put up with this much from TNA when hasn't even got started. That's what has put me off the product, along with lack of storylines,under using superstars already(they actually have the nerve to do that when they've barely got off the ground? It seems like the WWE were giving them tips and they fell for the joke) and no one really to care about, the one i did care about was AJ styles and he got shoved down a division. That made no fucking sense to me...apart from his style is better suited. But thats bollocks and we know it, JJ just didn't want the spotlight taken off him. TNA is JJ's playground, end of story basically.(is he still champ?I havent watched it in about ,umm, 2 months..)
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The real issue. You nailed it on the head.
TNA can't afford to play politics. They need to appeal to people, and JJ's ego may be big, but he still only counts as one.
AJ is massively popular, and should be used. They should use a ton of their talent more. They couldn't even push Hardy. I don't even like Jeff. They pick up the WWE's leftovers, furthering their "we're #2" image. Worse, they have some hot fucking talent they don't use.
The WWE does it, but they can get away with it. A 4.0 rating still gives them a lot of wiggle room. They get more people tuning in by accident than TNA does dedicated viewers (1).
When I found out TNA was gonna have a TV deal, I was fucking excited. Now I only remember to watch Impact because FSN airs the second showing at a time that's right after Velocity.