Discussion: Another Monday Night War, another big #1 company...

**PullMyFinger** · 01-01-2006, 08:43 PM

I'm not saying TNA will be the company to have a Monday Night War with WWE in the future, or the big #1 company to compete with WWE and trade victories...however, I'm not leaving them out of the equation either--who knows maybe in three years from now.

One thing I've noticed though is that some say there will never be a Monday Night War again between two wrestling companies, or there will never be another company again to defeat WWE in the ratings or compete in cut throat fashion. Personally, I think that's b/s. The reason why is because the market for wrestling is too big for one company to satisfy everyone. There will naturally always be another new company that's aiming for the top.

With regard to KK's post on perhaps technology being a reason why wrestling isn't as big anymore...I truly believe there will never be a booming point until there is another company that's big too and competing with WWE (obviously, TNA is currently far from a threat). The Hulkamania time still had the NWA in the south doing great with Ric Flair - even though they weren't like directly competing.

01-01-2006, 08:43 PM	#1
PullMyFinger Posts: 3,319	Discussion: Another Monday Night War, another big #1 company... I'm not saying TNA will be the company to have a Monday Night War with WWE in the future, or the big #1 company to compete with WWE and trade victories...however, I'm not leaving them out of the equation either--who knows maybe in three years from now. One thing I've noticed though is that some say there will never be a Monday Night War again between two wrestling companies, or there will never be another company again to defeat WWE in the ratings or compete in cut throat fashion. Personally, I think that's b/s. The reason why is because the market for wrestling is too big for one company to satisfy everyone. There will naturally always be another new company that's aiming for the top. With regard to KK's post on perhaps technology being a reason why wrestling isn't as big anymore...I truly believe there will never be a booming point until there is another company that's big too and competing with WWE (obviously, TNA is currently far from a threat). The Hulkamania time still had the NWA in the south doing great with Ric Flair - even though they weren't like directly competing. I AM PABLO.