A "Turning Point" for TNA?

XL · 10-31-2008, 04:32 PM

We've discussed TNA's pitfalls forever now, but could TNA be at a point where they could start an upswing.

One of the biggest issues was the way that TNA is present, particularly the Impact Zone. This week's Impact debuted a new look Impact Zone with shiny new video screens and new graphics.

Do you feel they've done enough to improve this aspect of TNA? What more would you like to see them do in this area?

Also, another of the big issues was the poor booking and angles. Seems that with this Main Event Mafia versus the Undercard angle could put paid to some of the dodgey angles by incorporating the whole company in one giant angle.

Do you think this is a good move or is it a case of 'putting all their eggs in one basket'? If they mess this up do they run the risk of killing the wrestlers / company?

10-31-2008, 04:32 PM	#1
XL Feeling Oof-y Posts: 17,151	A "Turning Point" for TNA? We've discussed TNA's pitfalls forever now, but could TNA be at a point where they could start an upswing. One of the biggest issues was the way that TNA is present, particularly the Impact Zone. This week's Impact debuted a new look Impact Zone with shiny new video screens and new graphics. Do you feel they've done enough to improve this aspect of TNA? What more would you like to see them do in this area? Also, another of the big issues was the poor booking and angles. Seems that with this Main Event Mafia versus the Undercard angle could put paid to some of the dodgey angles by incorporating the whole company in one giant angle. Do you think this is a good move or is it a case of 'putting all their eggs in one basket'? If they mess this up do they run the risk of killing the wrestlers / company?