What can TNA do to overcome WWE

**Emperor Smeat** · 02-22-2010, 01:32 AM

Focus on the X-Division like how WCW focused on cruiserwieghts to help start a show and get the crowd pumped for the rest of the show. They already are focusing better than the WWE on female wrestling so no need to change that and have a better tag division than WWE.

They definitely need better bookers since one of the main problems is maintaining a consistent flow to the show since it seems they always have one of those WTF promos/skits/matches that makes no sense and hurts the flow of the show. For example, they started out the 1st Monday episode with a cage match but ruined the finish with it being a no contest since nobody could get out of the cage to face Jeff Hardy.

Another idea is to emphasis less on the WWE-rejects or new signings and focus on developing and pushing their "home grown" wrestlers more often. TNA was starting to do better with them pushing AJ Styles and Daniels but then went backwards by pushing people Hogan brought in over wrestlers like Eric Young who could become a bigger star in the company.

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02-22-2010, 01:32 AM	#36
Emperor Smeat Former TPWW Royalty Posts: 66,679	Focus on the X-Division like how WCW focused on cruiserwieghts to help start a show and get the crowd pumped for the rest of the show. They already are focusing better than the WWE on female wrestling so no need to change that and have a better tag division than WWE. They definitely need better bookers since one of the main problems is maintaining a consistent flow to the show since it seems they always have one of those WTF promos/skits/matches that makes no sense and hurts the flow of the show. For example, they started out the 1st Monday episode with a cage match but ruined the finish with it being a no contest since nobody could get out of the cage to face Jeff Hardy. Another idea is to emphasis less on the WWE-rejects or new signings and focus on developing and pushing their "home grown" wrestlers more often. TNA was starting to do better with them pushing AJ Styles and Daniels but then went backwards by pushing people Hogan brought in over wrestlers like Eric Young who could become a bigger star in the company.