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R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero
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The WGN deal didn't sound like such a great deal anyways. Especially the every other Monday crap. How in the hell was TNA suppose to compete with WWE when they were only going to be on once every two weeks? TNA is probably knocking on Spike TV's door pretty hard now.
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Mas Vagina Porfavor
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The difference is that WCW had talent that people WANTED to watch over WWE. Hogan, Flair, and Savage were a little more popular than Jarret, Gunn, and Hardy. Sure, TNA's "in-ring" talent pool is greater than that of WWE's, but the casual fan isn't gonna change the station from RAW to see TNA. Wouldn't surprise me if TNA got a deal with another small network and kept themselves in business for a short stint. By business I mean bad business. |
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