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i thought slamaversary was the big one for them.
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Slammiversary is closer to their equivalent to Summerslam. TNA's "big three" PPVs are Bound For Glory, Slammiversary and Lockdown (probably in that order).
Xero, BDC and KK seem to think that it's a good idea for TNA to have a "big four," or something similar. I see their reasoning, but part of me thinks that it waters down the rest of the year. Of course, that could just be the WWE's shit getting in my head. In 2000, the WWE managed to put on some great sleeper PPVs, for example. You don't need to have a big PPV to have a good quality one. I just don't know how they are going to promote something as the biggest show of the year. "Hey, this event has no history, but it's bigger than the rest anyway because we actually try!" Slammiversary has King of the Mountain, which works for them. Lockdown has the excessive steel cages. I just don't know what or how Bound For Glory should be special. |
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KK said that they need to establish good PPVs first. Both imply to me that you think it's a good idea that there is a bigger PPV that stands out moreso than the others. I'm not saying that's a bad thing, that's just what I got from the subtext of your posts, even though you both talked about how the current product is crap, which is not what I'm looking to discuss. |
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