When the time comes...

**Fox** · 01-04-2008, 12:52 AM

It's not a figurehead that they need for success. Jim Cornette could do a fine job, but when their product just doesn't look top-notch and professional, it doesn't matter who's "calling the shots." Part of this has to do with always shooting in the Impact Zone, and it also has to do with TNA's overall presentation, lighting, and production values for their TV shows. It also doesn't help that TNA has no idea how to develop a character for TV exposure and how to get someone over.

Until it looks like the big time, no amount of big stars can make it truly feel like the big time.

01-04-2008, 12:52 AM	#12
Fox "Ask him!" Posts: 10,075	It's not a figurehead that they need for success. Jim Cornette could do a fine job, but when their product just doesn't look top-notch and professional, it doesn't matter who's "calling the shots." Part of this has to do with always shooting in the Impact Zone, and it also has to do with TNA's overall presentation, lighting, and production values for their TV shows. It also doesn't help that TNA has no idea how to develop a character for TV exposure and how to get someone over. Until it looks like the big time, no amount of big stars can make it truly feel like the big time.