Official TNA One Night Stand 2010 Thread - HardCORE Justice will be served

**Johnny McNasty** · 08-10-2010, 03:34 PM

So I haven't been watching TNA for about a month or so now, but who gave Dixie the idea that ECW is still relevant today? I mean I love the original ECW, and have recently went through and watched a majority of their old PPV's. This whole ppv seemed forced to me, and I didn't think it had the old ECW vibe to it at all. Thought it was really stupid that they wanted to have a tribrute show to a company that they can't even say the name of on the air in the first place. Plus almost all of the workers where just fat and nowhere near what they use to be in terms of talent. I thought the majority of the show was very disheartening to watch.

I don't know maybe this will be a huge draw, and get them some big numbers. But even if it does that how does it help TNA in the long run? TNA is starting to lose my support with stunts like these. I can see the reasoning behind bringing Hogan in, but giving up a whole PPV to promote another company I don't understand.

08-10-2010, 03:34 PM	#30
Johnny McNasty Thank god I'm an Asshole! Posts: 469	So I haven't been watching TNA for about a month or so now, but who gave Dixie the idea that ECW is still relevant today? I mean I love the original ECW, and have recently went through and watched a majority of their old PPV's. This whole ppv seemed forced to me, and I didn't think it had the old ECW vibe to it at all. Thought it was really stupid that they wanted to have a tribrute show to a company that they can't even say the name of on the air in the first place. Plus almost all of the workers where just fat and nowhere near what they use to be in terms of talent. I thought the majority of the show was very disheartening to watch. I don't know maybe this will be a huge draw, and get them some big numbers. But even if it does that how does it help TNA in the long run? TNA is starting to lose my support with stunts like these. I can see the reasoning behind bringing Hogan in, but giving up a whole PPV to promote another company I don't understand.