is TNA beyond repair? How can the Jarrett promotion be any different?

**whiteyford** · 03-23-2014, 12:10 PM

Kinda agree with Nowhere Man, they need to pick a 'direction' and actually create an identity for themselves. I watched a lot more of TNA when they had the six sided ring, an X division and less well known stars than I ever did after Hogan was signed and it became more and more like WWE lite.

I would much rather they strived to be the alternative, like a better produced ECW, they don't have to cater to PG ratings, which isn't an issue of itself, they aren't afraid to acknowledge talents past accomplishments in other promotions, they have a few talent sharing deals in place with Japan/Mexico after all. Like Fan said, I don't think any other company can compete with WWE, they need to find their niche and grow.

03-23-2014, 12:10 PM	#4
whiteyford Out Of Step Posts: 12,059	Kinda agree with Nowhere Man, they need to pick a 'direction' and actually create an identity for themselves. I watched a lot more of TNA when they had the six sided ring, an X division and less well known stars than I ever did after Hogan was signed and it became more and more like WWE lite. I would much rather they strived to be the alternative, like a better produced ECW, they don't have to cater to PG ratings, which isn't an issue of itself, they aren't afraid to acknowledge talents past accomplishments in other promotions, they have a few talent sharing deals in place with Japan/Mexico after all. Like Fan said, I don't think any other company can compete with WWE, they need to find their niche and grow.