TNA Outshines WWE?

**cafctom** · 08-29-2005, 08:32 PM

I don't think that it will take TNA to be a better product than WWE to compete with them. This may sound strange, but if the WWE does better ratings, then it may also boost the ratings of TNA.

If WWE could ever go back to the days when they would have like 7.0 ratings or whatever, I would have thought there would be quite a lot of 'new' wrestling fans making up that audience. Those new wrestling fans may therefore also try out and possibly like TNA too. For example, when WCW was around - I always considered WWE as my favourite brand, but because I was a fan of wrestling I also preferred to watch WCW opposed to anything else on TV for that timeslot.

So, basically what I am trying to say is - In order for TNA's fanbase/appeal to improve, the whole wrestling genre would have to increase immensly commercially.

08-29-2005, 08:32 PM	#19
cafctom Posts: 53	I don't think that it will take TNA to be a better product than WWE to compete with them. This may sound strange, but if the WWE does better ratings, then it may also boost the ratings of TNA. If WWE could ever go back to the days when they would have like 7.0 ratings or whatever, I would have thought there would be quite a lot of 'new' wrestling fans making up that audience. Those new wrestling fans may therefore also try out and possibly like TNA too. For example, when WCW was around - I always considered WWE as my favourite brand, but because I was a fan of wrestling I also preferred to watch WCW opposed to anything else on TV for that timeslot. So, basically what I am trying to say is - In order for TNA's fanbase/appeal to improve, the whole wrestling genre would have to increase immensly commercially.