Shaking things up in wrestling

**scatterbrain28** · 05-02-2013, 10:05 PM

When it comes to the wrestling business today, these guys haven't done or tried to create anything groundbreaking with their product. The WWE has gone back to re doing Hulkamania with '80's style PG wrestling while TNA has done the Crash TV done during the Attitude Era. I stopped watching TNA once they started becoming a "sports entertainment" show in 2008, but wasn't interested in going back in because all I hear from blogs are 'it's okay' or 'it sucks' or something like that.
Ring of Honor is actually doing a good job now rounding out their card with mid-card angles as well as main event, but independent organizations like this are like trees that fall in the forest but don't make a sound, and I start to wonder what wrestling has to do to be groundbreaking or new and blow it out of the water the same way ECW did in the '90's.

05-02-2013, 10:05 PM	#1
scatterbrain28 Are you kidding me?! Posts: 250	Shaking things up in wrestling When it comes to the wrestling business today, these guys haven't done or tried to create anything groundbreaking with their product. The WWE has gone back to re doing Hulkamania with '80's style PG wrestling while TNA has done the Crash TV done during the Attitude Era. I stopped watching TNA once they started becoming a "sports entertainment" show in 2008, but wasn't interested in going back in because all I hear from blogs are 'it's okay' or 'it sucks' or something like that. Ring of Honor is actually doing a good job now rounding out their card with mid-card angles as well as main event, but independent organizations like this are like trees that fall in the forest but don't make a sound, and I start to wonder what wrestling has to do to be groundbreaking or new and blow it out of the water the same way ECW did in the '90's.