Is it me, or are even the TNA folks not impressed by Lockdown?

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 12:48 AM

I mean, the backstage interview. Three people, and only AJ Styles seems at all into it. Jeff hardy was preaching oldschool, but with energy that reminded me of Slowpoke Gonzalez. And douglas was like "blah."

Of course, the ringside announce team is trying to sell pretty much everything like usual, but even they seem like they're popping Valium. I think the most energy I saw outside of the ring was from Waltman, and likely only to take his mind off Chyna or whatever she calls herself now.

So is it me? Am I reading too much into this, or does it really seem like that "death watch" comment in one article posted recently is pretty apt?

**Shadow** · 04-17-2005, 12:59 AM

Considering that backstage stuff was done in one day and Jeff was concussed.....I'd say yeah...they're all on death watch.

**Loose Cannon** · 04-17-2005, 01:36 AM

LOL, I wonder what their reactions will be when they realize they just aired a PPV with 7 cage matches

**PullMyFinger** · 04-17-2005, 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Loose Cannon

LOL, I wonder what their reactions will be when they realize they just aired a PPV with 7 cage matches

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

I almost spit out my water when I read that post.

Yeah, I saw some of Impact! tonight but had to change the channel...it was way too fucking boring.

**olympic hitman** · 04-17-2005, 02:43 AM

TNA is a good company. They have good talent. The problem is, there aren't too many big names to put the new guys "over".

As far as the "Lockdown PPV" is concerned, I think TNA in general aren't trying at all. It's obvious the Jarretts are too occupied with getting a solid TV deal while Dusty Rhodes totally ruins the TV shows to pure boredom involving his son, Dustin, YAY!!

I think the concept of having all the matches as "six-sides of steel" is cool. But, sooner or later, it will get old if they keep bringing it back so quickly.....

I'm really hoping for the best with TNA's future, but, I'm not sure what lies ahead of them;

If they could somehow get Rhyno & Matt Hardy along with a solid TV deal[rumored to be with "Spike TV"], TNA could then definetely make an IMPACT! The final thing to do would be to get rid of Rhodes as booker. Wouldn't it kickass if Heyman ever went to TNA?!

**Gone Mad** · 04-17-2005, 02:49 AM

I'll laugh if they continually hype this damn PPV to the point where everything will be surrounded with cages (just the thought of a cage surrounding the announcer's table alone), it shows that the show's one giant gimmick. That and have you seen the matches that are on the card? It's like selling Viscera v. Mark Henry in a cage sometimes.

And yes, they realize that this is death watch time, since this is pretty much like having 7 Inferno matches. It's overkill and it's just a cheap way of getting ratings.

**PureHatred** · 04-17-2005, 02:52 AM

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Originally Posted by olympic hitman

TNA is a good company. They have good talent. The problem is, there aren't too many big names to put the new guys "over".

They have planty of big names, fucktwit. They just make sure that all the "new guys" are the ones that do all the jobbing. Try reading the results once in a while.

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Originally Posted by olympic hitman

I think the concept of having all the matches as "six-sides of steel" is cool. But, sooner or later, it will get old if they keep bringing it back so quickly.....

One of the basic concepts of booking is that you use gimmick matches sparingly, or else they lose their importance. Having all the matches in a cage is outright stupid. Why should I, as a viewer, care that Abyss v Styles is in a cage when even the curtain jerkers are in a cage? [Why, retard, why?]

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Originally Posted by olympic hitman

TNA could then definetely make an IMPACT! The final thing to do would be to get rid of Rhodes as booker. Wouldn't it kickass if Heyman ever went to TNA?!

See, I get it..what you did there was use the word IMPACT in your sentence ike TNA uses that word for the name of their show...you sir, are one clever rascal.

**PullMyFinger** · 04-17-2005, 02:56 AM

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Originally Posted by gonMad00

I'll laugh if they continually hype this damn PPV to the point where everything will be surrounded with cages (just the thought of a cage surrounding the announcer's table alone), it shows that the show's one giant gimmick. That and have you seen the matches that are on the card? It's like selling Viscera v. Mark Henry in a cage sometimes.

And yes, they realize that this is death watch time, since this is pretty much like having 7 Inferno matches. It's overkill and it's just a cheap way of getting ratings.

Tenay: Ladies and gentlemen, we're in a steel cage! Everyone is under lockdown!
West: Oh my!!!! Only on TNA!!!!

**KayfabeMan** · 04-17-2005, 02:59 AM

Maybe by booking all the matches in a cage they're trying to get Spike TV's attention again

**KayfabeMan** · 04-17-2005, 02:59 AM

Either that or Sean O'Haire is going to debut with them

**PullMyFinger** · 04-17-2005, 03:02 AM

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Originally Posted by KayfabeMan

Maybe by booking all the matches in a cage they're trying to get Spike TV's attention again

That's sad. When Spike requested copies of Impact!, I assume the deal would die there...since Impact! is terrible.

**olympic hitman** · 04-17-2005, 03:32 AM

Pure Hatred, you silly bastard, you know nothing of which you speak.

How do you know if I do/don't watch TNA IMPACT? Exactly, you don't. You're just assuming I don't. I've been watching Impact since it debuted on Fox Sports Net. So, don't tell me about knowing the product.....

They basically have NO mid-card and the highlight of the Heavyweight division is Jeff Jarrett[who's been champion over a year

]. The X-Division is the only thing keeping the shows worth watching....

And back to the supposed "stars" TNA has? Name them? I can. 6-Pac[Waltman],Jarrett,Nash,The Outlaw,Raven, and DDP. Basically the rest are all TNA creations that have been with the company since it's beginning.

Another thing, the whole "fuckwit" thing is moronic, dude. It makes you seem more like the ass of the situation than me, but, hey, I could care less anyway, since you come off lookin' worse than me

Once again, another topic taken off track because some childish guy decided it would be better to focus on name-calling rather than actually discussing TNA & the LockDown PPV......

Man, how many idiots can one board possibly have?[don't answer, it's retorical anyhow].

**PureHatred** · 04-17-2005, 03:42 AM

*rhetorical, fucktwit

**DaveWadding** · 04-17-2005, 03:42 AM

Hey, if we're all idiots, you can leave at anytime

**PureHatred** · 04-17-2005, 03:44 AM

Plus, you named six established, name wrestlers. How many more do they need, since in your first post you said they didn't have enough to get their "new guys" over?

**PureHatred** · 04-17-2005, 03:45 AM

Plus, you ignored how I called you a retard for thinking that a PPV where everything [maybe even the announce table!!!] is a good idea.

**olympic hitman** · 04-17-2005, 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by DaveWadding

Hey, if we're all idiots, you can leave at anytime

Like I give a damn what you think. If I cared, I would answer ya, but, alas, I don't.....

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Originally Posted by Pure Hatred

Plus, you named six established, name wrestlers. How many more do they need, since in your first post you said they didn't have enough to get their "new guys" over?

C'mon dude. Use common sense. The guys I listed are basically washed-up has been WWE rejects. 6-Pac,DDP[WCW& WWE reject] and Nash[same as DDP] are all coming towards the END of their careers; in case you haven't followed their string of injuries. Between Nash & DDP alone you have more injuries than a hospital full of 70 and 80 year olds, which is pathetic. "Putting over" is usually a symbolism type deal. Where torches are passed from one generation to the next. Where careers are established. I'd say Raven & The Outlaw are the only two outta the six men listed that could even "put over" new guys such as Monty Brown, AJ Styles, etc. Plus, in case you haven't noticed, TNA has a major shortage of stars for the main-event. So, getting new talent[such as Matt Hardy & Rhyno;newly-released] wouldn't hurt them none.

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Plus, you ignored how I called you a retard for thinking that a PPV where everything is a good idea.

Hatred, open-mouth and insert foot. That's perhaps the dumbest thing you've said to me since my arrival here. Where[in my post] did I say TNA was "the best"? NOWHERE. Dumbass. I simply said TNA was "good" or "decent". They are NOWHERE near the level of the WWE and won't be until top stars come over and start putting over some of their new guys like mad crazy, wouldn't ya agree? Well, if you don't who cares? I'm like every other generic poster at TPWW. I don't care about the other guy's opinion. Mine's the only one that counts *SARCASTIC MODE OFF*

**PureHatred** · 04-17-2005, 04:21 AM

Ah, my bad. what I meant to say was that I called you a retard for saying that it was a good idea to have a PPV where everything was in a steel cage.

Typo.

**olympic hitman** · 04-17-2005, 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by PureHatred

Ah, my bad. what I meant to say was that I called you a retard for saying that it was a good idea to have a PPV where everything was in a steel cage.

Typo.

Again, words being forced into mouth syndrome....

While I did say the CONCEPT of having all cage matches were "cool" I didn't say it was a good idea as a whole. The concept is new and innovative. How many WWE PPVs have you seen with ALL cage matches from curtain jerker to main event? NONE.

I don't think it'll go over too well, as I stated in my original post. It will get "old if they keep bringing it back so quickly" were my exact words, I do believe. The Turning Point PPV where they had AMW vs. Triple X in the 6-Sides of Steel match was cool. But, it's stupid for TNA to book ALL of the matches @ LockDown as cage matches. Innovative, yet, unimaginative. Yet another example of bad taste in booking by Dusty Rhodes.....

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Shadow

Considering that backstage stuff was done in one day and Jeff was concussed.....I'd say yeah...they're all on death watch.

Jeff is excused then. HEad trauma's a good excuse for not knowing what's going on.

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by olympic hitman

TNA is a good company. They have good talent. The problem is, there aren't too many big names to put the new guys "over".

As far as the "Lockdown PPV" is concerned, I think TNA in general aren't trying at all. It's obvious the Jarretts are too occupied with getting a solid TV deal while Dusty Rhodes totally ruins the TV shows to pure boredom involving his son, Dustin, YAY!!

I think the concept of having all the matches as "six-sides of steel" is cool. But, sooner or later, it will get old if they keep bringing it back so quickly.....

I'm really hoping for the best with TNA's future, but, I'm not sure what lies ahead of them;

If they could somehow get Rhyno & Matt Hardy along with a solid TV deal[rumored to be with "Spike TV"], TNA could then definetely make an IMPACT! The final thing to do would be to get rid of Rhodes as booker. Wouldn't it kickass if Heyman ever went to TNA?!

You've never watched TNA, have you?

TNA have a LOT of names, and a LOT of talent. The problem is they've got the senior citizens holding down talent just like TNA.

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by KayfabeMan

Maybe by booking all the matches in a cage they're trying to get Spike TV's attention again

No wonder they've changed the title of the PPV to "TNA: We're really UFC" and hired back shamrock.

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by KayfabeMan

Either that or Sean O'Haire is going to debut with them

I don't know, there's a way out of this cage.

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by DaveWadding

Hey, if we're all idiots, you can leave at anytime

HE feels at home.

**ColdwaVer** · 04-17-2005, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight

You've never watched TNA, have you?

TNA have a LOT of names, and a LOT of talent. The problem is they've got the senior citizens holding down talent just like TNA.

You've hit on the real problem: the names have no talent, and the talent has no name.

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by ColdwaVer

You've hit on the real problem: the names have no talent, and the talent has no name.

Which is indeed the problem, and it won't change as long as the TNA bookers think that people want to se ea mian event slot involving Kevin Nash.

**Nark Order** · 04-17-2005, 01:27 PM

I wonder when TNA will pick Matt Hardy...

**YOUR Hero** · 04-17-2005, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by olympic hitman

- They are NOWHERE near the level of the WWE and won't be until top stars come over and start putting over some of their new guys like mad crazy, wouldn't ya agree?

Am I reading this right?
Do you really think the purpose of getting big name stars in a company is to job them?
What motivation would these stars have in doing such a thing to their career?

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by YOUR Hero

Am I reading this right?
Do you really think the purpose of getting big name stars in a company is to job them?
What motivation would these stars have in doing such a thing to their career?

Especially when they can go to TNA and go over rookies when they're in their 80s.

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by deadlyheaven

I wonder when TNA will pick Matt Hardy...

That sounded very Pok�mon to me.

"MAttitude! I CHOOSE YOU!"

But seriously, they can't hire Matt. He would eat up the time for lesser stars.

**Loose Cannon** · 04-17-2005, 01:48 PM

Those "top guys" are wayyyy passed the point where they can put somebody over. You think AJ Syles pinning a Kevin Nash would do anything?

**The CyNick** · 04-17-2005, 02:08 PM

A real main event guy would be someone who left the WWE in favour of TNA, like Hogan and co did with WCW back in the day.

The fact that TNA uses all of the WWE castaways as top guys shows that they will never make it on a major level.

If I were Spike TV I wouldn't do business with TNA, I would rather put more time into UFC, which has a chance of blowing up.

The Cage PPV idea is dumb. Basic wrestling logic says that when you do something too much, you lose the specialness of it, and it becomes meaningless.

Its a new concept yes, but I could try to sell a PPV by having 8 matches where the guys could only use bodyslams as offensive moves. Thats new, but its still a really dumb idea.

After this PPV how are they ever going to be able to sell another cage match in the next 6-8 months? Nobody will care. They alreay exhausted the Ultimate X match, not they are doing it to the cage gimmick. Not smart for a company that relies so heavily on PPV buys.

**Nowhere Man** · 04-17-2005, 03:10 PM

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Hey, if we're all idiots, you can leave at anytime

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Originally Posted by olympic hitman

Like I give a damn what you think. If I cared, I would answer ya, but, alas, I don't.....

Anyone else catch on to the blatant self-contradictory in caring enough to reply to Dave's statement just to say he doesn't care enough to reply?

Anyways, the all-cage PPV is stupid, and TNA will go down as a major disappointment in my book, with enough talented workers to put on great shows and decent enough names to survive in the indies, but bogged down by awful booking. (I love run-on sentences)

**DaveWadding** · 04-17-2005, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Nowhere Man

Anyone else catch on to the blatant self-contradictory in caring enough to reply to Dave's statement just to say he doesn't care enough to reply?

I was just going to say something about that. Bastard.

LK · 04-17-2005, 03:23 PM

vBulletin Message
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to The CyNick again.

**GODSON** · 04-17-2005, 07:00 PM

They going through a period right now but things should be changing real soon.TNA always had it's up's and down just like every other company has.

Jerry and Jeff Jarrett is already on Dusty ass and he will probably be gone after Hard Justice. They already told Dusty to stop using Dustin that much. They also fired Phi Delta Slam and put down Trytan. I think they realize Dusty not doing well.

Nash last match is probably at Lockdown.He's gone, YEA!!!

DDP said he got three big matches left, he will be gone after June basically.

Hall is already fired.

I don't expect Waltman too last.Since he paid by appearances and Nash is leaving, he's done.

Jarrett about to push the X division again like he did before Dusty came in according to PWINSIDER. Plus, Dutt is already back. TNA is expecting to bring Spanky,Shelley and Red back this summer. Also James Gibson(Noble) and TNA is talking now. Don't forget the fact that Matt Hardy and Rhyno will be free in July.

Styles is expected to win the title at either Slammiversary or Hard Justice. They already pushing Styles as a main eventer since he's main eventing Lockdown.That's a good thing, it should be a good thing if you want a wrestler who is great as your champion.

3lk is about to break up and New Age Outlawz will reunite. According to current storylines. The tag division will be hot with The Naturals getting more air time now since last summer, add that with AMW,Team Canada,Siaki/Apollo,Kash/Hoyt and NAO,pretty good division. Don't forget the possible reunion of the Hardy Boyz.

You can say it's a down period but to called it death watch is a typical reader who think TNA is about to go out of business every month. If TNA was going out of business or anywhere close, don't you think the wrestlers will be jumping off the ship by now. It will be all over the net by now.

**James Steele** · 04-17-2005, 07:02 PM

You shut up ignorant ass.

**James Steele** · 04-17-2005, 07:03 PM

Also, TNA has only been around 3 years. You aren't so supposed to have this many ups and downs when you have only been around 3 years.

**GODSON** · 04-17-2005, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by JamesSteele

You shut up ignorant ass.

Ignorant, ok, if Lockdown turns out to be good will you give credit to TNA?

I just pointed out some things. How many times we seen a "TNA about to die topic"? It seems like every month we go through the same thing. It's like people is waiting for TNA to die ever since day 1. TNA can't even make a mistake without someone saying, "they is about to go out of business". No wrestling company is perfect and if you looking for perfection, go play your little video games because you not living in the real world.

**Kane Knight** · 04-17-2005, 07:11 PM

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Also, TNA has only been around 3 years. You aren't so supposed to have this many ups and downs when you have only been around 3 years.

:y;

Also, you consider that I was alluding to someone else's reporting, where the mood backstage WAS considered to be a "death watch."

TNA shouldn't be fluctuating this wildly right now. With the WWE, it's easy to say that it's a cyclical buysiness (Whether or not you believe it). With TNA, it hasn't been around long enough to cycle like this.

Now, contrary to the semi-literate Godson's beliefs, I'm not one of the people calling out that TNA will die monthly. What I am calling out is that when even the talent in the show don't seem all that excited...

You have.

A fucking.

Problem.

04-17-2005, 12:48 AM	#1
Kane Knight Ron Paul 4 EVA Posts: 152,467	Is it me, or are even the TNA folks not impressed by Lockdown? I mean, the backstage interview. Three people, and only AJ Styles seems at all into it. Jeff hardy was preaching oldschool, but with energy that reminded me of Slowpoke Gonzalez. And douglas was like "blah." Of course, the ringside announce team is trying to sell pretty much everything like usual, but even they seem like they're popping Valium. I think the most energy I saw outside of the ring was from Waltman, and likely only to take his mind off Chyna or whatever she calls herself now. So is it me? Am I reading too much into this, or does it really seem like that "death watch" comment in one article posted recently is pretty apt? �There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old�s life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs.� --John Rogers

04-17-2005, 12:59 AM	#2
Shadow Shadow Conspircy leader Posts: 18,582	Considering that backstage stuff was done in one day and Jeff was concussed.....I'd say yeah...they're all on death watch.

04-17-2005, 01:36 AM	#3
Loose Cannon I'm all there is Posts: 31,811	LOL, I wonder what their reactions will be when they realize they just aired a PPV with 7 cage matches

04-17-2005, 02:43 AM	#5
olympic hitman It's ALL True.... Posts: 136	TNA is a good company. They have good talent. The problem is, there aren't too many big names to put the new guys "over". As far as the "Lockdown PPV" is concerned, I think TNA in general aren't trying at all. It's obvious the Jarretts are too occupied with getting a solid TV deal while Dusty Rhodes totally ruins the TV shows to pure boredom involving his son, Dustin, YAY!! I think the concept of having all the matches as "six-sides of steel" is cool. But, sooner or later, it will get old if they keep bringing it back so quickly..... I'm really hoping for the best with TNA's future, but, I'm not sure what lies ahead of them; If they could somehow get Rhyno & Matt Hardy along with a solid TV deal[rumored to be with "Spike TV"], TNA could then definetely make an IMPACT! The final thing to do would be to get rid of Rhodes as booker. Wouldn't it kickass if Heyman ever went to TNA?!

04-17-2005, 02:49 AM	#6
Gone Mad EL MERO MERO! Posts: 4,259	I'll laugh if they continually hype this damn PPV to the point where everything will be surrounded with cages (just the thought of a cage surrounding the announcer's table alone), it shows that the show's one giant gimmick. That and have you seen the matches that are on the card? It's like selling Viscera v. Mark Henry in a cage sometimes. And yes, they realize that this is death watch time, since this is pretty much like having 7 Inferno matches. It's overkill and it's just a cheap way of getting ratings.

04-17-2005, 02:59 AM	#9
KayfabeMan TPWW's Glass Ceiling Posts: 5,797	Maybe by booking all the matches in a cage they're trying to get Spike TV's attention again

04-17-2005, 03:32 AM	#12
olympic hitman It's ALL True.... Posts: 136	Pure Hatred, you silly bastard, you know nothing of which you speak. How do you know if I do/don't watch TNA IMPACT? Exactly, you don't. You're just assuming I don't. I've been watching Impact since it debuted on Fox Sports Net. So, don't tell me about knowing the product..... They basically have NO mid-card and the highlight of the Heavyweight division is Jeff Jarrett[who's been champion over a year ]. The X-Division is the only thing keeping the shows worth watching.... And back to the supposed "stars" TNA has? Name them? I can. 6-Pac[Waltman],Jarrett,Nash,The Outlaw,Raven, and DDP. Basically the rest are all TNA creations that have been with the company since it's beginning. Another thing, the whole "fuckwit" thing is moronic, dude. It makes you seem more like the ass of the situation than me, but, hey, I could care less anyway, since you come off lookin' worse than me Once again, another topic taken off track because some childish guy decided it would be better to focus on name-calling rather than actually discussing TNA & the LockDown PPV...... Man, how many idiots can one board possibly have?[don't answer, it's retorical anyhow].

04-17-2005, 03:42 AM	#13
PureHatred Instant Credibility Posts: 2,979	*rhetorical, fucktwit

04-17-2005, 03:42 AM	#14
DaveWadding LIMITLESS Posts: 32,276	Hey, if we're all idiots, you can leave at anytime

04-17-2005, 03:44 AM	#15
PureHatred Instant Credibility Posts: 2,979	Plus, you named six established, name wrestlers. How many more do they need, since in your first post you said they didn't have enough to get their "new guys" over?

04-17-2005, 03:45 AM	#16
PureHatred Instant Credibility Posts: 2,979	Plus, you ignored how I called you a retard for thinking that a PPV where everything [maybe even the announce table!!!] is a good idea.

04-17-2005, 04:21 AM	#18
PureHatred Instant Credibility Posts: 2,979	Ah, my bad. what I meant to say was that I called you a retard for saying that it was a good idea to have a PPV where everything was in a steel cage. Typo.

04-17-2005, 01:27 PM	#27
Nark Order Soundly Defeated Wadding Posts: 40,590	I wonder when TNA will pick Matt Hardy...

04-17-2005, 01:48 PM	#31
Loose Cannon I'm all there is Posts: 31,811	Those "top guys" are wayyyy passed the point where they can put somebody over. You think AJ Syles pinning a Kevin Nash would do anything?

04-17-2005, 02:08 PM	#32
The CyNick Make the IWC Great Again Posts: 8,922	A real main event guy would be someone who left the WWE in favour of TNA, like Hogan and co did with WCW back in the day. The fact that TNA uses all of the WWE castaways as top guys shows that they will never make it on a major level. If I were Spike TV I wouldn't do business with TNA, I would rather put more time into UFC, which has a chance of blowing up. The Cage PPV idea is dumb. Basic wrestling logic says that when you do something too much, you lose the specialness of it, and it becomes meaningless. Its a new concept yes, but I could try to sell a PPV by having 8 matches where the guys could only use bodyslams as offensive moves. Thats new, but its still a really dumb idea. After this PPV how are they ever going to be able to sell another cage match in the next 6-8 months? Nobody will care. They alreay exhausted the Ultimate X match, not they are doing it to the cage gimmick. Not smart for a company that relies so heavily on PPV buys.

04-17-2005, 03:23 PM	#35
LK It's Clobbering Time! Posts: 5,337	vBulletin Message You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to The CyNick again.

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GODSON Posts: 268	They going through a period right now but things should be changing real soon.TNA always had it's up's and down just like every other company has. Jerry and Jeff Jarrett is already on Dusty ass and he will probably be gone after Hard Justice. They already told Dusty to stop using Dustin that much. They also fired Phi Delta Slam and put down Trytan. I think they realize Dusty not doing well. Nash last match is probably at Lockdown.He's gone, YEA!!! DDP said he got three big matches left, he will be gone after June basically. Hall is already fired. I don't expect Waltman too last.Since he paid by appearances and Nash is leaving, he's done. Jarrett about to push the X division again like he did before Dusty came in according to PWINSIDER. Plus, Dutt is already back. TNA is expecting to bring Spanky,Shelley and Red back this summer. Also James Gibson(Noble) and TNA is talking now. Don't forget the fact that Matt Hardy and Rhyno will be free in July. Styles is expected to win the title at either Slammiversary or Hard Justice. They already pushing Styles as a main eventer since he's main eventing Lockdown.That's a good thing, it should be a good thing if you want a wrestler who is great as your champion. 3lk is about to break up and New Age Outlawz will reunite. According to current storylines. The tag division will be hot with The Naturals getting more air time now since last summer, add that with AMW,Team Canada,Siaki/Apollo,Kash/Hoyt and NAO,pretty good division. Don't forget the possible reunion of the Hardy Boyz. You can say it's a down period but to called it death watch is a typical reader who think TNA is about to go out of business every month. If TNA was going out of business or anywhere close, don't you think the wrestlers will be jumping off the ship by now. It will be all over the net by now.

04-17-2005, 07:02 PM	#37
James Steele TPWW's HHH Mark Since '04 Posts: 29,886	You shut up ignorant ass.

04-17-2005, 07:03 PM	#38
James Steele TPWW's HHH Mark Since '04 Posts: 29,886	Also, TNA has only been around 3 years. You aren't so supposed to have this many ups and downs when you have only been around 3 years.