Can TNA be a legitimate contender?

**Nark Order** · 11-02-2007, 03:30 PM

So... we've seen in the past year or two TNA pick up some really solid talent. Most notabley: Angle, Christian, Somo Joe, Sting, and if rumors are true... Booker T. And while they are picking up a little steam, ot definitely isn't the kind of head start one would expect with such an elite cast of wrestlers. So Booker T might be coming in and most likely a couple big stars after him in the next couple years. But, no matter who they pick up. No matter how many stars they get, will they really be able to be an actual contender to the WWE? And if they actually do start taking steps in the right direction like start to tour the states, will the guys that love their light schedules pick up and hit the road?

Who or what would make TNA a legitimate rival to the World Wrestling Entertainment empire?

11-02-2007, 03:30 PM	#1
Nark Order Soundly Defeated Wadding Posts: 40,590	Can TNA be a legitimate contender? So... we've seen in the past year or two TNA pick up some really solid talent. Most notabley: Angle, Christian, Somo Joe, Sting, and if rumors are true... Booker T. And while they are picking up a little steam, ot definitely isn't the kind of head start one would expect with such an elite cast of wrestlers. So Booker T might be coming in and most likely a couple big stars after him in the next couple years. But, no matter who they pick up. No matter how many stars they get, will they really be able to be an actual contender to the WWE? And if they actually do start taking steps in the right direction like start to tour the states, will the guys that love their light schedules pick up and hit the road? Who or what would make TNA a legitimate rival to the World Wrestling Entertainment empire? Narcissus spite tour of 2020. I have kids. Last edited by Nark Order; 11-02-2007 at 03:35 PM.