TNA vs AAA feud and WWC now

[HCollins-TNA1]

Feud will continue

AAA Booker and VP of New Projects Dorian Roldan has confirmed to Superluchas that TNA talent is expected to continue appear in AAA well after Triplemania 18 is over. As we have reported here many times, TNA is set to invade AAA Lucha Libre in Mexico during their flagship Pay Per View event, Triplemania 18 this upcoming Saturday, June 18.

[HCollins-TNA1]

WWC

TNA Set To Invade Yet Another Promotion
TNA wrestlers Abyss along with Knockouts Mickie James and Sarita have been announced for Carlos Colon Sr.'s WWC promotion in Puerto Rico. The event, "Aniversario 2011", will be a 3 day event beginning July 15 and ending the 17th.

[BrusierBrosky559]

This is what TNA needs to boost raitings I'm really excited to see how all this plays out.

[HCollins-TNA1]

Looks like Double J is headed to Mexico!!!!
But for how long I wonder????

[THEKEVINBRAND]

Looks like Double J is headed to Mexico!!!!
But for how long I wonder????

just for the TripleMania promotion, and then he's back in TNA

[HCollins-TNA1]

Jarrett comes back under a mask wanna bet!!!!!
The return of El K-bong

[THEKEVINBRAND]

Jarrett comes back under a mask wanna bet!!!!!
The return of El K-bong

his mexican cousin? lol

[monctonvike]

I think it will work into the aaa story somehow

[HCollins-TNA1]

TNA Star Makes A Surprise Appearance At NJPW's “DOMINION 6.18″ PPV

TNA Wrestling’s Brian Kendrick, who became popular in Japan earlier in the 2000s as Spanky in ZERO-ONE, made a surprise appearance in the second match in the place of Killer Rabbit, teaming with Jado & Gedo. Jado, Gedo & Brian Kendrick beat Jushin Thunder Liger, Tiger Mask & KUSHIDA (8:33) when Kendrick used the Sliced Bread #2 on KUSHIDA.

[HCollins-TNA1]

It seem to me TNA/Impact Wrestling is getting more World Wide exposure with these events happening....
The AAA Triplemania 18.....
Going to the Caribbean for "Aniversario 2011" in July...
And now Kendrick making a surprise appearance in NJPW...

[Kashdinero]

TNA have always had a great working relationship with international promotions, especially the three mentioned by the OP.

[Necroyeti]

It does kinda seems like TNA is getting the shitty end of the stick from these working relationships though. Apart from the World X Cup (which they don't really do anymore) I'm struggling to think of any AAA/WWC/NJPW talent that's came over to work a show in TNA. I guess there was Kiyoshi and Okata... two lower card talents that were rarely seen outside of Xplosion.

If you compare it to ROH's working relationship with Pro Wrestling NOAH, they got to have KENTA FUCKING KOBASHI and Mitsuharu Misawa (RIP) to work on a couple of their shows... and big names like Takeshi Morishima, KENTA and Naomichi Marufuji were pretty much regulars throughout 2007-2008. I think they even held a show in Japan once.

Meh, I dunno. Perhaps with TNA seemingly working closer than ever with these companies, maybe I can hold out hope for some Prince Devitt/Dr. Wagner Jr./Carlito appearances in the near future. (fingers crossed)

[SilverGhost]

It does kinda seems like TNA is getting the shitty end of the stick from these working relationships though. Apart from the World X Cup (which they don't really do anymore) I'm struggling to think of any AAA/WWC/NJPW talent that's came over to work a show in TNA. I guess there was Kiyoshi and Okata... two lower card talents that were rarely seen outside of Xplosion.

If you compare it to ROH's working relationship with Pro Wrestling NOAH, they got to have KENTA FUCKING KOBASHI and Mitsuharu Misawa (RIP) to work on a couple of their shows... and big names like Takeshi Morishima, KENTA and Naomichi Marufuji were pretty much regulars throughout 2007-2008. I think they even held a show in Japan once.

Meh, I dunno. Perhaps with TNA seemingly working closer than ever with these companies, maybe I can hold out hope for some Prince Devitt/Dr. Wagner Jr./Carlito appearances in the near future. (fingers crossed)

TNA can't handle Devitt man lol

[HCollins-TNA1]

TNA have always had a great working relationship with international promotions, especially the three mentioned by the OP.

TNA pretty much always had a good relationship with many International feds since they was founded.... of the early days they had NWA backing them... But still outside bookings was always is and was a plus... Rather it was Scott D'Amore Boarder City, or Mexico or Japan..

Good to see TNA not forgetting it roots as to working with others....

[HCollins-TNA1]

It does kinda seems like TNA is getting the shitty end of the stick from these working relationships though. Apart from the World X Cup (which they don't really do anymore) I'm struggling to think of any AAA/WWC/NJPW talent that's came over to work a show in TNA. I guess there was Kiyoshi and Okata... two lower card talents that were rarely seen outside of Xplosion.

If you compare it to ROH's working relationship with Pro Wrestling NOAH, they got to have KENTA FUCKING KOBASHI and Mitsuharu Misawa (RIP) to work on a couple of their shows... and big names like Takeshi Morishima, KENTA and Naomichi Marufuji were pretty much regulars throughout 2007-2008. I think they even held a show in Japan once.

Meh, I dunno. Perhaps with TNA seemingly working closer than ever with these companies, maybe I can hold out hope for some Prince Devitt/Dr. Wagner Jr./Carlito appearances in the near future. (fingers crossed)

Carlito would be cool for sure!!!!

[Kashdinero]

It does kinda seems like TNA is getting the shitty end of the stick from these working relationships though. Apart from the World X Cup (which they don't really do anymore) I'm struggling to think of any AAA/WWC/NJPW talent that's came over to work a show in TNA. I guess there was Kiyoshi and Okata... two lower card talents that were rarely seen outside of Xplosion.

If you compare it to ROH's working relationship with Pro Wrestling NOAH, they got to have KENTA FUCKING KOBASHI and Mitsuharu Misawa (RIP) to work on a couple of their shows... and big names like Takeshi Morishima, KENTA and Naomichi Marufuji were pretty much regulars throughout 2007-2008. I think they even held a show in Japan once.

Meh, I dunno. Perhaps with TNA seemingly working closer than ever with these companies, maybe I can hold out hope for some Prince Devitt/Dr. Wagner Jr./Carlito appearances in the near future. (fingers crossed)

Y'know, while agree with everything you just said, I don't think that TNA would know what to do with any of these federations top talent. I mean, look at how they treated Tanahashi!!! That was a waste of everyone's time.

[HCollins-TNA1]

The thing is TNA is over-crowded with the top talent they already have.... None the less bring in someone else that is top talent in their respected promotion.... I could see them bringing them in for a brief period of time... But nothing that would be to long....

[Necroyeti]

Y'know, while agree with everything you just said, I don't think that TNA would know what to do with any of these federations top talent. I mean, look at how they treated Tanahashi!!! That was a waste of everyone's time.
Man, I didn't even know Tanahashi was ever in TNA. Looking over his wiki page, they really dropped the ball on that one.

Some context for those who doesn't know who Tanahashi is: This would be akin to taking a "star" the calibre of John Cena or Edge or w/e, and booking him as a mere jobber.

[Kashdinero]

Man, I didn't even know Tanahashi was ever in TNA. Looking over his wiki page, they really dropped the ball on that one.

Some context for those who doesn't know who Tanahashi is: This would be akin to taking a "star" the calibre of John Cena or Edge or w/e, and booking him as a mere jobber.


That's exactly what I mean, my friend. They didn't drop the ball, they took it and piledrived that bad-boy six feet deep!!