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Bigger arenas baby!!
- TNA Impact Change!!
View Poll Results: What is the biggest change TNA needs to help take them up a level?
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Release some wrestlers.
1 5.26% -
Buy some new wrestlers.
2 10.53% -
Their fine the way they are now.
2 10.53% -
Build the Diversionary wrestling back up (X-Division, Tag Team)
6 31.58% -
Move into bigger arenas
7 36.84% -
Get a new TV Channel provider
1 5.26% -
Go back to the more Hardcore days of TNA.
0 0%
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Thread: TNA Impact Change!!
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11-17-2012, 01:22 PM #11Normal Member
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im fine with the size of the company, it is still good shows. Of course getting bigger would draw more money and ratings and they key here is more publicity. get on the road more and things always take time to get popular
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11-17-2012, 01:31 PM #12The Trinity
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11-17-2012, 04:20 PM #13Fresh Member
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Six sided ring was a great thing in my opinion.
They should bring back some X diviion guys also, like Petey Williams, Jimmy Rave, Shark Boy etc ...
They might as well rebuild the hardcore division with guys like Raven, Rhino, Brother Runt (Spike dudley) and etc ...
Beside that, they are doing pretty good right now. I still hate the blue ropes tho.Last edited by ThatSebangGuy; 11-17-2012 at 04:24 PM.
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11-17-2012, 04:59 PM #14Super Member
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It was me! I voted that they're fine the way they are! Here's why:
TNA cannot draw the numbers to house shows or even live tapings in the quantities they need to put on a good show on the road. Also, some other the bigger stars on their roster are there because they prefer not to have to travel as much as WWE requires. Even if neither of these factors were...factors, they still wouldn't have the money to stage the grand circus that is RAW and Smackdown so Impact will always look cheap in comparison. By staying in the Impact Zone for the bulk of their shows they can focus more on the content of the show. Rome wasn't built in a day and neither was WWE, people forget the WWWF and WWF that preceded what we know today. TNA have done well to establish themselves as the second wrestling brand for most people, they have interesting feuds, great wrestling and enough razz-a-mataz to not be completely amateur and have been improving slowly but surely for at least the last 12 months. That's why I say leave them be, enjoy the shows, watch the PPVs and come online to flame WWE every time they copy another TNA idea!
A real champion with a real title belt.
"I swear to never again mention the man who is currently WWE champion until I am happy that change has come. I promise to buy PPVs when I can afford to, especially if 'he' isn't in the main event. I promise to show my support the the elements of WWE that I enjoy and together we will #ChangeWWE."
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11-17-2012, 07:14 PM #15I'd like to see a change up in talent on the roster. It has always bothered me that the same guys stayed employed they had nothing for. If not for Chavo being there, Hernandez would still be off tv. Kid Kash and Gunner the same. Same goes for Robbie T. Push new stars. Tag division is at its worst it has ever been. X-Division is bad, but not the worst it has ever been. Why? It is stale never no new tag teams. They have become tag teams of 08-11 where they'd just throw two big stars together for a few matches rather than have real tag teams compete. Tag team division in the WWE is the best I've seen in a decade. That is my fav part of WWE right now. BRING in some NEW fresh faces. Use gut check guys and put them as a team if you can't get past stars.
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11-17-2012, 08:55 PM #16Plus this was in Tennesse aka TNA's backyard. Hard to defend that.
Originally Posted by Automatic
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