Does anybody else wish TNA would die?

[corndog]

As much as TNA dissapoints me I would still say no. I am starting to watch it regularly and they are actually making the X-Division matter again. As much as the main event scene frustrates me I still like seeing most of the mid-card on the show.

I hate to break it to you but I don't see WWE doing much with AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, and Beer Money. Matt Morgan would probably be the one guy to get a real chance there. I am sure if any of those guys had a chance in WWE they would have taken it.

Now I wouldn't mind another promotion making it to #2 and proving to be a real alternative to the WWE. If this happened then I wouldn't mind TNA going under with a good amount of the talent getting absorbed by a new company. But at this point no company is even close, so why would I want WWE to become more of a monopoly than it already is and not get to see many of my favorite wrestlers?

[jfrogg007]

Yeah, because i'm the kind of peon that hopes a company employing dozens of people in a field of entertainment i enjoy goes out of business, just because i don't like their TV shows.

The f***?

[riseofsetian1981]

Sometimes I've wished for it to happen and then I remember just how much more stale, predictable, and unexciting the WWE as a whole would be once again with no competition.

As much as TNA frustrates me with their decisions as far as their booking is concerned, I'd rather for them to turn it around and become a legitimate contender. I'd hate for them to go the way of say WCW or ECW, however, if they keep going at the rate they're going it might happen sooner than later. TNA needs to remove Vince Russo, Hogan, and Bischoff from the equation and get writers/bookers who have a clue as to what they're doing.

Cornette and Paul Heyman might not get along but with they worked together TNA could be something special.

[Glitch]

I don't just want tna to go under. I also want ROH, chikara, pwg, and my cousins backyard fed to go under. The less people employed, and the less variety, the better.