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Post by poi zen rana on Nov 14, 2007 17:10:47 GMT -5
if you are counting hoyt and rave as one of the name changes you are mistaken. rave called them that a few impacts ago in a backstage segment. so tna is just now announcing them as the tag team name they had been calling themselves. just minor detail i thought i would point out. i really don't care about the name changes. one is just havok reverting to his johnny devine gimmick since serotonin has disbanded. he went by a different name in the group and now that it is officially done, he is going by his name again. not too big of a deal to me. as far as the two women's wrestlers, i say better now when they have hardly been featured then later on when they have developed themselves. tna isn't a wholly reborn promotion free from sin or error and i don't hear a lot of people claiming they are. all we are saying is they present a good product that is interesting and not near as horrible as internet reporters and critics would have you believe. not perfect, but not nearly as bad as everyone pretends they are. Ok I am overstating a bit maybe. But based on the fact that apparently a thread called "TNA is better than WWE" was deemed necessary, you have to admit it may be a tad overhyped. Well actually no you don't have to admit that since it's just my opinion. I just don't see TNA as being as amazing as it once was legitimately, maybe they're moving back towards that, I don't know. well there are a couple of ways to look at it i suppose. i don't think saying tna is better than the wwe currently is any kind of unworthy praise. a huge factor in this however, is that i find current wwe pretty bad and hard to really get into. that is just me however. i keep watching wwe though because as bad as booking choices may be there is usually at least one person each week featured i really want to see. |
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Post by HMARK Center on Nov 14, 2007 20:13:44 GMT -5
Sending out an SOS to the world Do what? Hoping that someone gets his message in a bottle. Shows sound cool...Johnny Devine is getting a push?! Sound the Apocalypse alarm, the next sign has been spotted. Seriously, though, good for him. |
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Post by Ace Diamond on Nov 14, 2007 21:38:49 GMT -5
Ok I am overstating a bit maybe. But based on the fact that apparently a thread called "TNA is better than WWE" was deemed necessary, you have to admit it may be a tad overhyped. Well actually no you don't have to admit that since it's just my opinion. I just don't see TNA as being as amazing as it once was legitimately, maybe they're moving back towards that, I don't know. well there are a couple of ways to look at it i suppose. i don't think saying tna is better than the wwe currently is any kind of unworthy praise. a huge factor in this however, is that i find current wwe pretty bad and hard to really get into. that is just me however. i keep watching wwe though because as bad as booking choices may be there is usually at least one person each week featured i really want to see. What I'm saying is that the fanbase felt a little insistent, and that's just my thoughts on it. I really am not trying to run anyone down over all this I just...really can't get into TNA on the level everyone else does, save for X-Division matches and things involving the MCMGs Oh and the Women's matches when they don't inexplicably slow down. |
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Post by HMARK Center on Nov 14, 2007 22:54:17 GMT -5
Also, it should probably be pointed out, I bet the Outsiders are going to show up to "applaud" or scout anyone who scores a major pin on Impact during the next few weeks, leading up to the match at Turning Point.
Joe was number one, now we'll see who else they're considering.
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