TNA at a rough point

Let's just say if this were SVR 06 GM Mode, Dixie would be getting e-mails from JR constantly.

Best summary of it so far.

LOL! Thank you, that just made my day. Hahahaha that was great!

Since then yes, but they will get out of it.

Yes. Although the wrestling is still great, the stories...

I just wanna see heel Jeff Hardy again.

I'd say yes. From the number of talents released in the past couple of weeks (DOC, Tara, Christian York, Joey Ryan, Taylor Hendrix, Jesse Sorenson, Alex Silva, Crimson), to the job gaffes done by Bruce Prichard ( letting Bobby Roode's contract expire, TNA talent and on screen characters, including Hulk Hogan being behind on getting their checks, Having some of their talent, including TNA WORLD CHAMPION Chris Sabin not being cleared by the Missouri State commission to wrestle in the state at a house show), TNA has been commiting some questionable decisions recently if we are to believe the reports of TNA alleged Financial problems. Though the matches we get to see on IMPACT Wrestling tend to be good at times, some of the storylines are just plain bad, especially the Aces and Eight's. This group went from being a group to be feared and now they are just Bully Ray's goons, the same Bully Ray that the Aces feuded for several months only to reveal that he was the leader all along and took beatings for the better of the group. I do tend to see some good things from TNA, recently last Impact's main event with Austin Aries and AJ Styles being a good TV main event between two of the best guys in the TNA locker room. I continue to watch TNA because I like professional wrestling and I want to see TNA improve and become a great product. I genuinely enjoyed TNA during its heyday back in 2005 and 2006 and would get upset when I couldn't find Impact on Fox Sports (They were on their way to signing with Spike TV). TNA could be one of the best wrestling promotions in the world, they have the talent to do so, all TNA has to do is have people who have wrestling knowledge or have experience running a wrestling company, people who can create interesting and logical storylines, and make good use of their resources (talent, money).

I don't think that TNA should get complete blame just yet for bringing in King Mo, Rampage Jackson and Tito Ortiz since it appears that those additions were made because of an agreement between Spike, Viacom, TNA, and Bellator. However, I truly doubt most people are tuning in to TNA to see King Mo, Rampage, or Tito. They won't make a significant impact(pun may or may not be intended) in the product. I kind of wish they didn't bring any of them to TNA.

I agree that company has hit a rough patch as of late, quite possibly the biggest in their history. No matter what they do, it just doesn't click. When things were seemingly on the up and up last year and all the good will they had, the Aces and Eights and Claire Lynch happened and they haven't been the same since. It seems every time things are going well, something happens that screws it all up, and usually TNA only have themselves to blame. They've had terrible P.R. over the past couple of weeks with things like the Jesse Sorenson situation, numerous talent releases, the Missouri license issue, the bogus Sabin/Bully Ray world title match at Destination X, ect. and they had a chance to win the fans back with the August 1st reveal and in typical fashion, they TNA'd it to hell. In other words, they blew it. I'm not sure what this company can do, because nothing they do ever matters and no one cares. Then again, they're still a fairly young company having only been around for a little over 10 years, so they still have some time to figure something out and improve and make people care. But, until then they'll have to weather the storm and stomach all the crap they're getting unfortunately.