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Post by Lewscher on Aug 17, 2010 5:53:33 GMT -5
when V.mcmahon passes on, how would that effect the WWE product? i know he would most likely have long term plans and that, as he should with such a large company, but who would do what after that? folow vinces way of mind or change it, be it shane steph or someone close to vince management wise?
and with all that, would you say TNA will thrive or fold? capitalising on oppertunities that might arrive or completely go naff up =/
if the wwe product changed so much some/most fans turned to say tna, they'd have to accomodate for the larger audience, meaning:
-PPV's in other arenas,
-impact moving around other areas,
-moving out of their teretory inflorida and touring all over the US and more in the UK,
and with their current way of buisness it wouldnt happen =/ the impact zones hardly portable, its made for that arena (stage 21? orlando studios) so well, thoughts?
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Post by Joey Cush on Aug 17, 2010 6:39:20 GMT -5
Personally, I see TNA dieing before Vinny Mac does  |
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Post by Lord Ragnarok on Aug 17, 2010 9:54:52 GMT -5
Personally, I see TNA dieing before Vinny Mac does Me too |
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Post by King Bálor (CM)™ on Aug 17, 2010 11:21:30 GMT -5
When the WWE product is going to stale.....most fans are not tuning to TNA or any other wrestling company.....they are just tuning it off. They arent "wrestling fans"....they are just casual fans looking to be entertained.
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Post by flairboy on Aug 17, 2010 15:37:56 GMT -5
I think wrestling will continue to evolve....Frank Gotch and Lou Thesz to Bruno Sammartino & Harley Race to Ric Flair & Hulk Hogan to Stone Cold & the Rock to Undertaker & John Cena.....each represented a new and surprisingly different stage. I think the real X factor here is not TNA...but rather the UFC and how it will develop and merge with pro wrestling. Yes...merge with pro wrestling. Sooner or later MMA will become more glitzy. Just think NBA and NFL. While some MMA fights are very exciting...some are downright dull. At some point the sport will need the showmanship to evolve to the next stage and capture an even wider audience. That is where the WWE may jump ahead of the curve and thrive. McMahon already tried it with Bodybuilding....He or someone will eventually try it with MMA.
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Post by SodaGuy on Aug 17, 2010 15:53:51 GMT -5
I think wrestling will continue to evolve....Frank Gotch and Lou Thesz to Bruno Sammartino & Harley Race to Ric Flair & Hulk Hogan to Stone Cold & the Rock to Undertaker & John Cena.....each represented a new and surprisingly different stage. I think the real X factor here is not TNA...but rather the UFC and how it will develop and merge with pro wrestling. Yes...merge with pro wrestling. Sooner or later MMA will become more glitzy. Just think NBA and NFL. While some MMA fights are very exciting...some are downright dull. At some point the sport will need the showmanship to evolve to the next stage and capture an even wider audience. That is where the WWE may jump ahead of the curve and thrive. McMahon already tried it with Bodybuilding....He or someone will eventually try it with MMA. Vince did try it with Bodybuilding... look how that turned out. Vince did try it with Football... look how that turned out. I think both companies need to stick to doing wrestling (well, entertainment for WWE because they're not a wrestling company) instead of trying to start something new to "evolve it". |
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Post by ttr23 on Aug 17, 2010 17:09:47 GMT -5
I think wrestling will continue to evolve....Frank Gotch and Lou Thesz to Bruno Sammartino & Harley Race to Ric Flair & Hulk Hogan to Stone Cold & the Rock to Undertaker & John Cena.....each represented a new and surprisingly different stage. I think the real X factor here is not TNA...but rather the UFC and how it will develop and merge with pro wrestling. Yes...merge with pro wrestling. Sooner or later MMA will become more glitzy. Just think NBA and NFL. While some MMA fights are very exciting...some are downright dull. At some point the sport will need the showmanship to evolve to the next stage and capture an even wider audience. That is where the WWE may jump ahead of the curve and thrive. McMahon already tried it with Bodybuilding....He or someone will eventually try it with MMA. Vince did try it with Bodybuilding... look how that turned out. Vince did try it with Football... look how that turned out. I think both companies need to stick to doing wrestling (well, entertainment for WWE because they're not a wrestling company) instead of trying to start something new to "evolve it". so Evan Bourne chris jericho bryan danielson cm punk kaval Chavo Guerrero Dolph Ziggler undertaker and jack swagger aren't wrestlers. whi am i even talking to you for you thought hardcore justice was a great show |
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Post by SodaGuy on Aug 17, 2010 17:49:57 GMT -5
Vince did try it with Bodybuilding... look how that turned out. Vince did try it with Football... look how that turned out. I think both companies need to stick to doing wrestling (well, entertainment for WWE because they're not a wrestling company) instead of trying to start something new to "evolve it". so Evan Bourne chris jericho bryan danielson cm punk kaval Chavo Guerrero Dolph Ziggler undertaker and jack swagger aren't wrestlers. whi am i even talking to you for you thought hardcore justice was a great show I didn't say either one of those things, jackass. The WWE themselves do not classify themselves as a pro-wrestling company, there have been people within the company (and I think even VInce has said this in an interview) that TNA isn't their competition because they're in "two different business" with TNA being in the "wrasslin" business and WWE in the entertainment business. I also didn't think Hardcore Justice was a "great" show, I said it was fun and entertaining. Nice try though, tool. |
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Post by slappy on Aug 17, 2010 19:56:15 GMT -5
Stephanie and HHH get the company after Vince goes.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 18, 2010 0:35:34 GMT -5
Stephanie buys TNA, Shane comes back, and we have ourselves InVasion 2: Electric Boogaloo! BUT WAIT! A SWERVE! It turns out Stephanie signed the wrong contract meaning TNA had full control over WWE, and it's revealed all along that DON WEST was the man who raised the wire that screwed Austin!  |
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Post by K5 on Aug 18, 2010 11:21:37 GMT -5
Personally, I see TNA dieing before Vinny Mac does absolutely. |
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Post by laythvandam on Aug 18, 2010 12:08:02 GMT -5
Stephanie buys TNA, Shane comes back, and we have ourselves InVasion 2: Electric Boogaloo! BUT WAIT! A SWERVE! It turns out Stephanie signed the wrong contract meaning TNA had full control over WWE, and it's revealed all along that DON WEST was the man who raised the wire that screwed Austin!  ing win!!!  ;D
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Post by jfinnomore on Aug 18, 2010 19:20:02 GMT -5
When the WWE product is going to stale.....most fans are not tuning to TNA or any other wrestling company.....they are just tuning it off. They arent "wrestling fans"....they are just casual fans looking to be entertained. no they are WWE fans. just cause you're a fan of WWE doesn't mean you have to be a fan of every wrestling promotion. WWE is in a league of its own and to switch from their stale product to the B level show TNA puts on doesn't make much sense. |
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Post by Lewscher on Aug 19, 2010 5:21:13 GMT -5
WWE makes itself to be the wrestling buisness with their shows a different company :s when really theyre just another company capitolising on the mainstream sheep of the USA (and other countries) witrh merch and tours etc, when all the indys, orients, mexicos, tna and that theyre not that big apart of the WHOLE! world wide wrestling scene |
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