Post by johnnyhanson21 on Jul 3, 2021 16:41:47 GMT -5
TNA basically fell apart when Hogan/Bischoff joined in 2010 and turned the company total around into something else.Going back to the 4 side ring,turning AJ Styles into a mini Ric Flair,bring in to many older talents and depushing or put the TNA homegrown talent to the side,making the move to Monday Nights when they weren't ready...ect
Really thought with the MEM angle and in the fall of '09 TNA was really at its peak.
As far as what I would have done I don't blame Dixie for bring in Hogan as he was a major name and the thought was he would bring them to the next level but just didn't work out.The main things I would have changed is doing whatever was possible to keep the major homegrown TNA talent from leaving to WWE in Styles,Storm,Roode,Joe..ect and also even with his issues at times Double J around.To mean the heart and soul of the company was Jeff Jarrett & AJ Styles once both where gone TNA was pretty much over.
But sides keep Double J and the major homegrown talent would have dialed back on all the bigger names that they had on their roster and guys 40 plus.I believe Paul Heyman had a similar idea if he was going to take over TNA before or after Hogan where he was going to keep only one or two guys that where over 40 and focus on the TNA homegrown guys and find even young guys out on the indies.
Really thought with the MEM angle and in the fall of '09 TNA was really at its peak.
As far as what I would have done I don't blame Dixie for bring in Hogan as he was a major name and the thought was he would bring them to the next level but just didn't work out.The main things I would have changed is doing whatever was possible to keep the major homegrown TNA talent from leaving to WWE in Styles,Storm,Roode,Joe..ect and also even with his issues at times Double J around.To mean the heart and soul of the company was Jeff Jarrett & AJ Styles once both where gone TNA was pretty much over.
But sides keep Double J and the major homegrown talent would have dialed back on all the bigger names that they had on their roster and guys 40 plus.I believe Paul Heyman had a similar idea if he was going to take over TNA before or after Hogan where he was going to keep only one or two guys that where over 40 and focus on the TNA homegrown guys and find even young guys out on the indies.
