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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 8, 2010 10:17:54 GMT -5
Ah. I do believe I had a Indy World 2002 set up, but scrapped it when you started a 2010 or 2009 one. It was better off though, you guys have three people doing three different companies while i would have been doing like 5... HA! Four people doing six different companies. Wow. I'm an idiot. I only noticed ROH, PWG and Chikara! My bad guys!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 8, 2010 10:08:38 GMT -5
I'll give you Matt's 1950 diary. That sure was/is original. Indy Nation is a good idea. From what i have read from it, it's a solid diary. Perhaps it is a original diary. I don't know. I do believe it was attempted before on here. Yeah, by the same group to be fair, we only replaced Matt Original with Red Dragon. Ah. I do believe I had a Indy World 2002 set up, but scrapped it when you started a 2010 or 2009 one. It was better off though, you guys have three people doing three different companies while i would have been doing like 5... HA!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 8, 2010 9:55:13 GMT -5
I was kind of hoping that Indy Nation would be considered original. There's also Jordan's Lucha Libre USA diary and KvE's puro diary. Not to mention Matt's 1950's diary he had going on as well as a few others. Indy Nation was started around the time everyone was begging for non WWE 2010 stuff also. Even the first few replies to Indy Nation mention that. Yet original diaries still get no replies. I'll give you Matt's 1950 diary. That sure was/is original. Indy Nation is a good idea. From what i have read from it, it's a solid diary. Perhaps it is a original diary. I don't know. I do believe it was attempted before on here.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 8, 2010 9:33:50 GMT -5
I hate how people preach for originality but never reply to the original dairies. Just sayin' Has their been a original diary? I wouldn't consider a sign up diary an original idea nowadays. Maybe it was before my time.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 8, 2010 7:59:50 GMT -5
Honestly, this board saddens me. Is it so hard for people to have some originality and think of their own ideas? Everywhere I look I see people ripping off other people's storylines, doing the same things that have been written 154648 times before, ripping off graphics, layouts, everything. Are you people that lazy? Tell me about it.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 5, 2010 7:25:41 GMT -5
You haven't tasted my cold-heartening replies, kid. Ever time I read your reply it depresses me, DTP. DTP offers better replies in my honest opinion. DTP helps the writer point out what he may have done improperly and shares his honest opinion. He isn't afraid to tell us that something sucks. CENA offers replies that pretty much say your show is good and all aspects of it for the most part were great. I highly doubt every show he has ever read has been amazing. DTP wins.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 3, 2010 18:53:06 GMT -5
Most likely will start to book/write TNA weekly PPV #3.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 2, 2010 18:16:27 GMT -5
Exactly, Bob. I feel that too many of the new guys rely too much on the response and replies, which is what causes a lot to not be able to hold a diary for more than a couple of weeks. I used to be like that, but now I just enjoy to write, so it's what I do. The response is just ssomething nice to read at the end of each show, and in some cases, help towards improving the diary. *hopes for extra browny points* I fully agree. I appreciate replies that help me better book/write my shows. My previous diaries failed because i felt like i needed to just get a diary going or whatever. I haven't had a successful diary since my WCW 2000 which i loved writing. Seems like people need replies instead of just noticing a page view jump. That works for me, replies are just a bonus.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 2, 2010 18:01:49 GMT -5
I try to make it as realistic as possible, because I hate unrealistic stuff, hence why I don't read Ryan's diary. But I try to make up my own stuff. Looking back at my previous 2010, my diary started off exactly the same as this one, pretty much mimicking the WWE at the time, but then grew into a unique diary as I developed more storylines. That's exactly what I have planned after Hell in a Cell, so it should have that 'unique-ness' if you will once I get to that event. I have some big plans, so hopefully, this works out. I am by no means going to stop, because this diary really has me pumped to write, so interest or not, I will continue writing. Of course, people reading and replying provides extra motivation, but the diary will continue regardless of the response. I think when you have interest in your own diary, that i what matters. People may not be replying to my TNA 2002 one, but i know people are at least reading it due to the page views. Either way, i am enjoying writing the shows as i have developed six feuds within two weeks of shows. It's not like what TNA was in 2002, but its something i enjoy. I try to have a mix of good young talent instead of old talent that have limited ideas for angles.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 1, 2010 20:34:51 GMT -5
National Wrestling Alliance and Total Non-Stop Action presents Weekly PPV #2 Date: 6/26/2002 From: Huntsville, Alabama
NWA-TNA opening video
Mike Tenay and Don West welcome everyone to the show. Tenay briefly goes over what happened last week. West talks about this weeks show and how tonight Jeff Jarrett will be defending the NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship against… Scott Hall! When the fans hear that they go nuts! Tenay wonders if we will see Scott Steiner after Jarrett used his guitar to screw Steiner out of the championship. Tenay sends it over to Jeremy Borash to start the show.
Opening Contest: Trent Acid defeated Jose Maximo in 6:08: A solid opener to the show saw Maximo diving over the ropes and leaping off the apron taking Acid out with a crossbody and a hurricanrana. Acid was able to stop Maximo dead in his tracks with a big yakuza kick and soon won the contest following a one man T-Gimmick. **¼
Outside the building, we see NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Champion Jeff Jarrett arriving to the building. Goldylocks tries to talk to him about his upcoming title match with Scott Hall. Before Jarrett can answer though, Scott Steiner pops out from behind a rental moving truck and attacks Jarrett! Steiner tosses Jarrett into cars and pummels Jarrett on the concrete. Security runs over and pulls Steiner off of Jarrett which allows Jarrett to grab his championship and run into the building.
Backstage, Johnny Kashmere is celebrating with Trent Acid. America’s Most Wanted come into the ring and laugh at the Backseat Boys. Harris tells them that they will be known as NWA-TNA prominent tag team, not the Backseat Boys. Kashmere tells AMW to bring it on anytime because they will be ready. AMW laugh off the challenge and leave the room.
Second Contest: the Second City Saints (Cabana/Steele) defeated Joey Matthews/Christian York in 9:31: Steele wrestled the majority of the contest and it was clear that Steele is one intense person. Cabana remained on the apron and would over emphasize some of Steele’s moves. Matthews and York were able to connect with stereo slingshot crossbodys and York almost pinned Cabana following a top rope moonsault. Cabana was able to plant York with the Colt 45 and Steele came off the top with a flying head butt to pick up the win. **½
Backstage, Scott Hudson is with Christopher Daniels. Daniels tells Hudson that his goal here in NWA-TNA is to win the top prize. Daniels also mentions that a goal of his is to rid NWA-TNA of all the sinners. Daniels believes that fans need someone to look up to someone to send them the right message. According to Daniels he will be that guy. Daniels finishes off by saying that Christopher Daniels will be respected and idolized.
Mike Tenay is standing in the ring and introduces Monty Brown. Brown gets a rather silent baby face reception but that is to be expected. Tenay talks to Brown about being involved in the NFL and nearly winning a Super Bowl. Brown says that despite having never won the Super Bowl he still considers himself a champion. Brown notes that he is new to the wrestling world but he isn’t new to having to fight his way to the top. He has fought his way to the top throughout his life and that will continue in TNA. Tenay goes to ask another question but is cut off by the sound of Steve Corino’s voice. Corino comes out to the entrance way and tells Brown to save the emotional champion speech. Corino says that Brown is speaking like a true loser. Corino bluntly calls Brown a loser and believes that Brown is trying to convince himself that he doesn’t suck at everything in life. Corino doesn’t believe that Brown can hold his own in wresting and proceeds to challenge Brown to a match next week. Corino wants to show Brown what the King of Old School is capable of doing. Brown has no problem accepting the match and declares that Corino will be feeling the POUNCE!
Don West promotes various NWA shows taking place all over the country.
Third Contest: Ken Shamrock defeated David Young in 1:47: Young gets a few left hands and a snap suplex in but that is about it. Shamrock controls Young with a series of belly to belly suplexs and a DDT. Shamrock is soon able to lock in the ankle lock and Young quickly taps out. * After the match, Shamrock celebrates the win until Curt Hennig comes into the ring and whacks Shamrock over the head with a steel chair. Hennig also has brass knuckles and mounts Shamrock with right hands until Shamrock is busted open. Hennig rolls out of the ring and bails through the crowd as Shamrock gets up screaming like a mad man.
Backstage, Goldylocks is standing with Sonny Siaki. Siaki talks about his upcoming match against Sabu. Siaki says he isn’t intimidated by the scarred up Sabu and says that tonight he is going to outwrestle Sabu. Siaki doesn’t believe that Sabu knows how to wrestle without chairs and tables. Siaki finishes the promo off by saying that he will become a superstar tonight.
A video promoting the main event between Jeff Jarrett and Scott Hall is aired.
Fourth Contest: AJ Styles defeated Sonjay Dutt in 10:19: Dutt got off to a quick start with a springboard head scissors takedown and a wheelbarrow bulldog. Styles was able to gain the upper hand with a discus clothesline and a springboard reverse DDT. Styles blocked a tornado DDT with a exploder suplex and soon hit the Styles Clash to win the match. ***
Backstage, Scott Hudson runs to meet up with Curt Hennig who is trying to leave the building. Hudson asks why Hennig attacked Shamrock moments ago. Hennig says he isn’t impressed by Shamrock and wants to see personally what the big deal is about a guy who punches himself in the face. Hennig tells Hudson that someone who is perfect like himself can beat anyone and Shamrock is included with that statement. Shamrock is heard screaming Hennig’s name and Shamrock runs out into the parking lot. Hennig jumps into a car and at first has trouble starting it but manages to and leaves. Mike Tenay finds it odd that Hennig acts like he wants some of Shamrock but bails from the arena. A bloody Shamrock is left pissed off outside the building.
Fifth Contest: Sabu defeated Sonny Siaki in 8:26: Siaki used his slight speed advantage to control Sabu for a few moments of the match. Siaki showcased a good move arsenal that included a military press slam, a spring board leg drop and a middle rope Samoan Drop! Sabu springs off the middle rope and connects with a spinning leg kick. Sabu was able to hit a top rope hurricanrana and a top rope leg drop to win the match. *** After the match, Sabu celebrates the win. Siaki tried to attack Sabu from behind but failed. Sabu smashed a chair over Siaki’s back to send Siaki to the backstage area.
Backstage, Goldylocks is standing with Ron Killings. Killings talks about how difficult it is for a black man to get recognized in the wrestling business. Killings makes sure to put down the WWE a few times until a newcomer by the name of Chris Harvard (Nowinski) comes into the picture. Harvard tells Killings that the reason “his people” are unable to succeed in this business is because of the lack of their education. Harvard uses Killings as an example. Harvard doesn’t think many promoters would want to market a guy who raps about beating up a woman or using drugs. Harvard believes that Killings lacks any common sense. Killings laughs at Harvard and tells Harvard that he is the one who lacks common sense. Killings proceeds to attack Harvard until security runs over and holds Killings back. Killings screams out to Harvard to watch his back.
A split screen of Jeff Jarrett and Scott Hall making their way to the ring is shown before the main event.
Main Event: Jeff Jarrett defeated Scott Hall to retain the NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship in 12:55: Hall met Jarrett on the entrance way and sent Jarrett into the guard railing several times. Hall had control of the contest until Jarrett sends Hall face first into the ring post and shoulder first into the ring steps. Jarrett followed up with a side Russian leg sweep into the guard railing. Jarrett attempts a double axe handle back in the ring but is met in midair with a right hand from Hall. Hall connects with a fall away slam and a top rope back suplex. Late in the match, Hall ducks a guitar shot and breaks the guitar over the ring post. Hall grabs Jarrett and choke slams the champ. Hall goes for the Outsiders Edge but all of a sudden Colt Cabana runs up on the apron and distracts the referee. This allows CM Punk to roll into the ring and tosses beer into Hall’s face! Jarrett grabs a blinded Hall and hits the Stroke! The referee turns around and Jarrett wins the match! **¾ After the match, Jeff Jarrett celebrates his victory as the Second City Saints leave the area. Jarrett continues to celebrate until Scott Steiner runs down to the ring and attacks Jarrett! Steiner ducks a belt shot and power bombs Jarrett! Steiner locks in the Steiner Recliner and Jarrett has passed out! The show comes to an end with Steiner having the Recliner locked in and Jarrett clearly passed out.
End of show.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 1, 2010 12:58:09 GMT -5
Good to have the MCMG winning the opening bout. Creed has to be released sooner rather than later. Lethal needs to be pushed to the moon following the release. At least I hope that happens. I guess that you guys are going the direction of a Angle/Lashley match for BFG. That works for me as I think they could put on a decent match. I hope Hernandez pins Nash at BFG and Nash is phased out of TNA. YES! If you guys seriously push Daniels they way he should have been all along I will love both you. Hmm. Pope in the X-Division doesn’t see like a good idea to me. I strongly dislike the Suicide character. I was hoping that perhaps Bashir would be a top mid-card heel as I feel he can hold his own in that role. A decent main event that I can’t complain with. A fairly enjoyable show.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 1, 2010 12:49:57 GMT -5
I might start working on show number 2 for NWA-TNA 2002. Got a couple of replies out, which i haven't done in forever and need to do on a more daily basis. Sorry about that guys.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 1, 2010 12:48:04 GMT -5
Good opener to the show which I was rather surprised that Gabriel got the win over Bourne. I like it as I am used to seeing people push Bourne pretty far (not just here). Battle of the high flyers is a good start. I think this is a huge win for Jackson over Edge. I’m not sure why Edge is battling for the ECW Championship as I haven’t kept up with diaries on here, but he didn’t need the win so that is a great call. If Jackson can keep momentum from this I expect a solid star to come out from this. I guess Jeff and Punk are going to feud again. Hopefully it is something different from their 09 feud. Not surprised that Kane lost. Barrett/Sheamus is a good choice to be a tag team. Never really thought of it but they would be a good tag team. Good win for the champs as well. Figured Jericho would turn on Morrison sooner or later as I didn’t think they would or should be a regular tag team. Well, I hope that Christian is being elevated to main event status because that is a huge win for him. DiBiase/HHH feud should be okay, but I don’t see DiBiase as a top caliber wrestler. Cody Rhodes is the World champion? That is very different and I don’t think he is at all ready to be at that level. The fact that he is wrestling Kingston makes it seem like this should be more for the US Championship or something. With that that, credit for something fresh. A decent main event, I hope that Miz and Orton feud a while.
Overall, I enjoyed this show. It seemed like you took a few chances (Rhodes for instance) and I like that. I’ll be sure to read previous shows and keep up with this.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Oct 1, 2010 12:38:42 GMT -5
Not a bad show. I thought the opening promo with Shane could have offered more, but it was okay for what it was. Two fine tournament matches with both outcomes being fine choices. I do hope that Cor Von is pushed like a beast in this though. Main event seemed like a old school ECW main event, which is a good thing.
Solid start.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Sept 30, 2010 15:20:12 GMT -5
Man, I am really shocked to see Double J win the title, but I really like it. A 40 minute gauntlet sounds a little too long though. I might have over done the time, but i figured at roughly two minutes per match of the series, 40 minutes isn't too far fetched.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Sept 30, 2010 11:04:08 GMT -5
National Wrestling Alliance and Total Non-Stop Action presents Weekly PPV #1 Date: 6/19/2002 From: Huntsville, Alabama
A video highlighting the history of the NWA opens the show. Following the video, clips of various TNA talent competing at local NWA shows is shown to give a idea of the talent that TNA has. The clips included AJ Styles, Chris Harris, James Storm and the SAT.
Mike Tenay and Don West welcome everyone to the show and Tenay is clearly very excited to be apart of the new company. Tenay points out that TNA is where the wrestling is the entertainment and that TNA has a great core of young talent with several veterans leading the company into the future. Tenay promises that tonight will be a night that fans will never forget as the first NWA-TNA World Champion will be crowned as previous champion Dan Severn was unable to appear on the show. Don West chimes in and wonders who will come out on top. Tenay mentions that the main event will be a battle royal with twenty wrestlers being involved. West teases that TNA has a few surprises of their sleeves so the fans should get ready for some exciting television!
Jeff Jarrett’s music hits and cuts off Mike Tenay from continuing to talk about the show. Jarrett taunts the fans and quickly grabs a microphone. Jarrett says that tonight TNA will be crowning a World Champion which isn’t necessary. Jarrett believes that the championship should just be awarded to him considering he is the greatest wrestler to live. Jarrett assures the fans that he would be saving all the boys in the back time as he would defeat all of them anyway. Before Jarrett can continue to rant, Scott Hall comes out and gets a pretty good reception. Hall tells Jarrett to shut his mouth and proclaims that tonight Scott Hall will win his first of many World Championships. Hall continues by saying that after his title win everyone in the arena can come to a local bar and have a few drinks with the Bad Guy! Hall gets a good pop but that ends when Steve Corino’s voice is heard as he cuts Hall off. Corino comes out to the ramp way and says that no one wants to see Jeff Jarrett, a Ric Flair wannabe or a alcoholic to win the championship. Corino believes the fans want to see a King as their champion. Corino notes that he has been a NWA World Champion in the past along with being a ECW World Champion. Corino predicts that at the end of the night, Steve Corino will be walking out with the gold. All three men have a stare down to close out the opening segment.
Mike Tenay and Don West promote the opening contest which will see Jerry Lynn taking on AJ Styles and the Amazing Red. They introduce fans to AJ Styles and Amazing Red.
Opening Contest: AJ Styles defeated Jerry Lynn and Amazing Red in 14:35: A fabulous three way dance to kick off the action of the show. All three men connected with their big spots and managed to get the crowd on their feet. Red showcased that he didn’t care about gravity by connecting with a shooting star press from the top to the floor taking out Styles and Lynn. Lynn nearly won the match following a cradle pile driver on Red but Styles broke up the pin with a Spiral Tap. Styles soon connected with the Styles Clash on Lynn to win the match. ***¼
Backstage, Scott Hudson is with Chris Harris and James Storm. Harris talks about himself and Storm being virtually unknown to most of the fans despite being named “America’s Most Wanted” by their fan base in Tennessee. Storm says that they have made it their goal to show the world why they are America’s Most Wanted.
Backstage, Goldylocks is with newcomers Johnny Kashmere and Trent Acid better known as the Backseat Boys. Acid tries to put the moves on Goldylocks saying that he knows Goldylocks is intimidated to be next to such good looking men. Acid forces Goldylocks to touch his abs and he knows Goldylocks just got excited. They get on topic as Kashmere says that he and Acid run the Northeast tag team division and they will do the same in NWA-TNA. Kashmere is convinced that fans are looking at the first TNA World Tag Team Champions.
Second Contest: The Backseat Boys defeated Christian York/Joey Matthews in 7:22: This originally started off as a old school slow paced tag match but that soon changed as York and Matthews connected with a double suicide dive on the Backseat Boys. The turning point of the match saw Kashmere shoving Matthews off the top rope on a attempted moonsault and Matthews crashed to the floor hard. Moments later, the Backseat Boys hit the T-Gimmick on York to win the match. **¼
A video package promoting Monty Brown is aired. A brief background on the football player turned pro wrestler is given to the fans as well.
Third Contest: Monty Brown defeated Lenny Lane in 0:45: A simple squash to show the dominance of Brown. Brown quickly hit a side walk slam and the Pounce to win the contest. DUD
Backstage, Goldylocks is standing with CM Punk, Colt Cabana and Ace Steele. Goldylocks asks for them to introduce themselves but Punk is offended. Punk tells Goldylocks that she and everyone else should know who the Second City Saints are. However, since fans are lazy he will introduce himself. He says all the fans need to know is that himself, Cabana and Steele are better than the fans. The reason being that Punk is drug free and alcohol free. Cabana and Steele are recent converts to the straight edge lifestyle. Cabana showcases his goofy personality by simply saying “Drugs are BAD!” with a goofy smile on his face. Punk introduces Steele who was a heavy drug addict and uses the pain of others to help him cope with the withdrawal. Punk assures Goldylocks that sooner rather than later the Second City Saints will control TNA and everyone will conform to his standards.
Fourth Contest: Low Ki defeated Jimmy Yang in 7:11: The early stages of the match saw Ki just destroy Yang with a series of kicks. Yang managed to avoid a handspring spin kick and connected with a standing hurricanrana and a standing moonsault. Ki was able to super kick Yang and follows up with the Ki Krusher 99 to win the match. **½
Backstage, Scott Hudson tries to get a word with Ken Shamrock regarding the Gauntlet for the Gold. Shamrock simply looks at Hudson and says that tonight he will be the World Champion.
A video promoting Sabu is shown.
Mike Tenay and Don West hype up the main event of the evening which is up next to close out the show.
Main Event: Jeff Jarrett won the Gauntlet for the Gold to win the NWA-TNA World Championship in 40:38 last eliminating Scott Steiner following a guitar shot: Participants (order of entry): Low Ki, Sonny Siaki, James Storm, Gran Apolo, Ron Killings, Ken Shamrock, Jose Maximo, Rick Steiner (surprise),Jerry Lynn, Scott Hall, Elix Skipper, Monty Brown, Sabu, Curt Hennig (surprise), Christopher Daniels, Joey Matthews, Jeff Jarrett, Steve Corino, Chris Harris, Scott Steiner (surprise).
Eliminations (order of elimination): Jose Maximo, James Storm, Sonny Siaki, Elix Skipper, Rick Steiner, Ron Killings, Jerry Lynn, Monty Brown, Joey Matthews, Chris Harris, Steve Corino, Gran Apolo, Scott Hall, Low Ki, Sabu, Christopher Daniels, Curt Hennig, Ken Shamrock and Scott Steiner.
The show comes to an end with Jeff Jarrett holding the NWA-TNA World Championship over a knocked out Scott Steiner as fans toss garbage into the ring.
End of show
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Sept 29, 2010 12:45:46 GMT -5
After writing a English paper i am going to book the first NWA-TNA show. Hopefully will have it posted later tonight or early tomorrow morning. No guarantee though, college life sucks.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Sept 27, 2010 20:16:14 GMT -5
NWA-TNA News and Notes:
- June 19th, 2002 will mark the beginning of Total Non-Stop Action which has been founded by Jeff Jarrett and his father Jerry Jarrett. Their only source of programming at the moment is a two hour live pay per view telecast taking place every Wednesday for the foreseeable future. It is being reported that Vince Russo and Ed Ferrera are the only writers for TNA as Jeff Jarrett will be the guy they report all their material too.
- TNA has signed several wrestlers to open contracts. Scott Hall, Ken Shamrock, AJ Styles, Curt Hennig , Sabu, Steve Corino and Jerry Lynn are just a few wrestlers scheduled to appear for TNA on a regular basis. Several independent wrestlers that have not yet had mainstream wrestling exposure have also been signed.
- TNA has been in contact with several names that have recently been released by WWE. Those names include Justin Credible, Spike Dudley, Charlie Haas, Shelton Benjamin and Matt Morgan. TNA is said to be very interested in the tag team of Haas and Benjamin along with the potential of Matt Morgan. No word if any of the before mentioned men have been signed.
- TNA is looking to strengthen their tag team ranks in the coming weeks. One of the tag teams talked about being brought in is the famous ECW tag team of Danny Doring and Roadkill. Both men have been wrestling as of late on the east coast independents. Speaking of which, Da Hit Squad consistening of Mafia (Danny Maff) and Monsta Mack have been in talks with TNA about appearing in the company.
- Word is there are going to be at least three surprises taking place on the show. Be sure to tune into the show to see what is up TNA’s sleeve.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Sept 27, 2010 18:51:28 GMT -5
In order to make my NWA-TNA 2002 diary fun for me i have a question for you guys.
Would you crap on the diary if i hired guys who were let go during the game play? Example, Haas and Benjamin were released within the first week of the start. If i signed them and used them would you think it was ba? Same thing with guys like Justin Credible and Rhino. I wouldn't bother signing Batista or Cena under different names since that is incredibly un-realistic.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Sept 18, 2010 13:34:03 GMT -5
SHOW SCHEDULE
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