TNA pushing the line?

YamiGoku999

Who here thinks TNA is pushing the line a bit? First let us go over THE FACTS.

THE FACTS

BG James and Kip James claim to be at "War" with Vincent Kennedy McMahon (VKM). They show up at WWE House Shows and even mention D-Generation X in their promos. They accept a challenge for December to Dismember knowing they won't get a response. All they did was now change their name to the Voodoo Kin Mafia and talk about how they are at war and want to get in WWE arenas and fight against them.

So this is left to you. Do you think TNA is pushing the line by allowing this to go on? Or do you think it is in their right to do this as they are not showing any illegal WWE footage. Or do you just not care? I think they are pushing the line though.

Necro

VIP Room Moderator

I think they are looking desperate

The Phantom

I have to agree.

I haven't seen any of the VKM footage so I'm not in a well enough place to pass judgment, but these guys have got to stop living in the past. If WWE officials want to they could throw them out of the arena or stop them from getting in anyway. But that's what VKM want... WWE to acknowledge them. If they do nothing this storm in a tea cup will die down quickly and be forgotten about in a few weeks.

TNA have to distance themselves from WWE.. the only way to compete is to be different. Don't go comparing yourself to the opposition. Go out there and let the wrestling to the talking.

WackoJako

The VKM skits have been gold. I don't see it as looking depserate, they're attempting to get some buzz and I'v read some reports that JR has publically taken shots at them, so it is creating some buzz. Whether you hate it or love it as long people talk about it, it helps the industry and TNA.

Mr. WikipediaSpamBot

It makes Brian James and Monty Sopp look bitter that WWE fired them. TNA is looking like a minor league when they do stunts like this. I am glad WWE isn't responing since that is what TNA wants.

The skits are alright, but all it does it make those 2 look bitter and petty.

Tyler Durden

It was annoying, but somehow compulsive, the first time around when DX was taking on WWE at their headquarters. This just feels like a lame Russo style rip off of something from around '98 (how unlike him). Plus back then, the two companies (WWF & WCW) were genuinely in a ratings war which added some edge to the storyline. This just comes off like an indie group talking smack at the big playa!!

K Jay

You know you have this syndrome.

I had a sig, once.

God

Super Moderator

they arent breaking any laws or anything. if wwe dont like it they could send a message to tna officals and inform them they will do something if it doesnt stop. i personally have enjoyed the skits, people are saying it lame but these are the same people who think dx are entertaining. dx were ok the first time around, now its just pathetic. especially since bg (then roaddogg) and waltman won the rights to the name dx in a wwe match, so triple h and hbk have no right to the name by wwe storylines.




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i know that was a bit all over the place but i didnt feel like tidying it up.

Jayman

Super Moderator

Wait, by that last line in your rant, you are implying that WWE should actually follow their own storylines instead of just "abandoning" them??

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Tyler Durden

Well, no I don't find this incarnation of DX at all entertaining either. I'm glad none of us are breaking any laws!!

And KJay......go and run me a bath boy, your master needs to relax. And make sure you put some matey bubbles and my duck in there