factum1

Is TNA running stale. If they were lose Christian Cage
to free agency do you believe they got the best of him?

I think they're doing good with the TNA knockouts, but other than that how good is TNA. Have they done any real progress besides acquiring former wwe stars?

I feel Samoa Joe has been a let down as a world champion. I believe he was doing better before he had the title. Especially when he started his 1st feud with kurt angle.

TNA has to turn it up, they have to get the fans talking one way or another.

In Your opinion whats wrong with TNA. What do they need, to make an impact. Don't we the fans know better? One thing for sure fans should know what they don't like.And thats exactly what TNA should fix.

So if you care about TNA and know the W.W.E needs some competition for the good of the sport. Tell us what things you dislike about TNA, and if you feel up to it; what do you like about it?

Let your self be heard for the better of all wrestling.
It's probally time for the fans, to be the one's to make the T.N.A. Impact!

God

Im going to start with the obvious one. Use what got you there, in TNA's case, the X-Division. As it stands the Heel's are Shiek Abdul Bashir, Petey Williams, Johnny Devine & Sonjay Dutt. The Faces are Jay Lethal, Consequences Creed, Shark Boy & Curry Man. As good as each of those guys are they arent enough. When the X-Division was at its peak their were countless challengers for the champion to defend against, right now their is a max of four depending on disposition.

As much as i like the Rock 'n' Rave Infection but Jimmy Rave is such a talented wrestler. Put him as a sinles wrestler with Lance Rock as his backup. The Machine Guns are not going to win the Tag Titles anytime soon. Split them & put Sabin as face & Shelley as heel. Chris Sabin is one of the forgotten stars of the X-Division as people usualy think of Joe, Styles & Daniels. Sabin played a bigger part than any of them in making the X-Division something worthwhile.

From outside TNA, Kid Kash. The guy is a heat magnet & will instantly make his opponent the clear cut fan favourite. Imagine what that would do for Creed who seems to be struggeling to get over as a face. From the World X Cup, Doi & Yoshino. They would add a different style & a much faster face. When they are not in the X-Division, you have a credible tag team. My last addition would be Amazing Red, ignore his bad rep for being a spot monkey & he is a very popular wrestler who fans can easily get behind.

With just those few additions the X-Division has been boosted from 4 heels & 4 faces to 7 heels & 6 faces. Doi & Yoshino could go either way.

Not a whole lot wrong with the Tag Division. Beer Money, LAX, Team 3D & Rock 'n' Rave with the situation i proposed above. Eric Young & Shark Boy/Curry Man can make five credible tag teams excluding Speed Muscle. If needs be teams can be made up when needed. Morgan & Abyss, Cage & Rhino, Petey & Steiner etc.

If Angelina Love wins the Knockouts Championship at No Surrender then the Knockout Division is set for the next few months. If Taylor retains however, im not too sure who will be her next challenger. She has already beat Kong & Velvet Sky three times & if she beats Love that will be the top heels done. Unless Roxxi turns on her of course.

The main event is jam packed & every month Joe could have a fresh challenger. Sting, AJ Styles, Jeff Jarrett, Booker T, Christian Cage, Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash & even Abyss & Rhino.

People often complain about TNA having too many people on the roster. I'm running out of people without putting much thought into where everyone goes! All that i have left is BG James really. Kip James can continue with the Beautiful People & Lance Rock is the only other one not fully determined.

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I get very negative with TNA. So right off the bat I'm going to list some things I like about it.

1. Directors cut: I like these video bio's a lot. It's something UFC does with their shows and I really feel like I'm getting to know these wrestlers, without having to see them in a feud or even in a match.

2. Violence: WWE likes to limit their wrestlers in the amount of moves or spots they do. Personally, I'm more a fan of the WWE style, but it's nice to get out of that controlled environment every once in a while.

Now that we've gotten that out of the way, TNA's biggest problem is that they don't present themselves as first-rate. I'm not talking about production(although the entire set-up they have is embarassing) but just the way nobody in the company is looked at as being a star outside of Sting. Joe was called a "wannabe indy worker" at Hard Justice. This was after having been champion for five months already. And at the end of the night, he didn't even win his match on his own. He had to have Jeff Jarrett come to his aid. AJ Styles, man, he's been made into such a nobody. Wearing animal suits, hiding in his grandmothers basement... come on now. Kurt Angle who came into the company looking like a star, has been booked to be even bigger a joke than he was in WWE.

Everyone in TNA is either unproven, a joke, or a nobody. That's why nobody's buying PPV's and they've had the same audience for years now. The booking is so demeaning to the product and it's roster that the only ones who tolerate it are the hardcores.

factum1

I agree With Gee O Dee about the X division. It brought TNA to the map.

I agree with many of the changes, but believe the changes only should be done little by little. when the creative makes mistakes
they shouldn't just go back to where they were at before. you never want to feel like your returning to the past.

I believe they could have done much more with Senshi and can use Christopher Daniels to boost back the X dividion with his leader ship and excellent mic skills. He can be the voice of the x-division.

I really miss The X division 3 on 3 tag matches. If there ever was a match that gave truth to the Name total non stop action, that one would be it. You have these fast pace wrestlers doing move after move while they're was always one taking a break so he can continue the fast pace match without it losing a beat.

Even though i would like to change Christopher Daniels back to the fallen angel or just chris, i wouldn't rush the situation Big Red doing high spots like Rob Van Dam wouldn't hurt the dividion.
Kash can come in back to TNA with his old ECW music and gimmick, but it probally worked for him better when he was younger.

Going back to Christopher Daniels,i saw some video picture here, where Samoa Joe sees him dance as Curry Man. They can just follow that as a storyline for him. No sense in hidng it if everyone starts to know who he really is.

He's to much of a powerful figure here in T.N.A. to be kept under the CurryMan Gimmick. No matter how spicy it is.

hyperbomb180

in my pov tna needs to stop having interferences in matches. it really makes the matches kinda predictable and theres hardly ever a clean victory in TNA. TNA should also let go of some of there talent that arent doing anything other then exactly what samoa joe said before "pad their pensions", guys like sting and kevin nash are big names but if you have a huge roster of guys who are young and can do more now in their career, why have guys like nash and sting just hanging around?

sting can easily be replaced by christopher daniels, whos much younger, and at this point in time much more healthy. i love guys like sting and kevin nash but seriously their time is up and they are on the roster for pretty much no reason. kevin nash as a face character for tv is better, i would use nash sting and other guys from the past to just be mentors or be a part of storyline but not in ring performers. TNA has way too much talent on the roster to put them on the back burner for older stars.

God

Kindof like what Nash has been doing for the past few months? With only the occasional match.

The point of Sting & co is they are big names. I used this comparision before & im going to use it again now. TNA & ROH both started in the same year, ROH went with unknown talent to get them noticed, TNA with name value aswell as the unknown talent. ROH rarely went for the big names & the difference now is clear. TNA have a weekly prime time show, monthly PPV's (Even outside the US now), global tours (Selling out in markets that even WWE have struggeled in the past few years), video games, action figures & a whole lot more, ROH have PPV's & DVD's as their main source of income. See the differance name value can make?

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