is wwe taking a cue from tna

Jackie Pies

or am i just nuts. lately it seems like wwe has realized their tag and cruiserweight divisions sucked so now they're perhaps taking a cue from tna or even from the past.
examples:
1. two new tag teams and i forget about heartthrobs but mnm has at least 2 team moves
2. london wins cruiserweight
3. london gets injured a lot in really good matches w/ kidman and and chavo that are beyond what the cruiser matches have been lately by far.
4. in the match w/ chavo v. london, chavo used a move that i don't remember seeing him use before that looks like something christopher daniels does, a very tna like finishing move.(though maybe i just don't remember him doing it before, my mind is in a thick cloud)

maybe i'm nuts, does anyone else think wwe is learning?
or, what would you like wwe to learn from tna?

AudioSavior

London use to be in TNA so maybe he just was allowed to start using some of his old moves again to make it more exciting. With the New guys coming soon, I am guessing they will be doing a lot of tna like moves.

Jackie Pies

i'm glad they let london wrestle in this tna like style. i read that interview w/ spanky a few weeks ago where he complained that wwe wouldn't let him wrestle the same style like he wanted. i may love spike dudley but the cruiserweight division sucked lately. there are really 3 reasons i watch smackdown, london, carlito, and angle.

Zar

London is gold, Dude makes me prefer Velocity over Smackdown (Cause that's where cruiserweights seem to get slotted, and rightly so, damn those entertaining cruiserweights, making Smackdown good, soon Velocity will have three segments, Carlito's interview, Angles's challenge and a cruiserweight match, that'll take care of Smackdown for good). I've asked before but still haven't gotten an answer,can someone please explain his gimmick to me? I heard Cole call him a futuristic caveman or some shit like that with his big fur coat? Was this just Cole being a retard, does he ever get to cut a promo?

Tyler Durden

^^ One of the writers must have watched an old Warrior match and a little light would have gone off in his head.