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I'd just like to reiterate how much I've fallen in love with Mickie James tits.
I also watched a match she had on Impact a few months back where she clearly had forgotten her wrestling boots because she worked the match in regular boots with heels. She made a decent go of it but it wasn't quite happening because her mobility was greatly reduced. |
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During promo for TNA in the UK, Hogan was telling everyone TNA was the No. 1 wrestling company in the world, and the IWC were crucifying him for it.
You can't win. If you say you're No. 1, people laugh, and if you say you're No. 2, it's practically admitting defeat. The best thing for TNA to do is to style themselves as the plucky underdogs, ECW style. I remember hearing TNA chants at One Night Stand 2005; you don't get that sort of thing anymore. TNA have tried to copy WWE from top to bottom, a ludicrous and impossible task given the huge advantages of exposure and budget that WWE has. They'd be better regaining that hardcore, ECW style following and rebuilding slowly from there. TNA doesn't have to say it's no.1, but just not talk like it's no.2. To me, TNA have already passed many aspects of ECW. TV Deal and talent roster being two of them. They need to the their own company. Focus on the the things that stand them apart. X-Division and fresh talent etc. |
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interesting
but at end of day nWo will always be the crowning achievement of wcw in my eyes,TNA will be lucky if they ever get anywhere close to that thanks for the link btw,im hooked,gonna watch some more of these round table discussions! |
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lmao you old romantic
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They are great though, how she hasn't fallen out of any of those tops yet I don't know. Dammit!!
Not seen this weeks Impact yet, am a little behind but will probably see it in the next couple of days. I don't know any spoilers for the next tapings for a change so looking forward to seeing what happens. |
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No problem. Highly recommend you check out the other ones. Some of them are really good.
you reccommend any others in particular? |
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To me, TNA have already passed many aspects of ECW. TV Deal and talent roster being two of them. They need to the their own company. Focus on the the things that stand them apart. X-Division and fresh talent etc.
I've not been anywhere near as interested in TNA since then. Something that made them completely unique and they went and followed the norm instead - arguably not picking up any significant new fans to show for it. |
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Like a 6-sided ring? Oh wait....
I've not been anywhere near as interested in TNA since then. Something that made them completely unique and they went and followed the norm instead - arguably not picking up any significant new fans to show for it. |
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Jeff Hardy didn't work the Impact tapings last night as he had "food poisoning".
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Jeff Hardy didn't work the Impact tapings last night as he had "food poisoning".
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but the matches are better in a 4 sided ring.
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Just had a look at spoilers for the next few weeks (don't worry, won't post them here), and all I'll say is that they look like a total clusterf**k. Some absolutely bizarre booking with no progression that just smacks of Bischoff taking the reigns.
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Just had a look at spoilers for the next few weeks (don't worry, won't post them here), and all I'll say is that they look like a total clusterf**k. Some absolutely bizarre booking with no progression that just smacks of Bischoff taking the reigns.
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To me, TNA have already passed many aspects of ECW. TV Deal and talent roster being two of them. They need to the their own company. Focus on the the things that stand them apart. X-Division and fresh talent etc.
ecw 1995 The Sandman Sabu Shane Douglas Raven Tommy Dreamer Terry Funk Taz or Tazmaniac 2 Cold Scorpio Dean Malenko Eddie Guerrero Mikey Whipwreck The Pitbulls Cactus Jack Steve Austin Ron Simmons The Rottens The Public Enemey BWO Rey Mysterio Psicosis La Parka Konnan Bubba Ray Dudley The Gangstas The Eliminators thats is x10 better than tna and x10 better than current wwe |
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yeh i was late for work next day because i watched nWo till 1am
you reccommend any others in particular? None of them are really bad. Personally, I like the Monday Night Wars one, Heatseekers and Important Moments. Bad Asses is good as well. Quote:
Like a 6-sided ring? Oh wait....
I've not been anywhere near as interested in TNA since then. Something that made them completely unique and they went and followed the norm instead - arguably not picking up any significant new fans to show for it. Personally, the content on the show is what matters. Considering some of the rubbish they put on during periods of the 6 sided ring years, they could have wrestled in a cardboard box and it wouldn't have changed anything. |
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ecw 1995
The Sandman Sabu Shane Douglas Raven Tommy Dreamer Terry Funk Taz or Tazmaniac 2 Cold Scorpio Dean Malenko Eddie Guerrero Mikey Whipwreck The Pitbulls Cactus Jack Steve Austin Ron Simmons The Rottens The Public Enemey BWO Rey Mysterio Psicosis La Parka Konnan Bubba Ray Dudley The Gangstas The Eliminators thats is x10 better than tna and x10 better than current wwe There was a reason outside of style that ECW used to have those wrestling with music highlight videos. A lot of the guys weren't very good, so Heyman did music videos to push their strengths and hide their weaknesses. |
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Guys like Dreamer, Sandman and Raven couldn't wrestle for shit, as Paul Heyman himself admits on the Rise and Fall of ECW DVD.
Heyman's genius was that he was able to take someone who was a total nobody and get them over to the extent that the big promotions took an interest. It's still arguable that there is nobody better than Heyman at doing that, which is why, as a creative mind, he is in many ways what TNA needs. Just keep him away from finances and anything to do with the business side of things. |
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TNA have a new Indian language show which has been on for a few months on the colorstv YouTube. It's called Ring Ka King although I don't watch it yet because can't be bothered.
If Challenge TV get the rights to make a decent English translated commentary version for UK television like they do with Takeshsi's Castle and Ninja Warrior only with real Indian's talking in English for the commentary I can see it doing well here because it has loads of character apparently. |
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I'm still secretly hoping we somehow get a TNA:UK offshoot that has a good sized TNA roster, with British talent.
Don't think anyone would be willing to fund it though. |
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What's happened to Mr Anderson? He hasn't been on TV in quite a while now.
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Another fan party is on the way: @JeremyBorashUK Quote:
Planning some exciting things for the next #TNAUKFanParty 3 weeks from today at a secret location in London! Invite only! Details soon
https://twitter.com/#!/JeremyBorashU...59000881790976
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TNA have a new Indian language show which has been on for a few months on the colorstv YouTube. It's called Ring Ka King although I don't watch it yet because can't be bothered.
If Challenge TV get the rights to make a decent English translated commentary version for UK television like they do with Takeshsi's Castle and Ninja Warrior only with real Indian's talking in English for the commentary I can see it doing well here because it has loads of character apparently. |
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