Originally Posted by FMKK:
“Yeah. The tactic has always been to reach for the supposed next magic bullet on the horizon that would suddenly send them neck and neck with WWE. First it was TV, then Angle, then live, then Hogan, then Monday nights, then tapings on the road etc. The obsession has always been with hot-shots rather than intelligently building their identity.”
I think they have done in the past what WCW (well Bisch) did way too much, they focused on WWE far too much. Too many of its stars have been WWE stars (mainly in the upper to midcard so it gives the impression of "watch TNA, the home of the guys WWE didn't want to an extent) and in 2015, their world champion is literally an ex-WWE guy WWE had no interest in bringing back.
Too many opportunities squandered. And I know Seibu will get upset at this, a complete lack of responsibility over their own disappointing history, seemingly both from fans and management. Dixie deluding herself that WWE consider TNA competition. TNA, or its president, seems completely delusional in so many aspects IMO.
Man up, take some responsibility, you might even get somewhere if you're not constantly looking for the next person to blame your shortcomings on.