I don't think referring to TNA is any different than most people in the 90's talking about Titan Towers for WWF. Impact Wrestling is a much better name it's a fresh start for them on a new network, the audience wont be as big, many will most likely DVR the show anyway. TNA should be the name for the office. The umbrella.
And remember with fonts and logos they will change the colour of them and have different backgrounds so it may look better when you see the TV show graphics and how they use them on posters, they wont always be those colours.
True wrestling fans will always support wrestling. It's always been the cool thing over the years for the IWC to hate on anything non WWE and real wrestling fans always give different companies a chance. All alternatives should be welcomed. WWE for all the good years they gave us well over a decade now. The last real good year they had was 2003, really are very very bad just now and there's no sign of it getting better. TNA will hit their reset button once again and if they can make it work then good for them and good for people like me and good for the wrestlers and office workers because it keeps them in a job, any company that allows professional wrestlers to go and make a living should be applauded regardless of what you think of their creative output. That's why lots of people are getting behind Lucha Underground and want that company to grow, they are fresh and far more entertaining than WWE is and hopefully TNA can put on a show that is completely different from Lucha Underground and WWE and regardless of what the ratings are, hopefully they can all make money and make a profit and keep running shows and keep their TV contracts and the people signing those contracts are happy with the results.
We're long past this competition phase of wrestling. Wrestling will never be popular again. There will never be another boom period. It is a TV show that has been around for so long and there is nothing new to see. What we seen in the 90's was the last roll of the dice after the magicians exposed the secret which is that it's not real and that it is fake. And what you had was the stars of yesteryear, still young enough to compete at a high level and I'm talking about the Hogan's and Randy Savages here......who had a big name in the 80's when people still didn't know for sure if it was fake and you had guys slightly younger that were just coming into their own, guys like Shawn Michaels and Steve Austin and everyone, at the same time, came together and they played their roles perfectly. Some hit their prime at the same time, the established stars had new life breathed into them and we seen those unseen matches like Hogan vs Flair on TV again, we seen a more vicious side to these older wrestlers who were very cartoonish and friendly in the 80's. It was like one last big celebration of wrestling and the adult themes of the Attitude Era were just a side product of that. Ever since then wrestling has went dowhill consistently.
It's never been the same since then and if people are honest with themselves they would admit it too.
... (Which would be abit stupid considering he's got nowhere else ta go) 
... People slag him off for being quiet (& needing mvp as a mouthpiece) but what about brock he ain't exactly the rock is he? 
