I think it's Vince McMahon's plan to screw TNA out of business.
simple... let some big wwe stars go to TNA. So TNA gets more than it can Handle.
since these stars r big..TNA has to give them enough tv time and push and titles and ofcourse money too.
The more it starts getting crowded with wwe stars..the more it gets confusing about what to do with them.
And more the EGO clashes, money demands etc.
Look at the situation now... they r already having trouble creating viable story lines and longer matches for Ex-wwe stars
other than Angle..and even with ANgle..the fueds and matches have started becoming silly.
Then they laos have to satisfy Giants within their company like Kevin Nash...who should be watching wrestling on TV sitting at home by now. Then there are the Steiners and 3D.
Then they have to do something abt Sting and Abyss...coz they r really good and people love to see them in the ring.
So its just a matter of time when the core TNA talent..starts rebelling... How much more..people like Styles and Samoa Joe and Raven and Daniels and Senshi etc..are going to endure everything silently?
WWE already has 3 different shows.... when TNA starts fizzling out they can easily take back all their stars+some more of TNA talent and split them among the 3 shows.
So i think Vince McMahon has deliberately planted all these WWE stars in TNA to weaken it from inside..and if more big people like Van Dam or Booker come in..TNA is going to have a very hard time controlling itself.
Well just a Conspiracy Theory.
dispute it!
I can't.
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Well you can blame Vince but it's more like the people in charge are acquiring more talent than they need and more talent than they can possibly showcase.
The individuals in charge of TNA can't adequately stroke all of those egos at once. That would explain why some of the wrestlers aren't happy right now.
Most businesses set goals and determine manpower before they acquire manpower. They set goals based on their personal goals for the business. TNA has tried the failed WCW method which is acquire as much of the talent as it can and try to base storylines on all of their talent while trying to fit the storylines into the small amount of tv time they get each week. We could argue this all day but it boils down to poor management. Business has to grow naturally and you usually run into problems when you rush it.
Lonnie Walker
Abilene, Texas
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