I enjoyed the Angle/Jarrett bout but it was not that great, slightly overrated but still a very good match.
TNA Introduces 10-Year Anniversary Logo
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This isn't a good logo for their 10 year anniversary and is very plain and simple, their graphics team or whatever sucks. Just look at their posters.
And, oh yes.. Who can forget that great match between Sting and Jeff Hardy? TNA marks thinking the product is good, lolfail.
And, oh yes.. Who can forget that great match between Sting and Jeff Hardy? TNA marks thinking the product is good, lolfail.
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I expected a bit more from a 10 anniversary logo, it looks very very basic.
As long as Dixie's parents bankroll the company then TNA will stick around. Panda Energy can write off any losses for tax reasons and so they probably don't feel any need to get rid of it even if it loses them money plus they probably want to help their daughter out as much as they can.
10 years is a long time but they haven't really grown that much compared to 2-3 years ago where they had very similar ratings and higher PPV buyrates. They still aren't mainstream as most wrestling fans only know WWE.
As long as Dixie's parents bankroll the company then TNA will stick around. Panda Energy can write off any losses for tax reasons and so they probably don't feel any need to get rid of it even if it loses them money plus they probably want to help their daughter out as much as they can.
10 years is a long time but they haven't really grown that much compared to 2-3 years ago where they had very similar ratings and higher PPV buyrates. They still aren't mainstream as most wrestling fans only know WWE.