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Jesus, I almost feel sorry for TNA.
They must think they're so hilarious having a joke at WWE's expense with this... they are so completely obsessed with competing with WWE it makes me want to smash Dixie Carter's face in.
How about TNA grow some balls and think up some of their own fucking ideas? This is perfect proof of how much of a second-rate company they are.
They must think they're so hilarious having a joke at WWE's expense with this... they are so completely obsessed with competing with WWE it makes me want to smash Dixie Carter's face in.
How about TNA grow some balls and think up some of their own fucking ideas? This is perfect proof of how much of a second-rate company they are.
I guess in a way I can understand TNA's concept with this. Except for the fact that the WWE in no way meant for their original video to be Sting at all. The people in WWE live in a different world than the rest of us. A world where TNA doesn't even exist. The writers and producers in WWE eat, sleep, dream and live WWE. It just so happens that Sting and Undertaker both wear trench coats and black boots. So of course in the original video would lead a wrestling fan to speculate maybe it is Sting! Oh wait maybe since it is WM time it is Taker coming back! From Vince's perspective it was Undertaker the whole time. Why would he even want to make a video that would make people think of a wrestler of a different company?
So bottom line is: I understand where TNA is coming from EXCEPT they are not doing the right thing logically.
So bottom line is: I understand where TNA is coming from EXCEPT they are not doing the right thing logically.
While not totally speechlees, this might be the most bush league thing TNA has ever done. And I mean ever. That's saying a lot from a company that has built it's reputation on being bush league.
It's definitely between this, The Johnsons, or using a fake Blue Meanie at Hardcore Justice.
Hilariously awful. Such a shame too that it was used on Sting. I'm going to have to pretend like the last 1-2 years of Sting's career never happened, because back in the day he was one of my favorite wrestlers.
