Dips Haz-e Thoery #2

[Beer Money Army]

This time it's tna

Just since TNA came to aussie tv, I was very excited and in-joy to have. But now since it being on for about 2-3 months I now know why tna ratings are in ecw level, despite having great young fresh talent, More wrestlers than ecw..

You see WWE could make anyone ECW and it wouldnt change there ratings, You Could make Val venis or Hardcore Holly or Bam neely I don't think it would matter. That why i think Mark henry was chosen and not just because he was on ECW, because i remember rumours months ago he was switching off smackdown, So henry would be a tester...

But Just Say if TNA out rates ECW in the next couple(i seriously doubt it at the moment because alot of there shows are crap, i blmae some talent, Not mention it yet, but i also blame the writing team and The talent creative control clause(if they have them) ). Because WWE has raw/Sd and I would have to beat dead if Impact outrates them in the next 12-24 months...

Post your thoughts???

Do you think TNA will ever outrate all 3 WWE Shows in a consectived rate?

 

[1chiban]

To answer your last question - I seriously doubt it. Especially with the crap writing they seem to have atm.

 

[chessarmy]

Ofcourse its going to happen eventually, but its going to take a long time. TNA is still very small compared to WWE and right now TNA's focus should be on how to improve their product instead of how to beat WWE in the ratings

 

[Moonlight Drive]

I don't see how it will of course happen Chess. WWE is a juggernaut, TNA may never be that big

BNut to answer the question, no. For months people have said 'TNA is iproving' but they are extremely inconsistent. WWE at least puts on at least 1-2 good shows a week, alebit sometimes we get the crappy ones.

TNA has good show, bad show, bad show, alright show, bad show, good show. I fhtye ver want to compete the at least need to have an average level show every week

 

[Headfirst For Hardcore]

I think more fans would tune into it if they would promote shows outside of the Impact Zone, to get more of a name. but TNA really hasn't been going anywhere since the prime time debut. The ratings are consistently at 1.2 or lower, even with huge stars like Angle and Booker.