This is one of the only times I will talk about this company.
Run-ins, BS finishes, & Gimmick matches. We see we WAY too much of this in TNA. I mean, 7 out of 9 Matches at No Surrender had run-ins or BS finish. Are you kidding me? That's just ridiculous. Most of the time, these things ruin the match & takes away from the show. Same thing with all the Twist, turns, & swerves. Someone needs to give the TNA creative team a ticket to the 21st Century, because the Crash TV style booking that worked in the late 90's doesn't work today. I mean, look at RAW. Chris Jericho retained the Title without making Punk look weak & it didn't require Randy Orton or Cade to run-in. Rey-Kane, Bourne didn't come down till after the match when Rey really need help, it made perfect sense. He wasn't running in for the sake of running in like you'd see on a TNA show.
The Gimmick matches(besides Scramble matches) WWE has been doing make sense & feel special. TNA having a bunch on every PPV & on iMPACTs, they think it makes them "innovative", newsflash TNA, it doesn't. Having Ultimate X, King of the Mountain, ect once a year felt innovative & Special. Having tons of Gimmick matches all the time takes away the "Special" feeling factor & these matches get old. Same thing with giving away a King of the Mountain match on iMPACT a few days before your Annual one. It takes away from the match being special. Also, matches like Tuxedo match should never be used, it makes your company look like a joke.
TNA's storylines come off as cheesy, stupid, & not making sense alot of times. Like the Lethal-Dutt storyline was completly stupid & everyone except the TNA creative team could see this. Crappy gimmicks like Prince Justice Brotherhood, which is embarrising to watch. The Main Event storyline right now with "TNA Originals" vs "Big stars" or whatever storyline, while in theory, it's a great idea, but the excution is really bad & is making TNA's top star look horrible. Like, Sting is supposed to be the top heel in the angle, but he doesn't want to work heel, so he cuts babyface promos. The storyline could still work & Sting could look heel, if they would let Samoa Joe, AJ, ect point out that Sting is being a hipocrite for standing up for Angle/Booker after all they've done to terroize people like Joe & AJ, but of course TNA doesn't let AJ & Joe really do that besides a few backstage promos that should be in the ring, so they end up not connecting with the crowd. Now, you have your 2 top babyfaces, AJ & Joe, getting booed, while the guy that's supposed to be heel getting cheered. Bravo TNA, you shot youselves right in the foot.
The writing on the wall is clear & it's obvious big changes need to be made in TNA, because they are really doing horrible job booking their shows & quit frankly, they suck for the most part. I hate to say, but mabe it'll take Cage, Kong, Beautiful People, ect not to re-new their contracts to give Jarrett & Dixie a wake-up call. I just know something needs to happen, because TNA could be having far better shows with the talent they got.
Needed to get it off my chest.
Run-ins, BS finishes, & Gimmick matches. We see we WAY too much of this in TNA. I mean, 7 out of 9 Matches at No Surrender had run-ins or BS finish. Are you kidding me? That's just ridiculous. Most of the time, these things ruin the match & takes away from the show. Same thing with all the Twist, turns, & swerves. Someone needs to give the TNA creative team a ticket to the 21st Century, because the Crash TV style booking that worked in the late 90's doesn't work today. I mean, look at RAW. Chris Jericho retained the Title without making Punk look weak & it didn't require Randy Orton or Cade to run-in. Rey-Kane, Bourne didn't come down till after the match when Rey really need help, it made perfect sense. He wasn't running in for the sake of running in like you'd see on a TNA show.
The Gimmick matches(besides Scramble matches) WWE has been doing make sense & feel special. TNA having a bunch on every PPV & on iMPACTs, they think it makes them "innovative", newsflash TNA, it doesn't. Having Ultimate X, King of the Mountain, ect once a year felt innovative & Special. Having tons of Gimmick matches all the time takes away the "Special" feeling factor & these matches get old. Same thing with giving away a King of the Mountain match on iMPACT a few days before your Annual one. It takes away from the match being special. Also, matches like Tuxedo match should never be used, it makes your company look like a joke.
TNA's storylines come off as cheesy, stupid, & not making sense alot of times. Like the Lethal-Dutt storyline was completly stupid & everyone except the TNA creative team could see this. Crappy gimmicks like Prince Justice Brotherhood, which is embarrising to watch. The Main Event storyline right now with "TNA Originals" vs "Big stars" or whatever storyline, while in theory, it's a great idea, but the excution is really bad & is making TNA's top star look horrible. Like, Sting is supposed to be the top heel in the angle, but he doesn't want to work heel, so he cuts babyface promos. The storyline could still work & Sting could look heel, if they would let Samoa Joe, AJ, ect point out that Sting is being a hipocrite for standing up for Angle/Booker after all they've done to terroize people like Joe & AJ, but of course TNA doesn't let AJ & Joe really do that besides a few backstage promos that should be in the ring, so they end up not connecting with the crowd. Now, you have your 2 top babyfaces, AJ & Joe, getting booed, while the guy that's supposed to be heel getting cheered. Bravo TNA, you shot youselves right in the foot.
The writing on the wall is clear & it's obvious big changes need to be made in TNA, because they are really doing horrible job booking their shows & quit frankly, they suck for the most part. I hate to say, but mabe it'll take Cage, Kong, Beautiful People, ect not to re-new their contracts to give Jarrett & Dixie a wake-up call. I just know something needs to happen, because TNA could be having far better shows with the talent they got.
Needed to get it off my chest.
