Promotion of the year so far

[Roadster]

I like all 3 companies, but I was dazzled with ring of honor's fantastic in-ring workers, but I just can't seem to find a good place to download their episodes at a nice quality. Torrents seem to have weak seeders on the months old ones.

WatchWrestling.ch

 

[Stopspot]

I like all 3 companies, but I was dazzled with ring of honor's fantastic in-ring workers, but I just can't seem to find a good place to download their episodes at a nice quality. Torrents seem to have weak seeders on the months old ones.

sign up for a free membership on ROHwrestling.com

You get to download the weekly TV show free of charge one week after it airs.

 

[Stopspot]

Everybody (Including me) says that TNA took a turning point since Slammiversary. You should watch a full show, tomorrow. It's fairly good, but it was truly on fire in the Summer.

And watch another stable takeover angle (which is what we are getting out of James Storm playing Bray Wyatt)?

I'll skip.

I'm sure they put out quality ring work. But if the performers are uninteresting and uninspiring for me to watch, why should I?

 

[Jonathan]

Is there any real point to this or just for discussion? Your 'noted' comment to Nero confused me as to whether there was some other reason behind this thread :dawg:

 

[Roadster]

And watch another stable takeover angle (which is what we are getting out of James Storm playing Bray Wyatt)?

I'll skip.

I'm sure they put out quality ring work. But if the performers are uninteresting and uninspiring for me to watch, why should I?

They're pretty irrelevant and IMO are gonna be used to get squashed by Muta at BFG. Doubt they'll carry any weight in TNA any time soon.

 

[Green Jesus]

Holey sheit, thanks you guys, but I think I will go with Tsar's suggestion, seeing as I am probably going to watch this in bursts from time to time, instead of keeping up every weak. Still appreciate it, though.
:bodallas:

 

[Stopspot]

Is there any real point to this or just for discussion? Your 'noted' comment to Nero confused me as to whether there was some other reason behind this thread :dawg:

It's for discussion. But NXT isn't a promotion in itself so I personally saw no reason to discuss NXT as a stand alone promotion.

 

[Roadster]

Is there any real point to this or just for discussion? Your 'noted' comment to Nero confused me as to whether there was some other reason behind this thread :dawg:

:stfu: and discuss.

 

[Stopspot]

Holey sheit, thanks you guys, but I think I will go with Tsar's suggestion, seeing as I am probably going to watch this in bursts from time to time, instead of keeping up every weak. Still appreciate it, though.
:bodallas:

WW can be a bit behind on the TV at times, but you should have no problem getting the bigger shows.

 

[ShaRpY HaRdY]

It's gotta be ROH for me, all around they've done great work this year.

 

[Leo C]

If you ignore NXT, then it's ROH hands down. I mean, great booking, matches, best announcers, awesome roster, more serious approach, just awesome promotion. Plus Jay Briscoe's the World Champ (granted all World Champs are good atm but I'm a mark so). As far as the worst, hm. It's a pretty good question. TNA sucked pretty bad up until Slammi, tbh. WWE had its ups and downs, the period immediately post WM was quite good but then it went down again. I'm going to say WWE and TNA are even and ROH>all (except for NXT, because that's a pretty close call).

 

[RedDwarfTechy]

I liked PWG tbh. And yeah NXT is always a blast That said I never managed to watch ROH so I could be dead wrong

 

[Snowman1]

Even though I don't watch it often, ROH is having a pretty good year. I've watched (and am watching) several PPV's and all have delivered really well, and they've been the only company to really sustain positive momentum as well as bolster their roster with a lot of discarded TNA star power.

TNA has had a pretty good past few months show-quality wise ever since they came to NYC, but that's coming after a period where even Testify, GN, and I gave up on the product. That's as hot and cold as they come, add in all the losses on the roster and the fact that they haven't delivered a good PPV yet and there's a whole lot of cold to throw on Impact.

I count NXT as a separate promotion, but to each their own. Obviously they'd win if you do count them separately, but when you count Raw in the mix, even the greatness of NXT can't save WWE from finishing third on this list.

 

[The GOAT]

I only watch WWE, so by default it's #1 for me.

 

[THG?]

DGUSA has had like 4 shows this year Roadster.

I've enjoyed a lot of WWE's product this year, more than most, but of course this is the time of the year where things head into a major slump. RAW's been atrocious as of late, and even though NoC looks like a decent card, I'm still not fully hyped for it.

ROH on the other hand, have been very consistent with their match quality, and their storylines haven't been too bad. And as I don't watch TNA, ROH just slightly get the spot for being more consistent.