Promotion of the year so far

[Swift]

NOT TNA

L O L

 

[Testify]

I only watch TNA (plus NJPW and PWG but they don't count) ), so by default it's #1 for me.

Watched a handful of best of WWE and ROH 2014, but following the product regularly? Just fuck you,

 

[Aids Johnson]

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.

:Right...

I haven't watched it, but every single RoH card i've looked at has been impressive. TNA i've heard is better, but when I watch it I still skim half the show...and WWE isn't much better.

Going RoH, at least it looks to be consistent and seeing their promotion mentioned more and more is definitely a good thing.

 

[Stopspot]

:Right...

I haven't watched it, but every single RoH card i've looked at has been impressive. TNA i've heard is better, but when I watch it I still skim half the show...and WWE isn't much better.

Going RoH, at least it looks to be consistent and seeing their promotion mentioned more and more is definitely a good thing.

Sit down and watch the latest ippv. Was a breeze to sit through live.

Not to mention you get to see a rowdy, rude redneck clobber a Canadian in his pumpkin shaped head.

 

[Stopspot]

Also @Aids Johnson


You're part of the country being represented. Milwaukee.

 

[Aids Johnson]

Sit down and watch the latest ippv. Was a breeze to sit through live.

Not to mention you get to see a rowdy, rude redneck clobber a Canadian in his pumpkin shaped head.

I plan on it, but i've been working 12-14 hour days. This saturday afternoon i'll check it out, i know I thought the card looked amazing.

 

[CFCrusader]

I only watch WWE and TNA (they're only ones on TV anyways, don't expect for me to be watching this online) and I'd say that WWE had a shit start, good middle (with BRYAN AT WM30) and now a mediocre end so far (even though it's September). TNA was horrible until Slammiversary when we got EY fighting week in, week out, MVP, Lashley the Destroyer, THE WOLVES, EC3 and Spud and all producing great wrestling content. Too bad TNA doesn't have a bit more money to spend (even though Panda does), a secure future with a good TV deal with Spike and of course, good creative and hierarchy to push it above and beyond like they were on the verge of doing in 2012.