TNA Developmental?

[MizMasta3000]

I was wondering about some of the talent that TNA doesn't utilize. Then I thought about Hernandez and AAA and I was wondering. It wouldn't hurt TNA to have an indy promotion as some sort of main resource pool for new talent. Sort of like TNA's old relationship with ROH. I think a developmental territory would do TNA a lot of good and in the long run put an ease on their walets. Yeah it may cost to build new stars but It costs more to bring in these WWF[E]/WCW/ECW Alumni who ask for more money than they really are good for. TNA used to be good at this until Dixie Carter came around. TNA bulit AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels, and hell even Jeff Jarrett as I didn't give a damn about him in WCW or WWF. Anyways, the bottom line, TNA can benefit by having some homegrown talent in the future or making bigger names out of indy guys.

 

[Nation]

If I recall, TNA has a new partnership with some mexican promotion. It's not AAA, at least I don't think it is. TNA can use their partnership to check out new talent and take any established talent and try them out in TNA. Certainly doing this is greatly to their benefit.

 

[He who knows more than Nation]

TNA doesn't need a feeder promotion. They just need to simplify what they have, which is just two notches up on RoH. They're not big enough, don't have enough TV time, and their roster is already too bloated to warrant a feeder promotion. And a farm league isn't going to weaken their financial burden, it'll thin the wallet. Having a bush league isn't going to change the fact that they don't know how to build stars on TV. They need a better creative department, more tv time and a busier house schedule and a severely trimmed roster before they even consider a farm promotion.