It seems that, no matter how many times I address this issue in the threads where it gets brought up, there's always some noob who still says that TNA's original talent are getting buried in favor of WWE's names. Well, maybe if responding on a thread-by-thread basis won't work, perhaps creating an entire thread will. TNA's original talent have gotten a ton of pushes in recent months. In fact, I'll list TEN of them.
1. Chris Sabin just got out of one of the longest X-Division title reigns in TNA history, and it was his personal record. He lost only to a man we all wanted to see be champ: Jay Lethal.
2. Speaking of Jay Lethal, the fans got tired of him, and what did TNA do? They gave him a new gimmick that reinvigorated his charisma full force, in honor of his favorite wrestler of all time, "Macho Man" Randy Savage. In fact, I think Lethal himself had a little stroke in deciding his new gimmick, since Savage was his all-time favorite.
3. Christopher Daniels just became the number 1 contender for the X-Division title, and not only that, but he earned that spot in one of the best Ultimate X matches to date.
4. Speaking of Daniels, it seems that he, Senshi, and Elix Skipper are getting a big push since reuniting as XXX. They're undefeated as a tag team. Sure, their first win was against Serotonin, but when you beat a jobber, that only means you've got a bright near future.
5. James Storm just got a bigass win over Rhino, then humiliated him after the match by tieing him to the ropes and pouring beer into his mouth. Talk about making a statement.
6. Robert Rhoode and Eric Young have both gotten extremely over during their fued with each other. The people hate Robert Rhoode because he acts like an asshole, and they've fallen in love with Eric Young. In fact, I believe at one time, the fans chanted "Super Eric! *clap four times*."
7. "Wildcat" Chris Harris is in the main event now. In act, at Slammiversery, he was the first one to become eligible to win the match, and he only lost his match against Christian Cage due to a screwjob.
8. Abyss is in a MAJOR feud with the Christian Coalition, and now, he's in complete control of the feud. He gets to name any match he wants at Hard Justice. Now, I'm not going to tell you what match he chose in case you don't like spoilers, but let me say this: There will be no interference from any "WWE hand-me-downs" like Andrew Martin.
9. Austin Starr just got out of a good-sized feud with Bob Backlund. Last time I said this, I got flamed saying "Do you really think Bob Backlund is a credible wrestler to help someone's career?" Need I remind you that Bob Backlund happens to be something that is called a legend. He's up there with Harley Race, Ric Flair, Lou Thesz, Bret Hart, and all the greats. You wouldn't question someone's push if they were feuding with one of those, would you? Why would you question Backlunds credibility?
10. LAX just got out of two tag team title reigns that lasted a total of seven months. They appear to be turning face now, but at the time they were champs, they were one of, if not the most over heel tag team on the TNA roster.
There you have it. Ten ways that TNA's original talent are getting the exact opposite of buried, like so many of you claim. I'm sure you'd be hard pressed to find even five ways that the so-called "WWE rejects" are getting pushed.
Edit: Btw, this list was in completely random order.
1. Chris Sabin just got out of one of the longest X-Division title reigns in TNA history, and it was his personal record. He lost only to a man we all wanted to see be champ: Jay Lethal.
2. Speaking of Jay Lethal, the fans got tired of him, and what did TNA do? They gave him a new gimmick that reinvigorated his charisma full force, in honor of his favorite wrestler of all time, "Macho Man" Randy Savage. In fact, I think Lethal himself had a little stroke in deciding his new gimmick, since Savage was his all-time favorite.
3. Christopher Daniels just became the number 1 contender for the X-Division title, and not only that, but he earned that spot in one of the best Ultimate X matches to date.
4. Speaking of Daniels, it seems that he, Senshi, and Elix Skipper are getting a big push since reuniting as XXX. They're undefeated as a tag team. Sure, their first win was against Serotonin, but when you beat a jobber, that only means you've got a bright near future.
5. James Storm just got a bigass win over Rhino, then humiliated him after the match by tieing him to the ropes and pouring beer into his mouth. Talk about making a statement.
6. Robert Rhoode and Eric Young have both gotten extremely over during their fued with each other. The people hate Robert Rhoode because he acts like an asshole, and they've fallen in love with Eric Young. In fact, I believe at one time, the fans chanted "Super Eric! *clap four times*."
7. "Wildcat" Chris Harris is in the main event now. In act, at Slammiversery, he was the first one to become eligible to win the match, and he only lost his match against Christian Cage due to a screwjob.
8. Abyss is in a MAJOR feud with the Christian Coalition, and now, he's in complete control of the feud. He gets to name any match he wants at Hard Justice. Now, I'm not going to tell you what match he chose in case you don't like spoilers, but let me say this: There will be no interference from any "WWE hand-me-downs" like Andrew Martin.
9. Austin Starr just got out of a good-sized feud with Bob Backlund. Last time I said this, I got flamed saying "Do you really think Bob Backlund is a credible wrestler to help someone's career?" Need I remind you that Bob Backlund happens to be something that is called a legend. He's up there with Harley Race, Ric Flair, Lou Thesz, Bret Hart, and all the greats. You wouldn't question someone's push if they were feuding with one of those, would you? Why would you question Backlunds credibility?
10. LAX just got out of two tag team title reigns that lasted a total of seven months. They appear to be turning face now, but at the time they were champs, they were one of, if not the most over heel tag team on the TNA roster.
There you have it. Ten ways that TNA's original talent are getting the exact opposite of buried, like so many of you claim. I'm sure you'd be hard pressed to find even five ways that the so-called "WWE rejects" are getting pushed.
Edit: Btw, this list was in completely random order.