Nation
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Well judging by the ratings they still need help and with two hours tna would still be able to fit the others in as well.
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My guess is Rob Van Dam.. You can use him to re-ignite the X-Division (EVEN THOUGH THAT'LL NEVER HAPPEN!) or you can use him in the Heavyweight title scene. Of course, Rob's an unique dude, and he probably wouldn't go to TNA.
Other than Van Dam, there's really no one out there for TNA to sign.
Other than Van Dam, there's really no one out there for TNA to sign.
It would be smart of TNA to sign him. I personally would never want him in TNA, he would just mid-card, get a world title shot, lose, and repeat over and over.
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RVD can't sign him, he's till in relations with WWE. And RVD has interest of returning full time, right now :shifty:
Poor TNA. Once a month, it seems, there's a poll and a question like this. I think it might suit TNA to try and build its own stars. We want TNA to use ECW's template, not WCW's. I voted for RVD but this scenario isn't as promising as it was last summer.
Nation
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They have created stars(Samoa Joe,AJ Styles,Tomko,Abyss,Mesias) and look at the ratings.
That doesn't mean they should give up. Mesias is too soon to call. Tomko is really gaining ground. He can talk and is showing much improvement wrestling.
I don't have a rebuttal for the ratings. The facts are there and tough to swallow.
PeepShow
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Of the stars mentioned, It's got to be RVD. But the problem is, TNA doesnt need any more stars right now. They could even dump a few of the "Heavyweights" and still not need anymore. I still think they should have kept Monty Brown.
phantomgerald
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RVD and Monty brown are the two people who would actually help TNA right now. Whether they want to or not is another matter. And as long as they book badly, their ratings will suck. If they can manage to do the show they are doing in 2006 and extend it to two hours then their rating will go up.
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I agree that Big Show, if not going to WWE, should go to TNA. BUT ONLY if he is a monster heel like in ECW.
Also, Nation, you do realize that Tomko was in WWE and had a couple pushes right? Sure he quit WWE before they were finished with him, but he made a name there.
Also, Nation, you do realize that Tomko was in WWE and had a couple pushes right? Sure he quit WWE before they were finished with him, but he made a name there.
Nation
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Not really he was Christian's lackee and then he went to heat when christian left.Now in TNA he has improved a great deal,is over with the fans, and is off on his own.
TNA does not need to sign anyone else if Kurt Angle, Christian Cage, Booker T, Jeff Hardy (in the past), Sting, and Scott Steiner can't bring up ratings then nobody can. It's not like everybody is going to magically start watching TNA if RVD signs with them RVD doesn't have that big of a fan base. TNA needs to stop spending money before they run out of it.
Wrestling Station
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i think its should be "strong storyline with strong build up and hypes" rather than signing a new roster.