Rightfully so, honestly. Last night's show was pretty boring up until the FMM match. It's all the same stuff we've been seeing for months now (or weeks for EC3), and there were only... three matches last night? Four matches, two of which ended in your typical TNA way, one was a "squash", a brawl between Angle and Roode that was stretched out longer than needed, a confusing MEM promo proclaiming they've ended Aces & Eights when they most obviously have not...
It's just everything we've seen before and it's incredibly tiring to sit through. Last night felt WAY too much like a Russo-written show, did anyone else feel the same?
Send Marcus Anthony to train along with Jay Bradley and Rob Terry in Wrestle-1 and Marcus Anthony could do wonders in the TNA roster. He's a pretty decent big man with lots of potential. He has a nice 450 whenever he (rarely) goes for it. He just needs a little more work in the ring, and TNA have themselves a good big man.
All them new knockouts...
*sigh*
I figured Joe would go over Willie Mack. I can't say I'm the biggest fan of Willie, he definitely lacks in areas that Samoa Joe had down back when he first debuted with TNA (mainly just the talking aspect). However, if that match was TNA's way of scouting him, I wouldn't be completely against his addition to the roster. He wouldn't be my first choice, but at least he's young and a fairly decent wrestler.
I agree. While it would be great to see all of these matches on television, doing so would really hinder the reality aspect of this entire storyline. I really hope TNA don't make any mention of these title defenses, but instead ask for the companies to post AJ's matches onto Youtube. A simple retweet of the video by Styles, and there'll be enough buzz for it to be spread around wrestling fans without TNA having to do or say anything.
I would say it's a fair assessment. This is more or less the same number TNA have been getting for the past couple of months.
All four matches look great, and any one of the outcomes will just the same. I especially look forward to Kurt Angle vs Austin Aries. Just imagine that being a submission match! :O
I agree with Prichard in the sense that people in TNA need to learn to look at the feedback. There's nothing wrong with looking at the criticism, so long as it's constructive in some fashion. The main thing that bugged me about Magnus' interview a little while back was his whole "we do what we want and don't care about the haters" attitude. Constructive criticism can go a long way in helping you better yourself as a performer and company.
Are you sure you've ever seen Candice LeRae?
The Cup could be a way to introduce a new international wrestler to the roster. Marty Scurll, Noam Dar, or whoever else TNA have on their radar in the UK. I see the Blossoms and Spud getting used more in the coming months.
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