TNA in the STRUGGLE so deep that the streets evicted them

[b. woods]

It gets worse.

Tickers cost:
$65 for floor, $40 for lower section, $15 for middle section.
Extra $20 gets you a photo with Somoa Joe.

Person who took the pictures paid $15 and sat in the 40 dollar section.

There was about a total of 100 people.

The ring was placed where it is because:
They weren't allowed to be on the grass.

In the match with James Storm and Mr. Anderson, a groundskeeper told them not to wrestle on the grass. Any outside wrestling was done on the mats, and even then, it was a standing dropkick. Anderson and Storm fought by the crowd and Anderson hit Storm with a fans drink. After that the groundskeeper told them to get off the grass.

Brehs, TSC needs this video clip.

Those smileys have me dying!!!

 

[K-Apps]

All jokes aside, what do you brehs think it would take for TNA to turn around at this point?

Pretty much get new ownership

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

Lashley

 

[3Rivers]

The ring was placed where it is because:
They weren't allowed to be on the grass.

In the match with James Storm and Mr. Anderson, a groundskeeper told them not to wrestle on the grass. Any outside wrestling was done on the mats, and even then, it was a standing dropkick. Anderson and Storm fought by the crowd and Anderson hit Storm with a fans drink. After that the groundskeeper told them to get off the grass.

Willie in the cut like

 

[SAJ!!]

One thing about TNA's road shows that blows my mind is that they never really seem to make any changes. Like they'll draw 100 somewhere and then they don't take any measures to try to improve.

Even when they were putting out a better product, you still heard about shows with 300-400 people on the reg. Their advertising and marketing has always been horrible. They'll run a few commercials, have a wrestler and a knockout appear at a local gas station and pray for the best.

I don't see why they don't pull a Bischoff and take the show off the road and just do limited touring until they build their show back up. There's no way a show like this is beneficial in any way.

They better not bomb on these upcoming New York shows.

I'm actually afraid for TNA going into the New York shows.

If the Ballroom shows flop and they get chants similar to what WWECW got back in 2006, then it will be over. That crowd is going to be very loud and very vocal when they see something stupid. How do you think Spike TV's gonna react when they hear chants of "Change The Channel!" "Boring!" "You Can't Wrestle!" "Kill The Carnies!" "Fire Russo!" "This is Bullshyt!" and others. Vince went in there and thought he could put on any type of show he wanted and nobody would protest. We all saw what happened after that.

 

[Dada]

It's a shame there's no real competition.

 

[AnotherRoute]

Willie in the cut like

How did I miss this lmao

 

[FreshAIG]

Damn shame how far they've fallen

Look at their attendance at basebrawl a couple years ago

 

[qnsfinest]

They select the absolute worst cities and locations for most of there shows. If they continue to book these small town cities, they need to book 300-500 seating arena to make it look presentable. They need to look into getting out more to thr big cities like nyc, philly, chicago they always draw a good 3000-5000 people in the big cities. I remember when they did the basebrawl in nyc a few yrs ago, they easily drew about 5000.

They need to visit a big city once a month, tape 4 impact episodes in that location and from there do that every month in another big city. I dont see the big problem with recording 3-4 tapings since they do that anyway

 

[DaylitoJames]

Damn shame how far they've fallen

Look at their attendance at basebrawl a couple years ago

 

[Swag King Cole]

Only the clips on the Botchamania ads, it seems a bit but the audience seems to love it and Maffew wouldn't sponsor something wack (I'm guessing). Have you?

I live in Oakland so i go to every show and I'm part of the fanclub. I live in the same neighborhood of some of the wrestlers too. It's the most fun I've ever had at a wrestling show( and ive been to wwe, dragon gate, and several pwg shows) storylines are comedic, absurd and full of fukkery(the good kind) the cards are usually solid and arent filled with crazy spotfests(less is more, not to say anyone is holding back or not giving 100%) Live music, carny acts, and burlesque add something unique to a wrestling show And the crowd is rabid. We know the crew can put on good matches however we arent worried about how many snowflakes to give a match, we just wanna have a good time. Mustapha Saed has worked a few shows and says Hoodslam reminds him alot of ECW

 

[tremonthustler1]

Could you imagine being a TNA wrestler looking at the crowd and it's empty as fukk and you gotta front like you're wrestling in Madison Square Garden and shyt? That sad Family Matters music plays in your head as you turn away from the crowd

It's gonna be a sad day when TNA goes.

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

I don't even know what channel TNA comes on, nor the day.

SpikeTV, Thursday nights at 9:00 p.m. EST!

Be sure to set your DVR!

 

[mcellas]

All jokes aside, what do you brehs think it would take for TNA to turn around at this point?

 

[mcellas]

eric bischoff and Hogan destroyed this shyt Vince let hogan back but he's a robot can't give them nikkas creative control