Why Tna Will Not Put Wwe Out Of Business?

18 Responses to “Why Tna Will Not Put Wwe Out Of Business?”

1. Donovan T on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   I don’t understand why TNA would want this anyway.
   The more wrestling available, the better it is for fans. TNA should just be concentrating on making their organization, iMPACT shows, and house shows the most exciting wrestling they can, so they can attract more viewers. WWE has the advantage being shown on a more widespread network (USA), but that doesn’t mean TNA can’t have a good wrestling show as well.
   Once TNA stops trying to beat WWE out, then they will begin to progress. TNA needs to stop thinking it has to beat WWE to be any good and just be its own organization. WWE barely mentions other organizations, and they still have a ridiculous following.

2. Shooting STELLAR Press (MISAWA) on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   The WWE and TNA operate under completely different agendas. WWE and the McMahons simply care about earning money, nothing more. TNA and the Jarretts care about wrestling. Money is only secondary to them.
   WWE was built by a businessman and is run by a businessman, so obviously its mentality is capitalist and consumerist, never mind about the substance; the wrestlers are little more than moneymaking tools which is why they have few qualms about moving the wrestlers about so much and ****.
   TNA was built and run by wrestlers, so as former wrestlers themselves they understand the conditions and objectives of the typical professional wrestler, which is to wrestle and suffer for their art and make a decent living. Which is why they choose to stay in the iMPACT! zone and not move around so much since, as I have stated in a previous answer, travel is detrimental to a wrestler’s health as it worsens injuries and pains. So if they move around, they do it like once a month at least, for pay-per-views.
   Look, TNA want to win the war. But judging by the way they’ve been running their promotion, I don’t think they want to win the war THAT badly. For now, they simply want to work and entertain.
   The WWE is a lot like the States, anyway. It’s a billion-dollar corporation that will either take decades or a ginormous scandal to put out of business.

3. Gunmetal on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   Arena attendance isn’t the issue, It’s TV. WWE is on USA and CW, two commonplace and recognizable channels that draw good ratings and appeal to all markets. TNA has one network, Spike, I like Tna & Spike but 1)SPIKE not as recognizable and commonplace as USA and CW and 2)SPIKE has a narrower audience since it focuses on young testertone fueled males as veiwers. Unless TNA picks up other networks, it can’t truly compete WWE

4. Cable on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   TNA! TNA! TNA! TNA!
   Bunch of retards chanting that all the freakin time some big move is pulled off. First of all, each TNA star has to get their own unique and wrestling style. What I mean is, Everybody is like Jay Lethal and Jay Lethal is like everybody, except guys like Joe, Angle, Cage,etc. And most of them suck at their mic skills. Most of their matches are like dancing, they are moving and hoping and jumping all the time. LAX is my favourite TNA stars.Those guys are original.

5. Jack on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   TNA has only been in business for five years. They’re going to need a lot more time before they can do house show numbers like WWE can.
   Just be patient with them. The majority of people didn’t even think they were going to last this long.

6. Phil on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   No Matter What WWE will always be better because Mcmahons got Billions while Tna has like Millions but still WWE also has more fans Wrestlemania 24 had like 74,000 fans and Tna looks like it has 1000 fans at there main events like Lockdown and like 700 at regular shows

7. Raw Supastar![HIRE CHAM PAIN!] on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   I bet even the arenas they go to aren’t sold out, so out of like a 1000 capacity, only 900 came, whereas with WWE, it’s much harder to get tickets. Tna is okay, but wwe rules!

8. Kiwi of Doom on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   If they did get bigger arenas they would definately be able to fill them up and get more money. WWE fans are even starting to like it because last thursday there was somebody wearing a Rey Mysterio mask.

9. Angel Diva Love on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

   true, tna are getting better, but dont have the correct money i think thts the problem
   great q
   star

10. Paul E. Dangerously on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    tna will never put wwe out because they dont have the money wwe has. they can get all the wwe talent they want all that wwe will do is make new stars just like thay did to wcw and take them out.

11. The Colossus of Boggo Road(RAW)™ on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    yeah, but TNA will progress, it wont be as big as WWE’s crowds, but its slowly getting more popular.

12. Sign Guy on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    No matter how successful TNA gets, they will NEVER put WWE out of business.

13. Abest66 on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    wwe has sum much more thn wrestling now i meen vionce mcmahon has film studioss and recording studios and luk at cena n the rock n stone old a meen theree all vinces products if ya nah wot a meen

14. k54 on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    That’s cause TNA sucks

15. Maniac (TRULY CRAZY) =] on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    This is VINCE MCMAHON… Getting put out of buisness is NOT an option for him…

16. Mr.Kenne on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    plus tna needs to not suck

17. Tony on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    it’s about money!!! mcmahon is a billionaire.
    can you really see,even in 10 years tna selling out a 80,000+ stadium??? i sure can’t!!!

18. wwe fanatic$$$ (TOWWFFC) on August 10th, 2009 4:15 pm

    it’s never going to happen

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