Re: The TNA Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 8:42 am
what's the point behind that relationship?
Not dyingBrada wrote:what's the point behind that relationship?
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Not dyingBrada wrote:what's the point behind that relationship?
Wait, where did you see this?JTCole wrote:Apparently TNA now works with NOAH
I saw at www.noah.co.jpDXvsNWO1994 wrote:So I'm wondering that, if Jeff Jarrett is partnering up with Konnan's Crash promotion in Tijuana, what are the chances that the likes of Pentagon Jr. & Fenix show up in TNA? I guess it's a possibility, but it'll all depend on the situation with Lucha Underground's contracts, specifically as it pertains to guys like Pentagon Jr. & Fenix, who have both left AAA.
Wait, where did you see this?JTCole wrote:Apparently TNA now works with NOAH
What's the date on that show?ICHIFUJI wrote:I saw at http://www.noah.co.jpDXvsNWO1994 wrote:Wait, where did you see this?JTCole wrote:Apparently TNA now works with NOAH
They bring TNA for big show next month.
http://impactwrestling.com/impact-profe ... rtnership/DXvsNWO1994 wrote:What's the date on that show?ICHIFUJI wrote:I saw at http://www.noah.co.jpDXvsNWO1994 wrote:
Wait, where did you see this?
They bring TNA for big show next month.
I don't think so. Konnan was Jeff Jarrett's connection to AAA, but since Konnan had a bad falling out with them recently, that connection is pretty much done. Since Konnan is working with the Crash Promotion (I believe as the booker, but don't quote me on that), it looks like they'll be TNA's Mexico connection (The Hardys worked there recently, and Jeff Jarrett is working on one of their upcoming shows).famicommander wrote:Does TNA still work with AAA?
AAA/NOAH/TNA makes sense if ROH/NJPW/CMLL are all going to stay buddies. WWE is truly going global and it's probably not going to be a good thing for companies like AAA and NOAH.
Matt & Jeff Hardy and Drew Galloway still haven’t signed. A thing to watch out for is that the Hardys, Matt in particular, had been given free reign for their gimmick, and with the Jarrett crew back in charge of creative, whether that will continue remains to be seen. The one thing TNA had as its advantage over everyone else as far as the Hardys being here is that they knew they could do their ideas whereas elsewhere they wouldn’t have nearly the control. One would think the thing that would threaten their deals more than anything, aside from a pay issue, and in their case, I don’t see that happening because they are considered top guys, is if the Hardys no longer had full control over what they were doing
I've always been curious about that term. What is it called when someone of average height does the exact same thing? And what is it called when it's someone that's tall doing it?Brada wrote:The Josh Mathews twitter feed has been comical the past few days. He is now on a rant saying he is the best announcer in the business......lmao.
I think he has short man's syndrome. Give it a rest there short stack. You are very average.
IMPACT's chief creative officer and new WOS executive producer Jeff Jarrett says World of Sport Wrestling's return to ITV is just the first step in the revamped brand becoming "a full-on wrestling promotion".
Jarrett said: "Being a part of this opportunity is great, but from the very beginning, it's a full-on wrestling promotion. It goes with everything.
"This show is already being shopped internationally around the world. We are going to look at live touring, merchandise, licencing, who knows, maybe a pay-per-view in the future.
"But it's a full-on wrestling promotion. It's not going to just be a television show."
He confirmed there would be no restrictions on WOS talents working for other independent promotions, but said they could not appear on other TV shows.
"As far as on-screen, on television, that's the nature of the business we're in, so they won't be participating in other television programmes, but independent promotions, yes."