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11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - Independent Women Wres... · 1 reply · +9 points

SIGN THEM BOTH! SIGN THEM BOTH!

11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - New Wrestlers Coming ... · 2 replies · +11 points

*cough* Brian Cage *cough*

11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - Wrestler From Knockout... · 0 replies · +9 points

Mia Yim please <3

11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - Austin Aries: "Ev... · 0 replies · +20 points

Aries sounds completely dedicated to TNA, and that is so awesome.

Respect +1

11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - Hulk Hogan Talks TNA R... · 2 replies · +15 points

His answer to what "young talent" in TNA have star potential is the 36 year old, 2 time TNA Grandslam Champion AJ Styles, & Jeff Hardy? Really? I am the biggest AJ mark I know, and I know that answer is the answer of someone who doesn't give two shits about what's going on in TNA.

Just fire this guy, please. For the love of everything. Don't just fire him, if you're gonna just hire Chuck Liddell though. I want indie guys, and you need to jump on the train quick. No more MMA guys. WWE will have hired about every good indy talent in about a year from now, & you'll have to pick the scraps if you don't make a move.

11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - Dixie Carter Talks TNA... · 1 reply · +12 points

TNA should keep their roster page updated regularly. I understand that some wrestlers are paid per appearance, but they should at least be on the roster page if they're reoccurring like Sonjay & Petey.

...and unless Rampage & Tito are Kurt Angle, they won't be ready to wrestle a full match for more than a year. They'll be out & gone by then, so not sure why they're wasting their time when BRIAN CAGE WANTS TO WORK FOR YOU. Let him get his shit in!

11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - Which direction should... · 5 replies · +6 points

Bradley is awful so far. I've seen his Resistance work, and he's pretty good there, but he has been awful in TNA imo. Not to say he won't be better in the future, as I can't say he won't, but Cage was definitely the safer bet between the two. TNA continued to push Rob Terry at that point, when Brian Cage is exactly what Hogan wanted out of a big guy, plus he's 200x the wrestler that Terry is.

Part of the big appeal to me is seeing indy guys on TNA's national television spot, and the matches between them that you'd never see in WWE. WWE is more indy friendly than TNA at this point. They have Generico, Claudio, Hero, Moxley, Black, I could go on, and I'm seeing better matches on NXT than TNA... and that's a problem.

11 years ago @ http://www.tnasylum.com/ - Which direction should... · 8 replies · +8 points

Wished they never would have tried to compete with WWE in the first place. I watch the two shows independently for entirely different reasons. I would love TNA to be the company that hires rising indy stars, & showcases them every week. This is why I was completely gutted when they didn't sign Brian Cage or Adam Pearce. Those two not getting signed kinda showed me the direction TNA was taking, and I wasn't really happy. There is actually a period after seeing those two not get signed that I gave up on TNA.

I just want the six sides back, I want the X Division back, I want King of the Mountain back, I want TNA back.

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