/pw/ - >yeah so I'm gonna have a gay guy gimmick where I - Professional Wrestling

Anonymous

09/28/25(Sun)04:01:09 No.18928068

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Anonymous 09/28/25(Sun)04:01:09 No.18928068 Archived

>yeah so I'm gonna have a gay guy gimmick where I get to toss women around and strip them, I'll have a bunch of spots where I do a power move with my face shoved in a woman's snatch and then I'll act like I don't like it, this will totally make TNA compete with the WWE trust me bro
how the fuck did this company survive more than two decades

Anonymous
09/28/25(Sun)05:33:54 No.18928542

Anonymous 09/28/25(Sun)05:33:54 No.18928542

>>18928068
sounds based though

The BWC God !!f3JWtpwiAgL
09/28/25(Sun)06:27:57 No.18928788

The BWC God !!f3JWtpwiAgL 09/28/25(Sun)06:27:57 No.18928788

You’re clearly not understanding how incredibly based early TNA was.
https://youtu.be/SBluf_YzRg4

Anonymous
09/28/25(Sun)08:56:41 No.18929243

Anonymous 09/28/25(Sun)08:56:41 No.18929243

>>18928542
>>18928788
I'm not saying it wasn't based, but how did it ever draw enough dimes to survive during the early NWA/TNA days?
Like who were the stars, was Jeff Jarrett really that big of a draw(he's usually the lowlight in the episodes I've been watching considering he's like a worse steve austin) or was it just people coming off the WCW/WWE watching. The one part I notice the crowds going apeshit for are the xdivision guys and almost any AJ match because they're very enjoyable spotfests
Surely the TNA part(which I admit they lived up too pretty well) in the backstage promos/cage dancers didn't set them apart from the WWE enough. But who knows I just got to vince russo asking athena to show the goods and then choking her when she didn't so maybe the real T&A's about to show.