[Movie] WWE/TNA fanfiction thread

TNA Destination X Predictions:

TNA World Heavyweight Championship
AJ Styles (c) vs. Abyss - Abyssmania will not run wild: Styles wins. Want for D'Angelo to show up post match to make people remember he'll be facing Styles for the title soon.

Kurt Angle vs. Mr. Anderson - Anderson already has a win over Angle and has punked Angle on many occasions: Angle wins.

If Hall & Waltman win, they get TNA contracts
Kevin Nash & Eric Young vs. Scott Hall & Sean Waltman - This is a clever ploy by Nash to get his friends contracts: Hall and Waltman win.


TNA X Division Championship
Doug Williams (c) vs. Shannon Moore - Though gifted, Moore doesn't have that special thing to have him win the title in his debut: Williams retains.

TNA World Tag Team Championship
Matt Morgan & Hernandez (c's) vs. Beer Money - Morgan turns on Hermandez thereby making his face turn last October moot: Beer Money wins.

TNA Global Championship
Rob Terry (c) vs. Brutus Magnus - I'm just going with Magnus.

Ultimate X - #1 Contendership for TNA Tag Titles
The Motor City Machineguns vs. Generation Me - The MCMG should have had a tag title reign a long, long time ago: MCMG wins.

Four Way Ladder Match - #1 Contender for TNA X Division Title
Kazarian vs. Daniels vs. Brian Kendrick vs. The Amazing Red - So someone else will play the role of Suicide. No point in having Kaz come back as himself and then lose here: Kaz wins.

TNA Knockouts Championship
Tara (c) vs. Daffney - Tara has done an excellent job in the title division. However, the title has switched hands way too much. Part of me things Tara will lose here, then team with Love to get the tag titles from the Beautiful People. However, more likely Tara will lose the title in a rematch. Hence, Tara retains tonight.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Wrestlemania XXVI predictions:

Edge Vs Jericho - Jericho's reigns don't last long. Nor do Edge's. However, Edge has really had Jericho's number as of late. That's usually the sign that a heel will win.
Winner: Jericho-wait!
This is Wrestlemania and they usually want something shocking and for a face to go home as champion. What if Christian took advantage of his old tag team partner, the same one he beat at Wrestlemania six years ago?
Winner: Christian

Cena Vs Batista - Summerslam 08 rematch. Watch for Cena to even the score.
Winner: Cena

Undertaker Vs HBK - This is the toughest one. All signs point to HBK losing here. But will he really lose twice in a row? My feeling is the rumors ARE true that HBK is leaving but he WILL win here, leaving the night afterwards with the words of "I have nothing left to prove.".
Winner: HBK

Vince McMahon Vs Bret Hart - It was through Bret and the sharpshooter that Mr. McMahon was born. It will be through Bret and the sharpshooter that Mr. McMahon will disappear. This is both Vince's and Bret's last match, and Bret will finally have the last laugh.
Winner: Bret Hart

Mizshow Vs Truth / Morrison - It's obvious they are teaming Truth and Morrison so they can feud. Mizshow will win. In the near future Morrison will turn heel, attacking and beating the Truth before being draft to Raw to feud with the man he recently insulted: John Cena.
Winners: Mizshow

Triple H Vs Sheamus - First card since Wrestlemania 17 that Triple H isn't in a world title situation. Watch for Sheamus to win here as he needs the win.
Winner: Sheamus

Punk Vs Mysterio - Watch for Rey to win here. Watch for Rey to put his mask up against Punk's hair in the near future.
Winner: Rey Mysterio

Orton Vs DiBiase Vs Rhodes - DiBiase is suppose to move up the ranks in single competition. Watch for him to turn on Rhodes to get the win. Orton will move on to face Sheamus again while the two former partners of Legacy battle it out next month. Oh, and DiBiase will pin Orton.
Winner: DiBiase

MITB: This is the first MITB where it really is up in the air of who will win. Christian is probably the best choice out of all of them but the question is will he really win? My feeling: sure.
Winner: Christian

FELIPE NO

Originally Posted by mortis

Wrestlemania XXVI predictions:
Vince McMahon Vs Bret Hart - It was through Bret and the sharpshooter that Mr. McMahon was born. It will be through Bret and the sharpshooter that Mr. McMahon will disappear. This is both Vince's and Bret's last match, and Bret will finally have the last laugh.
Winner: Bret Hart

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Originally Posted by Denicalis

Hm, I wonder if that should have been, "It seems that pro wrestling....is fake!". Unfortunately, I'm not a grammar expert so I can't say for sure...

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Only thing fake about it is the writing and to some extent the punches and all that crap. It's planned out already who wins and loses. It's kind of like movies. Just all stunt work and no flashy special effects then you mix in real shitty acting, like sometimes worse than sci-fi originals acting. Keeping in mind that they're trained on how to fall and all that jazz.

There are times that people fuck up, like When Droz got dropped wrong and got paralyzed, or the cable breaking and Owen falling down to his death during his Blue Blazer entrance. But then again, Sid Vicious didn't break his leg, that was all "fake".

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Wrestlemania XXVI predictions:

MITB: Sad to say that this will probably be the opener, but I just have one complaint. TEN PEOPLE?! Why in the hell do you need ten people in there at the same time for a friggin ladder match? Even eight was pushing it a bit for singles competition. Anyway, while I think Christian will win I'd like to think that someone else who's been more deserving of the MiTB for a very long time should take it here.

Winner: Kane

Triple H Vs Sheamus - Triple H will make one mistake allowing Sheamus to pull off the boot to the head, then finishing with the...is it the Celtic Cross? I'm really not sure, every time I see that move I automatically think Razor's Edge.
Winner: Sheamus

Punk Vs Mysterio - Punk's groupies will distract Rey, giving Punk the opportunity to put Rey away in the GTS.
Winner: CM Punk

Orton Vs DiBiase Vs Rhodes - Dibiase and Rhodes will gang up on Orton, each trying to pin him alternatively. At some point they'll start fighting each other. Look for Orton to RKO Rhodes and punt Dibiase.
Winner: Orton

ShowMiz Vs Truth / Morrison - ShowMiz just got the titles a while back. I don't see any reason for them to lose here.
Winners: ShowMiz

Vince McMahon Vs Bret Hart - Both combatants will draw blood. Shane-o-Mac will get involved in helping his father, but watch for members of the Hart family to get into it as well and hold back Shane. Bret locks in the Sharpshooter, but just like in Summerslam '93 against Lawler he doesn't let go for a while. McMahon will be crippled for the next few weeks or even months.
Winner: Bret Hart


Edge Vs Jericho - Spear? Codebreaker? Spear? Codebreaker?....Spear.
Winner: Edge

Cena Vs Batista - Cena will win the title, but Batista will go berserk and injure him afterwards forcing John to forfeit the title the next night. This will begin a tournament for the championship.
Winner: Cena

Undertaker Vs HBK - Once again, some things are better left alone. Taker's streak...is that very thing. As much as I don't want to see Shawn retire, it will happen. HBK will end up making the same mistake that cost him last year, allowing Undertaker to deliver the Tombstone.
Winner: Undertaker

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

SS, if you think about it, 10 people in MITB means that there will be more "HOLY SHIT" moments, more ladders being broken, and will definitely make for one hell of a match. Gotta enjoy it before the actual same-titled PPV pretty much ruins the reputation of the match in a few months.

Anyway, prediction time.

MITB - Kofi and Shelton are pretty much in it for the high-flying "HOLY SHIT" moments. Ziggles (I assume he's in it), there to take major blows from ladders. Other than Kane and Christian, and those 3, I forgot who else is in it. Kane's been in each MITB match in the past, and if he's contemplating retirement in the near future, he needs one last major title run, or at least a shot at one.

Winner: Kane

MizShow Vs. Morrison/Truth - Show has been losing at WM for years now. I honestly don't remember the last time he won at one. 21 - lost the Sumo match, 24 - lost to Mayweather, 25, lost to Cena in the Triple Threat, and I don't remember 22 or 23. Nonetheless, while I'd rather it didn't happen, I'm going with MizShow. Truth's about to be dealing with NXT Rookie evaluations next week, so that's gonna be a big obstacle.

Winners: MizShow

Rhodes Vs. Orton Vs. DiBiase - You know, there's been talk for weeks about DiBiase turning face, but last week, it's become clear to me that it's not happening any time soon, if at all. In fact, much to my surprise, despite the fact that he's not even trying to turn face, Orton's been getting more fanfare than either of them lately. If this is truly the case, I suspect tension to flare between Rhodes and DiBiase as to who's gonna pin Orton, but Orton ends up winning.

Winner - Randy Orton

Triple H Vs. Sheamus - Whether Sheamus wins or loses here, I'm fairly sure his career will get the big push, especially if it's a good match. In all honesty, this one's hard to call. They upped each other back to back these past 2 weeks, but for the sake of it...

Winner: Triple H

CM Punk Vs. Rey Mysterio - Shaving head vs. joining the Drug-Free-Douchebags. I haven't followed this one much. Never knew Rey was a drug user in the first place. Hard to call, but doing it anyway. Rey's not joining the Straight-Edge Society.

Winner - Rey Mysterio

Bret Hart Vs. Vince McMahon - I'm going completely one-sided with this one. Despite his pretty-much-career-ending injury from Goldberg and his stroke a few years ago, and the severe possibility that Shane-O-Mac could possibly get involved, I foresee Bret unleashing hell upon Vince. Revenge is a dish best served cold, and Bret's waited 12.5 years for it.

Winner: Bret Hart

Chris Jericho Vs. Edge - 2 weeks in a row, now, Jericho has "bested" Edge. In cases like this, the face gets punked out a couple weeks or so, then comes back at the PPV to get even, by winning and taking the title from the heel. I don't see why it wouldn't happen again here, but that's just more me not liking Jericho. This really has nothing to do, in my opinion, with Edge's epic comeback and winning the Rumble. Cena pulled this 2 years ago, and he still lost.

Winner: Edge

Shawn Michaels Vs. Undertaker - Since I started watching wrestling back at the 1989 Survivor Series, I've always been amazed with Shawn Michaels and the legendary matches he's had over the years. I've even gone back to watch some of his matches in the AWA when they show on ESPN Classic. He's definitely a Legend and a future HOF candidate in my book, but my decision does not favor him for this match. The Undertaker's streak is something that no one wants to see broken, ever, even with the stakes for Shawn being this critical, and if Shawn's really getting ready to retire, I see putting on one hell of a final match at the grandest stage of them all for a 3rd year in a row, is the best way to go.

Winner: Undertaker

Cena Vs. Batista - Honestly, I'm gonna be too bored with this one, especially if it follows the epic HBK-Taker match. Cena, I like to an extent. He's obviously a struggling face due to the fact that he can't wrestle, and I usually side with the face of the match. Batista, since Bragging Rights, I've not liked his attitude and jealousy. He's starting to become the bulkier version of Jericho, and I already hate Jericho enough. Bad things happened in the past for Cena when being in the ring with Batista, but I foresee good things happening this time.

Winner: John Cena

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I believe it was Show and Kane successfully defending their tag titles at Wrestlemania XXII.

And Punk's hair is on the line? I knew they were thinking of doing something like that a few months back but I didn't know it was on the line.

And I agree...HBK is going to put on one heck of a match. I expect at least a thirty minute classic. I also expect both men to kick out of each other's finishers, Michaels kicking out of two tombstones. And you're right, HBK has been awesome. I advise anyone to pick up some of Michaels' DVDs to see some awesome matches. To steal a quote from Flair, from perhaps as early as 92 and perhaps as late as 95, until now, HBK has been the man.

I was speaking idiomatically.

And whats amazing is, his body is completely thrashed and yet you really can't tell(unless he lands on his back, but really his knees are the most damaged).

Ah does anyone remember which PPV it was that HBK and HHH went against Shane and Vince, and they got beat up really bad and Shane looked like he lost his soul?

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Storm, there were a couple I thought. Summerslam and Unforgiven. Unforgiven was HIAC I believe.

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As I thought about HBK, I thought of a few guys he should face before he retires (which may be tomorrow).

The Rock - Both men can talk. Both men can wrestle. The Rock can hold his own against most talent and have decent matches. HBK is the man who can take someone who can't have great matches anymore and have a classic. Couple that with the fact that the only time these two men were in the same ring together during a match was when HBK superkicked The Rock to help Triple H retain his title, and you got a match people would be itching to see.

Rey Mysterio - These two did face off at the Eddie Guerrero memorial show. However, aside from being on opposing teams at Survivor Series of the same year, they really haven't had a chance to build up to a match. These two men could work together to put on a twenty to thirty minute classic. It would also be nice to have this match as father time has already slowed down both men, and even if HBK didn't retire, rumor is out Mysterio will in a couple of years.

C.M. Punk - This would be a dream match as both men could go. Punk, with his 'straight edge savior' mentality would be the perfect foil to HBK's persona.

Sheamus - Sheamus has taken the wrestling world by storm. Like him or hate him, he has made an impact. Given the fact that has essentially told Sheamus that he is the future and needs to step it up, you can bet that HBK would do everything he could to have the best match possible with Sheamus.

Goldberg - Ironically, as HBK looks to be about to leave, rumor is out that Goldberg may return. The last time these two men, Goldberg destroyed HBK. Actually, Goldberg destroyed HBK, Jericho and Orton in short order during the elimination chamber in 2003. HBK was never able to settle the score. That, the fact that for the first time in years HBK would be the underdog, and the fact that HBK could draw on Goldberg's strengths to put on another classic makes one more match that HBK should have.

FELIPE NO

Undertaker vs HBK:
Undertaker cause I just don't see HBK beating taker and the reports of HBK leaving after this match.

Bret vs Vince:
Bret screwed Vince

Batista vs Cena:
Batista

Jericho vs Edge:
Hoping for Edge win but I think Jericho might win for storyline purposes.

Money in the Bank Ladder Match:
Hoping for Christian win but I think Kane might win for storyline purposes.

Unified Tag Team Champion Big Show & The Miz vs. John Morrison & R-Truth:
Miss Show.

Triple H vs. Sheamus:
Sheamus

Randy Orton vs. Ted DiBiase vs. Cody Rhodes (Triple Threat Match):
DiBiase

CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio
Punk

10-Diva Tag Team Match:
Faces will win.

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So watching WM26 right now...

Will keep this updated throughout the event.

Spoiler:

Miss Show a given...
but WTF SWAGGER for MitB???
I missed out on the Legacy match but meh to Orton winning.
HHH def. Sheamus... bah boring.

Meh the stream has failed me so oh well that's it for tonight I guess.

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Spoiler:

The only thing worth noting is that Brett won and Shawn lost.

oh yeah Im gonna check out that Unforgiven. I specifically want to see that match lol.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Well, talk about unexpected (Smackdown Spoiler)

Spoiler:

OMG SWAGGER CASHES IN MITB

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Stop cheating, Mo0. You're too big for that.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Or just post in this thread to see what the fuck happens.

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Former wrestler Kanyon has died.

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Chris Kanyon (real name Chris Klucsaritis) died Friday night, according to multiple Internet reports. He was 40. Wrestlingobserver.com is reporting that Kanyon’s death is believed to be a suicide from an overdose of pills.

Ring Posts: Reports: Former WCW and WWE wrestler Chris Kanyon dies - Ring Posts is a Baltimore Sun blog about wrestling - baltimoresun.com

I was speaking idiomatically.

This is a shame. Kanyon had a ton of talent. He was very innovative. R.I.P. Kanyon.

Additional Spam:
Well, Daniels (or as he just recently re-dubbed himself, Christopher Daniels), is back with Ring of Honor. I guess going from challenging for the world title in November and December to jobbing to Val Venis was a bit much.

My hope is Daniels will finally get the ROH world title. (He gave a quick interview where he essentially said he'd leave the fans guessing on his intention: Mine is he wants the ROH title.)

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Prediction Time:

-A.J. Styles vs. "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero for the TNA World Heavyweight Title.
Winner: Styles. This reminds me of Sting / Rhyno about a year ago where Rhyno got a title shot because he cleanly pinned Sting. Dinero may be world championship material one day but he's not there right now. He needs wins over several established stars. Also, this is just passing time before Styles faces Abyss in a re-match, and then eventually Angle.

-Team Hogan: Abyss, Jeff Jarrett, Rob Van Dam, and Jeff Hardy vs. Team Flair: Sting, Desmond Wolfe, James Storm, and Robert Roode in a Lethal Lockdown match.
Winners: Team Hogan. This tag team combination is just so odd. Between the attempted heel turn of Sting, BMI's heel turn (which was equally stupid because they had yet to reach their full potential as faces), and the weakened Wolfe (despite destroy Angle in their feud, Angle got all the wins), team Flair is just off. Team Hogan isn't much better. You have Abyss who is NOT Hulk Hogan version 2, version 1.5 or even version 1.1. He's a big man like Hogan, and can put on decent matches like Hogan many years ago, but that's where the similarities end. I question Jarrett because he whacked Hogan with a guitar years ago to protect TNA yet now he's on team Hogan of all things. Then there's RVD and Jeff Hardy, both men who got punked by Sting and Roode, respectively.
That reminds me....last month TNA amazed me. I never saw a segment that managed to weaken BOTH men. Having RVD pin Sting within seconds weakened Sting's character. Having Sting destroy RVD for onward of ten minutes made RVD look weak in comparison. Just amazing...
Oh and I pick team Hogan just because team Hogan has been getting punked for the last few weeks.

-Kurt Angle vs. Mr. Anderson.
Winner: Anderson. Kurt is taking a break. Why not have Anderson put him out, thereby setting up a potential lucrative rematch?

-Doug Williams vs. Shannon Moore vs. Kazarian in a Triple Threat Match for the X-Division Title.
Winner: Williams. Didn't Moore lose last month? Didn't Kaz win a title shot as well? Why does Moore get a rematch anyway? Oh, and regarding Kaz, watch for this to be one next step for him going to ROH. He was already wanting to leave, and given how TNA is willingly letting go decent talent (Kong, Daniels), I can't see Kaz staying much longer unless they give him the title, or better yet, a feud with A.J. Styles.

-The Beautiful People vs. Angelina Love and Tara with the TNA Knockouts Tag Titles and the TNA Knockouts Title on the line.

-Scott Hall and Sean Waltman vs. Team 3D.
Winners: Hall and Waltman. The Band/NWO/Wolfpac has not been that effective. Yet, they won last month on a three-on-one handicap match more or less. And yes they have beaten the crap out of others. However, when the bell rings, they have not been that effective. If they are ever going to be taken as a serious force, they need to have a win, and one way is beating one of the established tag teams of the current generation.

-Eric Young vs. Kevin Nash.
Winner: Nash. See above. However, I heard this was a cage match. Usually, a cage match is a big blow off to a huge feud. However, Young / Nash have feuded for one month. While I can understand the issue with having a lengthy feud between the two, I still feel a cage match is pre-mature. Either way, I can't see Nash losing here.

-Homicide and Brian Kendrick vs. The Motor City Machine Guns.
Winners: MCMG unless TNA is trying to get rid of them. Why aren't the MCMGs getting their title shot? Why are they facing a make-shift team? Wasn't Homicide turning face again after what happened to Hermandez? Or is that it? Is this some sort of plot by Homicide to get in the ring with the man who put his former tag team partner out? If so, why team with kendrick? So many questions, and I feel we'll get no answers.

-James Storm vs. Rob Van Dam, with the winner receiving the advantage for his team in Lethal Lockdown.
Winner: Storm by DQ. I can't see RVD doing a clean job here. RVD is fresh, and having him lose is just silly. I can't see Storm lose either as usually they want the heels to have the advantage. Watch for a sneaky DQ win for Storm.

FELIPE NO

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Originally Posted by mortis

Prediction Time:

-A.J. Styles vs. "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero for the TNA World Heavyweight Title.
Winner: Styles. This reminds me of Sting / Rhyno about a year ago where Rhyno got a title shot because he cleanly pinned Sting. Dinero may be world championship material one day but he's not there right now. He needs wins over several established stars. Also, this is just passing time before Styles faces Abyss in a re-match, and then eventually Angle.

-Team Hogan: Abyss, Jeff Jarrett, Rob Van Dam, and Jeff Hardy vs. Team Flair: Sting, Desmond Wolfe, James Storm, and Robert Roode in a Lethal Lockdown match.
Winners: Team Hogan. This tag team combination is just so odd. Between the attempted heel turn of Sting, BMI's heel turn (which was equally stupid because they had yet to reach their full potential as faces), and the weakened Wolfe (despite destroy Angle in their feud, Angle got all the wins), team Flair is just off. Team Hogan isn't much better. You have Abyss who is NOT Hulk Hogan version 2, version 1.5 or even version 1.1. He's a big man like Hogan, and can put on decent matches like Hogan many years ago, but that's where the similarities end. I question Jarrett because he whacked Hogan with a guitar years ago to protect TNA yet now he's on team Hogan of all things. Then there's RVD and Jeff Hardy, both men who got punked by Sting and Roode, respectively.
That reminds me....last month TNA amazed me. I never saw a segment that managed to weaken BOTH men. Having RVD pin Sting within seconds weakened Sting's character. Having Sting destroy RVD for onward of ten minutes made RVD look weak in comparison. Just amazing...
Oh and I pick team Hogan just because team Hogan has been getting punked for the last few weeks.

-Kurt Angle vs. Mr. Anderson.
Winner: Anderson. Kurt is taking a break. Why not have Anderson put him out, thereby setting up a potential lucrative rematch?

-Doug Williams vs. Shannon Moore vs. Kazarian in a Triple Threat Match for the X-Division Title.
Winner: Williams. Didn't Moore lose last month? Didn't Kaz win a title shot as well? Why does Moore get a rematch anyway? Oh, and regarding Kaz, watch for this to be one next step for him going to ROH. He was already wanting to leave, and given how TNA is willingly letting go decent talent (Kong, Daniels), I can't see Kaz staying much longer unless they give him the title, or better yet, a feud with A.J. Styles.

-The Beautiful People vs. Angelina Love and Tara with the TNA Knockouts Tag Titles and the TNA Knockouts Title on the line.

-Scott Hall and Sean Waltman vs. Team 3D.
Winners: Hall and Waltman. The Band/NWO/Wolfpac has not been that effective. Yet, they won last month on a three-on-one handicap match more or less. And yes they have beaten the crap out of others. However, when the bell rings, they have not been that effective. If they are ever going to be taken as a serious force, they need to have a win, and one way is beating one of the established tag teams of the current generation.

-Eric Young vs. Kevin Nash.
Winner: Nash. See above. However, I heard this was a cage match. Usually, a cage match is a big blow off to a huge feud. However, Young / Nash have feuded for one month. While I can understand the issue with having a lengthy feud between the two, I still feel a cage match is pre-mature. Either way, I can't see Nash losing here.

-Homicide and Brian Kendrick vs. The Motor City Machine Guns.
Winners: MCMG unless TNA is trying to get rid of them. Why aren't the MCMGs getting their title shot? Why are they facing a make-shift team? Wasn't Homicide turning face again after what happened to Hermandez? Or is that it? Is this some sort of plot by Homicide to get in the ring with the man who put his former tag team partner out? If so, why team with kendrick? So many questions, and I feel we'll get no answers.

-James Storm vs. Rob Van Dam, with the winner receiving the advantage for his team in Lethal Lockdown.
Winner: Storm by DQ. I can't see RVD doing a clean job here. RVD is fresh, and having him lose is just silly. I can't see Storm lose either as usually they want the heels to have the advantage. Watch for a sneaky DQ win for Storm.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Too bad that didn't load for me Deni.

Anyway, so TNA decided to surprise everyone with RVD taking the title. Wonder how long it will last.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

RVD's over at TNA too? Just how much of TNA's roster is WWE/WCW/ECW, half of it? I still have yet to watch any of their shows on Monday and Thursday nights, but are they doing better than WWE?

Originally Posted by Denicalis

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This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

WWE is still beating them. It might have to do with the fact that they have storylines that make little sense.

But who knows, perhaps Abyssmania will run wild and raise TNA to be WWE's equal. Lawl.

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This is usually how TNA goes -- 1.0 Ratings one week, .6 the next, .78 the next week then .9 the next. Theres really no stability in the ratings

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This week they did things well. Between RVD winning the title, Joe returning (and seemingly going back to his roots), and some other things, they seemed to have things going well.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?