EC3 with a stable behind him of Rhino, Ezekiel Jackson, and Snitsky? The King Mo involvement is tacked on and Dixie is pretty much useless but EC3 has legit star capability. Leading a stable of big men to dominate the organization certainly has potential. Snitsky and Jackson could make for a solid big man tag team, something the company can certainly use. Rhino being a former TNA World Champ also adds an extra layer of credibility to the entire situation.
The Sanada/Muta feud may not put a lot of butts in seats in the United States but it certainly doesn't hurt an overall card. Plus, Storm mixing it up with a legit legend in the business isn't hurting him any. Speaking of not putting butts in seats but making for a better overall product, the Knockouts seem to have a purpose again and they have enough credibility to add to a card as well.
Lashley as world champ gives the belt credibility, even if a Lashley/Aries program doesn't particularly excite me. Within the confines of TNA it makes sense and maybe it will surprise everyone. If both men play their roles well when it comes to the in-ring competition then this could make for an unexpected classic.
Low-Ki being back doesn't hurt, Sam Shaw is a good character, and Hardyz/Wolves is certainly a match that would pull a good draw for ROH, so why not TNA? Roode being consistently pushed can only help TNA even if I'm not sold on MVP's instant jump to main event talent. The ECW reunion, of sorts, doesn't interest me at all either but at least they got the guys that can still wrestle.
So what do you think, is TNA heading in a better direction?
The Sanada/Muta feud may not put a lot of butts in seats in the United States but it certainly doesn't hurt an overall card. Plus, Storm mixing it up with a legit legend in the business isn't hurting him any. Speaking of not putting butts in seats but making for a better overall product, the Knockouts seem to have a purpose again and they have enough credibility to add to a card as well.
Lashley as world champ gives the belt credibility, even if a Lashley/Aries program doesn't particularly excite me. Within the confines of TNA it makes sense and maybe it will surprise everyone. If both men play their roles well when it comes to the in-ring competition then this could make for an unexpected classic.
Low-Ki being back doesn't hurt, Sam Shaw is a good character, and Hardyz/Wolves is certainly a match that would pull a good draw for ROH, so why not TNA? Roode being consistently pushed can only help TNA even if I'm not sold on MVP's instant jump to main event talent. The ECW reunion, of sorts, doesn't interest me at all either but at least they got the guys that can still wrestle.
So what do you think, is TNA heading in a better direction?
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