For the sake of argument let's just maintain that Dixie Carter is correct in saying that TNA will be around next year. Judging by the news, we will see at least some, possibly all, of the following changes:
- Smaller roster with few well known stars
- New announce team
- New taping venue, possibly in the NYC market
- Different television network (Velocity, WGN)
I'm curious what others think TNA will be like after the changes. I think it's safe to say that anybody who won a title at the last few tapings will be staying with the company. Everybody else is either on the chopping block or will have to take less money to stay with the company. It will be interesting to see if TNA tries to win over casual viewers with stunts or racy storylines, or if they just put out a solid, traditional wrestling show. I think it will be generally back to basics, but I could be wrong. It's going to be interesting.
- Smaller roster with few well known stars
- New announce team
- New taping venue, possibly in the NYC market
- Different television network (Velocity, WGN)
I'm curious what others think TNA will be like after the changes. I think it's safe to say that anybody who won a title at the last few tapings will be staying with the company. Everybody else is either on the chopping block or will have to take less money to stay with the company. It will be interesting to see if TNA tries to win over casual viewers with stunts or racy storylines, or if they just put out a solid, traditional wrestling show. I think it will be generally back to basics, but I could be wrong. It's going to be interesting.
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