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**Bad Blood** · 08-19-2012, 05:11 PM

I think it's great news the tickets are selling. This shows this ppv is getting better and moving forward

miles berg · 08-19-2012, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by TheKorean

They need to do well so they can take more PPVs out on the road and soon IMPACT as well....

Doing shows at IZ isnt helping their argument against Punk claiming that they are indy feds.

WWE did their shows out of the tiny Manhatten Center for awhile when they started RAW.

WCW did a lot of their shows out of Disney including the beginning of the nWo angle, those first few Nitros of the nWo days were all at Disney.

Were those guys indy?

They had decades of history and were still doing weekly TV at the same small venue at times.

TheKorean · 08-19-2012, 05:57 PM

WWE and WCW eventually left. WWe and WCW grew after they left those venues.

Thats what TNA need to do soon.

**Bad Blood** · 08-19-2012, 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by TheKorean

WWE and WCW eventually left. WWe and WCW grew after they left those venues.

Thats what TNA need to do soon.

Agree once TNA leaves that it may grow. I much rather see TNA on the road always enjoy it.

King_Of_This_World · 08-19-2012, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by TheKorean

WWE and WCW eventually left. WWe and WCW grew after they left those venues.

Thats what TNA need to do soon.

They cant leave the venue until they can draw big enough crowds on the road to make it financially viable, and with the current economy and WWE monopoly on the business, they cant.

Hope BFG sells out, last year was dissapointing.

TheKorean · 08-19-2012, 09:42 PM

Until then, then, TNA needs to stop comparing themselves to WWE, or even think of themselves as competitors.

TNAmarkFromIndia · 08-20-2012, 12:40 AM

TNA can't go on the road more often until they can be sure enough that those shows will attract a decently enough sized crowd. On the road shows cost a lot and they can't do that all the time if it doesn't translate into ticket sales. TNA most probably suffer big losses when they take Impact on the road, hence it is not done often. It will take a long, LONG time for TNA to get to that level. Until then, staying at the Impact Zone is just smarter business.

Guybush Threepwood · 08-20-2012, 12:41 AM

I dont care how many people are there, as long as they are pure psycho like that Slammi crowd.

THe crowd made that event, and all the matches, so much better.

King_Of_This_World · 08-20-2012, 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by TheKorean

Until then, then, TNA needs to stop comparing themselves to WWE, or even think of themselves as competitors.

And since when do they? Or are they not allowed to criticise the 'mighty' WWE?

I dont know why you bother coming in the TNA section when all you ever seem to do is take digs at them.

TheKorean · 08-20-2012, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by King_Of_This_World

And since when do they? Or are they not allowed to criticise the 'mighty' WWE?

I dont know why you bother coming in the TNA section when all you ever seem to do is take digs at them.

Sorry but TNA not neing in WWE financially.and in terms.of. opularity is not takkng a dig at them. Its true. I called am not saying TNA is incompetent but it is what it is. TNA cant afford to take their shows on the road. Thats a fact. Dont act like TNA is a real threat for WWE.

Yet anyway.