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02-07-2013, 03:10 PM
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Carrying SCOTT STEINER's bags
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
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Originally Posted by Jaysfromnyc
Portraying TNA as the victims is a joke. This is typical wrestling stuff and it's not like TNA hasn't made moves in the past to screw with other companies. One more recent example I can think of the ROH/Kenny King situation.
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King wasn't on a contract and he left after asking ROH if could he work 1 impact show. They said no and he showed up anyway.
One of the main reason why some communication between companies is important. ROH just straight up fired him on facebook after he showed up. |
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02-07-2013, 05:24 PM
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#162 (permalink)
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Little Poppa Pump
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
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Originally Posted by frankrott
It isn't a rumour WWE have already booked venues in reaction.
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But it dont mean its to block TNA, it could be they dont want to get screwed out of arenas form other things, when they are dealing with the big arenas there is not much need, but the smllar ones are much more cahotic and "anyone" can get them and makes it hardar to book when you want
they may be sign deals nothing says its a move aginst tna |
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02-07-2013, 05:32 PM
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
The kenny king/roh situation happened because ROH's management was incompetent. Plain and simple, no way around this fact. If a current TNA champion appeared on WWE or vice-versa you wouldn't be that forgiving.
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02-07-2013, 06:31 PM
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
According to Figure Four Weekly Online, WWE has contacted a number of arenas to secure dates and will likely be using some of their non-compete clauses to prevent TNA from running those arenas with the new Impact Wrestling tapings schedule. WWE has booked a number of mid-size arenas including the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia, the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, and the First Bank Center in Broomfield, Colorado. WWE will be running those buildings in their markets instead of the major arenas they usually run in.
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02-07-2013, 07:34 PM
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
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Originally Posted by NoWordsNoPain
According to Figure Four Weekly Online, WWE has contacted a number of arenas to secure dates and will likely be using some of their non-compete clauses to prevent TNA from running those arenas with the new Impact Wrestling tapings schedule. WWE has booked a number of mid-size arenas including the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia, the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, and the First Bank Center in Broomfield, Colorado. WWE will be running those buildings in their markets instead of the major arenas they usually run in.
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Unfortunate, looks like Vince really wants to stop TNA's progress. |
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02-07-2013, 07:40 PM
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
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Originally Posted by NoWordsNoPain
According to Figure Four Weekly Online, WWE has contacted a number of arenas to secure dates and will likely be using some of their non-compete clauses to prevent TNA from running those arenas with the new Impact Wrestling tapings schedule. WWE has booked a number of mid-size arenas including the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia, the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, and the First Bank Center in Broomfield, Colorado. WWE will be running those buildings in their markets instead of the major arenas they usually run in.
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If this is true, Vince must be retarded
Sacrificing his normal venues for smaller worse venues just to screw TNA?
Even Vince isnt that petty
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Well he is, but he isnt stupid. the son of a bitch likes his money |
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02-07-2013, 07:42 PM
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Little Poppa Pump
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
So ever think maybe there is another reason? way to safe money?
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02-07-2013, 07:49 PM
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Asking SCOTT STEINER for Wrestling Advice
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
Tna should hire the bigger arenas and just use part of it
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02-07-2013, 08:00 PM
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
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If this is true, Vince must be retarded
Sacrificing his normal venues for smaller worse venues just to screw TNA?
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Vince: So we canīt sell out the big expansive arenas anymore. I need an excuse to book smaller places.
Intern: We could say it is to block TNA.
Vince: Thatīs just stupid. I have an idea how about we say that we want to block TNA from certain venues.
Intern: but thatīs what I just...
Vince: Get me a coffee. I feel very creative tonight. I Senseai a new Tensai segment. How about a T&A reunion?
Intern: Uh...
Vince: Sounds too much like TNA you are right. |
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02-07-2013, 09:33 PM
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Getting ignored by SCOTT STEINER
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Re: WWE trying to block possible TNA taping venues
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Originally Posted by phenom64
If this is true, WWE and Vince McMahon should be ashamed of themselves. They used to want to fight to be the top dog in wrestling and prove that they were the number one company. Now that they are, they would rather spend their massive amount of money ensuring that another company cannot grow.
WWE is decent with their product today, but if they really want to do something with TNA, they need to further improve their product first. They would rather hinder TNA's growth than improve their own? That sounds pretty pathetic to me. Granted, that's if this turns out to be true.
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This. Granted, if it is true, it's a smart, tactical business decision. But that in bold is what I would take issue with.
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Originally Posted by TomasThunder619
I mean, of course it is better for him, what he is doing right now, but if he fought TNA on TV by trying to make his show as good as possible, then not only Vince and WWE would win, but then all the fans would win.
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In a perfect world, this would be the norm.
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Originally Posted by TomasThunder619
OK, so to sum it up, Vince is always doing what is good for buiseness, and it is not always good for the fans.
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Yes. And that, too, is smart business. What matters is that you train your consumers to accept your product no matter if it changes negatively. Vince has trained his audience very well. And a sense of loyalty keeps a lot of people rooted, not unlike how some people love their favorite football teams whether they win or lose. And that's why some of the same people who complain about WWE day in and day out still say "TNA sucks" without even bothering to watch it first, or only watching one segment that even TNA fans don't like (in order to, I might add, critique it negatively) so they can be like, "I'm glad I don't watch this crap." So, yeah.
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Vince: So we canīt sell out the big expansive arenas anymore. I need an excuse to book smaller places.
Intern: We could say it is to block TNA.
Vince: Thatīs just stupid. I have an idea how about we say that we want to block TNA from certain venues.
Intern: but thatīs what I just...
Vince: Get me a coffee. I feel very creative tonight. I Senseai a new Tensai segment. How about a T&A reunion?
Intern: Uh...
Vince: Sounds too much like TNA you are right.
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