Monty Brown- This dude was rough around the edges sure but had everything a growing company could want in a champion. He went to WWE and first match in was showcased a million times better. WHAT THE WHAT TNA?!
Erik Watts/Dale Torborg-Dale is in basball and Erik was never good to begin with. but he was a an authority figure amongst Jeff Jarretts political BS and had some presence about it. These two had simular appearances and movesets, they should have been a tag team.
Lance Hoyt- Known to most as Vance Archer he first came to TNa as this 7 foot Test look alike that could do Moonsaults, not to mention the innovative Texas Towerbomb. this guy would have been a perfect connection of traditional main eventers and X division style wrestling, but for some reason got no push, no momentum apart from that exchange with Abyss at the first Fight For The Right Tournament.
Trytan- 7 foot, uh... well... he's big and tall. That counts for something right?
Joe Legend- thats right i'm recommending this man
im suprised how much this guy has upped his game on the indy scene since becoming a C show jobber. he did have an activer role in the Red Shirt Security but immediantly dissapeared when that was done to make way for the Elite Guard. Also, just like...
Steve Corino-He screams WWe all over, something TNA have a hard for right now.except Steve can actually handle himself on the mic.
Chad Collyer-Also in the Elite Guard, Dean Malenko's student could have filled the void left by Mr Road Agent but in TNA
Matt Morgan-Mr Mt. Footprint Blueprint here is doing alright now but if he does win the belt soon, will any of you even care?
Hotstuff Hernandez- A couple of years ago this guy was on fire.
Super Mex, remember that? He cashed in his FOF Case before the match at the ppv even started! Yet that went nowhere. Who knows if his time down south will pay off nowadays.
The last two guys are somewhat in the same boat and could've given some fresh life into the TNA main event on a brand extending level. Even up to this day i think they should have done Morgan and Fourtune vs Hernandez and The Legion at BFG
Petey Williams and Eric Young- The Canadian Destroyer was finally coming into his own as Maple Leaf Muscle(hope no "substances" were involved) looked like a guy TNA could take a risk on, but they decied that Gas-out Steiner was a safer bet. Eric Young had a little bit of everything, had the TNA audiance in the palm of his hand, even Jericho was high on this guy back in the day. Nuff said.
Xtreme Dean- Appearing only for the Mexico vs UK X Cup, this man is the British Rey Misterio, any questions?
