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No this might seem simular to past ideas done but I had an idea for a big storyline: We get this upper midcard heel, one with main even potential. He keeps complaining that he should be in the main event, even though there is plenty of kayfabe evidence saying why he shouldn't.
He gets to the point that he starts harrassing Dixie and says that she'll be sorry if she dosen't give in. Dixie calls his bluff, saying that he'll be nothing elsewhere and that he has no options. The heel says "There are always options"
Not long after, the heel and someother wrestlers interupt a main event. Dixie comes out and states calls them pathetic for starting yet another invasion. However, the heel produces papers, saying that he and his associates are not invading TNA, but breaking away and starting thier own company (RCW, Renegade Championship Wrestling) and the papers show that they have indeed done that.
To later legitimize it, The RCW guys come out with thier own title belts and a declaration from Spike that they would get thier own show. Dixie calls them out on how they could do this on thier own and the Heel says they didn't.
Out comes Jeff Jarret. He says that he help finance RCW because he hates the fact that he doesn't control TNA and that Dixie stole it from him. Dixie conter-points and states that TNA would have died in its first her if not for her and her family. All Jarrett did was use the company to put himself over. Jarrett shows he doesn't care about TNA anymore and that he, The Heel and RCW are going to raid everything they can from TNA, make RCW huge and let TNA rot and die. (Note that The Heel would be the leader, Jarrett would be his partner)
The next month or so, both companies stay on thier own shows, save for a few hit and runs. Then a massive attack from RCW and TNA goes on the offensive. Titles go back forth between wrestlers and brands.
In the final battle, a team battle would deside the fact of both companies. To help make it seem less perdictable (most fans, mostly the IWC, would perdict that TNA would win) TNA would make a hint that they were going to change thier name. This would bring more speculation. In the match itself, the possiblity that TNA would lose would seem more evident. TNA would of course win.
After the end, Dixie states that there will be a series of unification matches and if a former RCW loses, it would be a long time before they'd ever get another title shot. The matches happen, the belts are unified and TNA goes to the next storyline.
What do ya think lads and lasses?
He gets to the point that he starts harrassing Dixie and says that she'll be sorry if she dosen't give in. Dixie calls his bluff, saying that he'll be nothing elsewhere and that he has no options. The heel says "There are always options"
Not long after, the heel and someother wrestlers interupt a main event. Dixie comes out and states calls them pathetic for starting yet another invasion. However, the heel produces papers, saying that he and his associates are not invading TNA, but breaking away and starting thier own company (RCW, Renegade Championship Wrestling) and the papers show that they have indeed done that.
To later legitimize it, The RCW guys come out with thier own title belts and a declaration from Spike that they would get thier own show. Dixie calls them out on how they could do this on thier own and the Heel says they didn't.
Out comes Jeff Jarret. He says that he help finance RCW because he hates the fact that he doesn't control TNA and that Dixie stole it from him. Dixie conter-points and states that TNA would have died in its first her if not for her and her family. All Jarrett did was use the company to put himself over. Jarrett shows he doesn't care about TNA anymore and that he, The Heel and RCW are going to raid everything they can from TNA, make RCW huge and let TNA rot and die. (Note that The Heel would be the leader, Jarrett would be his partner)
The next month or so, both companies stay on thier own shows, save for a few hit and runs. Then a massive attack from RCW and TNA goes on the offensive. Titles go back forth between wrestlers and brands.
In the final battle, a team battle would deside the fact of both companies. To help make it seem less perdictable (most fans, mostly the IWC, would perdict that TNA would win) TNA would make a hint that they were going to change thier name. This would bring more speculation. In the match itself, the possiblity that TNA would lose would seem more evident. TNA would of course win.
After the end, Dixie states that there will be a series of unification matches and if a former RCW loses, it would be a long time before they'd ever get another title shot. The matches happen, the belts are unified and TNA goes to the next storyline.
What do ya think lads and lasses?
