- Not making AJ Styles a Main Event mainstay
- Not utilizing Samoa Joe to his full potential
- Bringing back a boring Face Jeff Hardy (lets give TNA credit for turning Hardy Heel. It added an extra dimension to his character and was actually a fresh idea, Hardy is imo much more interesting as a Heel than a Face a.k.a glorified stuntman)
- Making Hogan into a boring Heel authority figure
- Making Flair the leader of a stable instead of a manager for some Heel up and comer. Picture Flair managing Austin Aries for example, that would be GOLDEN.
- Releasing Jay Lethal after putting him over Flair in a feud. Jay Lethal = Midcard/Upper Midcard Gold and good Main Event jobber if nothing else.
- Signing **** Foley and doing NOTHING of note with him.
- Releasing Scott Steiner instead of using him as a promo cutting GOD
- Releasing just about every Knockout that was interesting to watch, T&A being overlooked (i.e. Daffney, Kharma, Hamada)
- Releasing Raven instead of making him a manager or stable leader, he could also help backstage with booking.
- Not making Christopher Daniels a threatening Main Event Heel.
- Wasting Desmond Wolfe's potential until he couldn't wrestle anymore anyway.
- Wasting time pushing a burnt out (mentally and physically) RVD to the Main Event
- Flip flopping Anderson between Face and Heel instead of just keeping him Heel where he belongs.
- Turning Angle Heel (who gives a crap about Heel Angle nowadays? He's their most credible former WWE guy and should be used as an Undertaker/Shawn Michaels type guy)
- Using an out of shape/aged Abyss as a serious threat, on second thought Abyss hasn't been used right since they ditched James Mitchell and made him start talking.
- Making Devon the fucking TV Champion instead of keeping it on a youngster
That's all I got for now. Imo TNA has done almost irreparable damage to some of the most recognizable superstars on their roster. It's a miracle that places like the UK give them so much support with the bullshit they've been pulling and potential that they've wasted thanks to horrible booking decisions.
Hopefully the new management team shakes things up in a good way and remedies the lost opportunities TNA's floundered.
- Not utilizing Samoa Joe to his full potential
- Bringing back a boring Face Jeff Hardy (lets give TNA credit for turning Hardy Heel. It added an extra dimension to his character and was actually a fresh idea, Hardy is imo much more interesting as a Heel than a Face a.k.a glorified stuntman)
- Making Hogan into a boring Heel authority figure
- Making Flair the leader of a stable instead of a manager for some Heel up and comer. Picture Flair managing Austin Aries for example, that would be GOLDEN.
- Releasing Jay Lethal after putting him over Flair in a feud. Jay Lethal = Midcard/Upper Midcard Gold and good Main Event jobber if nothing else.
- Signing **** Foley and doing NOTHING of note with him.
- Releasing Scott Steiner instead of using him as a promo cutting GOD
- Releasing just about every Knockout that was interesting to watch, T&A being overlooked (i.e. Daffney, Kharma, Hamada)
- Releasing Raven instead of making him a manager or stable leader, he could also help backstage with booking.
- Not making Christopher Daniels a threatening Main Event Heel.
- Wasting Desmond Wolfe's potential until he couldn't wrestle anymore anyway.
- Wasting time pushing a burnt out (mentally and physically) RVD to the Main Event
- Flip flopping Anderson between Face and Heel instead of just keeping him Heel where he belongs.
- Turning Angle Heel (who gives a crap about Heel Angle nowadays? He's their most credible former WWE guy and should be used as an Undertaker/Shawn Michaels type guy)
- Using an out of shape/aged Abyss as a serious threat, on second thought Abyss hasn't been used right since they ditched James Mitchell and made him start talking.
- Making Devon the fucking TV Champion instead of keeping it on a youngster
That's all I got for now. Imo TNA has done almost irreparable damage to some of the most recognizable superstars on their roster. It's a miracle that places like the UK give them so much support with the bullshit they've been pulling and potential that they've wasted thanks to horrible booking decisions.
Hopefully the new management team shakes things up in a good way and remedies the lost opportunities TNA's floundered.