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With the tight budgets, people getting laid off and all the bad news of TNA lately has me to think that TNA having a smaller roster (while some may laugh at it) is a blessing in disguise? Personally my beef or one of my beefs with TNA was that they had spent a lot on too many talents and many of them weren't being used.
Now with the limited roster they currently have, i feel they can focus on those certain talents and build their company around those few. And then every once in a while when a new guy like ETHAN debuts.it's a bigger deal to showcase a new guy into a company that isn't fully stacked with talent. Plus with a smaller roster we can get to familiarize ourselves better with the characters of TNA. Character development should be a plus now that there is less talent on the TNA roster.
Anyone agree...disagree? (Y)
Now with the limited roster they currently have, i feel they can focus on those certain talents and build their company around those few. And then every once in a while when a new guy like ETHAN debuts.it's a bigger deal to showcase a new guy into a company that isn't fully stacked with talent. Plus with a smaller roster we can get to familiarize ourselves better with the characters of TNA. Character development should be a plus now that there is less talent on the TNA roster.
Anyone agree...disagree? (Y)