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What would make TNA wrestling better?

I am a huge wrestling fan (WWE. TNA, MMA) but Tna was only good to me when the WWE was doing the same old things . NOw they are back to being the BEST I was wondering why everyone Downs TNA so much and what could make them give wwe a run for their money…… Tna is not even bring in 2.0 on the rating scale WWE 3.5 easy on a bad night

This is my personal thought on TNA right now. 1. They are completely disorganized. I totally expect that from Bischoff and Dixie Carter (who is a buisness expert, not a wrestling expert). If you look at some of the interviews from other TNA wrestlers, they will tell you that they have no idea what was going on backstage. There is a lot of wholes in their storylines as well. Why did Sting return? Who kidnapped Samoa Joe? etc. Its quite disorganized. Did you know RVD’s title win (the one that scored 1.0) was a last minute move because they felt what they were trying was failing? So they felt a title change would help them. What they really need is to get reorganized. They need order. The reason WCW fell was because no one cared enough to actually work on a good storyline.

So this is what I think TNA should do?
1. Get their stories straight. And to always have a back up plan. Many of their top wrestlers are injured, so they need to find other stories that involved their mid-carders.
2. Organize the politics that is happening backstage.
3. Focus more on the Knock out division. This is one of the reasons that TNA is more successful then WWE, but now, they are slowly being reduced to diva status. So they need to keep it up with the matches and less modeling.
4. Focus on the young talent. Forget about the band and stuff, give that screen time to guys that were the TNA originals before Hogan and Bischoff joined. I still think TNA is stupid for letting Christopher Daniels and Awesome Kong go.
5. They need to reach a world wide fan base. If they expand their product outside their Florida base, they can get more attention. This means tours in different countries, and even just the US. I guess what I’m saying is more exposure.
6. Get rid of those stupid controversial gimmicks and people like Orlando Jordan and Bubba the Love Sponge (thank god he got released). TNA said they were about action, and they should focus on that.

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