Why can't TNA fire Dixie Carter?
Because i think her father owns TNA. I think his Panda energy or whatever it's call will help TNA survive.
Why does TNA have fewer fans than WWE despite having better or comparable talent?
TNA was a good amount of show in past but for now Impact Wrestling isn't even considerable. The question is old but I was requested today so I'll conclude both time, old and now.As you said in old time that is few years ago TNA has talent like Matt & Jeff, Kurt Angle, alot of them that were a better talent. The only reason that stands tall is WWE's business monopoly. They don't let anyone to get over them that quick. WWE had a rich past and so does TNA, but notice 'had' a rich past.TNA suffered from alot of problem like,They yet have taped shows.Since, shows are taped you'll get to know the results earlier in the week. It's interesting for few days but later you just stick to early results and slow by slow you leave watching it. For a proper run down if they will run live than will be better to compete.Already a less Fan base.Take an example of WWE they everytime engage people from different countries. Just like now with Jinder Mahal they are engaging India, with UK tournament they were engaging UK, with the upcoming females tournament they are engaging female talent all over the world and that is what TNA does not has in them.Using threw off Talent by WWE.It's not bad but certainly developes a wrong mentality between non smarks. People think TNA picks talanet that failed in WWE, like Kurt, Jeff & Matt who left WWE for certain reason but since not every guy knows the same, a common human behavior let's them take thing in wrong way.Struggling with Storyline.The worst part of TNA is script. A wise saying says, A bunch of sheep lead by a wolf is always stronger than bunch of wolf lead by a sheep. That goes to TNA, they have wolf but their writers are sheep. They don't have interesting storyline to build.WWE's Monopoly.If TNA bring up a better storylines or raises down a new break out talent or a sensation WWE would use their power of money and buy their talent, just like Jeff & Matt, Drew Galloway. So untill WWE has the money in their favour none of the wrestling promotions is gonna act best.
Searching for tv shows with a love/hate couple?
Oh I love Veronica Mars Try a Korean Drama (there's lots of those) These are my fav. and I think you will enjoy them Delightful Girl Choon-Hyung Coffee Prince True Blood (Eric - Sookie - Bill) Farscape (John and Aeryn) The Secret Life of the American Teenager Eureka (Allison and Carter) Hart Of Dixie (Wade hates Zoe and vice-versa, but the last episode shows them together and I hope they end up together or it could be like a "Gilmore Girls") Gossip Girl
Is interest in traditional musical instruments dying?
Is interest in traditional musical instruments dying?If the question is whether interest in the learning of traditional musical instruments dying, then no, I don’t think the interest is dying, but the actual number of learners might have been declining for some time.Almost everyone admires great performers and wish they are able to play an instrument at a high level, but translating that into actually being engaged in the learning process is often not realized because proper music lessons are expensive, and the time and effort commitment requires choosing priorities without a clear career path if pursued seriously.In addition, enticing alternatives in the form of synthesizers, sequencers, samplers, and “keyboards” offers perceived shortcuts at relatively low cost are attracting young people from their exposure to pop culture and music of their generation.Even traditional guitar and drums are seeing a decline without an end in sight which industry blames the absence of high caliber rock bands as we’ve seen from the 1970s to inspire the next generation.The classical music scene might be even more disastrous with the exception of piano and maybe violin.Geography probably plays an important role as well - some major cities such as NYC, Nashville, LA, Toronto, Montreal, Fort Worth, etc. are hubs for certain musical genres and instruments which will always serve to inspire new generations of traditional musical instrument learners.
Is TNA in danger of folding?
I will give them some credit for one thing, they aren't overspending like WCW, they aren't clinging onto big names like Hogan, Sting, Styles! TNA is trying to stay within it's budget, WCW never tried to stay within it's budget, TNA also has plans to tour the UK again next year, so the folks running TNA must not be planning on go out of business anytime this year, who knows what will happen, the carter's have money, TNA is on national television, and Bob wants to keep his little girl happy, I don't see TNA folding anytime soon!
You think if WCW would of pushed the younger talented wrestlers on the roster would they still be around today?
The Undertaker wrestled in WCW in 1989 for about 1 year on September 1, 1990 WCW had decided not to renew his contract he wrestled under the name "Mean Mark" Callous and he was part of the tall buildings tag team with his partner Dan Spivey in October 1990 he signed with the WWF and the rest is history he along with Mick Foley and Steve Austin became legends in WWE.
Why do people hate vince russo so much?
beacuse he is using so many storyline from the past which where done in the WWE. He made the storyline for Owen Hart to be the blue blazer and having him lowered. Almost killed Bret Hart with another stupid stunt in WCW when he made Bret speed out of the Arena in his car when Goldberg was chasing him and he hit ice and alomst went flying into a production truck.
How much is All Elite wrestling (AEW) going to spend on talent?
I do not buy what Jericho is claiming about his 3 year deal,being the best ever of his career. At one time in WWE, he was earning over $3 million a year (i remember reading this in an interview years ago). So if he is making more than $3 million, imagine what AJ Styles is going to make. Imagine what Dean Ambrose would make, let’s just assume they also get $3 million a year, that makes $9 million for 3 competitors, and they still have no outside revenue coming in (TV, events, etc). Keep in mind, they already said that every talent signed gets to have their own merchandise store, so they are never going to get any revenue from that, so they are going to have to charge WWE prices in order to make money on the shows. That is where the law of diminishing returns kicks in. Look at ECW as a perfect example. 15 years ago, an ECW reunion card could charge $100 for a ringside seat, because it was new, but flash forward 5 years, that same card is now only $30 and attended by less people, because its no longer new.If the backers of AEW were so business savvy, how come their NFL franchise is not like the New England Patriots, perennial super bowl contenders every season? Right now, AEW is a new toy, how long will they allow it to lose money before they insist it makes a profit. Remember, TNA was purchased by Panda Energy, as a plaything for Dixie Carter, and they allowed it to lose money for a bit, but then they wanted it to be profitable and they never could turn a profit. It eventually was sold to whoever owns it now, and it’s operated on a shoe string budget, and may be turning a very small profit, but notice that all the more expensive TNA talents, have also moved on, seeing the writing on the wall. Also notice the downward progression of TV. They went from being paid on Spike TV, to being paid less on Destination America, to buying air time on Pop, and now are airing on a channel that many do not get.So I have reservations about anything Jericho is saying about pay.
Who else thinks there will be a TNA vs. WWE war?
i really want a tna vs wwe war but the only thing is, is that a war probably wouldnt be good for a "PG" show. but i think the only thing that can save the wwe is a war,but then again TNA could have the upper hand because 1) its not pg and they still bleed 2) there x division and knockouts are way better used than wwe's talent 3) you dont see a gang of little kids in every section of the arena at a tna event. Im not a TNA fanboy... i love wwe to death but facts are facts
Will TNA ever grow?
I mean it could grow, I can't doubt that for a second but I don't think it'll happen soon.The problems for TNA happened when they lost Spike TV, and as such lost coverage on UK TV with Bravo.But it could also be Blamed in Vince Russo, who wrote horrible angles in TNA that made the brand feel like a second rising of WCW (not the good parts of it either).Then Dixie Carter made some horrible decisions, she lost two channels worth of coverage in Spike TV and then with its second provider (whose name for the life of me I can't remember) when they blatantly broke the rules of the deal they had with the brand by powerbombing Dixie through a table, thanks Bully Ray.And now look at them, they brought back in Jarrett, a man who makes Vince McMahon look modest by merging it with the pyramid scheme that was GFW.Has that worked well? No. Viewership in America is low, booking is bad and the talent isn't that good. Sure there's Rosemary, EC3 and James Storm but to that extent there's Laurel van Ness, KM and Marshea Rocket (Sorry if I misspelled it, having to remember it from the top of my head).I just don't see it unless they were to do some serious fixing of their product after all the problems that's come about from TNA being dumb in terms of booking.