Read a report that Haas and Benjamin are set to debut with ROH at their September PPV. I am glad they haven't jumped to TNA at this time, and hope they can benefit from a light work schedule. Maybe if the management at TNA gets its stuff together they could be helpful, but until they get their heads out of their asses and they can have a more solid tag team division.
Originally posted by StaggerLeeRead a report that Haas and Benjamin are set to debut with ROH at their September PPV. I am glad they haven't jumped to TNA at this time, and hope they can benefit from a light work schedule. Maybe if the management at TNA gets its stuff together they could be helpful, but until they get their heads out of their asses and they can have a more solid tag team division.
Well the tag division is really the only thing TNA is getting right. Hell it's the only area they have the WWE beat. It used to be that the X Division really was what stood out and differentiated TNA from the WWE(and made it a alternative), but Russo killed the X division when he came back in '06. now it's the tag action although TNA has beaten the WWE in tag team action since '02.I'd love to see Haas and Benjamin wrestle Beer Money, MCMG, Generation Me and L A X if they reunite.
I tried to watch the show yesterday. Originally, I was annoyed by the commentators, but now the camerawork has devolved. It feels like they want to use the same camera jumps the WWE employs to embellish move impacts. But the timing isn't there, and I felt like I was missing activity.
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Doesn't the rise of heel authority figures roughly coincide with the decline of heel stable managers? Back when you had guys like Albano, Heenan, Blassie, Sheik Adnan, JJ Dillon, (fill in the guy for your local territory)..
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