They had to lose all of their top talent and change ownership multiple times before they figured out how put together a consistent 2 hour show.
Some dude on here told me they had better shows than wwe and aew
since their inception in 2002, they've been far more consistent than the WWE, which this board devotes 80% of their attention too.
the only bad period they really had was the Hogan era, along with a few spotty stretches here-n-there.
I'll never understand stupid threads like these, where people pride themselves on ignorance.
what I said was that they had arguably the two best shows out the year.
and I didn't tell you specifically. you jumped in the convo, then i dismissed you on some high school chit, when I noticed that you were a dikkhead.
between this and that NBA legends thread, I now see that youre not the brightest bulb.
your POV is trash
why are you quoting me, idgaf about some loser Indy promotion, that has a nerve to be too arrogant to merge to become legit competition.
Impact hasn’t been good since like 2010 and aside from a few decent wrestlers, they have gone from almost a number 2 to like tied with fukking ROH and NWA for last place. Until they merge, fukk this company and fukk NWA too.
1. I wasn’t talking to you initially
Based on my response in the other thread. All I’m a say is whatever
Maybe I am or maybe I just don’t like low budget Indy style wrestling from a company that has regressed so much over the years. Whatever I’m still not watching, nxt fills the Indy small market wrestling fix for me and if I need more I will check njpw
Aces & 8 was piff when it started!
Aces & 8's had the same problem as the NWO. It eventually became too much of a good thing, and they tried to book Aces & 8's as "cool heels" instead of pure villains. It was a classic case of doing too much.
