So Billy Corgan just bought the NWA

[DoubleJ13]

Got the name, rights, trademarks, & the NWA title. I guess he also gets their streaming service, which if he wanted to dump he could sell all the tapes to WWE & probably get a decent chunk of money out of it

 

[The Rainmaker]

Well, this sure came outta nowhere

 

[Heelish]

fukk this alt-right conspiracy theorist

Elsewhere in the interview, Corgan addresses criticisms of his politics after his appearances on the alt-right conspiracy theorist show InfoWars. Asked whether he voted for Trump, Corgan states that the last time he voted was for Bill Clinton in 1992. “I’m a free-market libertarian capitalist,” he explains. “I’m not anti-anything except establishment. I find institutions and systems suspicious.” Coscarelli also notes that, during the interview, Corgan used the following terms: “culture war,” “fake news,” “globalists,” “Maoists,” “purity tests,” “left-leaning groupthink,” “protected minority groups,” “mass hypnosis,” and “social justice warriors.”

Billy Corgan Goes Off on D’Arcy, Politics in Wild New Interview

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

Should just say fukk it and make TNA the NWA relaunch that bytch 100% on that same scale. Anything TNA/GFW is shyt with the casual fan base

 

[Prince Akeem]

 

[El Cocodrilo]

NWA in 2017 is like what if all the teams anyone gives a fukk about withdrew from the NFL... over 20 years ago.

It's an uphill battle

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

What streaming service? What tapes? WWE owns all content from when the company was relevant. What do they have left? A couple of Dan Severn and Adam Pearce matches?

Sad to say, but the NWA name is worthless these days. So many idiots have driven that name through the mud over the last 20 years.

 

[Silkk]

Interesting. I thought the nwa was comprised of many different companies tho

 

[Alexander The Great]

What streaming service? What tapes? WWE owns all content from when the company was relevant. What do they have left? A couple of Dan Severn and Adam Pearce matches?

Sad to say, but the NWA name is worthless these days. So many idiots have driven that name through the mud over the last 20 years.

I believe there is a nwa ondemand streaming service. I think I've seen videos on twitter.

 

[Lord Scion]

 

[David_TheMan]

Corgan got finessed by Miss Dixie and settling for table scraps. LOL

 

[3Rivers]

Cool that he wants to be apart of the business this much but he has his work cut out for him with the NWA name. Anyone noteworthy working under their banner?

 

[Buggsy Mogues]

Corgan seems like he has the money to keep dumping into it if he wants to try to make something out of it.

I dunno what the best business model would be though. Try to get a bunch of different indies back under the NWA banner and have a traveling world champ, etc. trying to recreate the territory system, or just try to build it as one company known as the NWA? I'd probably go with the latter, and I'd put the belt on Matt Riddle immediately.

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

Cool that he wants to be apart of the business this much but he has his work cut out for him with the NWA name. Anyone noteworthy working under their banner?

The current NWA champion, 51-year old Tim Storm

 

[DoubleJ13]

What streaming service? What tapes? WWE owns all content from when the company was relevant. What do they have left? A couple of Dan Severn and Adam Pearce matches?

Sad to say, but the NWA name is worthless these days. So many idiots have driven that name through the mud over the last 20 years.

The NWA Houston tapes might be part of it (based on stuff popping up on the streaming service) & Vince wanted those before & couldn't get them. There are a few places that WWE couldn't get even when they bought most of it with WCW

Interesting. I thought the nwa was comprised of many different companies tho

There was really 1 NWA officially & a bunch of places liscensed the name for the last few years after Bruce Tharpe ended up with it in 2012.