- TNA has been driving vehicles with advertising on them around Orlando to places where WWE fans would be.
- WWE apparently suspects that TNA is planning on flying a plane with a banner that reads something like "Watch TNA Impact" over the Citrus Bowl at some point during Wrestlemania.
- WWE apparently suspects that TNA is planning on flying a plane with a banner that reads something like "Watch TNA Impact" over the Citrus Bowl at some point during Wrestlemania.
Credit: WrestlingObserver.com Link256
All WWE needs to do is not get a camera shot of the airplane and problem solved. TNA blows even more money, I'm not surprised.
[QUOTE="Link256"]- WWE apparently suspects that TNA is planning on flying a plane with a banner that reads something like "Watch TNA Impact" over the Citrus Bowl at some point during Wrestlemania.
Credit: WrestlingObserver.com _Classic_Gamer_
All WWE needs to do is not get a camera shot of the airplane and problem solved. TNA blows even more money, I'm not surprised.
Getting the plane on TV would not be TNA's goal if they do a flyover, it'd be a bonus. The purpose of flying a plane over the stadium would be to advertise to the 60,000 or so fans in attendance, which I believe would be roughly 3 times TNA's average PPV audience if I remember my numbers correctly.
Call me crazy but I would think that anyone who is a wrestling fan already knows about TNA. Flying over the stadium with a banner isn't going to accomplish much.
It would be funny if WWE decided to have the roof closed for the event at the last minute. Then TNA would really be blowing their money._Classic_Gamer_
That would be borderline impossible in the Citrus Bowl, seeing as how there is no roof to close, unless WWE has been busier than I thought and wasted an unimaginable amount of money to build one.
[QUOTE="_Classic_Gamer_"] [QUOTE="Link256"]- WWE apparently suspects that TNA is planning on flying a plane with a banner that reads something like "Watch TNA Impact" over the Citrus Bowl at some point during Wrestlemania.
Credit: WrestlingObserver.com The_Dude14
All WWE needs to do is not get a camera shot of the airplane and problem solved. TNA blows even more money, I'm not surprised.
Getting the plane on TV would not be TNA's goal if they do a flyover, it'd be a bonus. The purpose of flying a plane over the stadium would be to advertise to the 60,000 or so fans in attendance, which I believe would be roughly 3 times TNA's average PPV audience if I remember my numbers correctly.
It'd kinda be pointless then because I'm assuming that most fans there would already be aware of a TNA impact.
[QUOTE="alljoemama92"]wow so you guys think wwe has better matches then tna that is sad well have fun with your steriod overdosing wrestlers mrgab
steriod overdosing wrestlers... Scott Steiner?
Ok, that has to be the Own of the Month.
As for the wrestling of TNA, there rarely is any. Seriously, the average amount of actual wrestling in TNA is 20 minutes in the 2 hours they have of TV. Half the time the match isn't the focus of the time. TNA has its moments to shine, but WWE has far more of those moments despite having far less spot monkeys.
Well, if there was any TNA shenagins at WrestleMania, I did not see anything.....than again, paying attention detail is not always one of my best traits.
didnt notice anything myself, but i did see those ladies w/ the "We hate Cena" shirts...was on the floor when i saw that...and am i the only one who watched it and felt that there were different fans in the front during different fans
- WWE foiled a plan by TNA to fly a plane over the Citrus Bowl during WrestleMania. WWE found out ahead of time that TNA was planning to do this, found out which company was going to fly the plane, and then convinced them not to go through with it. The company told TNA that they couldn't fly the plane due to weather, but most see through that excuse since several other planes did fly over WrestleMania to promote various things including one plane that promoted an adult entertainment club. Some in TNA were upset over this.
- WWE also forced a TNA mobile video truck to leave the Amway Arena parking lot prior to RAW last night even though TNA paid to park there. The driver of the truck was given a refund for his parking fee and told to leave. He then moved to another parking lot and was confronted again by WWE but refused to move unless police forced him to, which they didn't.
Jim Ross on the WWE/TNA stories: Lots of TNA/Wrestlemania stories coming out of Orlando, as if it there was a big "wrestling war" going on, which is absurd. Talents were asked not to fraternize, which I think in hindsight was much to do about not much. TNA apparently showing Robbie McAllister at the TNA TV show on Thursday night was not a classy thing to do, as McAllister was sent home as a result of it and his status is unknown to me at this time. Two wrongs do not make a right, McAllister should never have gone to the show and TNA should never have put another wrestler's job in jeopardy. Not real smart on either's part, in my view.
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