At this point I've come to accept the fact that John Cena will never lose the title, so all I ask is for him to at least go heel. It would add a lot more excitment to the title instead of just the same ol thing every week. THE CHAMP IS HERE!!! It gets unbearable after a year of the same thing. I remember when John Cena had that fued with RVD when ECW was making it's return I got really interested in the world title picture because I actually thought Cena was going to turn heel. And that made me want to watch. I know it's not smart in terms of business and making sales for merch, but it's gotten to the point where WWE fans, even John Cena's own fans are getting fed up.
Wow. Impact didn't look completely horrible this week. Maybe I'll check out the replay on Saturday.FlamesFan2
It was a surprisingly good show. The main event was really entertaining IMO and took up half the show. Unfortunately Pacman Jones made an appearance in the end to 'give someone an autograph' but we only had to hear him speak once or twice.
[QUOTE="The_Dude14"][QUOTE="wwe4ever_in05"][QUOTE="Link256"] - WWE RAW did a 3.2 rating on Monday, down from a 3.7 last week. The drop is largely due to the show airing on Sci-Fi. The show did hours of 3.0 and 3.3. The RAW replay that aired on USA Network at 11PM ET did a 1.0 rating off hours of 1.1 and 0.9.
- The US Open, airing in RAW's Monday night timeslot, did a 1.0 rating.
- ECW On Sci-Fi did a 1.3 rating on Tuesday night, down from a 1.7 the previous week.
Credit: PWInsider.com trick_man01
I don't understand why USA has to have RAW move over just so they can show Tennis that has worst ratings than ECW.Even though its a smaller audience, advertisers percieve that audience to be a higher class audience than folks who like wrasslin'. You won't see many BMW commercials around Raw. BMW ain't gonna pay the big bucks to advertise to what it believes is the trailer park crowd. Its a smaller audience that advertisers are willing to pay more to reach. Same thing with the Dog Show. The real reason, is that the US Open (and the dog show) has a very long contract with USA that was active long before WWE came back to the network. Not because of perceived higher and lower classes.
[QUOTE="The_Dude14"][QUOTE="Link256"] As far as I am concerned, once TNA is able to official confirm that additional hour, they will have ran at of excuses. They have the talent, both young and established. They have monthly pay-per-view slot. They have television slot, both in prime-time and in 2 hours in length.
TNA has all of the elments in the wrestling business that you need to be sucessful ---- whether or not that happens, at this point, is up to TNA. FlamesFan2
And you gotta figure that a lot of those excuses have beensoundingpretty thinas time has gone by. But you're absolutely right. However, I'm sure TNA will be able to make up a few more when they **** this up.
There was a time that I really did believe two hours would make a difference. However, I have absolutely lost any confidence I once had in the company.
UnfortunatelyI completely agree with you there.
Now I'll admit I'm not much of an optimist when it comes to anything, but you guys are being huge Negative Nacys. I know you guys are fed up, with very good reason, and as much as I agree with you guys I think TNA deserves a chance.
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