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Started by Gary, May 03, 2010, 11:21:18 PM

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Ahh, the trip down memory lane! lol

Twas a great debate guys, and I hope to god Ian is right!!!

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Ian "Wolfie" Trumps

Following on from what I was saying Bischoff recently said this about the move. You can call it what you want, but it sounds a lot what like I said:

"First, I don't recall fans en mass telling us not to go to Monday nights. On the contrary, I remember quite a bit of enthusiasm & energy, just because it was a chance to create competition & provide an alternative. There were a lot of fans that spoke out and said it was the wrong decision, but there was a lot of fans that felt the other way. What happened after the move (as we did some research, along with Spike TV), it was determined that while there were fans who enjoyed the competition, there was also a lot of fans that weren't able to check out both. It was a problem for them having to switch back & forth. Unlike the WWE, TNA does not have a lot of other programming, so there's only one TNA vehicle out there, and putting it head-to-head made it difficult for some fans of TNA. As far as WWE being too big to compete with, they're a monster. We never intended to compete with WWE, we intended to position ourselves on Monday night, because that's where the traditional wrestling fan audience is, and we thought that would be a great way to gain exposure for the TNA brand. That's why we went to Monday nights, not to compete."
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Duckman

I would not admit to thinking like Eric Bischoff on any subject :)

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Ian "Wolfie" Trumps

Quote from: Duckman on May 12, 2010, 12:50:43 PM
I would not admit to thinking like Eric Bischoff on any subject :)

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Much like I wouldnt use Dave Metzler as source material! :)
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Touche, bitch!

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