TNA Pushing a Few Stars, Backstage Problems with TNA Creative, Dreamer

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- The decision not to re-sign Tommy Dreamer to a new contract surprised a lot of people within TNA. At one point, Dreamer apparently had a decent amount of office power and had been talked about as someone who could work as an agent or help with creative.

- Right now there are a lot of creative issues within TNA. The Hulk Hogan & Eric Bischoff contingent is openly complaining about the writing of Vince Russo. It's said that Jeff Jarrett is also frustrated with Russo, after years of defending his work. The feeling is that Russo is pretty much locked in place because Dixie Carter feels a loyalty to him.

- TNA is going with the idea right now to elevate Gunner, Crimson and Robert Roode to top spots in the company.

I get pushing Roode as he seems to be the future of TNA, Crimson has a good look but Gunner?!? Really?!? I haven't watched TNA in a while but know what is going on and I can only really re-call watching him in his jobber tag team! Has he actually got better?!

He's decent, i like him, he still has room for improvment though.

I am suprised they are getting rid of Dreemer as TNA has been letting him win some big matches (ie; he beat AJ Styles) and not using him as a jobber like WWE did.

Yes Russo needs to go and TNA fans have been chanting “fire Russo” ever since TNA began and I think it's time TNA listens to the fans.

As for the pushes, Robert Roode makes sense because when Team Canada split up, he seemed to be the only member of the group to have the best singles career (even though he ripped off JBLs gimmick), whilst A1 left, Petey Williams went down hill then evetually left and Eric Young has done nothing much until World Elite then gone downhill again when that group split up... As for the other two, well the fact that these new guys are getting pushed so quick tells me that Hogan has something to do with it and is another case of 'lets push the big guys'.

That Gunner is using the F5 as his finisher, but it looks shit compared to Lesnar doing it.

feяgie22 wrote:

He's decent, i like him, he still has room for improvment though.

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