TNA Wrestling gets a hard time. They very nearly went out of business in 2003 but thankfully survived thanks to Panda Energy and Dixie Carter's intervention.
They have grown by leaps and bounds since then: Two hours on Spike TV, reportedly a profitable business model, expansion to the UK market and a roster that boasts legitimate big names like Kurt Angle, The Hardy Boys, Hulk Hogan and Mr. Anderson.
Perhaps that last example is the problem though.
A lot of Internet fans are in a dream world if they think TNA could have progressed without acquiring stars who left WWE. Name recognition is a big hook to grab those who watch the McMahon emp...
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