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TNA Main Event Mafia
Welcome Welcome … oh and welcome to another exciting addition to the TNA Main Event Mafia. Therefore, I am Matt Striker … But I can only hope that the next draft of the WWE, is in raw materials: D This week I have the intention to complain to you about the new "Main Event Mafia, "Montreal Screw Job. .. And interviews and why they are a lost art. Let's get started!
This week on Total Nonstop discomfort in Vince Russo incredible knowledge and a little clumsy decided that "Hey killed the new world order .. WCW used to bring this mood to TNA." Cue The Main Event Mafia. The Main Event Mafia is made up of superstars who are still part of the main event (or so they think). "The Icon" Sting, "Big Sexy" Kevin Nash aka McGee knees weak, Kurt Angle, and T BoOoOoKaaa (which finally caught up with an accent). Other members until the impact could include the upcoming "Instant Classic" Christan Cage and "Big Poppa Pump" Scott Steiner. The team is for me the breaking point already. I think it can be great, not something like the New World Order, but more than a four Horsemen (Of course, it could be more than 4 members).
According to unconfirmed reports, the faction has been made solely to provide original push in TNA, Samoa Joe and AJ Styles in particular. Personally, I find the idea very stupid and pointless. Only the name of "Main Event Mafia sounds like a attempt to lower a piece of the new world order. Sting and Kevin are out of the great failure of that faction. What I see this fork is even more until it becomes more a problem, it should be.
Now if you look at the way they are leading young gun "TNA Originals" I think this is looking a little as the millionaires' club and the blood of youth. Club millionaires and young blood in WCW was where the guy who made a name for themselves, Ric Flair, Sting, Hulk Hogan, the transfer of one group have to be represented as overpaid whiners who have been forced to forget all the history that were made in the fight and work to young boys. I think that even if the name is "The Main Event Mafia ', could turn the same thing. I do not want to see the spirit of Nash jobs because personally, I hate it, but Sting deserves better than this. Flair WWE are not feature in a deadbeat club before retiring. Sting does not get the amount of respect for Ric was in his time WWE and final fall of the same
faction.
My main problem is to add the title of "Legends", which introduces the Booker TNA. Russo … You owe me so, what is the point of it? Ah? No response? Just as I thought. Forget it. Useless can not begin to describe this title. It would be useless a word to describe it. TNA should not focus on bringing more music to a file that has not shown that they deserve something. TNA needs to focus on the basis of the superstars. What, in thirty years, people remember the TNA. You can see as far as the WWE, and names like The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, among others will be installed in the WWE for life. TNA has to produce a kind of legend (and not the hardcore legend Mick Foley did not count, and Jeff Jarrett) watch the life of the TNA is counted, the company known as life is the Total Nonstop Action nearly in place.
Well, now we go to my next topic, one of the most controversial back in time the attitude was Montreal screw job. The story goes a little something like this, Brett Hart went to WCW. Vince knew, I knew Shawn, Brett knew each did. The problem with his departure was the fact that he was the reigning WWF. Brett has not mix money and since moving to southern Georgia, with the exception of WCW, he had to leave the title as soon as possible. Vince asked him to lose at Survivor Series 1997 … held in Montreal, the hometown of Brett. Now, back to the days of NWA, and AWA do you refuse to lose in his hometown. Yes, this is understandable given that you're a star "in it, sacrificing its reputation for improving society is what makes a superstar Ric Flair. Brett refused to lose in his hometown.
His idea was: "Hey .. I I'm going to win tonight then come to RAW the next night and give the title again and follow my path. "Yes .. no real bad when you think, but how he became Bret recruited by Ted Turner, Vince thoughts were more "what if you do not shake Sunday, which could take the biggest band WWF to WCW with him and my company in the tube "
Look, the Vince character on the screen is not as bad in the wings. Another problem with this whole ordeal is the fact that, although I hate that part of any contract, Bret has been given "creative control of their character." Hulk Hogan, if you also ask this in your contract. Well come on Sunday, and even Brett title has not agreed to. The game has been a fall, Shawn Michaels against Bret Hart. Shawn was escorted by Chyna, Triple H and Vince was there to "monitor".
Vince and Bret before leaving had finally reached an agreement that has kept Brett, but Vince had other plans. As the game progressed, there came a point peak when the finish will be needed to start but not finish Brett thought. Shawn has successfully placed in and check the seat Brett Brett, the Sharpshooter. As Bret was writhing in pain, Vince grew rapidly from the metal folding chair he was sitting in and demanded that the bell rang. Shawn quickly fell out elements of the ring began to be thrown into the ring. Shawn has been declared the winner, although not by Bret tap. Vince later came to say "I have seen Bret Hart .. Bret Hart screwed Bret Hart. "
This is where my opinion comes into play with Vince I agree 110% on this incident. If you start a business, you should have enough respect to give the title (if held) to whom you ask. You can then leave without returning a row, go to the new company a good reputation behind you and have not left the hell of your next promotion. Bret Hart screwed Bret Hart. All you need Bret lost the title and move to WCW. Now's your chance to be bitter as you can, as long as you want. You do what Bret, Shawn and Vince had nothing to do with it.
My last bit of Gossip is something I want near and dear to my heart. Interviews / Promos have become a lost art in professional wrestling. No longer could see the conversations arrive at a party on a map. The interviews that tell a story. Here is my list of interviews the best of my time.
Interviews Start List
1. Instinct
2. Sting
3. Michaels
4. The Undertaker
5. Eddie Guerrero
6. CM Punk
7. Jericho
8. Helmsley
9. Orton
10. Hogan
Yes, I know that some of the more or less the main characters of this time. The great number of interviews back in the day from various promotions and the territory is one thing the world needs to fight again. Other notable mentions I left the list would be: Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, and Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat. They were interviewed to tell stories. Flair told stories with interviews. After hearing that he knew who was what he had in his heart. Sting has left a chill in the back after giving heart Fest in full swing you. You can always go to YouTube and search his last interview to Nitro. The game against Ric Flair was him and follow me! again! get a shiver down the spine when it begins this segment "surprise surprise" could never adapt to the printing Sting left to fight. Well Well, I think that's all I could bore you with this week. I am very proud to see that America has made history. Monday night Mike Adamle materials actually applauded me. Since it was after he announced his "resignation", but a good pop is pop.
Until next mono:)
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