tna events TNA (Central Series 13): Impact Wrestling Thread - Page 13

I've enjoyed Aries' reign with the title and if anyone was to take it off him I'd love it to be Shelley.

Or, if they want to push more stars into the main event scene I wouldn't mind seeing a Shelley push up there. Man he's awesome.

This is brilliant - a clip from TNA's Indian side project Ring Ka King, Steiner goes crazy and scares the crap outta the crowd!

He's talking about company figureheads, people who have the potential to be the face of the business.

AJ is usually one of the top-billed stars for TNA live shows, and in the latest UK tour poster, is name-checked alongside Hogan, Sting, Angle, Roode and Storm.

However, AJ Styles could not have promoted this tour in the same way as Hogan has, for the simple reason that he would never have been invited onto any show in the first place. That, I believe, is what Hogan is getting at - that when he and all the other legends retire for good, it will be up to the likes of Styles and Hardy to take up their mantle.

I have to say, fair play to TNA for their promotion of this tour. Hogan has been giving interviews everywhere, and apparently BBC Sport are going to be interviewing Angle. That is why those who suggest TNA should just scrap all the oldies are totally foolish, because without them, TNA could never have promoted this tour so successfully. That is the way you use legends - Sting in his GM role, Flair as the manager of Gunner, and Hogan in a non-wrestling role as a company spokesman/ambassador.

Challenge TV, Sunday night from 9-11PM, repeated on a Tuesday from 10-12PM.

Ratings are usually around the 150-200k mark but sometimes fluctate wildly as the Sunday night broadcast is head-to-head with Match of The Day.

Their profile in the UK has jumped massively since the move to Challenge, as it's available on free-to-air television.

Taker4Ever, I'm not saying they should send AJ out for media appearances. I agree that Hogan is born to fit that role and it's one of the few positives that Hogan brings. I just find it laughable how they've been saying AJ Styles is "the future" since 2002. Literally, he's been forever the future despite a multiple amount of top feuds and world title reigns. Just seems silly to me that he hasn't reached the status of "present" yet and isn't marked as a guy that people should be watching today, not tomorrow. Even more so the fact he'll be 40 not too far into the future.

TNA's Indian show is on tomorrow at 8pm in the UK as well. Should be a good watch. These Indian fans seem really caught up in it all. The heels probably loved it out there.

I... actually liked Ring Ka Ring

Dr. Dinsmore ftw

Preview for iMPACT tonight at Wembley. That crowd looks incredible, adds so much more to the product.