Post by account_disabled on Dec 7, 2017 11:54:12 GMT
Hi,
I remember Eric Bischoff mentioning on the Steve Austin podcast that WCW in the early 90s either heavily limited or stopped running how shows all together because they weren't generating money and drawing a small crowd. WCW then put more focused onto it's television product, and eventually the company as a whole became better through time.
This is what TNA needs to do. Stop running house shows. They don't put the time and money into promoting them so of course they only draw a couple hundred people. So why bother anymore. If TNA just ran television tapings, then maybe it might create enough demand to run house shows again down the line, but for now it's partially a reason why TNA is in a sense dying.
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I remember Eric Bischoff mentioning on the Steve Austin podcast that WCW in the early 90s either heavily limited or stopped running how shows all together because they weren't generating money and drawing a small crowd. WCW then put more focused onto it's television product, and eventually the company as a whole became better through time.
This is what TNA needs to do. Stop running house shows. They don't put the time and money into promoting them so of course they only draw a couple hundred people. So why bother anymore. If TNA just ran television tapings, then maybe it might create enough demand to run house shows again down the line, but for now it's partially a reason why TNA is in a sense dying.
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company introduction video