How this will affect the Hardys relationship with TNA or how TNA feels about the appearance of one of their champions on another promotion's PPV is anyone's guess.
I think TNA wants to start a [new] relationship (and clean slate) with Ring Of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling.
They underused AJ Styles. ROH and NJPW make him a star. Signs with WWE (nearly returning to TNA), and he's a marquee player right out the gate. TNA made the same mistake with the Young Bucks, and maybe now they don't want them out of their grasp (in-case they finally decide to go to WWE).
TNA is trying to rebuild, and maybe this is the way to do so: collaborating with NJPW and ROH so they can get back some live events, PPVs, possibly borrow some talent, and get back some fame and recognition as a professional wrestling corporation.
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fullenw
7 years ago
I think TNA wants to start a [new] relationship (and clean slate) with Ring Of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling.
They underused AJ Styles. ROH and NJPW make him a star. Signs with WWE (nearly returning to TNA), and he's a marquee player right out the gate. TNA made the same mistake with the Young Bucks, and maybe now they don't want them out of their grasp (in-case they finally decide to go to WWE).
TNA is trying to rebuild, and maybe this is the way to do so: collaborating with NJPW and ROH so they can get back some live events, PPVs, possible borrow some talent, and get back some fame and recognition as a professional wrestling corporation.
I hope so. TNA cutting ties with certain companies not only limited them, but it alienated some of their viewers and employees. Some wrestlers made just as much money, if not more, outside of TNA than in TNA, yet while in TNA they couldn't appear for certain companies.
Reboot, restart or re-imagining is another word for remake
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