Blueprint pro wrestling october 6 pro#

Blueprint pro wrestling october 6 pro#

It harkened back to a time just years before where pro wrestling competition was at its apex, and wrestler free agency was red meat for the fan base to consume raw and unabashedly.īut more importantly, it felt like there was a viable alternative for those who understood the distinction between pro-wrestling and sports entertainment, and preferred wrestling. He’d let his contract expire, and decided to make TNA his new home. One of the key ingredients that added to this feeling was the jump of Christian Cage from WWE to TNA. From a failed bid on Fox Sports Net, and a period of the doldrums of a web-only show, where access was only a fraction of what it is today – YouTube was in its literal infancy, and streaming services would still be years out on the horizon, TNA inked a deal with then-Spike TV, and Impact Wrestling would have a television home on a major network.Įven back then, WWE’s product was fading from decidedly more halcyon days, and TNA’s move to Spike felt like the genuine birth of a North American rival to the established Connecticut juggernaut. Though the enemy may be stronger in numbers, we may prevent him from fighting.” – SunTzu, The Art of WarĢ005 was a watershed year for Total Nonstop Action. “Though according to my estimate the soldiers of Yueh exceed our own in number, that shall advantage them nothing in the matter of victory. One particular series will look at a handpicked selection of the best TNA/Impact Wrestling Matches of All-Time.

Throughout the month of June, we will be celebrating 20 years of TNA/Impact Wrestling with our #Impact20 series of reviews, columns and podcasts.