TNA Wrestling's Last Stand

TNA Wrestling will go down fighting beginning this Monday in their attempt to save their move Impact move to Monday nights. In addition to moving TNA Impact permanently to 8 PM, Spike will also air a new TNA television show, TNA React beginning at 7 PM. Is this TNA's last stand in the Monday night war?

TNA Wrestling will actually begin their Monday night activities at 6:30 PM/EST on their website, TNAwrestling.com. A live 30-minute preshow will air exclusively online hosted by Jeremy Borash. Quite frankly I am surprised it took this long for TNA to implement something like this. WCW had their own online pre and postshow, WCW Live for a few years on their website. Borash also hosted the show which was actually quite good at times. How ironic that of all of WCW's ideas, it took them this long to rehash one of the better ones.

TNA Wrestling will then move to television with TNA React. The trailer for TNA React describes the show as heavy on promos. The show looks to be portrayed as something of a reality TV show. Once again, I am surprised it took them this long to produce something like this. I am mixed on the trailer. The idea according to the commercial is to present more of an unscripted look at the TNA superstars. Yet, everyone in the trailer cut their promos in character. I think this idea has a lot of potential, but I don't have high hopes for it in its current form.

I have always had an idea for a more reality based pro wrestling television show or DVD. So to me, this is a great idea. However, my idea was slightly different. I always felt that a television show or DVD based around one match with the match with the focus being on the life and training leading up to the match for the wrestlers.

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