TNA Wrestling: Journey to the Center of Hell

Basically, the time has come for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling to decide what kind of professional wrestling company they want to be.

Do they want to be known as a blip on the radar like some local independent companies?

Or do they want a legitimate fanbase, excluding Florida tourists, that are captivated by amazing in-ring performers and storylines.

Well, TNA Wrestling is now, and will always be: a failure.

Now, I don't have the vast knowledge of pro wrestling that some in the IWC would claim that they have, but I just call it like I see it.

It's pretty obvious that TNA has many problems, but it just seems that it is beyond the point of repair.

Hogan was brought in (Only God knows why), and nothing has changed. The ratings and the storylines are still terrible.

Even when the fans begged for the "better wrestling" movement, and were rewarded with the likes of A.J. Styles, Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels and Kurt Angle in the main event picture, their efforts were clouded by the likes of Ric Flair, The Nasty Boys, Kevin Nash, Sean Waltman, and for some reason Bubba the Love Sponge taking up TV time.

To be honest, it is just sad.

I, like most pro wrestling fans, WANT TNA to succeed.

But if TNA itself doesn't want to succeed, there is nothing I, or anyone else can do about it.

So, here it is TNA Wrestling, you have failed.

I have not "crossed the line", no one has "crossed the line", and no one ever will "cross the line".

Goodbye TNA Wrestling, it was...well, not so fun while it lasted.