azuretalon
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Post by azuretalon on Aug 15, 2016 11:33:42 GMT
I just watched the TNA debut for Aron Rex aka Damien Sandow. I had to laugh my ass off at the announcers freaking out that they got him and commenting that WWE should never have let him go. It's like a dog that can't believe a whole burger got dropped on the ground. Great for Aron, they are right, but it makes TNA sound REALLY sad and pathetic.
Terrible name and terrible spelling though.
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Post by RockstarTroy on Aug 16, 2016 17:11:53 GMT
This is the problem with TNA as a whole. Aron Rex will probably win the tournament to crown a new GRAND CHAMPION. They screw over the homegrown talent (Which is why Styles, Roode, Joe, Young, Aries and more have left them for WWE) and reward guys that WWE released. That has nothing to do with the talent they possess, it simply is trying to capitalize on the recognition they garner. If you look at ROH, or most other Indies, the ex-WWE guys don't instantly get shot to the top unless they have a history with the Indy.
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azuretalon
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Post by azuretalon on Aug 16, 2016 19:00:00 GMT
You're 100% right. TNA has no idea how to grow as their own identity. Hopefully he'll win some belts, form a new identity, and come back to WWE with some respect.
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Post by Andrew Lister on Sept 4, 2016 16:41:49 GMT
I thought Aron Rex was interesting over at TNA. I wonder if it will lead anywhere honestly. I hope so for the sake of all the workers that need jobs.
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Post by smathers on Nov 11, 2016 6:21:20 GMT
The "Rex" surname seems to have dropped rather quickly though. He changed it to "Stevens" on Twitter. I haven't watched TNA since they were taped here in Nashville so I'm not sure what he's using on TV.
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