Can TNA Beat WWE As The Number One Wrestling Company?
Spike. After a successful summer of airing live, the company recently announced that it would continue to run the live format throughout the remainder of 2012. In addition to this, TNA successfully run one pay-per-view event per month. The company have definitely got the right exposure in the United States to challenge for that spot as the number one organisation, with no competition on the nights that they air their show. But still, WWE are able to rake in over twice as many viewers each week. The company is known for outshining WWE in terms of its Womens division. Over the years, WWE have been known for hiring models in most cases, as opposed to trained female competitors like TNA. TNA boasts a female roster containing wrestling veterans such as Mickie James, Tara and Gail Kim. As well as its Womens division, TNA considers itself the innovators of the X Division; a high-flying, high-risk, fast-paced style of wrestling guaranteed to excite the pro-wrestling audience. Although this form is arguably not being utilised to its full extent at present, its definitely not facing neglect to the point of nonexistence like WWEs cruiserweight division suffered years ago.