TNA's 10 Biggest Mistakes Of 2016
They must learn from their lessons quick, or face their final deletion!
This year has seen a lot of big changes for TNA.
They’ve given us a new championship, some new wrestlers and an even a new president. For the most part, the company has done a pretty good job of delivering a consistently entertaining product. It's not amazing by any means, but it's far from their Crash TV post-Attitude Era years of long ago. You have to give them at least a little credit for some of the positive changes they’ve made.
However, there’s also been a few stumbles this year. The company is still struggling to create their own unique vision that separates them from every other major wrestling promotion. They've also handed out a few misguided pushes, and buried some talent that should have been heavily featured.
Right now we have no idea what 2017 is going to look like for TNA. A change in ownership is very likely, which will hopefully give them a leader who is passionate about the product, and who has a clear vision of where to go. So while this year has shown progress, they're still in an awkward phase that hopefully leads to something good on the other side.
A couple weeks before their biggest show of the year at Bound for Glory, let's take a look back at the 10 biggest mistakes TNA has made so far in 2016.