Thought of the Day: That’s Not Fair
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This is one I’ve thought about before but it’s really true when you look at the state of wrestling around Wrestlemania time.
It’s not fair to compare any organization to WWE. Really, it isn’t. WWE has been around far longer than any other mainstream organization, has the name recognition, the talent, the skill, the technique and I could go on and on. It’s not fair to say that TNA isn’t living up to the WWE standards in the same way it’s not fair to compare a high school athlete to a pro athlete. No, TNA isn’t reaching the same audience that WWE is reaching, but no one is and no one will, possibly ever. It’s like comparing anyone in wrestling today to John Cena. They might be some of the most accomplished people today, but they’re just not on that level, no matter how you look at it.
To clarify: that’s not a knock on TNA or any single performer other than Cena. It’s simply not a fair comparison to make and to put a juggernaut up against a normal product, even if they’re second best, can’t realistically be done.
