Oh TNA, You Sweet Beautiful Disaster

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5 Responses

  1. Jacob Jones says:

    *Facepalm*

  2. Jay H (the real one) says:

    I think all 3 should get the blame. LU for keeping their guys in the dark about a 2nd Season,Hernandez for not asking whats going on and assuming,and TNA just for them being the worst Promotion of all time.

    It just defies logic how this Company keeps going given all the boneheaded mistakes they make and have made lately. Yet all the psycho TNA marks laugh it off as nothing and a certain someone here says WWE are the ones out of touch.

  3. Jerichoholic94 says:

    I used to beg my mom to buy their PPVs. I really liked seeing my childhood favs (well some of them) like Raven, Saturn (I think he was on there a few times) also the ECW alumni in the Hard 10. Jerry Lynn even! The x division stuff was crazy. I loved watching AJ Styles. I feel even they dropped the ball on Dallas/Lance Hoyt when he was very overs I keep wanting to give them chances. But they’ve made a bare liveable living out of shooting themselves dead. I cannot stand to watch them anymore. The last event I watched was Bound For Glory 2013 I think with Bully Ray vs AJ for the title. The run ins and stuff killed the otherwise great match and I just can’t watch them anymore.

  4. El Killjoy says:

    Thing to note is that Lucha Underground has as much if not more fault for this. Yeah, TNA stupidly just went by what Hernandez said. But in contrast, Hernandez or even the AAA side of Lucha Underground were unaware that he was breaching contract. Hernandez has been on TV and PPV already for 2 weeks without the producers of Lucha Underground either realizing or just not paying attention. Hernandez himself was in the dark of just what exactly he was able to work in and even Konnan, who works creative was totally clueless too.

    All LU talents are unaware of what exactly they can work and get no answers and TNA ended up suffering big time for it. Even though they should’ve double checked. TNA was willing to compromise, but LU had none of it even though they were the primary fault.

    • Greg says:

      Very wrong. Hernandez saying he only had a verbal release should have been a gigantic red flag for TNA. Yeah Hernandez may have told them it’s okay but that’s no excuse. If the LU contract is unclear and confusing, then they can face lawsuits. So I doubt it’s that unclear.

      LU is not out of line here to force TNA to not show Hernandez. He is under contract to LU. He is bound by that contract.

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