Big Bubba: Where TNA will be in 5 years

Where will TNA be in 5 years?, well I believe it will be in one of two place either in our memories or in the same place as it is now, the second rate WWE.

If it is no longer around I think it will be due to the Dixie Carters accountant finally getting his hands on the figures, the company is unlikely to ever turn a profit because it has the WWE juggernaut against it, a name known around the world even by those with no interest in wrestling. It is like creating a new cola and expecting to better Coke or Pepsi the brand name and money behind them are just to big and powerful to compete with. TNA to survive might have to downscale because even as rich as they are do not have finances needed to compete with the WWE on an equal footing.

If the company is still here it will still be the same full of wrestlers working hard hoping for their dream move to the WWE, maybe once they get there they might hate it but you can be sure they want to try it, the WWE can make you a household name Hogan, Rock, Austin and Cena all known to people outside of the wrestling world, this can never happen in the TNA, want to act in films do more mainstream TV you can if your liked in the WWE, but no matter how much your liked in TNA this is not going to happen, also the WWE has the Granddaddy of them all Wrestlemania, something every wrestler at one stage of their career has surely dreamed of competing at, nothing TNA ever put on will compare to this.

The old washed up wrestlers no longer wanted by Vince or have a slight substance abuse issue will still turn out for TNA taking a large salary, because TNA believe that big names will make big rating wrong, until the TNA name is as big as the WWE whose actually wrestling will make little impact on the ratings.

So in summing up TNA in 2016 will either be the same or in the distant past, maybe to succeed it need to become a company famous for its quality of matches and make its name that way respected and watched by the wrestling world, instead of going after the mainstream audience that the WWE has got all sown up.