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Post by animus on Nov 19, 2019 13:00:41 GMT -8
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Post by dkm on Nov 20, 2019 6:48:58 GMT -8
Eh
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Post by WWLTD on Nov 20, 2019 20:34:50 GMT -8
Zero interest in this.
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Post by dody on Nov 21, 2019 0:18:53 GMT -8
Im interested with this. Looking forward to see the talents who will participate.
With that being said, seeing the term of the contest, does it means the NWA more emphasis in mic skills than in ring work?
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Post by spacemountain on Nov 21, 2019 2:29:42 GMT -8
I don't like the idea of wrestling being presented like X Factor.
I don't want to hear some college kids shouting "well you know something Mean Gene" down a microphone, I want to see what the NWA is doing so far which is fighters talking about their upcoming matches.
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Post by oldschoolcorino on Nov 21, 2019 4:37:12 GMT -8
Still undecided. I generally hate "reality contest" shows but we will see how it plays out. Could be a good opportunity for undiscovered talent.
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Post by shawn on Nov 21, 2019 10:03:54 GMT -8
This is literally how nxt started. Aaa had recent success with a similar idea. UFC went from almost going out of business to a $4 billion because of a similar idea. Talent searches work
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Post by Jay Cal on Nov 22, 2019 10:08:53 GMT -8
The thing that separates this from say Though Enough, is that they are seeking talent already in the business. Between WWE (and it's brands) New Japan, Impact, Ring of Honor, MLW, there are less and less spotlights on unsigned talents. Marquez has a wealth of talent at CWFH, but who knows if that translates to anything with the NWA.
I like the idea. Since day one Lagana has been about documenting the process. Here's a chance. I'm curious, do you think some talent out there take this opportunity because it's beneath them?
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Post by shawn on Nov 22, 2019 15:32:23 GMT -8
Plus its more CONTENT.
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Post by dkm on Nov 25, 2019 14:38:58 GMT -8
I'm curious, do you think some talent out there take this opportunity because it's beneath them? I assume you mean won't take this opportunity and I suppose it is possible but I think the most likely reasons are wrestlers are content in there current situation or don't think it will do them any good in the long run. Nobody wants to be one of the first to fail and be made fun of because that won't help at all. |
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Post by Jay Cal on Nov 26, 2019 11:39:12 GMT -8
I'm curious, do you think some talent out there take this opportunity because it's beneath them? I assume you mean won't take this opportunity and I suppose it is possible but I think the most likely reasons are wrestlers are content in there current situation or don't think it will do them any good in the long run. Nobody wants to be one of the first to fail and be made fun of because that won't help at all. I mean yeah that's what I kind of meant. Somebody out there has to be willing to be the fall guy. What's the risk-reward ratio? If they fail out of the gate, who will even remember? But if they catch lightning in a bottle, what if the NWA fan base takes a liking to one of these guys. I don't know, in a game where opportunities are far and few in between, why not? You have to risk something to get to the next level. Becky Lynch slept in the Inoki Dojo for a while trying to find her big break. |
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Post by Maineiac on Nov 27, 2019 9:02:37 GMT -8
I assume you mean won't take this opportunity and I suppose it is possible but I think the most likely reasons are wrestlers are content in there current situation or don't think it will do them any good in the long run. Nobody wants to be one of the first to fail and be made fun of because that won't help at all. I mean yeah that's what I kind of meant. Somebody out there has to be willing to be the fall guy. What's the risk-reward ratio? If they fail out of the gate, who will even remember? But if they catch lightning in a bottle, what if the NWA fan base takes a liking to one of these guys. I don't know, in a game where opportunities are far and few in between, why not? You have to risk something to get to the next level. Becky Lynch slept in the Inoki Dojo for a while trying to find her big break. Remember when people were complaining that the new regime was taking too long with a television program? Fast forward to now and we have two television shows that will be airing. Guess people are never happy. |
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