AEW Signing Former TNA Talent Does NOTHING for Its Brand — And Yes, They’re Afraid of TNA скачать в хорошем качестве

AEW Signing Former TNA Talent Does NOTHING for Its Brand — And Yes, They’re Afraid of TNA

Let’s call it what it is — AEW signing former TNA talent does absolutely nothing for its brand, and with TNA now airing on AMC, it’s becoming painfully obvious that AEW is very aware — and very nervous — of the competition. In this video, I break down why AEW repeatedly dipping into the former TNA talent pool doesn’t move the needle, doesn’t create new stars, and doesn’t elevate the company’s perception at all. This isn’t 2019 anymore, and nostalgia signings without a plan don’t equal growth. Meanwhile, TNA securing a legitimate television home like AMC completely changes the landscape. Visibility matters. Stability matters. And for the first time in a long time, TNA feels focused and confident — while AEW feels reactive. When a company starts signing talent just to block, distract, or counter another promotion instead of building its own identity, that’s not strength — that’s insecurity. AEW doesn’t look like a company trying to beat WWE anymore. It looks like a company trying not to get passed by TNA. Don’t forget to like, comment, subscribe, and follow me on X @ x.com/TagPWNews. Check out my Website at TagPWNews.Blogspot.com for all the latest news and updates! #AEW #TNA #ProWrestling #WrestlingOpinion #TonyKhan #WrestlingNews #AMC #WrestlingBusiness #TagPWNews