no, they had the best ever roster at the time they had a fused version of wcw/wwf/ecw/roh/japan the issue has always been management, hogan n eazy never really knew how to manage a company before
Great roster. Shitty product. They had all the pieces to make a quality alternative to WWE but they had no consistent vision. They didn't know how to build new stars or maintain the star quality of the bigger name talent they did have. That's what killed them as a brand. You had fans who "wanted" there to be another great wrestling company but the company itself wasn't delivering when it came to the moments, the feuds, and the overall presentation. They could never build up a long-term program that could get people genuinely excited enough to buy tickets or order PPV's. When you have all that talent and you're still broadcasting PPV's from the same free-to-attend soundstage as your regular television, there is a problem.
In my opinion the best ring announcer today. I'm happy that he's returned in TNA.
intelligent guy he's a straight shooter with a lot of life experience enjoying these clips
HANNIBAL - Sid Vicious was a great shoot, I find the guy a straight shooter, he seems real down to earth, and approachable.
Hey Hannibal...Have you tried working for TNA?
iMPACT should bring him again as ring announcer maybe just for their ppvs.
They actually did for about 6 months or so after the recording of this interview but they dropped him when Anthem took over.
It would be nice to see him again with the current Impact shows
Guess who's back 😂😂
TNA sucked once Bischoff & Hogan got there...
Mega Man Universe na It became wcw 2000 lite which is even worse
no, they had the best ever roster at the time they had a fused version of wcw/wwf/ecw/roh/japan
the issue has always been management, hogan n eazy never really knew how to manage a company before
Joeki11a the best roster ever lmfao ur insane
Great roster. Shitty product. They had all the pieces to make a quality alternative to WWE but they had no consistent vision. They didn't know how to build new stars or maintain the star quality of the bigger name talent they did have. That's what killed them as a brand. You had fans who "wanted" there to be another great wrestling company but the company itself wasn't delivering when it came to the moments, the feuds, and the overall presentation. They could never build up a long-term program that could get people genuinely excited enough to buy tickets or order PPV's. When you have all that talent and you're still broadcasting PPV's from the same free-to-attend soundstage as your regular television, there is a problem.