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Source: Wrestlezone
- TNA's star tag team America's Most Wanted ('Wildcat' Chris Harris and 'Cowboy' James Storm) have been asking several wrestlers for advice regarding going to WWE. WWE has been interested in using them once their TNA contract expires. Most of the people they asked suggest that they go, although they are earning well in TNA, WWE would be able to offer them more money.
It has been suggested to the duo that they give TNA the right of first refusal out of respect and loyalty to the company. Some are asking them tell TNA what WWE is offering, and see if they can match it.
Hmm, could WWE finally be taking steps to create some interest in the failing Tag Team division?
- TNA's star tag team America's Most Wanted ('Wildcat' Chris Harris and 'Cowboy' James Storm) have been asking several wrestlers for advice regarding going to WWE. WWE has been interested in using them once their TNA contract expires. Most of the people they asked suggest that they go, although they are earning well in TNA, WWE would be able to offer them more money.
It has been suggested to the duo that they give TNA the right of first refusal out of respect and loyalty to the company. Some are asking them tell TNA what WWE is offering, and see if they can match it.
Hmm, could WWE finally be taking steps to create some interest in the failing Tag Team division?
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The Dudley Boyz were good in the pre-Spike days. They were enjoyable to watch but now they barely wrestle and spend most of their time helping Spike steal a victory.
Grandprix wrote:
> True, but they can only go downhill with no credible challengers.
Again, true, but at least this is some evidence that the WWE is finally looking further than OVW and it's own past it has-beens for roster additions, so hoepfully other talented Tag Teams like the Briscoes, the Backseat Boys and The H8 Club would follow? Ok, now I'm dreaming...
> True, but they can only go downhill with no credible challengers.
Again, true, but at least this is some evidence that the WWE is finally looking further than OVW and it's own past it has-beens for roster additions, so hoepfully other talented Tag Teams like the Briscoes, the Backseat Boys and The H8 Club would follow? Ok, now I'm dreaming...
wwe rules wrote:
> id like 2 c stacie keeblers legs as a tag team
Waits for the bricking..
> id like 2 c stacie keeblers legs as a tag team
Waits for the bricking..
id like 2 c stacie keeblers legs as a tag team
True, but they can only go downhill with no credible challengers.
Well said GP, but my point was that 1 decent Tag Team is better than 0 Decent Tag Teams...
As much as I've heard good things about the team, one tag team doesn't make a tag division. Perhaps they should think about fixing it in the company first and then bringing in the good outsiders to bolster the division.
Source: Wrestlezone
- TNA's star tag team America's Most Wanted ('Wildcat' Chris Harris and 'Cowboy' James Storm) have been asking several wrestlers for advice regarding going to WWE. WWE has been interested in using them once their TNA contract expires. Most of the people they asked suggest that they go, although they are earning well in TNA, WWE would be able to offer them more money.
It has been suggested to the duo that they give TNA the right of first refusal out of respect and loyalty to the company. Some are asking them tell TNA what WWE is offering, and see if they can match it.
Hmm, could WWE finally be taking steps to create some interest in the failing Tag Team division?
- TNA's star tag team America's Most Wanted ('Wildcat' Chris Harris and 'Cowboy' James Storm) have been asking several wrestlers for advice regarding going to WWE. WWE has been interested in using them once their TNA contract expires. Most of the people they asked suggest that they go, although they are earning well in TNA, WWE would be able to offer them more money.
It has been suggested to the duo that they give TNA the right of first refusal out of respect and loyalty to the company. Some are asking them tell TNA what WWE is offering, and see if they can match it.
Hmm, could WWE finally be taking steps to create some interest in the failing Tag Team division?
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