A Brief History of TNA

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

Feedback me, mofo's.

[Nightfall 0]

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I will as soon as you post it, and I read it.

[Guest clockworkraven]

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It's on the main page.

[Hunter's Torn Quad 0]

Russo was only in WWE for a day or two before leaving. And I don't know if you address it later on or if I missed it, but Russo had heavy input in TNA for quite a while at the beginning.

[GCWPatrick 0]

Random notable: Stan Dupp of the early days of TNA = current WWE World Tag Champ Trevor Murdoch.

 

-Patrick

[Placebo Effect 0]

Considering you're writing it from memory, you did fine.

 

Jarrett nailed Puppet with a chair when he brought out the gun, by the way.

[LucharesuFan619 0]

Good column so far, Corey, but one suggestion:

 

Paragraph separation via one line in between = your friend

 

:-)

[cabbageboy 0]

I disagree about the Lynn/Styles matches being better than Lynn/RVD. There were some truly awesome 3 ways with Lo Ki involved but the singles matches between the two were slight misfires I always thought. The feud itself was very good though.

[Zack Malibu 0]

Kobain wasn't a nobody. He was former WWF/E developmental talent and onetime Memphis mainstay Flash Flanagan, who has been working Puerto Rico the last few years as Slash.