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I like this development. It has the potential to be a car crash of epic proportions. Which is a damn sight better than whatever TNA is now.

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I like this development. It has the potential to be a car crash of epic proportions. Which is a damn sight better than whatever TNA is now.

 

Not even sure where you start with the logic behind adding this stipulation, for a normal person it seems pretty stupid but then you add in Dixie Carter who for the last 10 years has done nothing but pay late and it sounds even more daft. 

 

Anyway just another example of why she's one of the worst owners ever in Wrestling. 

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The company likely buying TNA is something called Aeroluxe.

Aeroluxe, like aeroplanes and things like that?

 

No, it's Aroluxe. Ar, not Aer. Like "Aryan".

 

This situation is still baffling. "So Dixie, if this thing continues to lose money and you can't pay us back, we'll own it, and then it'll be us that's losing the money. How do you like that?"

 

For something that's worth less than fuck all, she may have just been incredibly (and unwittingly) carny and offloaded it and wiped out her debts in one move.

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Considering their methods of avoiding paying the workers, is there likely to be a mass walk-out?

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The whole don't make the payment on time, we take ownership of the company sounds like a true pro-wrestling storyline done far to many times.

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It's just the sort of thing you leave yourself open to when you're not credible enough to borrow money sensibly and not worth investing in.

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They're already on the look out for a blonde lad with blue eyes on the indies. He'll be presented as an offspring of the Task Master and Harley Race. Dunno what they'll call him?

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There might not be a TV deal by the time they buy it. The whole selling to nazis thing cant be helping their position with Pop TV, who just dropped their Tuesday replay. Its not like they are buying a company with guaranteed TV for several years.

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Considering their methods of avoiding paying the workers, is there likely to be a mass walk-out?

Not with that many broken legs.

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