The IWC has been abuzz since the return of Jim Cornette to the Impact Zone. I, for one, have been excited to see him along with Bruce Prichard, Dutch Mantel, and the rest of the backstage gang. And with the knowledge that GFW's newest top tier creation, Eli Drake as champion? Even moreso. The returns of Petey Williams and Taryn Tarrell? Nearing a fever pitch. GFW NEEDS the brand of appeal that Tarrell brings and Petey Williams is one of the few greats of the TNA era left who could sway the pendulum the right direction.
IF....IF....IF the partnership between AAA and the Lucha Underground program remains in place, GFW WILL gain ground. Why? Because Lucha Underground has a different, more cinematic feel than does WWE and GFW's characters combining with that of AAA's Underground provide a kind of color provides the brand of diversity BOTH organizations need to make make each better. If Ring of Honor or ANY OTHER world class organization joins up with GFW now, it will more than certainly make WWE sit up and take notice.
I may have fallen out of love with TNA in recent years, but even in their worst years, their product was offering more diverse storylines, more interesting characters and a higher quality of homegrown talent than has their more financially stable counterpart in WWE. Make no bones about this....GFW is not the same product as TNA and so, to reflect this change.....TNA Enforcer must too, change and this means TNA Enforcer becomes the GFW Enforcer....
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