>>16267596Was a combination of a few things. Horrible management being the key issue. Then WWE entered its phase of hoarding as many names as they could sign without letting anyone go which lasted a good 5 years or so. Additionally NXT took off. So you saw a lot of TNA mainstays eventually migrate over there like Bobby, Joe, EC3, Drew, etc. Only to make that problem for TNA even worse, AEW came along and quickly surpassed them in prominence just in their first year of being on tv. If anything it's almost kind of surprising that TNA is still alive and doing as decent as they are or most of all that this hasn't even been their worst years
