Why We shouldn't blame Hogan and Bischoff for the demise of TNA

I am sure everyone likes to blame them but I got a intresting question here for everyone.

If some dumb person wants to pay you over 100,000 a week to do a job that you once were good or even bad at would you not take the money?

If you said no I think your lieing to yourself.

I ain't gonna blame Hogan for taking money he needs because of bad investments and a divorce.

I ain't gonna blame Bischoff as alot of his work is tied into Hulk Hogan who helps him out a lot and he is trying to help a friend.

I would Blame Dixie Carter who knows the man needed money and said he is a big wrestling star and he is gonna fix all the problems.

i blame Hogan and Bischoff because theyre the ones that come up with these moronic ideas, who to push and who not to push. not about money, its about the direction the company is going, which is straight to hell.

It is all ultimately Dixie Carter's fault for markishly bringing them in but she is there as poetic justice for those Jarrett kept at midcard and pissed all over on to make himself look like a HHH/flair wannabe when he was hogging the NWA World Title and television time back in the early years. TNA was doomed from the beginning with a founder like him then jokingly losing power and control of his own promotion and now has to sit back and watch Bischoff and Hogan run it straight into the ground. I only feel bad for the guys looking for their break and will probably never get it.

Jeff Jarrett always pissed me off as champion

he shouldn't of been in the title picture that much.

Jarrett's lack of business sense from the get-go is why TNA is suffering right now. Nothing but an overglorified midcarder who wanted more than he deserved and/or needed.

I find it funny he wanted to put himself over Hogan and everyone.

CP Munk wrote:

Jeff Jarrett always pissed me off as champion

he shouldn't of been in the title picture that much.

Jarrett was the owner....as much as it sucked ass to see him hold the belt for years on end...no one could really complain

He was a terrible owner, you never put yourself over the roster UNLESS the people want to see you, and nobody gave a rat's ass about Jarrett.

Jeff Jarrett and Dixie Carter are to blame.

Jeff for not puting over enough people when he was in charge early. Dixie for folloing suit and, adding insult to injury by signing oldie after oldie - on top of that, signing midcard WWE dudes instead of new faces.

They really get that much?

I thought they were paid in Trident Layers.