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WWE has always been, and probably always will be, the benchmark for professional wrestling in terms of audience size and longevity. The only viable alternative to the McMahons in the 2000s and 2010s was a little known company called Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, or TNA. In our 25th episode, Chris and Tony take a dive into the brand that was started by Jeff Jarrett after WCW folded, and helped launch the careers of many of today’s top names. Covering the Sacrifice pay per view from 2007, we talk about how the X Division compares to 2019’s high flying style, what made TNA different and unique, and the pros & cons of AJ Styles. There’s also a monologue from Chris on his love for Kurt Angle, a chat about accents in the world of pro wrestling, a breakdown of a Texas Death Match, and a pondering about why Christian and Edge never faced off with one another in any promotion. A landmark episode to celebrate our quarter century. Check out TNA at impactplus.tv and enjoy something a little different! Support the show (http://paypal.me/scottishsmarks)