Miscellaneous
The NWA might have just been able to renew my interest. Over the past twelve weeks, nonsensical match-making, convoluted match stipulations, and a number of inconsistent storytelling had left my affinity for the brand a little hallow. I was beginning to wonder if I had become too cynical about pro-wrestling. If maybe I had just lost my flavor for the NWA. I still believe asking a fan to order a pay-per-view without so much as a match listed is a poor business decision. I think you're asking for a lot when you wait until the last week to deliver a fully booked wrestling event. But somehow the NWA pulled off a pretty good pay-per-view. I have criticisms. I didn't like some of the ways the matches were presented. I did feel like some matches were made just to show off new additions to the roster. But ultimately, I was happy with the PPV. And if you'd like to hear what I thought, please listen. It is a little hard for me to admit this, but I think the NWA has made a hard right turn. For the past twelve weeks, the National Wrestling Alliance was beginning to wain in my interests. Between nonsensical booking, odd pairings, and just a lack --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theallianceblog/support