TNA vs. WWE

TNA is on 8:00 pm on Spike TV, Thursday nights, central time. I can't really compare TNA to WWE. Both have a different style, different crowd, different arena, different ring. It's like apples and oranges. They both may be fruit but they look and taste different. I like both programs. Each has good and bad things going for them and I think TNA really needs 2 hours to show us what they can do. 7

First off, TNA is on a 9 pm on Spike TV on Thursdays, at least that's what happens on the west coast. Hope that helps. Before McMahon came back, I was enjoying TNA more. But now that McMahon has all the drama going on, things in WWE have gotten more interesting.

hey there dc_gurl I'm not sure what time tna is on in the us we in the uk get it a little after you do on bravo, i watch both tna and wwe and have been to see both live and i have to admit there are good points to both brands and there are bad points as well, we are not able to go to many live event sbecause my youngest step son is severly disabled and epileptic but under control with meds, we took him to a wwe event last november in the uk and all the way through he was jumping at everything which in turn made him very ill the next day, it was a great atmosphere but because of that experience we know we can not take him to another event from wwe. While in florida in april we were invited by tna to be special guests for a double 2 hour taping which we went to and my little lad was so much better at this event, he only jumped a handful of times at loud bangs and at team 3d's entrance which was wonderful, we were lucky enough to have xpac come and sit next to us with his family and after the rush of peeps who came to get autographs from him i snuck ours in as well and got his auto which made the night wonderful, we got to see all the big named tna stars and i can safely say if we get the chance to go to florida again we can go to another tna show . The tna shows are done on a much smaller scale in orlando ( not sure about elsewhere ) and when you go to a wwe one the place is packed out. I like both wwe and tna and would go to see either show again if i could tna is still in it's young days and i think it will get better as it grows and they get their finances more undercontrol deffinitly a company to watch. If anyone in the uk if a wwe/tna collector i am selling my wrestling collection, largly made up of figures but not limited to them, over £1700 has been spent on the collection so far but its taking up way too much room now so i'm asking £1200 only, there are quite a few boxes, anyone interested drop me a msg and we'll see what we can do, i am also open to offers as well.