Thursday, February 10, 2011

Create New Stars? You need the old stars to make them.

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In the here today, gone later today world of entertainment nothing lasts forever and everything comes around to being "new" again. The Royal Runble saw the return of Big Daddy Cool Diesel, and Booker T. Sting's status is "unknown" at this time. Logic would dictate that a wrestling organization's job is to consistently create new stars to take the place of the old. I'm all for that but how can you make new stars without the old guard helping to make them. No one is gonna care if say "The Young Bucks" beat ________. It would mean something if "The Young Bucks beat an established tag team. It would of meant something if Samoa Joe came into TNA and was built properly (that would of meant that Kurt Angle would of lost in the end, but still kept his dignity) Its too bad that Terry Funk isn't around to make some of these guys, because he is the only one of the old guard that understood that you needed to make guys all the time, but nobody made Terry Funk look like a loser. I have yet to see any one in the old guard do that kind of balancing act.

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