>>2718381
Him jumping to TNA could have been great. Contrary to popular belief TNA had a lot of good to it. It just got outweighed by the bad. Going on tour outside of the old Impact zone also hurt them really bad in the long run.
Angle and Benoit could have had some classic matches for TNA in a six sided ring. Considering what his career looked like after he left the world title picture it would have been best had he left. Although the tragedy likely still would have happened regardless.
Guys who could still go well at the time like Christian, Angle and Sting helped TNA. Guys who couldn't go anymore and took up valuable time like Steiner, Flair, Hogan and Hall and also took spots from the younger guys, those who are in WWE now for example, hurt TNA. Of course this is primarily Dixie fault anyways. You can't blame those guys for going to TNA. It would have been cool to see them for some nostalgia pops a few times but not eating up all the air time like Hogan was doing before he left.
can TNA survive the benoit tragedy?
>>2718853
Benoit would have survived by not having to do the same moveset over and over every night like WWE requires.
>>2718381
I remember reading this issue, I don't think any of their predictions came true
anyone else have the full scans for this? I only have this and daniel bryan.
cena not being the top dog that he is scenario though (carlito is more successful than him).
>>2718865
This. His stiff, ground-based non-WWE-Style matches against Finlay and Regal were actually safer and he and Nancy and Daniel would all still be alive if he'd gotten to work matches like that on a non-circus schedule.
>>2719040
Eddie dying broke him
>>2718875
>2016
>Danielson's career will largely follow the same trajectory as Chris Benoit's
Holy shit I'm starting to make myself cry here
>Both Benoit and Bryan were finished by 2016
Wrestling is a hard business
>>2718445
I'd have liked to have seen Benoit in TNA with Angle, really. Both could have carried the show well
>ROH would kill to have him
really makes you think
Benoit definitely should have left WWE in '06 and joined TNA. He might even still be alive.
>>2719322
Probably. WWE's schedule was taking a toll on him.
Him vs. Angle in TNA without any restrictions might have just been one of the greatest matches ever.
>>2718875
Holy shit, Pro Wrestling is predictable as fuck, almost everything in that 2016 prediction is right except it was 2 years earlier and at Wrestlemania
>>2718381
>Benoit's WWE contract is set to expire this year
So that's why they iced him.
>>2718875
Why are they pretending that pro wrestling is called "the sweet science", when that's boxing?
>>2719051
lol gay
>>2720426
honestly? I don't know.