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Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. Impact wrestling is no longer the raging dumpster fire it used to be and the promotion's name certainly isn't the pejorative that TNA still is.

For better or worse, those initials will always be linked with high-level failure, despite many of the great things that came out of the company.

And when you were associated with them, there were, um, certain connotations, shall we say.

The TNA stink was a real thing for a long, long time.

Today, we pay tribute to the wrestlers who had stinks in TNA but have managed to shake off the stench and

thrive under the WWE umbrella. I'm Andy for what culture wrestling and here are 10

WWE stars who managed to shake off the TNA stink.

Number 10, our troop.

Far away from what audiences had seen from him during his K quick days in the then

W. W.F.

The Ron killings of TNA was a performer who had made himself into a must watch act in American

wrestling and for TNA he gave them a star who they could hang their hat on during the first year of their operations.

Killings appeared for TNA from 2002 until 2007, although the majority of that run would see him usually competing in the tag ranks as part of free live crew.

That didn't stop WWE from bringing killings back into the fold in 2008 and he remains a prevalent part of WWE programming to this day and even enjoyed the brief

of brief flirtations with the main event scene back in 2011.

Number 9, Christian.

Once held back because Vince McMahon reportedly didn't like his face, Christian didn't become a true

main eventer until leaving WWE in 2005, becoming a genuine difference maker as TNA's instant classic.

Christian Cage was immediately placed in the main event scene upon signing with TNA and soon became the NWA World Heavyweight Champion.

Skipping ahead to his WWE return in 2009, many presumed that Christian would just

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