Hello there, my very good friends on today's wrestling after news.

Creative frustration in TNA.

A huge champion versus champion match has been teased in WWE.

A massive wrestling attendance record has been broken and not by WWE.

And Teddy Long buries Johnny Ace.

Hey, that's nice.

I'm Adam Wilborn.

And I'm Andy H. Murray, the hate stats for... Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. And this is the after news. Pretty good, Rollins, that? Pretty good. Pretty good. Didn't even intend it. Effortless. The last after news in this studio? No. Spoiler alert. Anyway, let's talk creative frustration in DNA.

My mind went blank there.

It burned alive.

But yeah, this is a pretty interesting comment from Sean Ross-Sapp.

It's during a fateful Q&A.

Asked a whole bunch of things,

but talking about a problem that TNA would seemingly want to fix as they enter this new era of programming, they of course have a brand new TV deal. They're gonna be on AMC in the new year. They're making some moves, they're renewing some contracts, they're signing some wrestlers, saw the righteous have debuted, they're good for them, they got Who Are You Chance, which is wild, considering they were on freaking TV a year ago.

But yeah.

Sean was just commenting during this Q&A. It's not a formal report. He did say,

Creative is a primary thing of which the talent want fixed. They don't feel as much confidence in their creative.

And that's not me trying to pick on TNA, it's the very, very common reaction I got to when I asked about the TV deal.

I wasn't even fishing for anything like that, it was presented without instigation, so to speak.

He said that multiple wrestlers brought this up on their own, saying that the creative

dissatisfaction is a common theme, apparently, in TNA. And yet, look, if you're going to have this

new show and you're going to have new eyeballs on your product and all of this stuff, stands to

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