TNA has been taking a lot from WWE over the past few years—namely, its washed-up talent—but there's one lesson the second-class pro wrestling organization needs to take from WWE.
ECW is dead. It has been for nearly a decade. Any angle attempting to tap into ECW's appeal and fan base simply won't work.
As a massive original ECW mark, I wish I didn't have to write those words. The truth isn't always pretty, however, and the truth is, ECW will only live on through home videos, Internet clips, and interviews with the men and women who made the promotion what it was.
The first problem? Broadcast limitations.
While Paul Heyman managed to wrangle a cable TV deal in the twilight of ECW's years, they were ...
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