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Your new champion: CRIMSON!
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I didn't even make it through the whole show.
I watched "Being John Malkovich", instead.
I watched "Being John Malkovich", instead.
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I was looking at an interview and saw this.
<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Stevie Richards</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>You know there’s a little trick in wrestling that I don’t see a lot of promotions doing and I think that they should: If you lighten the arena too much, it shows the crowd and they feel like they are being watched. But when you darken the arena, they think they can get away with chanting and saying whatever they want. It’s a psychological thing that I learned a long time ago from Terry Taylor. People will make more noise because they feel anonymous[/quote]
Remember the old days of TNA where they crowd would pop big behind the fog and the dark lights or when they could only be seen on DVDs?
Maybe TNA can get the fans a bit more into it by not making them feel like rats in a cage.
Just a thought...
<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Stevie Richards</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>You know there’s a little trick in wrestling that I don’t see a lot of promotions doing and I think that they should: If you lighten the arena too much, it shows the crowd and they feel like they are being watched. But when you darken the arena, they think they can get away with chanting and saying whatever they want. It’s a psychological thing that I learned a long time ago from Terry Taylor. People will make more noise because they feel anonymous[/quote]
Remember the old days of TNA where they crowd would pop big behind the fog and the dark lights or when they could only be seen on DVDs?
Maybe TNA can get the fans a bit more into it by not making them feel like rats in a cage.
Just a thought...