Winner of British Bootcamp 2
already crowned before series begins!
Tonight sees
the return of TNA’s British Bootcamp, a pathetic attempt at trying to scour British wrestling stars for commercial television sales. Used by Dixie Carter
to get some attention and nothing else, the show, which was an utter disaster
in its ignorant first series, has opened the doors again.
As Wrestling
Wonders previously revealed the TWELVE competitors in the series, we can
EXCLUSIVELY reveal the winner off the show.
The winner
will be cruiserweight Noam Dar, under current TNA plans. Dar has secretly been under contract
with the company for way over six months and working in its developmental territory Ohio
Valley Wrestling. (OVW) TNA plan to introduce him and make him win the show for
his TNA contract to take effect on screen as a legitimate upgrade to entering
the ring. They plan, once again as last year, to hire a number of cheap stars
after the show ends to extra contracts, making a mockery of British Wrestling
and the business as a whole.
Clueless
Carter and her henchman Jeremy Bore-rash continue plans to steal and mock the
British Wrestling scene, an already floundering scene built on sustained
ignorance failing to develop. For TNA, the show may soon be over, though. With
budget cuts, minimal rostered stars and an all-round idiotic way of managing business
the company is clearly headed for turmoil. It even struggles to get television deals
renewed from its regular providers.
Even its own
staff including wrestlers on the payrole have issued concern with its direction
and future under Carter’s leadership. Ring announcer Borash had also told
people on the road not with the company that he was an owner of TNA. Carter
continues to allow him free reign to further disregard the company to
outsiders. Wrestlers who often receive low or no payment when due, waiting weeks
and lack of good stories worry about the company as a whole. Many plan to leave
if they have a stronger option waiting for them. Others looking to come in are
wary to join a pitifully run ‘fun filled’ circus with no understanding of
wrestling business deliverance. Jeremy Borash has also used bitter and personal
attacks against industry experts and writers on Social Media, mostly Twitter, including against Wrestling
Wonders in an unprofessional mood swing. It does not put the company in good
standing in a professional setting, let alone a business one either.
Carter is
said to turn a blind eye to anyone’s legitimate concerns and ‘do her own thing’
running her business into the ground. She continual copies the ideas of Max
Waltham and through third party WWE.
One anonymous contributor also informed us Noam Dar's Wikipedia page was removed leading up to the Bootcamp series. Yes, Wikipedia is not an accurate source, but a little peek a boo insight. TNA often view Wiki however as gospel, so there you go.
© Max Waltham 19th October 2014
