If you look at my teams over the seasons, I've drafted a lot more TNA wrestlers than other people. NXT replacing TNA makes sense since all the talent is now under the one brand. TNA's roster is all over the place with people coming and going all the time it just doesn't make sense to keep them in the draft. How many people here actually watch TNA and don't just go to the roster page when it's draft time?

dnky is pretty ****ed if we lose TNA though. I would be open to letting those were going to have TNA keepers keep their top scorers.

If it's going belly up in September, let people draft from it and we can laugh at them. It's not like I have to score it.

I think at this point it would be great if you'd just choose keepers and we move on, still no reply in the wrestlemania thread.

Do I watch every week? No. Do I keep up with what is going on there? 100 percent.

Just making this a WWE drafty seems lame too me.

I guess we were both biased. My team took advantage of no one giving a **** about TNA. That is not a reason to take them out of play.

Looking at it further, I think removing TNA would be a mistake. There would be a larger gap between the top point scorers and the average scores if we did that than there is currently. A quick skim shows me (I may have missed 1-2) that the top NXT earners (did not appear on the main show) were Neveille at 146 and Charlotte at 106. Meanwhile TNA saw Eric Young get 399, Edwards and Richards at 250-260, Lashley at 292, Love at 227, Willow at 185, and Aries at 183. That's not including a handful of others that are near there.

The addition of NXT is close if you wanted it to replace TNA from a pure depth position, but it just doesn't stack up with the TNA point potential. If we removed that, it'd turn much more into a topheavy system than what it is right now and I think we can all agree that's worse.

Keep AJ and Adrian Neville

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