Surprise has ruined the wrestling business. Surprise has become the go-to device of the lazy booker. Surprise…just isn’t surprising.
The overrating of surprise was never more evident than during TNA’s gutsy two-month head-to-head run against WWE on Monday night. (Note, please, my unbridled sarcasm. Even the Sudetenland put up more of a fight.)
To handle an endeavor of that magnitude, TNA needed to have three or…
