A veteran of WWE and ECW will take the reins as TNA’s Head of Creative following the shocking firing of Scott D’Amore earlier this month.
Anthem Entertainment, TNA’s parent company, has replaced D’Amore with their president Anthony Cicione in order to strengthen ties between TNA and Anthem.
According to a report from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Tommy Dreamer is replacing D’Amore as the promotion’s Head of Creative.
Anthem’s decision has been met with backlash from fans and wrestlers. The TNA roster recently issued a letter encouraging Anthem to reconsider their decision.
In a surprising turn of events, TNA (Total Nonstop Action) Wrestling recently made a major change in its creative team. Scott D’Amore, who had been serving as the Head of Creative, was unexpectedly fired by the company. This decision has sparked controversy and backlash from both fans and wrestlers alike.
TNA, which is owned by Anthem Entertainment, quickly moved to fill the void left by D’Amore’s departure. They appointed their president, Anthony Cicione, to take over as the new Head of Creative. The decision was made with the intention of strengthening the relationship between TNA and Anthem.
However, this move has not been well-received by many within the wrestling community. According to a report from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Tommy Dreamer, a veteran of WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and ECW (Extreme Championship Wrestling), has been chosen to replace D’Amore as the promotion’s Head of Creative.
Dreamer is no stranger to the wrestling industry. He has had a long and successful career, both in the ring as a wrestler and behind the scenes as a creative mind. His experience and knowledge of the business make him a suitable candidate for this role.
Despite Dreamer’s qualifications, there has been significant backlash towards Anthem’s decision. The TNA roster, along with some fans, have expressed their dissatisfaction with the firing of D’Amore and the subsequent appointment of Cicione. In fact, the TNA roster recently issued a letter to Anthem, urging them to reconsider their decision.
The letter highlights the positive impact that D’Amore had on the company during his tenure as Head of Creative. It emphasizes his ability to connect with the wrestlers and understand their needs, as well as his creative vision that helped shape TNA’s product. The roster believes that his firing was a mistake and that his absence will be detrimental to the company’s future.
The controversy surrounding this decision raises questions about the direction TNA is heading in. Fans and wrestlers alike are concerned about the potential impact on the product and the overall morale within the company. It remains to be seen how this change in leadership will affect TNA’s creative direction and its relationship with its talent.
As wrestling fans, we can only hope that TNA and Anthem Entertainment will carefully consider the feedback from the roster and the fans. It is essential for a wrestling promotion to have a strong and cohesive creative team that can deliver compelling storylines and engaging characters. Only time will tell if this change in leadership will ultimately benefit or hinder TNA’s future success.