The B.O.W (Blog of Wrestling)

 Intro: There's an old saying that goes "Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery", it's often used to describe what happens when a person or group of people take something that has already been made and attempt to recreate it for one reason or another.   Professional wrestling is no stranger to this as wrestling fans, critics and the media usually accuse and criticizes other promotions for copying ideas and concepts that were introduced or made public elsewhere only to look like cheap but pale imitations in the process. For much of it's success in the 2000's, TNA (now known as Impact Wresting) was accused of ripping off WWE for a number of concepts. However, just like what happens when any positive news about Impact wrestling is revealed to the public, many tend to forget that Impact themselves have also created original ideas, gimmicks and storylines that have been copied by some of wrestling's greatest promotions, especially in ...

Intro:   In a previous article I made a month or so ago I talked about "Eight TNA/Impact Wrestling Stars Who Hated Each Other". The first list did pretty well all things considered and after doing some research I've discovered some more examples of former TNA stars despising their fellow co-workers or inflicting harm on them from a physically or verbal stand point. So with all of that said, here are Eight More TNA/Impact Wrestling Stars Who Hated Each Other. 8. AJ Styles vs. Rob Van Dam AJ Styles has admitted to disliking a few things during his 12 years in the company and while the infamous 60% pay cut that ultimately led to his departure from the company has become well known to many, there is another time that the former TNA original has admitted to being unhappy with the decisions made by his former promotion and that would have to be the time he lost the TNA World Ch...