TNA is such a mess right now. What makes them think signing Mickie James will make a big impact (no pun intended)? There's a bunch of WWE rejects there, plus the old veterans that just never go away (Flair, Hogan, Foley, the list goes on), and the youngsters who will never rise to the top. When will they ever get it?
Who said Mickie was making any impact? She's going to help reshape the KO Division.
There is NO such thing as a WWE reject. That's the most ignorant thing. If your good at cooking and got fired from a restaurant, I'm sure your next job won't look at you as a restaurant reject. If that's the case, WWE is full of WCW rejects. (Edge, Triple H, Taker, Mysterio, Jericho, Stone Cold, Big Show, etc.)
They never go away because they still have APPEAL. Nobody wants to see generic undeveloped wrestlers just because they are young. Flair is putting over guys, so I have no idea how you can put him in that category.
Last time I checked, AJ Styles, Pope, Anderson, Motor City Machine Guns and Fortune are getting the rise to the top.
There really is no legitimate excuse for anyone to say TNA does not push young guys anymore. Every major title is being held by one. No excuse to use whatsoever.
You think pushing "Young" generic guys like Nexus is cool but in the 5 years. WWE will come close to falling apart when Sheamus, Drew McIntyre, Daniel Bryan, Miz and Ziggler all get pushed to the top and turns out to be non-draws. WWE is already losing Mysterio, Taker, Kane, Triple H, HBK to age.
Cena and Orton cannot carry the company any longer. And these "young guys" the IWC takes pride in has no potential to lead the company when Cena and Orton hit the mid 30s.
WWE thinks pushing generic guys into stars is the answer and it won't work. Their own stupid ignorance lost the true stars they could have pushed.