Dear Mr. or Mrs. head of TV network,

Professional wrestling is a marketable product if marketed correctly. It experienced a huge boom in 1998 and 1999 as the industry soared to new heights of popularity, excitement, and marketability. Sadly, the year 2001 saw the demise of both World Championship Wrestling and Extreme Championship Wrestling. These were the top two contenders behind World Wrestling Entertainment in this field. Without them around, wrestling has been on a slow decline because people like to have choice. If they choose between WWE and something different, they'll pick something different. And that's why WWE's ratings have nearly been cut in half since the 1999 era.

But there's a glimmer of hope

Currently being broadcast on pay per view is NWA - Total Nonstop Action. They hold weekly shows for $10 and from the looks of things, they have potential

-They have mainstream superstars like Jeff Jarrett, Scott Hall, Ken Shamrock, Buff Bagwell, and Brian "Grandmasta Sexay" Christopher

-They have the "X Division", which features the best extreme daredevil wrestlers in the world such as Jerry Lynn, AJ Styles, Low Ki, Psicosis, Christopher Daniels, and the a Flying Elvises (Strange, but fun to watch)

-They have inriguing storylines as well good production value

I say if this gets enough support, then it would be worth watching your network just to see NWA-TNA in action