Yeah, BBD picked a terrible list of names to compare against TNA's talent.

I cant even remember the last time Clay, Otunga, and JTG were on a PPV or Raw for that matter.

I actually don't mind Cena. A lot of his matches are predictable, but if you give him the right opponent he'll put on a classic match. Plus he's their cash cow so I can understand why he's used a bunch. Throw him in TNA and I'm pretty sure they would do the exact same thing, if they want to stay in business (which TNA aren't by the looks of it).

What makes WWE better than TNA for me is the fact that they balance out their roster so that there's something for everyone. You've got the indie guys like Bryan, Cesaro, and Punk. You've got characters for the family like Cena, Tons of Funk, and Fandango. There's legends who show up for an occasional match like Undertaker, Lesnar, and Rock. Then there's guys who you find in between those categories like RVD, Big Show, Shield, and the Wyatts.

In fact, other than Otunga, JTG, Khali, and 3MB-- all of which are barely shown for more than 5 minutes-- I can't think of anyone in WWE who isn't worth watching.

With TNA, I can't say that I care about anything that's going on with them. The AJ Styles storyline just seems like a copy of Punk's 2011 storyline.