I think it's weird timing. They just let Sting and AJ Styles go because of money issues, and MVP can't be cheap.

They had to come off the road because they couldn't afford it, there's speculation they wont even last a year (though I don't know considering TNA is basically run on Panda Energy's disposable income as a tax dodge, which isnt likely to dry up anytime soon). I don't think signing MVP makes up for AJ and Sting being gone, but getting the Wolves at the same time is clever. They're signing a WWE name for the exposure (because it worked so well in the past amirite), and a popular indy tag team to keep the smarks happy. So it's good business in that sense, and I hope they do turn things around. I like MVP, though I don't think outside of Japan he ever really did anything that matched his run of matches with Matt Hardy.