Hogan and Bischoff join TNA. What does this mean for the future of TNA?

All I know is that if there was one thing that could, this is precisely IT. Now, that is what the possitive me wants to think. But I can't help but question the amount of commitment both of these guys will have for the company. Both of them have an already established legacy, they might very well be past their primes. Bischoff as a creative genius, Hogan as a believable competitive wrestler. Bischoff, to my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong) didn't really contributed much on the creative aspect of the show during his last years as GM. He was just there to play a character. No matter how brilliant he was during his days on WCW, he couldn't come up with an idea to save the company when it got in troubles. So, I wonder if that creative juice ran out back during the prime of WCW, and towards the end, he had nothing left. He even had to hire Russo, which is a sign he ran out of ideas. It'll be really interesting to see what Bischoff has to offer to TNA. What new ideas and concepts will he bring? Whether or not he'll be able to increase TNA's competitivity with WWE? Is he again on a mission to run Vince out of business? Is he as passionate for the business as he once was? I hope the answer to all this questions are YES (except for the first one 'cause it doesn't apply.) With Hogan, my doubts increase. Not only is he a complete douchebag who couldn't give a crap about the life his irresponsible spoiled brat he calls "Nick" ruined, not only is he in an obvious unbalanced psychological state with all that has happened to him in recent years, not only did he try to take his life a few weeks ago, Hogan is OLD, cannot wrestle for shit and his ego will probably cause problems like it always does. What reason do we have to suggest he has changed? the last time he was unwilling to lose to Michaels and to Orton as well. Maybe he's sudden need for a steady paycheck will make him abide by the rules, that is if management is effective in keeping his ego checked and under control, or maybe he'll gain control over management with threats that he'll resign and take complete control of how he's gonna be used. Maybe he'll allow himself to be used to put guys over, or maybe he'll bury the young talent. All Hogan really offers TNA is star power, but for how long can that star power last? how long until people get use to seeing him again and get to the point where they don't give a crap anymore? how long until they realized that this is NOT the Hogan that wrestled 20 or 30 years ago?

 Regardless of all of this, it sure brings some nostalgia. TNA has brought in almost every important person who worked on WCW. Bischoff, Russo (for the worst, perhaps), Hogan and Kevin Nash. The last time those guys worked together, the wrestling business was at its finest. The problem? WCW was the lesser of the two, and incredible decrease in quality that led to its demise. Now, is it possible to predict that, that same combination of individuals and power struggles will  ultimately bring TNA down? OR is the management environment different enough this time around to make this combination work and bring a new era to wrestling? 

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