After a video package looking back at last week’s situation involving Joseph Parkand Aces & Eights, as well as the controversial finish of the Bully Ray-Austin Aries match, we’re off to the Impact Zone where Hulk Hogan comes out to the ring to open the show. He reminds us that he has a date with Aces & Eights, and asks the fans to watch his back because this week is a turning point for the company. Bound For Glory is just three weeks away,… [Continue Reading]

We start off with a video package looking back at all the grudges that have cropped up recently in TNA, and anyone can challenge anyone else tonight because it’s OPEN FIGHT NIGHT! Hulk Hogan bumps into Shaq backstage (I guess he just happened to be back there), and Shaq said he’ll be watching Hogan’s back tonight if Aces & Eights decides to get rowdy. AJ Styles and Kurt Angle come out to say that they used to be champions, but got screwed by Daniels… [Continue Reading]

The 2012 TNA No Surrender pay-per-view kicks off with a look at earlier today when Samoa Joe, Jeff Hardy, James Storm and Bully Ray arrived to the arena. We go to the opening music video with focus on the Bound For Glory Series. – We’re live from the Impact Wrestling Zone in Orlando, Florida with Mike Tenay and Taz. Bound For Glory Series Semifinal Match: Jeff Hardy vs. Samoa Joe We go right to the ring and out comes Jeff Hardy. His opponent is… [Continue Reading]

We start off by looking back at last week’s wild episode when Claire Lynch sent her attorney to reveal Daniels’ sinister blackmail plan, Robbie E pinned Rob Van Dam to earn points in the Bound For Glory Series, and Aces & Eights tried to break the arm of TNA World Champion Austin Aries. Speaking of Aries, he kicks us off this week and says he gives credit where it’s due, and recognizes that Aces & Eights pulled out all the stops last week by… [Continue Reading]

We start off by recapping the events of Hardcore Justice and last week’s episode of Impact Wrestling, and then we’re off to the Impact Zone! We run down tonight’s Bound For Glory Series matches and then head to the ring as Austin Aries comes out to address the TNA fans following his win over Bobby Roode this past weekend. Aries says that Bobby Roode spent the last month calling him a fluke, but Aries proved that he is no fluke by beating Roode for… [Continue Reading]

Welcome to part four of my top Summerslam matches! I’ve listed the matches from parts one, two, and three before looking at 20-11. Enjoy! 50. 1994 – Undertaker vs Undertaker 49. 2008 – CM Punk vs JBL for the World Heavyweight Championship 48. 2003 – Elimination Chamber for the World Heavyweight Championship 47. 1991 – Virgil vs Ted Dibiase for the Million Dollar Championship 46. 2010 – The Nexus vs Team WWE 45. 1993 – Lex Luger vs Yokozuna for the WWE Championship 44…. [Continue Reading]

Bully Ray kicks off the show by coming out to the ring to announce that he is officially going live on Twitter. The crowd chants that he sucks, but he says they’ll change his mind with he’s trending worldwide, and plugs his Twitter at @RealBully5150. Joseph Park grew a backbone and slapped him in the face, but he wants Joseph Park to get his ass out there right now. Park comes out with a determined look on his face, and Bubba says that Park… [Continue Reading]

We start off with a look back at last week when James Storm returned to TNA, and then Hulk Hogan’s ultimatum to Austin Aries that he’ll make him the next challenger for the World Title, but only if he gives up the X-Division Title first. With that, we go to the Impact Zone as Hogan comes out to the ring to say that you make a lot of friends and also enemies when things change. He doesn’t know who attacked Sting last week, but… [Continue Reading]

Original article found at: IllegalForeignObject.com I’m still recovering. Sleep was an impossibility, my throat is torn to shreds, and I’m still having a hard time getting my head around everything I saw. I know this: It was an honor and a privilege to have been a part of the live viewing public for TNA’s 10th anniversary show, Slammiversary. It was an honor to have been a part of the largest crowd to ever see a TNA live event. It was an honor to see… [Continue Reading]

Original post found at www.illegalforeignobject.com There is no doubt the WWE panders to a younger demographic. I respect the hell out of John Cena, but he’s the biggest star in the business, not only because of his tireless work ethic and positive attitude, but because WWE can market him as a safe option for kids. There’s certainly nothing at all wrong with that, as they did the very same thing with Hulk Hogan in the 80’s, becoming a global juggernaut in the process. It… [Continue Reading]

We begin with a look at last week’s ‘Pick Your Poison’ matches for Bobby Roode and Rob Van Dam. We are live on tape from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida and your announcers are Mike ‘Minion’ Tenay and Taz. Impact Wrestling World Champion Bobby Roode comes to the ring. Bobby embraces the rude behavior. He asks if there is anything else that he has to do to prove that the is the greatest champion in the history of the company and without a shadow… [Continue Reading]

Tonight’s show starts off with comments from Eric Bischoff about how he has to mix his business and personal life because of Garett Bischoff. We are reminded about the stipulation at Lockdown. We see what happened at Lockdown. We go to footage from the farewell of Eric Bischoff, including the port-a-porty. We are live on tape from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida and your announcers are Mike ‘Wizarding World of Dixie Carter’ Tenay and Taz. Ric Flair is in the ring and he tells… [Continue Reading]

Bobby Roode comes out to start the show and address the fans. He says that he’s still the World Champion and it feels so good, because he came out here several weeks ago saying he was going to beat James Storm in front of his friends, family, and friends in his own backyard of Nashville, and he made good on his promise. He gives James Storm credit because he promised that he was going to drill him with the Last Call, and he sure… [Continue Reading]

We start the show off with a video package recapping the recent history of Garett Bischoff’s career, his father and Ric Flair’s warnings to stay out of the business, and Hulk Hogan telling him that he’s got a target on his back because of his father. We then go out to the parking lot where Garett arrives at the arena and tells the Mystery Cameraman that he hasn’t changed his mind, and he’s going to continue his career regardless of what his dad thinks…. [Continue Reading]

We kick the show off with a recap of the events leading into last week when Sting announced Roode vs Storm in the main event of Lockdown, followed by Roode’s heartless destruction of Sting’s groin and ribs. But forget that: Brandon Jacobs of the NY Giants is back on Impact tonight, and we’ve also got a big tag match with Kurt Angle and Bully Ray taking on Jeff Hardy and James Storm! And before all that happens, the World Champion comes out to kick… [Continue Reading]

The 2012 TNA Against All Odds pay-per-view opens up with a camera crew greeting Jeff Hardy as he arrived earlier today. Hardy just smiles and enters the building. – We go to a promo video for tonight’s pay-per-view. – We’re live from the Impact Wrestling Zone in Orlando, Florida. Mike Tenay and Jeremy Borash are doing commentary tonight. #1 Contender’s Match: Zema Ion vs. Jesse Sorensen Zema Ion makes his way out first followed by Jesse Sorensen with his football. Sorensen decks Ion to… [Continue Reading]

We open with a video package looking back at last week when Sting made a #1 contender’s match between James Storm and Jeff Hardy to determine Robert Roode’s next challenger, only for Bully Ray to attack both men and again leave us without a challenger. And in a perfectly logical follow up to that attack, we begin tonight’s episode backstage where Jeff Hardy is beating the CRAP out of Bully Ray and choking him with a broomstick. He rams him into every ladder and… [Continue Reading]

We start with a look at last week as Robert Roode was ordered to defend the World Title against Jeff Hardy in a match where he’d lose the title if he was intentionally disqualified, and did end up losing by DQ, but saved his title because it was due to interference from Bully Ray and not anything he did on his own. In the meantime, James Storm defeated Kurt Angle to earn a shot at the winner of the Roode-Hardy match, and he comes… [Continue Reading]

We kick tonight’s show off with a look back at this past weekend’s Genesis PPV when Bobby Roode kicked the referee in the cajones to intentionally get himself disqualified and retain the World Title. Roode says he doesn’t need friends or family as l,ong as he has the title, and Jeff Hardy says that he’ll have something to say on Impact. Speaking of Impact, we’re off to the ring as the World Heavyweight Champion comes out to the ring to address his adoring fans…. [Continue Reading]