AlwaysAHeel Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 Kid Kash v The Miz Al Snow & Maven v Happy Bummers ('Big Black Love Muscle' Monty Brown & Chris Kanyon) Bryan Danielson v Steve Corino Chris Hero v D'Lo Brown TNA NATIONS CUP MATCH 2 - Japan (Hiroshi Tanahashi & Shoichi Funaki) v Mexico (Hernandez & Super Crazy) - Japan lead 1-0 in best of three series Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayR666 Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 Kid Kash v The Miz Al Snow & Maven v Happy Bummers ('Big Black Love Muscle' Monty Brown & Chris Kanyon) Bryan Danielson v Steve Corino Chris Hero v D'Lo Brown TNA NATIONS CUP MATCH 2 - Japan (Hiroshi Tanahashi & Shoichi Funaki) v Mexico (Hernandez & Super Crazy) - Japan lead 1-0 in best of three series Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nest Posted July 24, 2012 Share Posted July 24, 2012 Kid Kash v The Miz Al Snow & Maven v Happy Bummers ('Big Black Love Muscle' Monty Brown & Chris Kanyon) Bryan Danielson v Steve Corino Chris Hero v D'Lo Brown TNA NATIONS CUP MATCH 2 - Japan (Hiroshi Tanahashi & Shoichi Funaki) v Mexico (Hernandez & Super Crazy) - Japan lead 1-0 in best of three series Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted July 30, 2012 Author Share Posted July 30, 2012 PRE SHOW In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Chavo Guerrero Jr. defeated Paul London in 7:39 by pinfall with a Gory Bomb. B- Impact Sunday, week 2, October 2005 Broadcast on Spike on Monday, week 3, October 2005 Lyndonville State Fairgrounds, Lyndonville, VT. http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ6OAEXEPmvP_F3K-s8bYKVBfR_4ge4JTKbJLzzPGfuxaQTOkJV Impact starts with cameras backstage, where Rey Mysterio Jr is seen lying face down and motionless on the concrete. The cameraman shouts Rey to try and get his attention, but Rey doesn’t respond or even move. He shouts for help and around a minute later paramedics arrive on the scene, assess Rey and load him into an ambulance and take him away to a local hospital. Mike Tenay and Potter speculate what will happen to his scheduled match in six days against Jerry Lynn. B Dudleys are backstage, laughing about what has just happened to Rey Mysterio Jr and also that New Announce Team will suffer the same fate at the hands of them at Bound for Glory IV. What is clear is that the Dudleys did not take out Mysterio, as they are in a completely different part of the arena. C TNA NATIONS CUP QUARTER FINAL MATCH 2 http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR8je5XjNxCjR5C_QWZj_5PVcCyFSY5izdx8NPhM-DtYyNHEYoB 1 v http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTD6BvKQNxhNhjFkB_IaUibGIvMjs8BzaR5wRLr9Q5BhLFvfNt9 0 Hiroshi Tanahashi & Shoichi Funaki v Hernandez & Super Crazy This was supposed to be Latin American Exchange teaming up for Mexico but Jorge Estrada has commitments elsewhere so the third member of the Mexican team, Super Crazy took his place. It’s a super substitution if you will. It certainly didn’t have a negative effect on the match for Mexico as they bettered Funaki and an impressive looking Tanahashi on his TNA debut. Mexico level the series at 1-1 to set up a finale in 7:08 when Hernandez defeated Shoichi Funaki by pinfall with a Dominator. D+ John Layfield is another WWE Invader to mock Rey Mysterio Jr’s unfortunate start to the final Impact before Bound for Glory IV. Similar to the Dudleys earlier on, he also tells his Bound for Glory IV opponent Little Guido to expect the same treatment at TNA’s biggest event. C+ Kevin Kelly is backstage with Al Snow. They both praise “The Don of wrestling” Vince MaMahon for single handedly being the man responsible for making wrestling the product it is today. Snow says he also shares The Don’s view that gays have no place in wrestling and so he will take out ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown at Bound for Glory IV. C+ Chris Hero v D’Lo Brown (with Jimmy Hart) The two men are facing off in a tag team match at Bound for Glory IV and here we had a little preview of what might happen. The match was OK but certainly nothing to really write home about or that will stick in the memory of fans for too long. D’Lo got the better of Hero in 8:21 by pinfall with a Low Down. C- Potter interviews Satoshi Kojima and asks for Kojima’s opinion on the TNA v WWE series that will decide the very future of the company. Kojima hopes TNA will prevail. He comments that because there are a number of strong wrestling companies in Japan it is why wrestling in Japan is so strong and popular. He fears that should WWE gain a monopoly in the USA with a few small companies fighting for scraps, it will harm wrestling in the USA. Interesting thoughts from Kojima who is off to Japan to compete while Bound for Glory IV takes place. C+ Christian Cage and CM Punk have one final heated exchange before their unification title match at Bound for Glory IV which could also potentially be the match to shape the whole future of TNA. The tension can be cut with a knife as both men argue their case against each other and for TNA and WWE. They continue to shout each other over a number of security who wade in to keep them separated before they come to blows. B Bryan Danielson v Steve Corino Despite some good wrestling in this contest, it did suffer a little due to two faces squaring off against each other. Even so, it was keenly fought with Corino just edging it in 8:44 by pinfall with an Old School Expulsion. C- Jeff Jarrett is backstage with Kevin Kelly. They discuss The Don and how everything in wrestling happens because of him. Jarrett also discusses “that disrespectful punk” AJ Styles and how he will be defeated at Bound for Glory IV. C+ Harley Race is in a dark corner of the building with Abyss. Abyss is eating raw meat and Race comments that he will devour Paul London in the same manner in six days time. B- Al Snow & Maven (with Jimmy Hart) v Happy Bummers A lot of fans and observers expected better from a tag team affair that lacked excitement even though it was a close match. With Monty Brown facing Al Snow in six days, Monty was keen to get his hands on Snow, only for Snow to be picky with his shots at Monty while also mocking Monty and Kanyon for being gay. This got under the skin of Happy Bummers and their overly aggressive led to mistakes which ultimately cost them the match in 14:26 when Al Snow defeated Chris Kanyon by pinfall with a Snow Plow. C- Another bizarre Goldust segment. ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris is bickering with Goldust, accusing him of being sick in the head. Harris may well have a point, as Goldust starts to simulate oral sex with his shit stained golden dildo, Gordon. Harris looks away in utter disgust while Goldust starts laughing manically. C Mike Tenay interviews Caprice Coleman. Tenay in at the announce desk while Coleman is in a TNA studio. Tenay remarks that Coleman must be delighted with the men he has defeated of late, including Christian Cage, Jeff Jarrett and Brother Ray. Coleman agrees and says he is living a dream at the moment having defeated such established stars. He says short term his goal is keeping the X Division Championship for as long as he can, but in the long term he sees no reason why he can’t win the World Heavyweight Championship. Tenay says he believes he can do it and wishes him well. C+ Kid Kash v The Miz (with Jimmy Hart) The main event was easily the match of the night and featured some good action in front of a crowd that was quieter than usual, possibly because the action hasn’t quite been up to the recent high standard and possibly due to the two guys in the main event are not the usual main events. Even so, it was very well received and Kash was looking very good against Miz until Ken Shamrock ran down to attack Kash while Jimmy Hart had Mickey Jay distracted. This blatant interference allowed Miz to earn a cheap victory in 17:02 by pinfall with a Mizard of Oz following interference from Ken Shamrock and Miz, Shamrock and Hart celebrated in the ring in a show of WWE Invader defiance after the match. Is this what we will see at Bound for Glory IV? B- Show rating: C+ The show can be considered a success and should increase TNA’s popularity. Attendance: 3933 Loss: $62,929 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted July 30, 2012 Author Share Posted July 30, 2012 http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQrdbBEhO6qvGdnWxULnUqsyrokqJ1YHae-BXTX94Fj6PUGUKv- Saturday, week 3, October 2005 Live on UrbanXtra and Request TV pay per view <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/RTOQUnvI3CA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> All matches count towards the Bound for Glory IV TNA v WWE series unless stated. The winning company controls TNA. NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP & WWE CHAMPIONSHIP Christian Cage (TNA Champion, WWE) v CM Punk (WWE Champion, TNA) (B- heat) NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Dudleys (Brother Devon & Brother Ray, champions, WWE) v New Announce Team (Joel Maximo & The Amazing Red, TNA) (C+) TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Caprice Coleman (champion, TNA) v Maven (WWE) © AJ Styles (TNA) v Jeff Jarrett (WWE) (C+) Evan Karagias (TNA) v Lance Storm (WWE) (D) ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown (TNA) v Al Snow (WWE) © ??? (TNA) v Jerry Lynn (WWE) (D-) Little Guido (TNA) v John Layfield (WWE) © ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris (TNA) v Goldust (WWE) © AK-47 (Austin Aries & Kid Kash) (TNA) v Ken Shamrock & The Miz (WWE) © Brits Abroad (Chris Hero & Desmond Wolfe) (TNA) v D’Lo Brown & Ernest Miller (WWE) (D+) NON SERIES MATCH Abyss (with Harley Race) v Paul London (C+) BONUS ONE Who will face Jerry Lynn? (2 points) BONUS TWO Will TNA or WWE win and have control of TNA, or will the series be drawn? (3 points) Please state who you think will win the series despite making your match predictions. BONUS THREE Name any wrestlers that will make a debut on Bound for Glory IV. If you think none will please state none (3 points, if there is more than one wrestler then 3 points each correct answer) PREDICTION CONTEST This will be the last event in the Bound for Glory prediction series. Each match will be worth three points. All matches have now been announced but are subject to change. The prize for the winner of the contest is to choose the next four champions in TNA. If more than ten people are in the prediction series, there will also be a prize for the runner up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted July 30, 2012 Author Share Posted July 30, 2012 News Impact got a 1.69 rating on Spike. Prince Nana has left TNA when his contract expired and was not renewed. D’Lo Brown has won the ECWA Heavyweight Championship from Jerry Lynn, who managed eleven successful defences. Abismo Negro has won the Campeón de Campeones for the second time, defeating Heavy Metal who managed twenty one successful defences. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted July 30, 2012 Author Share Posted July 30, 2012 Road to Glory Prediction Series Only Nest correctly earned the bonus point on Impact by naming Caprice Coleman as getting the winning fall in the eight man tag team main event. 1. Jay R 35 (4 on Impact) 2. Nest 32 (4 on Impact) 3. Kijar 14 4. Destiny 11 5. Tracy Brooks Fan 10 6. Always A Heel 7 (3 on Impact) 7. Olympia 3 (3 on Impact) 7. The Final Countdown (3 on Impact) NEXT EVENT Bound for Glory IV Each correct prediction scores three points in the series. For the card and the bonuses, please see the seperate Bound for Glory IV post above. This is the final show in the prediction series. For the prize, see the Bound for Glory IV card. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted July 30, 2012 Share Posted July 30, 2012 NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP & WWE CHAMPIONSHIP Christian Cage (TNA Champion, WWE) v CM Punk (WWE Champion, TNA) (B- heat) NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Dudleys (Brother Devon & Brother Ray, champions, WWE) v New Announce Team (Joel Maximo & The Amazing Red, TNA) (C+) TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Caprice Coleman (champion, TNA) v Maven (WWE) © AJ Styles (TNA) v Jeff Jarrett (WWE) (C+) Evan Karagias (TNA) v Lance Storm (WWE) (D) ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown (TNA) v Al Snow (WWE) © ??? (TNA) v Jerry Lynn (WWE) (D-) Little Guido (TNA) v John Layfield (WWE) © ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris (TNA) v Goldust (WWE) © AK-47 (Austin Aries & Kid Kash) (TNA) v Ken Shamrock & The Miz (WWE) © Brits Abroad (Chris Hero & Desmond Wolfe) (TNA) v D’Lo Brown & Ernest Miller (WWE) (D+) NON SERIES MATCH Abyss (with Harley Race) v Paul London (C+) BONUS ONE Who will face Jerry Lynn? (2 points) Rey Mysterio Jr BONUS TWO Will TNA or WWE win and have control of TNA, or will the series be drawn? (3 points) TNA Please state who you think will win the series despite making your match predictions. BONUS THREE Name any wrestlers that will make a debut on Bound for Glory IV. If you think none will please state none (3 points, if there is more than one wrestler then 3 points each correct answer) Magnus Robbie E Santino Marella Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted July 30, 2012 Share Posted July 30, 2012 NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP & WWE CHAMPIONSHIP Christian Cage (TNA Champion, WWE) v CM Punk (WWE Champion, TNA) (B- heat) NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Dudleys (Brother Devon & Brother Ray, champions, WWE) v New Announce Team (Joel Maximo & The Amazing Red, TNA) (C+) TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Caprice Coleman (champion, TNA) v Maven (WWE) © AJ Styles (TNA) v Jeff Jarrett (WWE) (C+) Evan Karagias (TNA) v Lance Storm (WWE) (D) ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown (TNA) v Al Snow (WWE) © ??? (TNA) v Jerry Lynn (WWE) (D-) Little Guido (TNA) v John Layfield (WWE) © ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris (TNA) v Goldust (WWE) © AK-47 (Austin Aries & Kid Kash) (TNA) v Ken Shamrock & The Miz (WWE) © Brits Abroad (Chris Hero & Desmond Wolfe) (TNA) v D’Lo Brown & Ernest Miller (WWE) (D+) NON SERIES MATCH Abyss (with Harley Race) v Paul London (C+) BONUS ONE Who will face Jerry Lynn? (2 points) Douglas Williams BONUS TWO Will TNA or WWE win and have control of TNA, or will the series be drawn? (3 points) TNA Please state who you think will win the series despite making your match predictions. BONUS THREE Name any wrestlers that will make a debut on Bound for Glory IV. If you think none will please state none (3 points, if there is more than one wrestler then 3 points each correct answer) None. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted July 30, 2012 Author Share Posted July 30, 2012 It will be at least Thursday until Bound for Glory IV is posted. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JayR666 Posted July 31, 2012 Share Posted July 31, 2012 NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP & WWE CHAMPIONSHIP Christian Cage (TNA Champion, WWE) v CM Punk (WWE Champion, TNA) (B- heat) NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Dudleys (Brother Devon & Brother Ray, champions, WWE) v New Announce Team (Joel Maximo & The Amazing Red, TNA) (C+) TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Caprice Coleman (champion, TNA) v Maven (WWE) © AJ Styles (TNA) v Jeff Jarrett (WWE) (C+) Evan Karagias (TNA) v Lance Storm (WWE) (D) ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown (TNA) v Al Snow (WWE) © ??? (TNA) v Jerry Lynn (WWE) (D-) Little Guido (TNA) v John Layfield (WWE) © ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris (TNA) v Goldust (WWE) © AK-47 (Austin Aries & Kid Kash) (TNA) v Ken Shamrock & The Miz (WWE) © Brits Abroad (Chris Hero & Desmond Wolfe) (TNA) v D’Lo Brown & Ernest Miller (WWE) (D+) NON SERIES MATCH Abyss (with Harley Race) v Paul London (C+) Bonus One, Who will face Jerry Lynn? I'm guessing another Luchadore, maybe Pyschosis. Bonus Two, Will TNA or WWE win and have control of TNA, or will the series be drawn? TNA Bonus Three, Psychosis, Spike Dudley. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nest Posted July 31, 2012 Share Posted July 31, 2012 NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP & WWE CHAMPIONSHIP Christian Cage (TNA Champion, WWE) v CM Punk (WWE Champion, TNA) (B- heat) NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Dudleys (Brother Devon & Brother Ray, champions, WWE) v New Announce Team (Joel Maximo & The Amazing Red, TNA) (C+) TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Caprice Coleman (champion, TNA) v Maven (WWE) © AJ Styles (TNA) v Jeff Jarrett (WWE) (C+) Evan Karagias (TNA) v Lance Storm (WWE) (D) ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown (TNA) v Al Snow (WWE) © ??? (TNA) v Jerry Lynn (WWE) (D-) Little Guido (TNA) v John Layfield (WWE) © ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris (TNA) v Goldust (WWE) © AK-47 (Austin Aries & Kid Kash) (TNA) v Ken Shamrock & The Miz (WWE) © Brits Abroad (Chris Hero & Desmond Wolfe) (TNA) v D’Lo Brown & Ernest Miller (WWE) (D+) NON SERIES MATCH Abyss (with Harley Race) v Paul London (C+) BONUS ONE Who will face Jerry Lynn? (2 points) Rob Van Dam BONUS TWO Will TNA or WWE win and have control of TNA, or will the series be drawn? (3 points) Please state who you think will win the series despite making your match predictions. TNA BONUS THREE Name any wrestlers that will make a debut on Bound for Glory IV. If you think none will please state none (3 points, if there is more than one wrestler then 3 points each correct answer) Rob Van Dam, Psicosis, Mistico, Jushin Liger, Kurt Angle, Spike Dudley/Brother Runt, Edge Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 2, 2012 Author Share Posted August 2, 2012 PRE SHOW In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Ultimo Guerrero defeated Alex Shelley in 6:01 by pinfall with an El Nudo. C http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQrdbBEhO6qvGdnWxULnUqsyrokqJ1YHae-BXTX94Fj6PUGUKv- Saturday, week 3, October 2005 Cassell Coliseum, Blacksburg, VA. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTzI5ZkX0_bkLCBB1P-pgFf4Tw2U5bpVC0ME4f5bCvjAFblGExynw Live on UrbanXtra and Request TV pay per view <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/RTOQUnvI3CA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> TNA wrestler v Jerry Lynn (with Jimmy Hart) Jerry Lynn is introduced and makes his entrance. To kick off Bound for Glory IV, he and Jimmy Hart await his opponent. Dusty Rhodes walks out on the stage. He tells the WWE Invaders that Rey Mysterio Jr has not recovered from his injuries sustained in a mystery attack on Impact at the start of the week. However, Dusty informs them he has found a more than worthy substitute and introduces… http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSUUlSQ3EtJ49qjxcUqwoGLaiOyw9CHSxcozXzmusp_E8d0SVOFZg Williams strides to the ring with purpose and takes it to Lynn, gaining the advantage in the early minutes. Lynn fights back and the two go back and forth and put on a very good, technical opening match. Both men fought hard to score the first win for their respective faction and Lynn just about edged it in 13:20 by pinfall with a Cradle Piledriver. Impressive start to the show but TNA fall behind early on. B- TNA 0 WWE 1 Evan Karagias v Lance Storm (with Jimmy Hart) Karagias and Storm didn’t click in the ring which was a shame as this had the potential to be a really good match. The action was good and the crowd held interest, but with the lack of flow to the match it did suffer a little. Lance fought with focus and was measured in his approach, which overcame Karagias quicker and riskier style. Storm wins in 11:20 by pinfall with a Tidal Wave and TNA are already two down and facing a forced takeover from WWE. C- TNA 0 WWE 2 A video is shown showcasing Caprice Coleman’s rise in TNA and his reign as X Division champion. Dusty Rhodes speaks at the end of the video, saying he is a future star and he is looking at Coleman to produce the goods for TNA. C Brits Abroad v D’Lo Brown & Ernest Miller (with Jimmy Hart) TNA strike back with a great performance from Chris Hero and Desmond Wolfe as the British pair stepped up and overcame the established and experience wrestlers of D’Lo Brown and Ernest Miller. The crowd were on their feet cheering the Brits as they delivered the goods in a decent tag team contest and stopped TNA’s potential slide to oblivion in 11:18 when Desmond Wolfe defeated D'Lo Brown by pinfall with a Guvnor's Crumpet. C+ TNA 1 WWE 2 ’Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown v Al Snow (with Jimmy Hart) At the start of the match, Al Snow reminds Monty Brown that both he and ‘The Don’ hate gays and think they have no place in wrestling. Monty unloads a flurry of punches at Snow, while referee Robert Brisko just shrugs his shoulders and lets him get on with it. Snow bails and regroups with Jimmy Hart as the crowd cheer both Monty and Brisko. Snow mounts a calculated and often cheap offence but it works, as he gets control of the match and neutralises Monty’s power game. With Snow in complete control, a familiar face makes his way to the ring. http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTGgBu1ghMMGC-usy6o7xfXpzbHlVPD4FCs9EqLoHjKNEHOSnlcfg The crowd erupt as Buff ‘The Puff’ Bagwell returns to TNA. He strides to the ring in a happy and camp fashion and climbs in. He smiles at Robert Brisko, who flips the bird to Al Snow and Jimmy Hart and lets Monty Brown and Buff Bagwell attack Al Snow as a tandem. Snow has no chance and Monty takes the match in 13:42 by pinfall with The Pounce. Jimmy Hart is going nuts, as is Arn Anderson who has appeared on the stage. Robert Brisko raises the arms of Monty Brown and Buff Bagwell and it’s clear where Brisko’s loyalty lies. On a split screen, Dusty Rhodes is seen with a broad smile on his face. C+ TNA 2 WWE 2 A video is shown with highlights of AJ Styles TNA career including his X Division and TV Title reigns. Dusty Rhodes does a voice over, saying AJ is one of the men he looks to to do the business for TNA. C+ AK-47 v Ken Shamrock & The Miz (with Jimmy Hart) A tag team match high on action and quality and also full of tension with the series between TNA and WWE finely poised at two all. Austin Aries and Kid Kash used a combination of slick teamwork and fast, exciting action to counter the ccontrasting styles of Shamrock’s hard hitting, submission fighting and The Miz with all his tricks and exuberance. The fans were on their feet again tonight as the former tag team champions overcame the WWE Invaders in 12:18 when Kid Kash defeated The Miz by pinfall with a Money Maker. B- TNA 3 WWE 2 Little Guido v John Layfield (with Jimmy Hart) Layfield was too strong for Guido although the match was of a very good standard and saw some great action. Guido fought as if his life depended on it, but try as he might, Layfield was too strong, too experienced and too good for him. Layfield squared it up for the WWE Invaders and was heard saying when he won that “I did it for The Don”. B- TNA 3 WWE 3 Arn Anderson is backstage with Jeff Jarrett. He comments that tonight isn’t going as well as they hoped. Jarrett tells Anderson not to worry, the WWE are too good for TNA. Anderson warns Jarrett not to take AJ likely. Jarrett says he will beat him. C- ’Wildcat’ Chris Harris v Goldust (with Jimmy Hart) Goldust was his usual bizarre self although the match didn’t live up to the expected standards. Goldust came down the ring wearing his usual gold wig and gown, but also simulating oral sex with his shit stained Gordon the golden dildo. Harris, already in the ring, was clearly disgusted and disturbed by Goldust and this affected his performance in the match. Whether Goldust was doing it to put Harris off his game or because he gets a perverse, sick pleasure from it is unclear, but either way it helped him to win the match and regain the series advantage for the WWE Invaders in 13:05 by pinfall, illegally using the ropes for leverage while having his cock rubbing up against Harris’ ass. C TNA 3 WWE 4 http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRDBMSQ0_iTO7VvB3vnNp1PvZHbryqaECz942G_joAC98-E16CZHA TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Caprice Coleman (champion) v Maven (with Jimmy Hart) Although there was a lack of psychology evident in the match and as a result it drifted in places, the great action on show made up for it and the match didn’t really suffer for it. Maven was intent on taking his first title in TNA but Coleman was equally intent on both keeping his X Division Championship and also further increasing his booming reputation. It was Coleman who was successful in 15:30 by pinfall with a Thermal Shock. Caprice Coleman makes defence number 5 of his TNA X Division title. Coleman is probably the hottest thing in TNA right now. C+ TNA 4 WWE 4 A video is played showcasing Dudleys bullying their way to the top in TNA and being the reigning Tag Team Champions. C NON SERIES MATCH Abyss (with Harley Race) v Paul London Abyss again dominated a match and he looked as mean and hungry as he ever has yet. Surely it’s time for Race to step up his opposition, his recent win over Kojima excepted. Abyss’ dominance ended in 5:26 by pinfall with The Black Hole. C http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSS9x6o5E2HI2l1LroZ43KhcFZ9Y_YCIsWnkiWN8iF7KtdkgzSM NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP New Announce Team (Joel Maximo & The Amazing Red) v Dudleys (champions, with Jimmy Hart) Dudleys got a big shock when not only did NAT hold their own against the experienced and established champions, they almost beat them. Their speed, especially Red’s put the Dudleys in serious trouble at times. They’ve been there and done that though and survived, just, in 19:34 when Brother Devon defeated Joel Maximo by pinfall with a 3D. Dudleys make defence number 6 of their NWA TNA World Tag Team titles. Looking through the tag team ranks in TNA, a team is really going to have to step up to take the titles off the Dudleys… and TNA is now in serious jeopardy themselves to the hostile WWE takeover. B- TNA 4 WWE 5 A video profile of NWA TNA World Heavyweight Champion, Christian Cage is played. C AJ Styles v Jeff Jarrett (with Jimmy Hart) A great match that went on for nearly half an hour and yet never once got boring. In the early stages Jarrett did take Styles lightly despite Arn Anderson warning him against it, and it nearly cost him the match as AJ scored some near falls. AJ never lies down, even when Jarrett started hitting him with everything he had, even The Stroke which AJ barely kicked out of. After mounting a comeback, Jimmy Hart intervened and Jarrett again hit The Stroke. This time, AJ was barely able to put his left foot on the bottom rope and just survived again. Towards the end of the match, Jarrett was getting frustrated and grabbed his guitar. Referee Mickey Jay nicked the guitar from Jarrett’s hands and while Jarrett was arguing with Jay, Styles nailed a Pele kick. He followed this up quickly and took a breathtaking match in 29:05 by pinfall with a Styles Clash. Watching from his office on a monitor, Dusty Rhodes is delighted, while in the ring, AJ has his arms raised whilst using the ropes to hold him up. The future of TNA is going to be determined by the NWA TNA World Heavyweight Championship and WWE Championship unification match. B TNA 5 WWE 5 Before the main event, a video package is shown of CM Punk, with the New Dawn theme playing in the background. B http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQsCHSUEEaLUwteAuJvoeawCK7e29mOWY3tF_woa1s4ks-bhqN6Yg http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRU0qxZvv3Njy3SCY-aFq7eS6DgR45mfS_yFCe4_nbYjKZmfQNjRQ NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP & WWE CHAMPIONSHIP CM Punk (WWE Champion) v Christian Cage (NWA TNA Champion, with Jimmy Hart) One match to determine one champion and the whole future of TNA. Punk is fighting for TNA, Cage for the WWE Invasion and ‘The Don’ Vince McMahon. It took over forty five minutes to know the outcome as neither man wanted to either relinquish his championship, or let his company and bosses down. With so much at stake and the atmosphere so tense, the match got off to a slow start but that was for the better. The fans knew how much there was on the line and considering the match was so long, it didn’t tire either wrestler out unnecessarily. The action was great throughout and the crowd were hot for the duration as the clock ticked past ten, twenty and thirty minutes with both men coming close to winning the titles and control of TNA. Forty five minutes hit and things took an unexpected twist as both Punk and Cage are recovering from a double clothesline and referee Jack Doan out on the arena floor following an earlier mishap. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/WC4PefcxXeA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Ron Killings walks to the ring! He is carrying a chair and speaking to one person he refers to as ‘Little Jimmy’ on his left, and one person he refers to as ‘Little Vinny’ to his right… despite the fact he is actually talking to nobody. Killings climbs into the ring. Punk and Cage are hauling themselves up using the ropes, and look at Killings wondering what the hell he is doing. Killings is having a conversation with Little Jimmy and Little Vinny. He tells Little Jimmy he can’t tell him what to do before he then shouts out “Fuck you Little Vinny” and swings the steel chair to the right side of his body. He stands over his imaginary knocked out friend Little Vinny as both Punk and Cage approach him and ask what the **** he is doing. Killings is wide eyed and says “I’m doing the right thing”, swinging the steel chair again and hitting Christian Cage square on the head, knocking him out. Punk picks up Cage as Jack Doan groggily slides back into the ring. Punk hits a Pepsi Plunge on Cage and Doan goes down to count… but only goes to two. His hand stops in mid air for three, before it hits the mat and Killings shouts “Nice work Little Jimmy”. Doan has a look of bewilderment on his face, he clearly did not want to count the three count, but the bell rings and Punk is declared the winner. TNA has been saved from WWE and ‘The Don’ Vince McMahon by CM Punk and, of all people… Ron Killings and Little Jimmy! Punk climbs the ropes and the crowd start chanting “Punk the saviour” while Killings stands mid ring and holds up the arm of his imaginary friend Little Jimmy. B The finish came in 46:59 by pinfall with a Pepsi Plunge following interference from Ron Killings. CM Punk wins the NWA TNA World Heavyweight title. CM Punk makes defence number 3 of his WWE title. TNA 6 WWE 5. TNA remains it’s own company and the WWE Invasion is no more. Show rating: B- The show can be considered a success and should increase TNA’s popularity. Some of the angles did not reach the standard of the matches. Attendance: 9330 Buy rate: 0.97 Profit: $199,444 Bound for Glory IV is TNA’s second best ever show. AJ Styles v Jeff Jarrett is TNA’s third best ever match. Bound for Glory IV drew TNA’s sixth highest ever attendance. Bound for Glory IV drew TNA’s third highest ever buy rate. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 2, 2012 Author Share Posted August 2, 2012 Road to Glory Prediction Series With Bound for Glory IV being the final event, the prediction series has now finished. Before the final standings are announced, here are the bonus questions to the final show. Bonus One: Doug Williams faced Jerry Lynn (2 points) Bonus Two: TNA won the series and control of TNA (3 points) Bonus Three: Buff 'The Puff' Bagwell (return) and The Truth made TNA debuts on the show (3 points each). Doug Williams does not count as although he hasn't competed in a little while, he had not left the roster and therefore had not left TNA to make another debut. So... the standings... 1. Jay R 56 2. Nest 50 3. Destiny 38 4. Kijar 34 5. Olympia 27 6. Tracy Brooks Fan 10 7. Always A Heel 7 8. The Final Countdown 3 Well done to Jay, your prize for winning the series is to choose the next champion for each of the four championships in TNA. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 2, 2012 Author Share Posted August 2, 2012 News Ken Shamrock, D’Lo Brown, Evan Karagias, Jerry Lynn and Paul London all returned clean drug tests at Bound for Glory IV. Doug Williams has signed for a further three months. Ernest Miller, Pac, Spike Dudley and Tiger Ali Singh have been released following Bound for Glory IV. Mace Mendoza has won the JAPW TV Championship, defeating Jason Cross who managed nine successful defences. Ric Blade has won the CZW World Heavyweight Championship, defeating Ruckus who managed eight successful defences. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted August 3, 2012 Share Posted August 3, 2012 That's an amazing prize, holy damn! Glad I predicted that Doug Williams return though, I felt proud. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 5, 2012 Author Share Posted August 5, 2012 Well done, I didn't think anybody would predict Williams would face Lynn. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted August 6, 2012 Share Posted August 6, 2012 I realized that he hadn't been on a card in awhile, and it was about time. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 6, 2012 Author Share Posted August 6, 2012 PRE SHOW In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Air Paris defeated Alex Shelley in 6:19 by pinfall with a Moonsault Press. B- Impact Sunday, week 3, October 2005 Broadcast on Spike on Monday, week 4, October 2005 Carlson Center, Fairbanks, AK. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQPlF871PNLzfwK0DdIiJedohkEoH-IXmdflXsQNdvMKty-PvNHag Impact starts with TNA Director of Authority Dusty Rhodes introducing the new NWA TNA World Heavyweight Champion and WWE Champion, CM Punk. Punk walks to the ring wearing the NWA TNA Championship, the WWE Championship draped over his shoulder and carrying a trash can. He enters the ring to crowd chants of “Punk our saviour”. Punk says how proud he is to be the NWA TNA World Heavyweight Champion for the second time. Dusty is beeming and Punk carries on by saying Vince McMahon sucks and he can kiss the saviour’s ass. The WWE Championship means nothing and he drops the championship belt into the trash can. Dusty is hollering in delight before Punk reaches back in the trash can… and pulls out the TNA TV Title. Punk gives it to Dusty who announces that the TV Title is revived and a 16 man tournament will start tonight to crown the next TV Title. The crowd cheer loudly, but this turns to boos when Jeff Jarrett, Christian Cage, Jimmy Hart and Arn Anderson walk out to the ring. They get in the ring and express their anger at WWE failing to takeover TNA, they are angry for The Don who is not ruling wrestling and they are angry at The Truth for messing everything up. Dusty speaks, saying that while the four of them have contracts, he can’t fire them… however… Arn Anderson’s contract states he is the Commission for WWE and since that position no longer exists and he has nothing else for him… he does his best Vince McMahon impression… “YOU’RE FIRED” and tells Arn Anderson to leave straight away or he will get him forcibly removed by the police. Anderson leaves to a chorus of Hey Hey Goodbye. It’s not over though, as The Truth comes down to the ring, wide eyed and saying that Little Jimmy is hurt that they blame The Truth for costing them the takeover of TNA and when Little Jimmy is hurt, The Truth has to kick some ass. Punk and Truth attack Jarrett and Cage and Dusty loves it, and signs them to a tag team match for tonight’s main event. Then one last thing to close a long opening segment, for seemingly no apparent reason, John Layfield appears on stage. He says that in case the worse happened, he prepared and got signed off on a title match at CM Punk for Turning Point, closing that it’s always wise to be prepared for any eventuality. C TNA TV TITLE TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND Doug Williams v Ultimo Guerrero The opening match of the night and the newly announced TV Title Tournament is a good and keenly fought contest, with both men with the eyes on the prize (assumed as Guerrero is under a mask). Ultimo came close to victory but it was Williams who advanced in 6:46 by pinfall with a Chaos Theory. C+ Kevin Kelly is backstage in the depths of the building, unhappy with the first assignment that Dusty Rhodes has given him and saying he feels victimised at doing a job against his wishes. He walks up to Harley Race and Abyss. Race asks mockingly “Against your wishes?” and before the interview even starts, Abyss has Kelly by the throat and thrusts him upwards into the wall, hissing into his face. Race pulls him off and tells Abyss there is a match coming up. C+ Dudleys hype themselves, saying they are the greatest Tag Team Champions in the history of professional wrestling, and say they will demonstrate further when they easily defeat AK-47, again, at Turning Point. C+ Abyss (with Harley Race) & Vampiro v The Fringe A mediocre match that saw Abyss in the ring for most of the match for his team, and saw him dominate the majority of the match, like he has been doing against the (mostly smaller) wrestlers he has been facing in singles action. Abyss and Vampiro duly took the contest in 10:14 when Abyss defeated EZ Money by pinfall with The Black Hole. C- Rey Mysterio Jr and Satoshi Kojima are backstage, sharing stories from their times competing in Mexico and Japan and also TNA. The two show a strong mutual respect for each other’s abilities. B- Kevin Kelly interviews Ken Shamrock backstage. Kelly tells Shamrock he has been instructed to tell him that he faces Steve Corino at the upcoming Turning Point pay per view. Shamrock is unfazed, simply saying he has “somebody else’s ankle to snap”. C TNA TV TITLE TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND Lance Storm (with Jimmy Hart) v Paul London The second tournament match of the night and the second decent match too, boosted by Storm and London gelling well together in the ring and the match flowing as well as a bulging river. Storm was the stronger in the match and duly reached the Quarter Finals in 10:52 by submission with a Straightshooter. C+ Potter speaks to X Division Champion Caprice Coleman in a pre-recorded interview. Potter asks Coleman about his championship reign and his recent victories over the likes of Christian Cage, Jeff Jarrett and Brother Ray. Coleman says how pleased and proud he is of everything he has accomplished so far in TNA but he also hungry for more. C+ Happy Bummers v Jerry Lynn & The Miz Another slightly disappointing tag team match which sees Lynn and Miz having dropped their WWE Invaders tag team name, since the WWE Invasion was squashed at Bound for Glory IV. It was evident that it affected them slightly as their minds were not focused completely on the match, which allowed Brown and Kanyon to pick up the win in 12:55 when Chris Kanyon defeated Jerry Lynn by pinfall with a Flatliner. One wonders what Chris Kanyon must think of Buff ‘The Puff’ Bagwell’s return though… C- Following a commercial break, Monty Brown and Chris Kanyon part ways backstage. Monty walks down the corridor and bumps into Al Snow and Goldust. Snow says he hates gays. Goldust says he gets a perverse pleasure from them. Snow and Goldust look at each other confused. Regardless, Snow says that Maven and the two of them will team up at Turning Point and “take out the three gays” Monty, Buff and Kanyon, before Snow and Goldust attack Monty. Goldust gets a hard on. C ’The Saviour’ CM Punk (NWA TNA World Heavyweight Champion) & The Truth v Christian Cage & Jeff Jarrett A high class main event full of top quality action. Cage and Jarrett were continually put off by The Truth’s almost constant chattering to his imaginary friend Little Jimmy, who appeared to both coach and inspire him through the match, at one point Truth shouting “I’m doing it to piss off Vince McMahon” which drew large cheers from the crowd and an angry response from Cage and Jarrett, who double teamed him to lay him out. Momentum is definitely on the side of the TNA stars with WWE broken and gone. Punk and Truth claimed the match in 16:18 when CM Punk defeated Jeff Jarrett by pinfall with a Pepsi Plunge and the new World Champion raised the arm of The Truth, who in turn raised the arm of Little Jimmy. B Show rating: C+ The show can be considered a success and should increase TNA’s popularity. A number of angles did not reach the standard of the matches. Attendance: 3388 Loss: $50,422 CM Punk & The Truth v Christian Cage & Jeff Jarrett is TNA’s eighth best ever match. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 6, 2012 Author Share Posted August 6, 2012 http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSi2PACdD10V9f63XPEHas49ZNGPCXQYmQ067oWr1JeKiYa3VPJCQ Sunday, week 3, October 2005 Maryland Wood (Mid Atlantic) Attendance: 22,655 Buy rate: 5.22 Rico beat Samoa Joe © Test beat Nick Dinsmore (D+) Trish Stratus beat Nidia to win the Women’s Championship (D+) Tommy Dreamer beat Batista (D) Steven Richards beat Jimmy Jacobs to retain the Cruiserweight Championship (D) Bill Goldberg beat Jamie Noble (B) Billy Gunn beat Mark Henry (C+) Albert beat Williams Regal (C+) Kevin Nash beat Rob Van Dam (B+) Raven beat Teddy Hart to retain the European Championship (B-) Hulk Hogan beat Shawn Michaels (B+) Scott Hall beat Kane to retain the Undisputed Championship (C+) Show rating: C+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 6, 2012 Author Share Posted August 6, 2012 http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQnqqj1T9PoaXAqFWviwxR-PjzMMioQQBJYgTvZfVIshUepVKC0Jw Saturday, week 2, November 2005 Live on UrbanXtra and Request TV pay per view <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/RF9fqx4H_Cg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Current card NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP ‘The Saviour’ CM Punk (champion) v John Layfield (B- heat) NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Dudleys (Brother Devon & Brother Ray, champions) v AK-47 (Austin Aries & Kid Kash) © TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Caprice Coleman v Chavo Guerrero Jr (D+) AJ Styles & The Truth v Christian Cage & Jeff Jarrett © Al Snow, Goldust & Maven v ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown, Buff ‘The Puff’ Bagwell & Chris Kanyon (C-) Ken Shamrock v Steve Corino (C-) PREDICTION COMPETITION Prize to be announced. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 6, 2012 Author Share Posted August 6, 2012 News Vader has become the tenth inductee in the Hall of Immortals. Impact got a 1.71 rating on Spike, a new TNA record. Jorge Estrada has returned from injury. Chris Divine has signed a contract extension of nine months. CM Punk has left AAA. Steve Williams is leaving AJPW and has signed for Pro Wrestling NOAH. Mick Foley has suffered a gashed arm during a freak accident involving a hyena. Chris Candido has won the XPW Heavyweight Championship for the fourth time, defeating Brian Lawler who managed thirteen successful defences. Dixie has won the JAPW TV Championship for the second time , beating Mace Mendoza in his first title defence. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 9, 2012 Author Share Posted August 9, 2012 <p>PRE SHOW</p><p> In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Double R defeated The Young Bucks in 5:49 when Rocky Romero defeated Matt Buck by pinfall with a Rated R. Matt Buck underperformed. <strong>C</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Impact</strong></p><p> Sunday, week 4, October 2005</p><p> Broadcast on Spike on Monday, week 1, November 2005</p><p> Skyhawk Arena, Martin, TN.</p><p> <span>http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRTCFwjr-FHPrmU3oDlBZpWzYN8ESzECsvUV2bU3CxZ1zh3hJLu</span></p><p> </p><p> John Layfield is in the ring talking trash about ‘The Saviour’ CM Punk, saying he is not fit to lace his boots, mocking his Saviour tag and he is only a paper champion. CM Punk comes to the ring and tells Layfield he is nothing more than a bully, that bullies are often cowards and that he worked hard to become a deserving two time World Champion. He says he will show all this at Turning Point. TNA Director of Authority Dusty Rhodes comes out and rubber stamps the match for the next pay per view. <strong>B-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>TNA NATIONS CUP QUARTER FINAL MATCH 2</strong></p><p><strong> </strong><span>http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSm6E7KXHDFrNg9KVTh5-_PJ0Hk9r6QP194ApzOaiNE5KfrQCpkXw</span></p><p><strong> USA II 1</strong></p><p><strong> v</strong></p><p><strong> </strong><span>http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTFMs9vskLC0M4PvvPdZ9nBsLug__5Q9Rk36ChGam9vt8WrgbFc</span></p><p><strong> Iran 0</strong></p><p><strong> The Fringe v Middle Eastern Nightmare</strong></p><p> A lacklustre and short match saw USA II comfortably progress to the semi final in 4:52 when EZ Money defeated Shawn Daivari by pinfall with a Money Clip. <strong>D</strong></p><p> </p><p> D’Lo Brown and Evan Karagias are backstage and get into an argument about who is the better wrestler, which concludes with them agreeing to settle it at Turning Point. <strong>D</strong></p><p> </p><p> Elsewhere backstage and the Dudleys come across Kid Kash, one of their opponents at Turning Point. The Dudleys look at each other, laugh, and take out Kid Kash. <strong>C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>TNA TV TITLE TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND</strong></p><p><strong> Mike Quackenbush v Super Crazy</strong></p><p> A better match than the opening contest but still lacking any real excitement. It was Crazy who overcame Quackenbush and progressed to the Quarter Finals in 9:01 by pinfall with a Trifecta Moonsault. <strong>C-</strong></p><p> </p><p> Kevin Kelly interviews Ken Shamrock backstage, who talks about breaking Steve Corino’s ankle at Turning Point. <strong>C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> Backstage and Al Snow and Goldust have again attacked ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown backstage. This time, they stand over him, and Goldust passes Snow a syringe. Snow tells the camera that he is about to inject Monty with an “anti gay steroid”. Monty is saved though when both Chris Kanyon and Buff ‘The Puff’ Bagwell chase of Snow and Goldust. <strong>C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>TNA TV TITLE TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND</strong></p><p><strong> Billy Kidman v Jorge Estrada</strong></p><p> Estrada makes his return from a short injury absence and he and Kidman put on an ultra competitive and thoroughly entertaining match. Action is back and forth with both wrestlers gaining near falls. The crowd cheer Kidman as he advances in 10:40 by pinfall with a Shooting Star Press. <strong>B-</strong></p><p> </p><p> Joel Maximo speaks out, going on record to express his disappointment in his brother Jose leaving both TNA and himself and he feels let down by him. Joel then perks up by stating he is delighted to have his cousin The Amazing Red form the New Announce Team with him. <strong>C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> Caprice Coleman speaks about his X Division Championship defence at Turning Point against Chavo Guerrero Jr. He says he expects a difficult match but says he is happy with that as he likes a tough challenge. He also says he is pleased with the strength of the X Division and how deep the talent pool is. <strong>B</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Jerry Lynn v Paul London</strong></p><p> Lynn and London showed Coleman speaks the truth when he says there is a deep talent pool in the X Division when they put on a decent match that showcased what the X Division is about… fast paced, exciting action. London pulled off what might be considered an upset in 15:20 by pinfall with a London Calling. <strong>C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> Backstage and Christian Cage and Jeff Jarrett have The Truth cornered. They are angry that The Truth cost Cage the titles at Bound for Glory IV and also the WWE takeover of TNA. The Truth looks worried and wide eyed asks Little Jimmy what he should do. Truth says Little Jimmy told him to run, so he turns round and runs… into a wall. Truth asks Little Jimmy why he told him to do that, but before Little Jimmy answers him, Cage and Jarrett start a beat down. AJ Styles rushes in and saves Truth from a probable savage beating. Little Jimmy thanks AJ, AJ looks perplexed at Truth. <strong>C</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Abyss (with Harley Race), Air Paris & ‘Cowboy’ James Storm v Rey Mysterio Jr, Satoshi Kojima & ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris</strong></p><p> A high quality six man tag team main event that was chock full of action throughout. Paris and Storm did a lot of the work for their team, but whenever Abyss was in the ring, he dominated his opponents until a triple team stopped him in his tracks. All six men hit their finishing moves, but the deciding one was the increasingly dominant Abyss chalking up another victory in 17:47 when Abyss defeated Rey Mysterio Jr. by pinfall with The Black Hole. <strong>B</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Show rating: C+</strong></p><p> The show can be considered a success and should increase TNA’s popularity.</p><p> A number of angles did not reach the standard of the matches.</p><p> Attendance: 3879</p><p> </p><p> Impact was the ninth best show in TNA history.</p><p> Abyss, Air Paris & ‘Cowboy’ James Storm v Rey Mysterio Jr, Satoshi Kojima & ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris was the sixth best match in TNA history.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 9, 2012 Author Share Posted August 9, 2012 <p><span>http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQnqqj1T9PoaXAqFWviwxR-PjzMMioQQBJYgTvZfVIshUepVKC0Jw</span></p><p> Saturday, week 2, November 2005</p><p> Live on UrbanXtra and Request TV pay per view</p><p> Live on UrbanXtra and Request TV pay per view</p><p> <iframe width="560" height="315" src="<a href="http://www.youtube.com/embed/RF9fqx4H_Cg" rel="external nofollow">http://www.youtube.com/embed/RF9fqx4H_Cg"</a> frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></p><p> Current card</p><p> </p><p> NWA TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP</p><p> ‘The Saviour’ CM Punk (champion) v John Layfield (B- heat)</p><p> </p><p> NWA TNA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP</p><p> Dudleys (Brother Devon & Brother Ray, champions) v AK-47 (Austin Aries & Kid Kash) ©</p><p> </p><p> TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP</p><p> Caprice Coleman v Chavo Guerrero Jr (D+)</p><p> </p><p> AJ Styles & The Truth v Christian Cage & Jeff Jarrett ©</p><p> </p><p> Abyss v ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris ©</p><p> </p><p> Brits Abroad (Chris Hero & Desmond Wolfe) v Jerry Lynn & The Miz (D+)</p><p> </p><p> Al Snow, Goldust & Maven v ‘Big Black Love Muscle’ Monty Brown, Buff ‘The Puff’ Bagwell & Chris Kanyon (C-)</p><p> </p><p> Ken Shamrock v Steve Corino (C-)</p><p> </p><p> D’Lo Brown v Evan Karagias (D)</p><p> </p><p> ‘Cowboy’ James Storm v EZ Money (D-)</p><p> </p><p> PREDICTION COMPETITION</p><p> Pick wrestlers to compete in Feast or Fired at Christmas Feast. Winner gets three picks, second gets two picks and third gets one pick. In events of ties, tiebreakers will be in effect on the Impact following Turning Point.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted August 9, 2012 Author Share Posted August 9, 2012 <p><strong>News</strong></p><p> </p><p> Impact got a 1.72 rating on Spike, a new TNA record.</p><p> </p><p> AJ Styles has signed a written contract with HUSTLE and will leave TNA in seven days time.</p><p> </p><p> Alex Shelley has agreed a new short term contract for a further three months.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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