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Once
the commercial break is over, Joe is working over Nash in the corner
of the ring, but Nash gets in an elbow and tags in Booker. Booker
actually nails an Axe Kick on Joe (for the first time ever,
seriously). He goes for the pin, but Styles breaks it up. Nash and
Booker team up on Joe, until Joe counters an Axe Kick with a Snap
Slam (I knew that first Axe Kick was too good to be true.)
Joe tags in
Styles, and he goes after Nash and Booker. He hits a Flying Forearm
on Booker and locks on an Armbar, but Nash breaks that up. Joe locks
on a Rear Naked Choke on Nash, and Styles hits a Pele Kick on Booker
to pick up the win.
Winner: AJ Styles and Samoa Joe
All the "TNA
Originals" run out to celebrate with Styles and Joe. And now, in
back, Lauren is with Abyss and Matt Morgan. I sense awful things are
about to happen. I'll keep my fingers close to the caps lock key so
I can be prepared. Abyss says that he just has a flesh burn. But
nuh-uh! Matt Morgan will have none of that! He says he can't be at
ringside to help Abyss, and Abyss still wants revenge on Angle.
Clearly, Matt Morgan is so worried only because Matt Morgan's DNA
lets him heal himself in .4 seconds. Unfortunately for Abyss, his
DNA isn't powerful enough.
Borash is talking with Real Estate Steve (God,
I miss Frank Trigg and his stupidity) about Mick Foley. Sting says
that he hasn't seen Foley in a decade and he hopes both him and
Foley could keep an open mind. I know I say this every week, but I
really need to get this off of my chest: I cannot fucking take Sting
anymore. Seriously, I'm this close to just ignoring everything he's
involved in from this point on and just skipping over his part.
Tonight's a big night for TNA. Not only are we
live, but we're also at the Hard Rock Hotel in Vegas and in HD.
Excitement. Before I go on, I should mention that the place where
this is coming from is absolutely horrible. It looks like one of
those old AWA studios. But really, you don't want all the intricate
set details any more then I want to type them, so without further
ado, let's get right on into to. Tonight's episode is called "What the Fuck was
TNA Smoking this Week to Book all of this Shit?" Actually, I'm
pretty sure we had no title tonight, but no title would be more
appropriate then the one I just mentioned. Velvet Sky w/
Angelina Love and Kip James (who looks even more ridiculous then
usual, if you can even imagine that) vs. Christy
Hemme Christy Hemme being pushed as a face will never
work because no one will ever cheer for Rock and Rave (aside from
me). But hey, that'll be the least of your worries tonight. Hemme
hits a Monkey Flip, but Love sprays perfume in her eyes. This gave
Sky the advantage, so she threw a Knife Edge Chop. She then climbs
on the middle rope and smashes Christy's head into the
turnbuckle. In the corner, Velvet misses a Splash, so Hemme
gets in a few Clotheslines and a Flying Double Sledge. She also
slings Sky to the mat by her hair. Christy climbs the ropes, but
James tries to interfere, but he gets nailed in the face instead. No
amount of pain inflicted upon this man will ever satisfy me. Christy
hits some sort of Leg Drop to pick up the win. Winner: Christy Hemme Jeremy Borash is talking with Kurt Angle in the
back. He has an announcement (which you will soon see is the theme
for this week). It will change pro wrestling forever, according to
him. If it doesn't involve the death and/or termination of Sting and
Matt Morgan, then consider me disappointed. Booker T is also in the room, and he talks
about the "elite" coming together in TNA. Nash is here too. This is
getting pretty creepy. Oh, this is great, just when you think this
Joe/ Sting thing is over, leave it TNA to throw it right back into
our faces. After every single fucking sentence Nash says, we must
suffer through Booker yelling in the background.... yep, that's
right... "respeeeect!" But really, it makes se nse. I mean, the only
way we'll ever understand TNA is if we have people summarizing
storylines for us as they go along. Nash talks about coming back to
take care of Joe, which is bullshit since he pretty much admitted
that that wasn't true a few weeks back. Continuity rules! Kurt then brings out Sting without face paint,
but with a suit and sunglasses, the ultimate sign of serious
business. He says how there's 75 years of experience in the room,
and he's ready to demand respect, DESPITE HIM DEMANDING IT FOR OVER
A MONTH ALREADY AND NOT GETTING A RESPONSE BECAUSE THIS ALL SUCKS SO
FUCKING BADLY. Just saying. Oh, by the way, this giant group of
annoyance is called the Main Event Mafia. Just go with it no m atter
how stupid it may be. The less questions you have, the longer you
will save your sanity. Lauren is standing outside the hotel waiting
for Foley to arrive. Mick pulls up in awesome, yet horribly junky
car. He has an announcement too, you know. But we have to wait until
later to hear it. Booker and Sharmell make their way down to the
ring with their briefcase. It is now time for their announcement.
Are you ready for absolute failure? It's a new title. The TNA
Legends Championship, to be exact. You know a bad angle has gone too
far when a title has to be created to keep interest. While Booker
unveils the title, the crowd chants "no more accent." What a bunch
of morons. I bet these are the same idiots who sit at home rapping
along to R-Truth's theme song. Booker awards himself the title, but
really, who else is going to want it? I spoke too soon because here comes Christian
Cage. He is so above this. Actually, he's here to mock Booker for
making his own title belt and to mock his accent. In response,
Booker invites Cage to join the Main Event Mafia, which clearly,
makes tons of sense. Cage turns him down, and challenges Booker for
his new title at Turning Point. I smell a negative buy rate! Booker
accepts the challenge but makes the stipulation that if Cage loos
es, Cage has to join Booker T's unnecessary stable. Abyss and Matt Morgan are with Lauren in the
back. Morgan says he will not allow Abyss to wrestle tonight, even
though Abyss wants to. Who needs Abyss when your DNA grants you the
strength of 20,000 men?! I'm sorry. I know I said I'd stop those
jokes. Abyss got 3rd degree burns at BFG, and Morgan feels guilty.
At least he has one redeeming quality (that being his sympathy).
Abyss says that when his burns heal, they have unfinished bu siness
with Kurt. Even though we should clearly have a match
here, what with this being TNA's biggest TV show since getting 2
hours, we don't. Because that would be smart, and this is TNA we're
talking about. Instead, we get Borash talking with Jeff Jarrett.
Jarrett will not tell Borash what his announcement is. You'd think
that after all these years, Borash would get the hint that people
hate talking to him. Sheik Abdul Bashir
vs. Jay Lethal; X Division Title Match I'm willing to bet that this match gets rushed
just so we can suffer through more backstage segments. I don't know,
it just seems like the TNA thing to do. Bashir jumps Lethal before
the bell rings and hits a Belly to Back Suplex and a Snap
Mare. Bashir locks in a Rear Chink Lock and some Sledge Hammer
Shots. Lethal ducks a Clothesline, and is able to gain the advantage
with a Tilt-a-Whirl Headscissors. Lethal gets in a Dropkick and a Suicide Dive
through the ropes which sends Bashir into the barricade. He rolls
Bashir back inside the ring, and misses a Lethal Elbow. Because of
that, Bashir hits with WMD for the win. I told you this would be
rushed. Winner and still X Division Champion: Sheik
Abdul Bashir Lauren is talking with AJ Styles and Samoa Joe
about the Main Event Mafia. I'm going to need a really creative yet
completely stupid name to call them. Styles delivers the best live
I've heard in TNA so far, TNA is falling apart. How true. Joe then
says to Sting that he can take his title, but he'll take his career.
This may be the best promo in wrestling history simply because
Sting's career is in jeopardy and TNA is being r ecognized as a
failure. Suicide promo airs. He's coming to TNA for
revenge. I'm really going to enjoy how they explain this one. Just
how do you do it when the only people who will know of him know him
from a fake video game storyline? In the back, Rhino and Bashir are getting into
a little screaming match. Bashir I guess had some sort of open
challenge that Rhino accepts. He is going to deport Bashir, in a
body bag. Oh how I love me some death jokes. Bashir attacks Rhino
and leaves him laying there while Lauren calls for help. Beer Money w/
Jacqueline vs. LAX vs. Team 3D vs. Abyss & Matt Morgan w/ no DNA
jokes; Tag Team Gauntlet Match Fuck. This match is going to require effort.
I'll half-ass it and you will learn to love it. Storm and Ray start
off with Brother Ray hitting a few Knife Edge Chips, a Hip Toss, a
Clothesline, and a Body Slam. Robert Roode enters next, so him and
Storm double team Ray. They hit a Double Suplex, but then Devon
enters the match. He hits a Hangman's Neckbreaker and a Flying
Shoulder Tackle on Storm. Ray picks up Roode for a Side Slam, a nd
now, Hernandez enters. Hernandez gets in Knife Edge Chop on
Roode and a Back Body Drop on Storm. He also hits a Pounce on Roode.
Storm comes back by kicking Hernandez in the face, and attempting a
a Flying Crossbody, which Hernandez reverses into a Sit-out
Powerbomb. Brother Ray gets back into the mix by setting Hernandez
up for a Doomsday Device, but here comes Homicide. I hate recapping matches like this. Homicide
nails a Double Missile Dropkick on both Ray and Devon, and once he
gets up, a Tornado DDT on Devon. Brother Ray eats a Hurancanrana
from Homicide and then a Corckscrew Back Elbow on Devon. Fucking
Matt Morgan comes in now. He takes out everyone in sight. I'm
limiting myself to one DNA joke per recap, and unfortunately, I have
already used it this week. He hits a Fallaway Slam on Homicide and t
hrows him over the top rope to eliminate him. Morgan then goes for a Running Clothesline on
Devon which takes him out of the ring, eliminating him as well.
Hernandez sends Morgan to the corner, but ends up being eliminated
by Morgan. Matt Morgan is on fire... I really wish I could show some
excitement while typing that. Too bad I despise this man so much.
Abyss enters the match next, much to Morgan's dismay. Just shut the
fuck up and let the man fight. He's 20 times more enterta ining then
you will ever be, anyway. Morgan gets eliminated next by Roode and
Ray. There is a God, and I officially love him. Do you even care about this match? No? Well now
it's time for me to exclude every detail I possibly can. Storm and
Roode attack Abyss on the outside. In the ring, Devon brings in a
table and the fans toss lighters in the ring. Abyss comes in to stop
Ray from lighting the table. Abyss gets eliminated with a
Clothesline from Team 3D. Winners: Team 3D and Beer Money Confused yet? Well, you see, It's still not
over! Nope, now we get ANOTHER match. Lucky us. Team 3D vs. Beer
Money; Tables are Legal Match (What?) Team 3D catches Roode with a 3D through a
table. Jacqueline pulls the referee out of the ring to stop the
count. Brother Ray goes after her, Storm spits beer into his eyes
and gets the win. Winners: Beer Money Now really, this all could have been just as
easily settled with a pretty good Table Match between Beer Money and
Team 3D. But no, that would be the logical and easy thing to do.
Welcome to TNA, everybody. Here comes Kurt Angle. He wants to fight Jeff
Jarrett and threatened to go to Jarrett's house. I'm convinced that
going to another man's house is the most personal thing you can do
to another wrestler. Visit a guy's son at a football game and maybe
rape him? Somehow knowing the names of someone's children despite
never associating with the man? Creepy, sure, but so long as it
doesn't happen within a 50 feet radius of their house, there's no
harm done. Really. Jarrett walks down now saying their feud is
over and done with. I bet he'd have a change of heart if he came out
on the losing end at BFG. Angle whines and complains that he's the
best wrestler ever. Jeff says Angle must take no for an answer, but
for now, there's someone right behind him who wants to speak to him.
It's Abyss. Oh, how unexpected. Abyss lifts Angle for a Black Hole
Slam, but Angle breaks free and runs. Can you say
"uneventful"? Lauren is in the back talking to Raesha Saed.
She doesn't like how Kong has to deal with Taylor Wilde. Someone
should tell Saed that if in fact Kong didn't have to deal with
Taylor Wilde, there would be no way for her to win the title. This
goes to Borash who is with Taylor Wilde. She says that Kong will
have to end her career to take her title. Awesome Kong w/
Raesha Saed vs. Taylor Wilde; TNA Knockout Title
Match This bitch really needs to drop her title
already. Kong goes for a big Splash, but Wilde is able to duck out
of it. Wilde nails a Corkscrew Elbow on Kong, but ends up eating a
Clothesline which gets a two count. Kong goes for a Knife Edge Chop
and uses her boot to choke Wilde on the ropes. Taylor gets sent the
corner so Kong can hit an Avalanche Splash. Poor Taylor stands no
chance. She gets Chokeslammed by Kong which gets another two count.
Kong goes for an Awesome Bomb, but Wilde
counters it into a Face Plant. Wilde goes to run off the ropes, but
Saed tries to trip her up. Kong hits the Awesome Bomb for the win.
It's about time. Winner and new TNA Knockouts Champion: Awesome
Kong Samoa Joe & AJ
Styles vs. Sting & Kevin Nash For those last remaining idiots who are STILL
cheering for Sting, this match was made to finally drive into your
head, that yes, Sting is heel. An obnoxious, repetitive, and
annoying one, but a heel nonetheless. Styles tries to send Nash
across the ring, but Nash holds onto the ropes. He immediately goes
and tags Sting in. Minimal effort on Nash's part. Can't say I'm
surprised. Joe slaps Sting and reverses an Irish Whip into a Ru
nning Back Elbow. He also hits an Enziguri. Styles gets in and hits
a Kneedrop onto Sting. Nash gets in a Clothesline from the apron and
gets tagged back inside. After the commercials, Sting comes into the
ring and sends Styles to the ropes. Styles comes back with a Sunset
Flip that gets a 2 count. Sting tags out to Nash, and Styles tags
out to Joe. Joe ducks a Clothesline and hit a Backsplash Senton.
Sting goes for a Stinger Splash in the corner, but hits Nash by
mistake. Joe throws Sting out of the ring, but Nash grabs the title
and hits Joe with it to pick up the win. Winners: Sting & Kevin Nash After the bell, Styles attacks both Sting and
Nash. Samoa Joe jumps in and locks on a standing version of The
Clutch on Nash. This brings out Angle and Booker. It's your typical
4 on 2 beat down. Something tells me that at this point, TNA is just
begging me to change the channel. Maybe they're tired of the Matt
Morgan jokes too? Mick Foley comes down the ring to hopefully
save me from a night of way too much Sting. He says that Jarrett
mentioned the rumor that Foley is one of the cheapest men in
wrestling. Who'd have ever thought that? In the middle of Foley speaking, here comes the
Main Event Mafia. Holy crap, it just hit me. The Main Event Mafia is
TNA's version of the NWO. Oh God no. Anything but this. Angle
headbutts Foley, who in response, gets up and laughs. At least he's
a good sport. Foley says that Jarrett asked him to invest TNA
(because God knows they need all the investors they can get to keep
them in business after tonight). He then turns to Kurt and s ays
"you just headbutted... your new boss." TNA almost always manages to
have a way of saving a horrible show. Foley was about to fire Kurt, but then told him
that he's free to work in TNA if that is what he would like to do.
He says that TNA is about to become very, very big. If you keep
telling yourself that, maybe it'll come true. Foley then asks Kurt
"do you want to be a part of history? Or do you want to be history?"
Confetti falls from the ceiling and Impact fades to
black. Well, things are definitely going to be getting
interesting. Not necessarily in a good way, because 9 times out of
10, new titles equal epic failure. Diva's Championship, anyone? And
I'm willing to mention this pretty early on: the Main Event Mafia
will either be extremely good for TNA or will absolutely destroy it.
There's no room for a gray area here. All the signs are pointing
towards destruction, though. It's too full of ego to work
out. Anyway, you know the usual deal. You really
shouldn't be a total asshole and not send feedback. Therefore,
message me on Myspace (www.myspace.com/142765268) and then add me and wait
for a ridiculously long time until I accept that friend request, all
so you can lurk my page for a week or so before deleting me. Either
that, or email me (fersureenicole
@gmail.com). Oh, and now is where I thank everyone who
sent me different ways to get certain "illegal scents" out of
clothing after reading last week's recap. Turns out oranges work
like a God, so I will be using them again tonight. That about does
it. I will see you all next week, but really, I wouldn't blame you
if you've given up on TNA
completely.
Holy fuck. So Bound for Glory is over and done
with, and the results were beyond disappointing to say the least.
More on that later though. This week, you will suffer. It is TNA's
objective to deliver to you what could be the most episode of Impact
you'll ever witness this year. Enjoy it. The show opens with a video package recapping
Bound for Glory. Why the fuck is Sting the champion? Seriously, what
the fuck? It's not going to change a thing, and if it does, it will
only give Sting more TV time to bother the hell out of me. And
Jarrett over Angle? Can't say I'm surprised at all. But still, I
hate you Jeff Jarrett. Thank you for giving me another reason to
hate you, though. Tonight's show is called Foley's Farewell.
Wait, does this mean he's leaving... already? Don't feel so bad
Braden Walker! Although, Foley wasn't made out to look like a total
jackass every single week, so yeah, scratch that. Continue feeling
bad Braden Walker. The Motor City
Machine Guns vs. Sonjay Dutt w/ A Bitch Who I'd Love to Kill &
Sheik Abdul Bashir Okay, clearly Shelley and Sabin are going to
lose and then they will become angry and flip some people off. And
hey, we can blame Sting for this! So once again, I despise you,
Sting. Onto the match, Sabin and Dutt start off, with Sabin getting
in a Arm Drag and Dutt hits Tilt-a-Whril Headscissors. Sabin gets
the advantage, throwing Dutt out of the ring and taking out both him
and Bashir with a dive over the top rope. Once Dutt is back inside, Bashir goes to come
off the ropes, but Bashir distracts him, so Sonjay is able to send
Sabin to the corner. Sabin hops over Dutt and tags in Shelley. Just
throwing this out there since now's as good a time as any; Alex
Shelley, will you marry me? Shelley hits a Superkick on Bashir. He
then picks Dutt up for an Inverted Powerbomb, followed by a Suicide
Dive onto Bashir. The Irritating Bitch grabs Shelley's an kles which
causes him to fall Because of that, Sabin comes off the ropes with
a Clothesline on Dutt, who by the way, looks freakishly
muscular tonight. Somebody's <i>juices</i> are flowing,
huh? Okay, that was totally lame. Eventually, Sonjay climbs the
ropes and hits an Enziguri on Sabin, but Sabin hits a Hurancanrana,
which is followed by a Frog Splash. WHAT THE FUCK!? THEY
WON!??! Winners: The Motor City Machine Guns Here comes Kurt Angle, looking extremely pissed
off. And rightfully so. I mean, Jeff Jarrett? Really? He destroys
Shelley and Sabin. Absolutely demolishes them. I bet that wouldn't
happen if they had some RESPECT! Oh, he beats on Sonjay
too. He says with Foley's help, Jarrett won at BFG.
Yeah, that, or with his own high company position. Jarrett won the
battle, but he didn't win the war. Oh great, so there's more? Times
like these, I really hate my life. He calls Jeff a "candy ass hick
from Nashville." He then says that he will pick apart all the talent
on the TNA roster until it's just him and Jarrett left. You mean to
say that it'll be two hours o f gay shirts, ego, and constant
reminders of Jarrett's children? Cannot. Deal. With.
That. Borash is with Nash in the back. Nash says to
keep your friends close but your enemies closer. How strange, I
thought Nash was a pretty common last name, yet it's still
considered a spelling mistake by spell check. Where was I? He's been
waiting ten months to turn on Joe. Why is that? Because Joe
DISRESPECTED him and SCOTT HALL. Why are we dragging that sad, sad
excuse for a human into this? All I know, is that if I were a man
and Ha ll was hitting on my wife, I would not be offended.
Seriously, I would pay to watch that shit. Nash comes first. It's
Kevin Nash 4 lyfeee. (I'm not kidding. He said it.)
Commercials. Package for Sting, Samoa Joe and RESPECT airs.
They have to show the part where Kevin Nash turns on Joe and ruins
my only chance at happiness, of course. Sting comes down to the ring. Kill me now,
please. He says it's not him whose supposed to be in the ring, it's
Joe. Yes, and you're also supposed to be retired. Sting calls Joe
the better wrestler. Why is Sting making so much sense?He mentions
how Joe could have won ten minutes into the match, but Joe chose to
mock Sting instead and his generation.... because he fucking
deserves it. Joe lost because he DISRESPECTED Sting. God, sh ut the
hell up already. Now he's mad that AJ Styles didn't shake his hand
when he won. Styles comes out to cut Sting off from his
unnecessary and repetitive bitchfit. Thank you so much. AJ says
Sting should listen, and if he did, he'd get RESPECT. Also, he's not
getting any RESPECT because he's not showing any RESPECT. Why do
people not agree with AJ? Seriously, are all TNA fans at the Impact
Zone that horrifyingly dumb? Styles mentions Joe, Christopher
Daniels, and Low-Ki, saying that they held TNA together and if Sting
doesn't like it, there's the door. Can someone please run into the ring and shoot
Sting? Sting gets all personal and says Styles hated how his dad
raised him, and now, AJ will end up just like his dad. AJ replies by
slapping Sting, twice. Sting then attacks Styles, and security has
to separate them. Backstage, Kurt Angle attacks Curry Man, Shark
Boy, and finally, Eric Young. Commercials. Borash is in Booker T's locker room. Booker
says something I can't understand, but it's still awesome. He's a
big game hunter and he wounds the elephant, or something. I'm pretty
sure Borash makes a move on Booker at this point, which made him
pretty angry. He has every right to be because Jeremy Borash is a
creepy motherfucker. Borash mentions the briefcase again and
Sharmell says that next week, we will all find out wha t's inside.
Hey, if that doesn't give you a reason to tune in, I don't know what
will. (Compelling angles? A lack of Sting? The immediate death of
Don West? Matt Morgan and his DNA getting the fuck off your TV? I
could go on for days, really.) Hernandez w/
Homicide vs. Booker T w/ Sharmell This match literally takes 5.7 years to start.
But once both participants finally decide to stop boring me to
death, they go back and forth for a while, but Booker takes control
with a Headlock. He then tries an Axe Kick, but it fails, as always.
Hernandez then Clotheslines Booker T. I'm pretty sure this match is
in slow motion. Hernandez continues beating on Booker, getting
a bunch of near falls in the process. He also hits the Border Toss,
but Sharmell distracts him. Booker gets in a low blow and hits him
with the briefcase before actually hitting the Axe Kick for the win.
Thank God this is over. I was about to fall asleep. Winner: Booker T In the back, Kurt Angle attacks Jimmy Rave and
Lance Hoyt. A full Angle/Jarrett Impact is upon us, people. Enjoy
yourselves now because the chance of you surviving next week is low.
So very low. Lauren is with Roxxi who is here to give her
very first interview on Impact. What a special moment. It would be
more special if she showed some emotion aside from kind of
happy/kind of angry. She threw around a bunch of curses, saying she
doesn't give a fuck about Spike TV. Hey, that TV deal you guys have,
you know, the only thing left keeping you in business, will probably
be gone this time next week. Nice move. Now Lauren is talking with Christy Hemme. She
was about to check on Rock and Rave, but instead, she ran into
The Pretty Nice Looking Person and the Linda Hogan Lookalike. Sky
makes fun of her face and Christy went off on them. So they attack
her. Dammit, I hate TNA this week. Kurt Angle comes down to the ring again. He
went down to the announce table to the announcer, Dave Penzar. He
attacks him and throws him into the ring. Seriously/ Out of everyone
to take out, you take out this guy? Why not Sting? He locks on the
Ankle Lock, and attacks all the security and referees who run out.
And who should come out now to make this all 700 times worse but
Double J himself. Angle wants a rematch (baaaad idea), but
Jarrett tells him to let it go (good idea). Kurt said that "Uncle
Kurt" would give Jeff's kids a visit, and Jarrett proceeds to flip
out. Commercials. Mick Foley makes his way down to the ring. He
calls himself a junkie for roller coasters. That's great and all,
but what does that have to do with you leaving? Foley says that TNA
was a way to bring back the fun. We will never know what type of fun
that is though. He then thanks the crowd for the ride and says he
wishes it could have lasted longer. Yeah, so does every single TNA
fan. A bunch of wrestlers come down to say goodbye, but Jar rett
tells him "you're not leaving like this". Jim Cornette is on the phone from Vegas. He's
shocked by Angle's behavior, so we will have to suffer through Angle
vs. Matt Morgan. WHAT DID THE FANS EVER DO TO YOU, TNA!? Roxxi vs. Raesha
Saed w/ Awesome Kong An issue took place during this match so enjoy
the horribly suckish recap. Saed gets the early control, but
eventually misses a Missile Dropkick, which switches the advantage
over to Roxxi's side. With that, she pays a lot of attention to
Kong. She beats on Kong a bit, and comes back in the ring and hits
the Voodoo Drop for the win. Winner: Roxxi After the bell, Kong gets in the ring and nails
an Implant Buster on Roxxi. I'm not accusing Roxxi of having
implants, but clearly, this move is a false claim. If it really were
an implant buster, Salinas would have exploded into millions of tiny
pieces. Lauren is talking with Matt Morgan. Morgan
blames himself for all the burns Abyss suffered at Bound for Glory.
Yeah, well, I blame Matt Morgan for all the pain I suffer while
trying to watch any one of his matches and interview
segments. Lauren is with Christy Hemme. This girl should
not be able to have so many interviews. Hemme says she has plans for
Sky and Love. Just what I need to see, of course. Borash is with Consequences Creed. He's asked
if he's bitten of more than he can chew with Kevin Nash. And damn, I
have no idea what he says to respond, but he sure is
excited. Kevin Nash vs.
Consequences Creed Nash hits a Kneelift, but Creed is able to
Dropkick Nash. Kevin reverses a Clothesline, and Creed slides
beneath Nash's legs and gets in a bunch of punches. Creed goes for a
Superkick, but Nash catches his foot and hits a huge Clothesline,
and a Cobra Clutch. Kevin Nash picks up the win with a Jackknife
Powerbomb Winner: Kevin Nash Nash grabs a mic and goes off on Creed. He's
turning into Sting here, just totally coming down on all of the
younger guys in the back. Why bother even recapping it? You should
be beyond used to it by now, anyway. Apparently, all women want to
spend the night with Nash. I won't even comment on that
one. Borash is in the back where ever it was that
Jarrett and Foley were speaking. FOley cuts a strange promo, but
clearly, he isn't going away anytime soon. Commercials. Kurt Angle vs.
"The Blueprint of Genetic Supremacy" Matt Morgan I'm sorry but I just can't recap a Matt Morgan
match. It's always been that way, and it's not going to change
anytime soon. Morgan starts off with the advantage, knocking Angle
down a few times in the process. Commercials. After the break, Morgan is still in control,
and actually gets a 2 count after a Cross Body Block from the top
rope. Angle goes to the outside, and gets back in to gain control.
He works over Morgan's leg and knees, but Morgan is able to make a
comeback. He hits a few Clotheslines and a Big Boot, but Angle gets
in and Ankle Lock. Morgan escapes it and hits the Hellevator.
Every time Matt Morgan hits that move, I hate him even more. It only
gets a 2 count. Serves you right, you annoying asshole. He goes for
another Hellevator but Angle escapes and hits an Angle Slam for the
win. Winner: Kurt Angle Once the bell rings, Kurt goes on to attack
Morgan's knee again. Abyss comes down to make the save though, He
checks on his completely mismatched partner, and while he does so,
Angle attacks. He rips off Abyss's shirt which is SO unnecessary,
and beat on his bruised ribs. Borash is in the parking lot trying to speak
with Foley and Jarrett. They are both being secretive. Seriously,
stop being such an idiot. Foley is not going anywhere. See, I told
you! They're on their way to Vegas. Foley says that "what happens in
Vegas, will be shared with the rest of the world." And with that,
the show ends. Alright, that does it for this sorry, sad,
pathetic, and horrible recap. I have a reason though! As I mentioned
during one match, (which I'm too lazy to go back and find) I had an
"issue." That issue? I spent a large amount of time tonight trying
to figure out how to wash the smell of something very illegal out of
my clothing. Not that I did anything illegal, but being surrounded
by people who did will do that to you. Anyway, i t's the same deal
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Mick Foley is here. For that reason, and that
reason alone (because God knows nothing else in TNA is worth getting
so excited over) I have decided to try to have a positive outlook on
tonight's episode of Impact. Now, I can't make any promises that
it's even possible, because it probably isn't. But hey, that'll just
make my impending mental breakdown and/or extreme rage expressed in
caps lock that much more enjoyable. Or not. I mean, we all still
have to suffer through Jeff Jarrett and Sting. By the way, the whole
"positive outlook" thing starts now. Show starts with Jeremy Borash with Jeff
Jarrett in his office. Jarrett says he hasn't wrestled for over two
years, while Kurt wrestles nightly. He also says that now, it's a
personal issue, not business. Um, duh, you dumb asshole, you're the
one who brought the interview into this. He has Angle's medal,
Borash notices and follows Jeff out of his office. Super over-dramatic promo package airs for
Bound for Glory. Fuck this. Seriously, this thing is ridiculous. So
much for being positive, huh? I couldn't even last five minutes. I
fucking suck. Tonight's episode is called "Three Days to
Glory". Or Three Days Until a Pay Per View which is so Full of Ego,
it's about to Explode. Just being honest. Christian Cage comes down to the ring. It looks
like he's in an Affliction shirt. I hate Affliction shirts. The next
person I see in an Affliction shirt, I will personally tear to
shreds. Anyway, he says that everyone is saying he needs to pick a
side. Cage then calls himself the champion. Again, I ask, of what!?
Delusion is a mental illness, Christian. He tells us that he will
pick a side when he wants to, or maybe he won't pick one at all
because he doesn't need to. Which brings out crazy Booker T! What the fuck?
I see no giant red robe with a leopard collar! Street clothes? TNA
simply doesn't want me to be positive about their product, that's
it. He says he's here to reason with Cage. They go way back and
should be on the same page. Booker says that Cage took Styles to
another level, and now, Styles wants the spotlight all to himself.
This accent he has going on just doesn't work withou t that
robe. And now AJ is out. Styles asks Booker if it's
about respect or the spotlight, and maybe, in Booker's country,
respect has a different definition. AJ Styles does not do well when
angry. This is one giant, long, run on sentence that I can't keep up
with because at this point, his face is way too red for me to
concentrate on anything but that. AJ also calls Booker a washed up
has-been, which results in a ton of boos. Nice move, Styl
es. Cornette comes down and says that no one is
backing anything they're saying up. Tonight, Booker vs. Styles.
Booker yells something incoherently and then Cornette makes
Christian the referee of the match. What an original
concept. Earlier in the day, Borash was in the back with
Sting. Sting says that his match against Joe will be his biggest
match ever and it's not about the title, or the glory, it's about
RESPECT. Actually, no, he said his reputation is on the line. Honest
to God, I am shocked that the dreaded "r word" has not been said
yet. Oh wait, I spoke too soon. Kip James w/ The
Rather Attractive People vs. Rhino; No DQ Match What the hell is this man (James) wearing?
Seriously, shit's sickening. Rhino goes on the attack on the outside
by throwing Kip into the railing a few times. Rhino then rolls him
back into the ring where Kip gets in some offense, nothing
impressive obviously, like a Headlock, before calling for the brown
paper bag. Before the bag can go on Rhino's face, Rhino
hits a Clothesline and a Shoulder Block in the corner. He goes out
of the ring and pulls out a table. I hope he smashes Kip's head in.
Actually, he sets up in the corner. Rhino attempts a Gore, but James
moves out of the way. Velvet Sky sprays something into Rhino's eyes,
which allows Kip to Gore Rhino through the table for the
win. Winner: Kip James I feel so dirty just typing that. After the bell, ODB and Rhaka Khan run down to
the ring with chairs and threaten to beat James with them. So he
smiles and walks out of the ring. WHY AREN'T YOU HURTING THIS MAN!?
HE DOESN'T HAVE MATT MORGAN-LIKE GENETICS! HE'S NOT IMPERVIOUS TO
PAIN! Dammit, I really wanted to stop those DNA jokes. Borash runs into Angle in the back and informs
him that Jarrett has his medal. Angle wants to know where he is, and
also says that tonight, he will let Jarrett make the first move.
(Awesomeness is in store for everyone later. Seriously.) Petey WIlliams vs.
Sonjay Dutt w/ And Obnoxious Bitch vs. Jay Lethal vs. Consequences
Creed; X Division #1 Contender's Match Hey Petey, your imitation of Steiner is getting
pretty old. Especially considering I can't even remember the last
time I saw Steiner on my TV. Lethal and Dutt fight on the outside
while Creed hits a Somersault Clothesline on Williams which gets a
two count. Lethal gets into the ring and nails a Dropkick onto
Creed. Dutt then jumps in and levels Lethal. Williams and Dutt team up on Creed, but Dutt
turns on Williams with a kick to the gut. The match goes on with a
bunch of more X Division-y spots (I'm slacking tonight. Math essays
are a bitch.) until Lethal hits the Lethal Combination of Williams.
Creed follows that up by slamming Lethal onto Williams and pins Dutt
with a Back Slide. Winner: Consequences Creed In the back, Lauren is with Sheik Abdul Bashir.
He rants and raves about hating America and how we Americans suck.
He also says that at Bound for Glory, he plans on torturing Creed.
This man is a terrorist. Deny it all you want, but you won't be
denying it when he makes your house explode. Just saying. Karen's fucking Angle time. She's with Mick
Foley this week. A part of me wishes he'd show up as Cactus Jack and
beat her with that barbed wire baseball bat of his. But hey, dreams
have a way of staying that way. Foley says he's thrilled to be in
TNA. It's almost like how thrilled I am for having to sit through
another installment of this horrible segment. He wants to make a
difference here, which he couldn't do in th e WWE. Foley also offers
to be Jarrett's mentor for Sunday. Jeff Jarrett doesn't need a
mentor, he needs a pink slip. And a personal stylist. Jeremy Borash is with Rhino. He basically
promises to destroy Kip on Sunday. For that, I have an all new love
for this man. Also, they will be fighting in a Double Tables Match.
The hell is that? Promo video for.....wait for this
one........seriously.......... STEVE "MONGO" MCMICHAEL! He's the new
special guest ref for the Monster's Ball Match. HAHAHA! I AM SO GLAD
THAT I'M NOT REQUIRED TO RECAP TNA PAY PER VIEWS RIGHT NOW! Whoever
is doing this though, allow me to express how sorry I truly am for
you. Matt Morgan &
Abyss vs. Beer Money Storm has on a chain with a beer keg attached.
Being on a James Storm level of awesomeness should be illegal. Oh,
and Abyss gave some kid his hair on his way to the ring. You know,
I'd probably be sick enough to enjoy that if you replace "Abyss"
with "CM Punk" or "Alex Shelley." And now, Team 3D is out for
commentary. I normally like the words that Brother Ray says, so I
can accept this. Onto the match, Morgan has the early advantage,
working over both members of Beer Money up until he gets hit with a
Chop Block. Beer Money focuses on Morgan's leg with a bunch of quick
tags to keep their advantage up. Morgan is able to hit a Double Clothesline to
take out both members of Beer Money and tags in Abyss. Abyss cleans
house and delivers a Black Hole Slam onto Storm for the
win. Winners: Matt Morgan and Abyss (and me, for
making it an entire Matt Morgan match without a single DNA
joke.) Lauren is in the back with LAX. Homicide has
"elevated his hate" towards Beer Money. Why? Hector Guerrero was
annoying anyway. Video package airs for Jarrett vs. Angle.
You know the story, but in case you don't: Jeff Jarrett finally did
what everyone wanted him to do and stepped out of the spotlight for
two whole years. Then, because he enjoys torturing us, he comes back
and pisses off Angle. Angle goes on to be interviewed and makes
comments that are so unbelievably correct and actually made me like
the guy a whole lot more, and is fined for telling the t ruth. Only
in TNA. Mick Foley now comes down the ring. He thanks
everyone in the Impact Zone for making last week so special. Well I
thank Mick Foley for saving last week's episode of Impact. Foley
says he will deal with all outsiders in Jarrett vs. Angle at BFG
harshly. He then calls both Jeff and Kurt out. Both men came down and Foley wanted to know if
they had anything to say. Jarrett says he made a mistake by hiring
Angle. Well if it was such a mistake, why don't you just fire him,
Jarrett? Jeff then says something like "You earned this. See you in
Chicago." He gave Angle his medal back and Kurt looked pretty
speechless. Both men actually shook hands, and as Jeff was
leaving the ring, Kurt thanked Jarrett and this is where that
awesomeness that I spoke of earlier occurs. He tells Jarrett that he
should tell his 3 children (you know, the Triple J's) that "Daddy's
not coming home after Bound for Glory." And in a typical Don West
moment, the last words we hear in this segment are him yelling "SON
OF BITCHHH~!!1!" Borash is with Booker and Sharmell in his
locker room. He's in the coat. I will now enjoy every word he says.
Booker thought Cage would be on his side. He also says that Styles
is jealous of him. Borash asked what's in the briefcase and Sharmell
tells him that everyone will know when the time is right. Roxxi & Taylor
Wilde w/ absolutely no reaction from the crowd vs. Awesome Kong
& Raisha Saed Kong and Saed start off by working on Taylor.
She begins to fight back and is able to tag in Roxxi. Roxxi hits a
move off of the top rope which gets her a two count. Kong gets
dumped out to the floor, and some miscommunication problems between
Wilde and Roxxi lead to Wilde dropping Roxxi with an
Enzuguri. Kong pulls Wide to the floor and Saed misses a
Top Rope Moonsault. Roxxi sets Saed up for a Voodoo Drop, but Kong
gets her from behind and hits the Implant Buster for the
win. Winners: Awesome Kong & Raisha
Saed Booker T vs. AJ
Styles; w/ Christian Cage as the special referee The beginning is pretty back and forth, with
Cage not taking anyone's side. Booker hangs Styles on the ropes
which gives him control of the match. Eventually, he misses an Ax
Kick (once again, allow me to say that Booker T never actually
connects with the Ax Kick), so it allows Styles to come back with a
Pele Kick. AJ gets in a few Clotheslines and an Arm Bar,
but Booker gets to the ropes to break it. This angers Styles who
complains to Cage, so Booker catches Styles in a German Suplex and
then pins Styles. It looks like AJ kicks out, but Cage still counts
to three, and Booker picks up the win. Winner: Booker T After the match, Cage attacks Booker and when
Styles went to get his arm raised, Cage took him out too. This
brings out Jim Cornette who sets up a new match for BFG. Booker T
vs. AJ Styles vs. Christian Cage. Allow me to say how much I am
enjoying Christian right now. Video package airs for the Sting/ Samoa Joe
feud. I'm not even kidding you, every other word of this promo was
"respect." It says a lot when your HYPE VIDEO does not include a
single ounce of hype whatsoever. Cornette is in the ring again and then, both
Sting and Joe came down as well. Cornette went through all the rules
and says that there will be no rematch. I'm frightened that this
will lead to a feud between Sting and MCMG where all he does is yell
"RESPECT! RESPECT! RESPECT!" at them until they both kill
themselves. Jim Cornette presents the contract and both men
sign their names. Sting says that things didn't have to be this way,
but it is. You know, that may have the been the most intelligent
remark Sting has made this entire storyline. Joe then talks about
respecting Sting. That word will haunt me until I die. Joe extends his hand and Sting took it and the
crowd was really into it. Joe then Headbutts Sting. Oh Joe, how I
love you. Sting freaks out and it turns into one huge brawl.
Security pulls them apart. A video run-down for BFG airs, and then,
Impact fades to black. Oh, and before I end completely, I know it
really isn't my place to comment on WWE-related things. But Kizarny,
or Sinn Bowdee (for those of us who still aren't used to WWE naming)
being called up to Smackdown? We are about to be exposed to
greatness on a weekly basis. Enjoy it before he is completely
misused and then released. And that's it for this week. It seems that when
I beg you guys to send feedback, you actually listen. So, now
entering desperation mode: PLEASE SEND ME FEEDBACK~!?11/!!?1/!? It's
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next year. Seriously. But you can still send messages! In fact, if
you don't, next week, you will suffer through such horrible,
in-detail Sting segment recaps that you're eyes will bleed. And
since we're ending on a obviously positive note, I will see you all
next
week.
Welcome everyone to the TNA Impact Report! This
week is going to be a huge week. No seriously, don't laugh. Mick
Foley is going to debut. What could be better then that, huh? Decent
booking, you say? While I have to agree with that, I can honestly
say that I'm actually excited to watch TNA this week. Of course,
this whole little "shoot segment" between Jarrett and Angle is sure
to drain all of my excitement. Well, before my excitement is drained
from thinking of how happy Vince Russo must be right now, let's get
on to the show. Tonight's episode is entitled Welcome, Mick Angelina Love w/
Velvet Sky & KIP JAMES (Not Kute Kip. I will never sink that
low.) vs. ODB ODB mocks the Average Looking People's
entrance, which allowed Love to attack her. She uses a Snap Mare to
send ODB down and slams her head into the mat. Just watching this
woman wrestle makes me want to tear her to shreds. ODB ducks a few
Clotheslines, but Kip distracts ODB, which allows Love to throw her
to the floor. While the ref is distracted, Sky and James attack
ODB. ODB gets rolled back into the ring, but Love
distracts the ref again so Sky can attack. ODB hits some
Sledgehammer Fists and a Splash on Love in the corner. She then hit
a Fallaway Slam. Sky then grabs ODB's flask and drinks from it.
That's so grimy. Love shoves ODB towards Sky who spat the drink in
her eyes. Angelina hits an Impaler DDT for the win. Winner: Angelina Love Jeremy Borash talks with Jarrett about Kurt
Angle's comments in the UK Sun aka comments that were 100% SO
TOTALLY AND COMPLETELY ACCURATE THAT IT'S ALMOST DISGUSTING. But
hey, don't let the truth get in the way of a bad angle. Jarrett says
that he's on his way to the ring right now to tell Kurt all the
repercussions. In the back still, ODB is screaming for a match
against the Kind of Attractive people. Traci Brooks gives her the
match and lets her pick a partner, so long as her partner isn't
Kong, Taylor or Roxxie. No one would choose Taylor anyway
considering her crowd reaction may be reaching into the negative
numbers at this point. ODB then says that she loves "authority with
some balls." ODB frightens me. Promo package airs for Jeff Jarrett. TNA still
won't give the fans the benefit of the doubt on that whole "that
guitar thing was no mystery" deal. You know, despite them revealing
it to us without any major production and making it so painfully
obvious the whole time. Jarrett comes out and says that some people are
saying he made a mistake by accepting Angle's challenge. Who knew
that Jeff Jarrett would listen to me? He told us that we "don't know
Jeff Jarrett." Clearly we do since the past few weeks have been
nothing but Jeff Jarrett's gay shirts, Jeff Jarrett's personal life,
and Jeff Jarrett's ego. Just saying. He goes on to feed his own ego,
yet again, all while managing to bash the WWE. It truly does take
talent to be such an asshole. Jeff began to read some of the quotes that
Angle had told the UK
Sun. There's really no point in recapping what
Jarrett said when it's all in that link. Jarrett said that at one
point, Kurt called the WWE "a living hell" and played a video of
Kurt bashing McMahon and the WWE from when he debuted. It's the
typical "I hate my old boss rant" with Angle calling him a stupid
son of a bitch and a piece of crap. Jarrett ends this mini ego
trip with "At BFG, I'm going to beat your ass so bad, Papa Vince
won't even want you back." In the back again, and Borsh is with Kurt
Angle. He had no idea that Jarrett's segment even took place. It's
kind of funny when you consider most wrestling fans don't even know
TNA is taking place. I couldn't resist. After Borash told him the
details, he sent Kurt to Jim Cornette's office. The Motor City
Machine Guns vs. LAX; Monsters' Ball Qualifier I thought the Monsters' Ball was supposed to be
an invitational? Since when you do you have to qualify for
invitationals? Anyway, Shelley and Homicide lock up, with Shelley
sending Homicide to the ropes. Homicide hits a Reverse Exploder
Suplex and tags in Hernandez. He locks in a Bear Hug, but Shelley is
able to tag out. Sabin hits a Spin Kick, then came off the
ropes, but Hernandez got in a Backbreaker. Hernandez goes for a
Suplex, but Shelley runs in and attacks. Homicide gets back in and
hits a Corkscrew Elbow on Sabin. Eventually, in the MCMG's corner,
Sabin hits a Dropkick and a Suicide Dive. Shelley gets back in and they double team
Homicide. Shelley hits a Running Back Elbow, and Sabin hits a Flying
Knee. Why can I never keep track of matches anymore? God, I suck.
Anyway, eventually, LAX goes for a Double Suplex on Shelley. Sabin
hits a Springboard Dropkick into Shelley, which turns into a Double
DDT. Shelley goes for a Sliced Bread #2, but Homicide counters that
into a Gringo Killer. Sabin charges at Hernandez, and tries to hit a
Springboard Crossbody. Hernandez catches him and hit a Sit-out
Powerbomb for the win. Winners: LAX After the match, Shelley and Sabin did their
typical routine of showing respect to the winners and then flipping
them off. On a bit of a side note, I still absolutely hate how out
of any young guys on the roster, TNA has chosen Sabin and Shelley to
feed into Sting's horrible storyline. Rough cuts with Roxxi again. This time, she
talks about being afraid of needles and how her mom screamed at her
for shaving her head. Seriously though, she pulls off the no hair
look. Not many people can say that, you know. In Cornette's office, he's really ripping into
Kurt for the comment he made. Kurt gets fined $25,000 for his
comments. That's pretty harsh when you're only telling the
truth. Suicide promo airs. He talks about being a
cockroach or something. Even if this is Kaz and my love for Kaz
cannot be properly expressed in typed form, this guy has an
absolutely ridiculous mask. Sheik Abdul Bashir
vs. Eric Young vs. Jimmy Rave; X Division Title
Match What did Young or Rave ever do to gain a title
match? Seriously, has Rave even won a match the entire time he's
been in TNA? (Don't answer that. I hate being proven wrong.) Young
gets double teamed right in the beginning. Psycho Referee pulls the
two men off of Eric. Young locks in a Headlock on Bashir, but he's
able to counter it into a Back Suplex. He then slams his knee into
Young's back a few times and gets in a Dropkick. Rave comes in and hits a Tilt-a-Whirl Face
Plant on Young and locks in an Arm Bar. Young gets to the ropes and
hits a Jawbreaker. Bashir gets back into the ring and Rave and him
double team Eric Young again. Rave goes for a Clothesline, but Eric
moves, and Rave takes out Bashir instead. Young then slams Bashir to
the mat and goes for a pin which gets a 2 count. Young is sent into the corner by Rave, but Eric
moves and Rave falls over the ropes and to the floor. Eric hits a
Scoop Slam but misses a Moonsault, so Bashir hits the WMD for the
win. Winner and still X Division Champion: Sheik
Abdul Bashir After the match, we go to Borash in the back
with Christian Cage, AJ Styles, and Jay Lethal. Jay pretty much says
that he took Booker T to the limit. But whappened to the Randy
Savage voice? Week after week, Lethal is slowly but surely losing
his gimmick. Dammit, I actually enjoyed this one. AJ then asks Cage
if they're cool, to which Cage replies with "I'm the champ. I'm
always cool." What exactly is Christian the cham pion of? Team 3D &
Booker T vs. Jay Lethal, Christian Cage & AJ
Styles This is where I give up on putting effort into
the matches. I'd apologize, but hey, if this were your job, you'd do
the same thing. As soon as the match starts, Booker gets the
advantage on Lethal. We cut to commercials, but once back. Styles is
in control over Booker. Lethal is tagged in, but 3D trips
him. Booker gets a big opening while his team works
Lethal over with a bunch of quick tags. Lethal is able to hit an
Enzeguri on Devon and make a tag to Cage. Cage hits a Hurricanrana
on Brother Ray from the top rope. He also hits a Cross Body Block
that almost gets the 3 count. On the outside, Booker hits Lethal with his
dreaded briefcase, and tags himself into the match. Cage rolls up
Booker, but Brother Ray distracts the ref. Styles gets on the ropes
and attempts a Flying Forearm on Ray, but he ducks, and Styles hits
Cage by accident. Booker then reverses a rollup and picks up the
win. Winners: Team 3D & Booker T After, Styles helps Cage to his feet, but
Christian will have none of that, as he shoves Style
away. We now cut to an interview by Mike Tenay with
both Joe and Sting. I am willing to bet a large sum of money that at
some point in this interview, someone utters "there is no respect
for the veterans in the back." I'm also willing to bet the old crazy
man in face paint says it. Oh wow, guess whose coming home rich
tonight? Also, it seems old Sting here cannot get over the death of
WCW. Joe seems bored. Can't say I blame the g uy. He's only heard
this for OVER A MONTH. Oh look, Sting thinks Joe is disrespecting
him. Shut. The. Fuck. Up. Seriously. Lauren is with Abyss in the back. They're
talking about the Monsters' Ball. Abyss says that Morgan will deal
with all the weapons in the match. It's probably for the best. I
mean, he can use them in a much more dangerous way and superior way
because, well... his DNA is superior to everyone else's in that
match. I CAN'T STOP! We cut to the ring and Beer Money comes down
with Jacqueline. Storm had on a belt that held beer bottles.
Is there anything this man does that isn't awesome? No, I don't
think so. Roode says that Beer Money is alive and doing well. He
also says that they sent Hector back to the announce table. Also,
Roode issues and open challenge to any team, at any time. I hate
open challenges. Nothing good every comes from open challenges. p>
Team 3D comes out to the ramp. Devon begins to
go off on Beer Money, but Abyss' music cuts him off. Morgan and
Abyss come down the other entrance ramp. Morgan begins to speak, but
LAX's theme cuts him off. YOU DO NOT CUT OFF MATT MORGAN! He will
use his DNA to kill a bitch. (What is wrong with me?) Cornette cuts
everyone off. He turns the Monsters' Ball into a 4 team match for
the titles. Velvet Sky &
Angelina Love w/ Kip James vs. ODB & Rhaka Khan (What? She's
still employed?) Why the hell is there so much Decent Looking
people on my TV tonight? And to think, I was actually going to put
effort into this match. Way to go, you annoying bitches. You ruin
everything. ODB and Rhaka Khan drag Sky and Love into the ring.
James gets in Khan's face and causes a distraction, although his
lack of clothing is enough of a distraction, but either way, it
gives Sky and Love the advantage. Sky and Love work over ODB, but she's able to
tag in Rhaka Khan. Once she's in, she easily destroys both of them
and picks up the win. Winners: ODB & Rhaka Khan After the bell, James once again distracts ODB
and Khan. The Semi-Attractive People (I'm running out of names here)
attack them from behind. Rhino then runs out to stop the attack. I
don't get this at all. MICK FOLEY COMES OUT TO THE RING! There's a
huge Foley chant going on while he's standing in the ring. He said
that it's an honor to stand in the same ring where Kip James just
stood. I laughed, why lie? Foley calls this one of the biggest
nights of his career. He also thanks Jarrett for brining him in and
for calling him the greatest acquisition in TNA history, and then
thanks McMahon for making his decision to leave WWE so easy . I
can't even make a joke about this. That's how awesome Mick Foley
is. Kurt Angle now comes down, so now, I am totally
comfortable to go into the mocking. Angle's still pissed about
Jarrett calling Foley is the greatest acquisition. CLEARLY, that
honor belongs to Matt Morgan because... I am done with DNA jokes.
Angle says that Jarrett hit a nerve when he mentioned everything
Angle lost, and then got in a super tasteless joke about Jarrett's
wife dying. I'm all for the tastelessness. Foley didn't like how Angle was diminishing
Styles and Joe's accomplishments. He then mentions all the major WWE
stars and how Angle has beaten them all, and actually calls Angle
the greatest acquisition. Foley then adds himself as the special
enforcer in Jarrett vs. Angle at Bound for Glory and Impact fades to
black. Well, that's it. If you didn't get some kind of
strange enjoyment out of seeing Mick Foley then you shouldn't come
back next week because I'll be in total Foley Mark Mode. As always,
all feedback, which you WILL send, can either go to my email address
(fersureenicole@gmail.com) or my Myspace (www.myspace.com/142765268). I'm beginn ing to
defeat my Myspace addiction though, so although I really do reply to
everything, It'll probably just take a lot longer. And I probably
won't accept your friend request for 3 weeks either. Just being
honest. Anyway, come back next week for the same repetitive booking
and the same repetitive jokes on my
part.(and here's the heavyweight title)! For the
first time ever on Impact, the show goes right into a match. No
blonde bitch chasing random wrestlers in their trucks? I can get
used to this.
TWF FLASHBACK
November 2006
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