Hello and
welcome to another edition of Seanomaniac Wrestling Reviews! It’s a big one
ladies and gents, it’s Bound For Glory 2005. TNA’s Wrestlemania graces our
screens with the likes of AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, Jeff Jarrett, Rhino
and many, many more. Been awhile since I have covered TNA, it’s good to come
back to something that could amaze me and frustrate me at the same time. The
main story going into this show is Raven had been screwed out of his destiny,
his championship. So, my favourite (Please kill me) Jeff Jarrett is champion
and a number one contender will be decided by a massive battle royal. Will this
be a hit show or will I be cringing throughout? Let’s find out!
Opening Promo
The show
opens with freshly heeled AMW along with Gail Kim fresh off her WWE run,
Jarrett had aligned himself with the tag team following Jarrett’s championship
win, robbing Raven in the process. Also, Kevin Nash was meant to face Jeff
Jarrett but Jarrett could not be cleared to compete at the pay per view
according to Mike Tenay. The hype package begins with a black man speaking
about Victory Road 2004, TNA’s first three hour live pay per view. More
highlights from TNA pay per views, the best part of this promo is seeing the
face of the man who narrates all TNA promo packages.
Samoa Joe vs Jushin Thunder Liger
Samoa Joe is
TNA’s undefeated superstar. Since entering TNA, Joe has been a house of fire
while battling the best of The X-Division. Joe’s opponent tonight is Jushin
Liger, if you do not know who Liger is, I feel for you. Liger is junior
heavyweight/cruiserweight wrestling, the man who put it on the map. A god in
New Japan, it does not get much better than Jushin Liger. Liger has a name in
the states thanks to his stint in WCW, this should be a good match.
Joe shoves
back Liger after two lock-ups, side headlock by Liger. Shoulder block by Liger,
Joe does not budge. Drop toehold and low dropkick by Liger, back elbow by Joe.
Liger sidesteps Joe, Liger baseball slides Joe. Flying crossbody by Liger,
Liger tries again for a crossbody but Joe slams Liger with a Samoan drop. High
knee in the corner by Joe, snapmare into kicks, chops and a knee across the
throat for two. Reverse chinlock by Joe, Liger fights out to eat a powerslam
for two. Another reverse chinlock by Joe, Joe misses a high knee. Rolling kappu
kick by Liger, Liger looks for a suplex and Liger scores with a fisherman
buster.
Two count
for Liger, frog splash for two. Liger misses a shotei, enzuigiri by Joe. Joe
has Liger on the top rope, Liger slides out for a Liger Bomb, two count for
Liger. Two huge shoteis from Liger, third shotei decks Joe for a two count.
Liger is on the top rope, Joe catches Liger with a kick, Muscle Buster into The
Coquina Clutch. Liger fades and Joe is declared the winner.
It was a
good match, crowd is absolutely rampant in the Impact Zone. Joe comes out and
the crowd is screaming their heads off and out comes Liger with an even bigger
reaction. We have a nice duelling chants section and then, the bombs start
coming. Make no mistake about it, it was good but I felt they could have done
much more with Liger vs Joe. They kept it on the short side and got a lot in
during that time but think of how much more impactful that finish could have
been in they built up a struggle with Liger throwing everything at Joe instead
of Liger passing out immediately.
Winner:
Samoa Joe over Jushin Liger via Coquina Clutch!
Fan Footage
TNA’s
version of fan axxess, it goes well. Fans seem happy and it looks like a lot of
fun, Tenay thanks everyone for coming.
Diamonds in The Rough vs Shark Boy/Sonny Siaki/Apolo
Simon
Diamond leads David Young and Elix Skipper into battle against Shark Boy and
the tag team of Siaki & Apolo. The angle here is Diamond is helping You and
Skipper because they have tonnes of potential but can never pull off the big
win. Shark Boy and Diamond start, shoulder block by Diamond. Right hands by
Shark Boy, knee to the face but Diamond counters with a clothesline for two.
Corner clothesline by Diamond for two, Diamond hurls Shark Boy halfway across
the ring. Shark Boy avoids a leg drop and bites Diamond.
In comes Skipper,
Skipper has the arm. Dropkick by Shark Boy, in comes Apolo. Cutter by Apolo for
two, chops by Apolo. Half nelson slam by Apolo for two, Young comes in for an
elbow to the face of Apolo. Tag to Young, wishbone split by Young &
Skipper. Tag to Skipper, Skipper chop blocks Apolo’s leg for a massive bump and
two. Samoan Cutter by Apolo drops Skipper, tag to Young. Siaki gets the hot
tag, right hands and slams all around. Siaki chops the shit out of Skipper,
Young kicks Siaki. Hard Irish whip, TKO by Apolo on Young.
Skipper
botches as always trying to run up Apolo to hurricanrana Siaki, it does not
work. Shark Boy dives onto Skipper, Young nails a corkscrew moonsault onto
everyone on the floor. Apolo and Diamond remain, superkick by Apolo to Diamond
and a tope con hilo by the big man. Young spinebusters Siaki after a
distraction from Skipper.
That was
alright, happy to see Skipper continue the proud tradition of messing up at
least once in every match that I review. It was kept short, it is a good move,
these are lower card wrestlers who have not got a lot of steam. Match breaks
down quickly and there is a nice dive sequence but you missed nothing if you
were watching an episode of Impact.
Winners:
Diamonds in The Rough over Team Shark Boy via Spinebuster!
Raven & Zbyszko/ Jeff Jarrett & Gail Kim
Zbyszko
screwed Raven out of the championship, Raven cannot get a title shot because
Zbyszko never liked Raven as champion. Rhino egged on Raven which led to Raven
being escorted out of the arena. There’s a Jeff Jarrett, it is not much apart
from diss Kevin Nash and whoever his challenger is tonight. Monty Brown
interrupts and is a babyface once more or at least I think he is, Brown gets up
in Jarrett’s face and Jarrett walks off.
Lance Hoyt vs Monty Brown
I presume I
am wrong then, Brown is taking on TNA’s favourite big man in Lance Hoyt who is
baffling over somehow with these fans. Lock-up and Brown takes down Hoyt twice,
huge right and Brown poses which leads to rights and lefts from Hoyt. Flying
shoulder block and a clothesline by Hoyt, scary-looking back body drop by Hoyt.
Brown powders, knee on the floor by Brown. Hoyt meets the steel steps, Brown
tells fans to move before throwing Hoyt in the ring, I like it. Hoyt dives onto
Brown, Hoyt is taken down in the ring by Brown.
Hoyt chops
Brown and ten punches Brown, Flair flop from Brown. Hoyt is on the top rope,
Brown springs up and Hoyt is thrown to the floor. Snap suplex on the floor,
Hoyt battles back but Brown clubs the back. Fallaway slam by Brown, Hoyt blocks
The Pounce with a big boot. Hoyt drags Brown for a Moonsault, it connects and
Brown kicks out at two. Brown catches Hoyt off the middle rope for an Alpha
Bomb. Cover and a two, chokeslam by Hoyt for two. Hoyt pummels Brown against
the ropes, uppercut by Hoyt. Brown reverses an Irish whip for a Pounce, game,
set and match.
Another good
showing for TNA, Brown and Hoyt have an intensity and a connection with the
fans that lead to their matches being entertaining regardless of match quality.
SO, the crowd is loud and the wrestlers do not embarrass themselves, leading to
a good day from both men.
Winner:
Monty Brown over Lance Hoyt via Pounce!
3-Live Kru vs Team Canada
Same old
shit boys, this is the same match that we have seen so many times by this
point. I know I sound like I am beating a dead horse but please TNA, something
new in the tag team division. Young and Konnan start, side headlock by Konnan,
shoulder block by Konnan. Corner Alabama slam, Roode blind tags into the match,
Konnan wipes out everyone, rolling clothesline and a shoe to the head of Young.
James and Konnan combine as Killings leg drops from the top rope onto Roode’s
nutsack. Headscissors by Killings, Kip James is watching from the ramp.
James and Killings stomp and pummel Roode,
leaping leg lariat by Killings. Killings eat a huge full-nelson slam for two,
Roode tags A-1. A-1 decimates Killings, choke hold by A-1. Running powerslam by
A-1 for two, tag to Roode. Roode gets taken down by a corkscrew lariat by
Killings, tag to James. James drops everyone with right hands, jabs to Young
and a big boot followed by a knee drop for two. Match breaks down with everyone
brawling, Eric Young and BG James remain in the ring. James sets up for the pumphandle
slam but Roode cracks James with a hockey stick and Young covers for the win.
Kip James saves his buddies and Konnan.
It was
alright, trouble is I have seen so many times and it is hard to get into any of
this match because of that. You have the faces doing their regular spots, Team
Canada heel it up a little before we have the hot tag and seconds later, it is
all over. No impact on me whatsoever, seen it way too much at this point.
Winner:
Team Canada over 3-Live Kru via Hockey Stick!
(Ultimate X Match) Petey Williams vs Matt Bentley vs Chris
Sabin
A giant red
X hangs in the middle of the ring, the goal is to bring down that X and the
only way to do so is climb the cables, edge your way towards the X and bring it
down. Williams is bounced around between Bentley & Sabin. Sabin dropkicks
Williams to the floor, Sabin hurricanranas Bentley. Williams suplexes Sabin,
Bentley kicks down Williams hard. Wheelbarrow suplex by Bentley to Williams,
Sabin and Bentley are on the cables, inverted atomic drop from the cables.
Traci Brook teases Williams, Williams is dragged into Traci’s boobs while
Bentley tries winning, like that spot a lot.
Sabin drags
down Bentley who elbows Williams on the way down. Flying forearm by Sabin on
Bentley. Sabin lawn darts Williams into Bentley, enzuigiri and tornado DDT
combination by Sabin. Sabin’s dominance does not last long as Williams leg
drops Sabin and Williams slingshot hurricanranas Bentley. Bentley gest in the
ring and cutters both Sabin & Williams. Bentley is climbing the cables,
Sabin is in pursuit. Sabin powerbombs Bentley off the cables, Sabin and
Williams are battling on a support beam to the cables. Sabin is caught in the
tree of woe, Williams decides to sing Oh Canada while stepping on Sabin’s dick.
Bentley
shoves Williams to the floor, Sabin wriggles free and Bentley is knocked to the
floor. Sabin moonsaults onto Williams & Bentley, Sabin climbs towards the X
and Bentley spears Williams off the cables. The X falls and the referee
declares the X has to be hung up once more. Williams deals with it
professionally acting like a heel and freaking out that he is not declared the
winner. The three brawl on the floor while the X is placed back up on the
cables. Seconds later, Bentley and Sabin race up the cables and kick one
another off, the X falls into Williams’ hands.
Unfortunate
for everyone involved, their big moment has been ruined on TNA’s Wrestlemania.
Bentley and Sabin storm off while Williams stands with a look on his face that
goes “Oh well… fuck”. So, yeah it is a spotty match with very little selling,
it is expected for this type of trainwreck but what kills the match is the
finish which was clearly an accident. The X fell before and Williams could not
be declared the winner but the same thing happens moments later and Williams is
declared the winner. Unfortunate for those three men but this match was not
good.
Winner:
Petey Williams over Chris Sabin & Matt Bentley via Retrieval of The X!
(NWA/TNA Tag Team Championship Match) AMW © W/ Gail Kim vs
The Naturals
One of my
criticisms of TNA at the time was they had a red-hot babyface tag team in AMW
and after Triple X’s split, the team did not have anyone to work with besides
Team Canada. AMW have a new lease on life as they completed their heel turn by
aligning with Jarrett and taking out Team 3D. So, we do have a cool heel
faction with a great manager in Gail Kim who left WWE and you have babyfaces in
The Naturals for them to work with which you can build for the eventual money
match of Team 3D vs AMW.
Naturals
sprint to ringside, it is a brawl from the beginning. AMW are being battered
against guard rails and ramps, Storm has Stevens in the ring. Right hands by Storm,
Stevens powerbombs Storm into the guard rail. Douglas and Harris are in the
ring where Harris begs for mercy. Douglas stomps all over Harris, Harris
powders up the ramp but Douglas & Stevens give chase. AMW come back into
the match, Douglas is bleeding after being rammed into the announce table.
Storm floors Douglas with a right hand, Storm chokes Douglas over and over.
Eye of The
Storm, two count for Storm. Stevens is knocked off the apron, Harris and Storm pummel
the cut on Douglas’ head. Tag to Stevens, that was quick. Stevens cleans house,
Harris decks Storm by mistake. TKO into a knee by Stevens, neckbreaker by Douglas
for two. Superkick is blocked twice, superkick by Stevens. Gail Kim tosses
Harris powder, Stevens kicks the powder into Harris’ face. Harris decks Storm
with a Catatonic, The Naturals nail AMW’s Death Sentence and Harris kicks out.
Gail Kim
distracts the referee, Douglas goes after Gail Kim. Harris handcuffs Douglas to
the guard rail, Stevens is brawling with Storm. Harris is suplexed into the
ring by Stevens, enzuigiri by Stevens. Storm has a beer bottle, Storm wipes out
Stevens. Death Sentence by AMW and the champions retain their titles.
It was good,
it could have been better as I felt there was a few things wrong with the
match. I do like how strong that AMW are being portrayed with going after the
cuts and pummelling both Naturals after the match. The beginning of the match
was great with The Naturals taking it to AMW, enjoyed that part a lot. Things
got a little strange as they started the traditional tag formula with Douglas’
cut being opened up so, I naturally thought here comes the big heat segment
this should be great sympathy but seconds later, Douglas tags Stevens. Such a
waste in my eyes and The Naturals hit The Death Sentence which would be a great
finish and of course, Harris kicks out at two.
Douglas came
off as a moron too, they had Storm beat and up in The Natural Disaster only for
Douglas to chase Gail Kim and get himself handcuffed to the guard rail.
Execution was weird as well, Douglas was going to floor Gail Kim with a right
hand? Really TNA? That is not what a babyface does, Douglas allows Harris to
cuff him to the guard rail with no struggle? That’s right, Harris does not
attack Douglas, he grabs his arm and handcuffs him like it is not a big deal.
So, it was good but more disappointing than anything else.
Winners:
AMW over The Naturals via Death Sentence!
(Monster’s Ball Match) Abyss vs Jeff Hardy vs Rhino vs Sabu
This is a
hardcore match with falls count anywhere rules. Rhino & Abyss attack Hardy,
Sabu saves Hardy and dives onto Rhino. Hardy lands poetry in motion on Abyss,
Rhino & Sabu are battling into the crowd. Sabu is bleeding, Hardy & Abyss
are in the crowd too. Sabu dives onto Rhino at ringside, Abyss pummels Hardy in
the ring. Whisper in The Wind by Hardy, Abyss blocks Twist of Fate for Shock
Treatment. Sabu tries pinning Hardy but Abyss has none of it, Rhino attacks
Abyss and Sabu with a chair. Rhino moves onto a kendo stick and everyone takes
a whipping.
Abyss blocks
a Gore with a chokeslam on a chair, two count as Rhino powers out. Sabu has a
table, Hardy has a ladder. Abyss & Hardy are making their way towards the
entrance way, Sabu and Rhino are battling at ringside. Hardy smacks Abyss with
a chair onto two tables by the ramp, Sabu leg drops Rhino through a table which
is propped against the guard rail. Hardy climbs the stage using a ladder and
Swanton Bombs through Abyss and through the tables, insane spot. Triple jump
moonsault by Sabu on Rhino for two, middle rope Arabian Facebuster by Sabu onto
Rhino for two.
Abyss is up
before Hardy? Abyss has a table, Sabu hurls a chair at Abyss’ head. Abyss
catches Sabu and dumps Sabu through a table on the floor, Mitchell gives Abyss
the tacks but Rhino Gores Abyss through the table. Hardy and Rhino duke it out,
Rhino backs into the corner and lures Hardy in for The Rhino Driver off the
middle rope, Rhino is your winner.
Mindless
violence at its finest, hard to hate a match that was not bring in the
slightest. The thing that stood out to me the most was Abyss did not use the
tacks, this is ground-breaking as Abyss busts them out at least once a pay per
view. Fun stuff that kept the fans interested and me.
Winner:
Rhino over Everyone Else via Rhino Driver!
Larry Zbyszko Interview
Jarrett’s
number one contender will be decided by a ten-man battle royal over the rope
rules, Jarrett is not happy but there’s little he can do about this match.
(TNA X-Division Championship Match) Christopher Daniels vs AJ
Styles © (Iron Man Match)
Following
the excellent Unbreakable triple threat, Styles walked away the champion with
Daniels eager for his rematch. These two have faced one another before in an
iron man match, Styles barely outlasted Daniels. Will history repeat itself?
Will Styles retain or will Daniels regain his championship? Daniels jumps
Styles right away, leaping calf kick by Daniels. Forearms and chops by Daniels,
knees to the head by Daniels. Right hand by Styles, arm drag and backbreaker by
Styles. Reverse elbow by Styles, Daniels powders and blocks the tope, left jabs
from Daniels. Dropkick from Styles and Daniels powders once more.
Daniels is
sent into the crowd, Styles springboards from the steps into the crowd with a
forearm which decks Daniels. Side headlock by Styles, shoulder block for two.
Back into the side headlock, Daniels rolls out for a hold of Styles’ arm.
Styles counters the hold, side headlock by Styles. Knee drop for two by Styles,
Styles rams Daniels into the turnbuckles over and over. Styles kicks Daniels in
the back before headbutting Daniels. Kick to the ribs by Styles, Muta Lock by
Styles. Daniels bites his way out, both men are on the apron and Styles
clotheslines Daniels into the ring.
Styles eats
the canvas after a top rope forearm is countered for an exploder suplex.
Clothesline by Daniels, snapmare and neck twist from Daniels. Tilt-a-whirl
backbreaker from Daniels, another neckhold from Daniels. Styles battles back,
victory roll by Styles for two, Styles applies a schoolboy and Daniels counters
for a Koji Clutch. Styles makes it to the ropes, scoop slam and split-legged
moonsault for two. Daniels punches Styles over and over, elbows to the back of
the head. Styles battles back for a springboard falling reverse DDT,
clotheslines by Styles. Spinning heel kick and Daniels flops to the mat.
Wrist-clutch
back suplex for two, pump handle gutbuster by Styles for two. Daniels recovers
to land a death valley driver for two, Daniels has Styles on the top rope. Huge
slam for two, Styles blocks a swinging neckbreaker for his own neckbreaker.
Blue Thunder Bomb by Daniels for two, BME connects and Styles kicks out at two
and a half again. Styles blocks the German suplex, elbows to the head of
Daniels. Styles racks Daniels and transitions into a powerbomb for two. Styles
whips Daniels into the corner, Styles misses a splash. Huge knee by Daniels and
Styles is on the floor, suicide dive by Daniels. Styles cracks Daniels with the
Pele kick, tope con hilo from Styles.
Daniels and
Styles brawl on the apron before Daniels back suplexes Styles onto the floor.
Down to the last 5 minutes, chops by both men. Forearms by Styles, small
package by Daniels for two. Daniels clubs Styles, scoop slam is countered into
a small package for two. Daniels dodges a Pele kick for a roll-up, two for
Daniels. Daniels German suplexes Styles, Styles uses fighting spirit to spring
up and clothesline Daniels. Eye poke by Daniels, Daniels misses a corner
clothesline. Crossbody by Styles, Daniels rolls through with a handful of
tights for two. Both men forearm one another hard, Daniels blocks a suplex.
Enzuigiri by
Styles for two, jawbreaker by Daniels and an enzuigiri. Angel’s Wings is
blocked for a pin, two for Styles. Jacknife cover by Styles, Styles rolls back
for a Styles clash, Styles pins Daniels after The Styles Clash with two seconds
remaining, Styles retains his championship.
Not as good
as the original Iron Man match, I did not feel this one as much as their first
encounter. The first ten minutes were a bit boring with Styles in control, it
picked up with Daniels busting out a lot of his arsenal in search of victory.
Nice dramatic finishing sequence with the roll-ups and reversals, do not get me
wrong, this match was good but not great.
Winner: AJ
Styles over Christopher Daniels via Styles Clash!
Genesis Promo
They hype
the next pay per view with lots of clips of TNA talent.
Ten-Man Battle Royal (Winner to face Jeff Jarrett in the main
event)
Samoa Joe
and Ron Killings begin the match for two minutes, a new participant enters
every sixty seconds after the initial two minutes. Killings dances around Joe,
Joe does not move. Joe wallops Killings, high knee and boots in the corner,
facewash from Joe. Killings drops Joe with a complete shot. Number three is
Sabu with a chair, chair to the face of Killings and Joe. Number four is Lance
Hoyt, Joe and Hoyt duke it out. Big boot by Hoyt levels Joe, number five is
Abyss.
Abyss and
Joe faceoff, slugfest between the two. Number six is Jeff Hardy, Sabu is
bleeding as the ring begins to fill. Number seven is Monty Brown, Pounce for
Sabu. Hardy eliminates Brown and himself, Brown is not a happy man.
Monty
Brown/Jeff Hardy have been eliminated!
Rhino is in
at number eight, Hoyt has been dumped out after a clothesline from Rhino.
Lance Hoyt has
been eliminated!
Number nine
is Kip James, Sabu has been bumped off the apron by Joe and Rhino.
Sabu has
been eliminated!
The
announcers miss Sabu’s elimination which is funny, the announcers speculate
Raven at number ten but here comes AJ Styles. Styles is selling his injuries,
Abyss hard Irish whips Styles. Match slows down with people pairing off in
corners, Abyss dumps out James but James pushes in Killings before being thrown
out, continuing the story that James is a good guy. Joe dumps out Killing
moments later so that was helpful.
Ron
Killings/Kip James have been eliminated!
Joe has
Styles in The Coquina Clutch, Abyss dumps out Styles and Joe. Rhino Gores Abyss
hard and Abyss is dumped over the top rope. Rhino wins the match and will face
Jeff Jarrett.
AJ
Styles/Samoa Joe/Abyss have been eliminated!
Winner:
Rhino over Everyone Else via Survival!
(NWA/TNA World Heavyweight Championship Match) Jeff Jarrett ©
W/ Gail Kim vs Rhino (Tito Ortiz is Special Guest Enforcer)
Jarrett
attacks Rhino from the beginning, dropkick by Jarrett. Jarrett clobbers Rhino,
Rhino meets the guard rail. Jarrett rams Rhino into the casket he brought with
him to the arena. Slaps from Jarrett, Jarrett is on the top rope, flying
clothesline. Jarrett goes up top again, flying clothesline by Jarrett. Third
time goes wrong, inverted atomic drop. Gore is blocked as Jarrett sidesteps,
Gail Kim is distracting Ortiz, Kim is caught by Ortiz. Ortiz is dumped to the
floor, Jarrett has his guitar. Rhino dodges the first time but of course,
Jarrett still waffles Rhino.
Ortiz is
with Gail Kim, Jarrett has the pin and Rhino kicks out after the guitar shot.
AMW are here, Jarrett has another guitar. Ortiz decks AMW, Gore by Rhino and
Rhino becomes the new world champion. Jarrett completely no-sells The Gore, AMW
& Jarrett mug Rhino after the match. Where is Ortiz? Ortiz does not give a
fuck? Here comes 3-Live Kru, here comes Team Canada. There is a casket in the
ring, Jarrett cracks the guitar over Rhino’s head. Rhino is buried in the
casket, Jarrett celebrates and here comes Team 3D. Brother Ray and Devon pummel
everyone, Rhino awakens and the pay per view comes to an end.
Jeff Jarrett
graced my screen for little over 10 minutes and still managed to piss me off an
incredible amount. Ok, the setup was good with Rhino running the gauntlet and
Jarrett smugly coming down with victory assured in his mind. Rhino defeats
Jarrett and all I could think of is why? Why Rhino? Had Rhino been building
steam? He had been beaten by Raven last month, he was a heel and recently
turned but he was not super over like a Jeff Hardy, AJ Styles, Abyss or Samoa Joe.
Does that mean Raven has been pushed to the back fo everything?
Not only
that but Rhino wins and Jarrett no-sells his finish, Jarrett pops right back up
and Rhino’s crowning moment at TNA’s Wrestlemania is cut short so Team 3D can
get a huge pop? Why have Rhino win in the first place if you are going to treat
him like a chump? The main event came off like an ending to Impact, they put
the belt on someone I do not see them protecting or building around in the
future and of course, Jarrett was the centre of everything with his go-away
heat.
Winner:
Rhino over Jeff Jarrett via Gore! Gore! Gore!
That was TNA’s
Bound for Glory 2005, a show that I was not blown away with it by any stretch
of the imagination. There were fun moments like The Monster’s Ball match and
The Iron Man Match, AMW seem to be reborn under their new heel personas and
there is a good array of talent making their names and way to TNA. The show had
a lot of disappointing moments too though, Liger vs Joe was fine but could have
been oh so much more, The Ultimate X match flopped due to the X not staying in
position and an unplanned finish which made hardly any sense when compared to
when the X fell the first time. The main event was just meh like anything with
Jarrett involved it seems at this point. In a lot of ways, it is your typical
TNA show but that’s not good enough for me as the bad outweighs the good.
Thanks for reading and remember: There’s always another night!
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