iMPACT
December
6, 2007
Recap
by Sassy
Comments
by Sassy noted in italics.
For
TNA fans that did not see Turning Point last Sunday, I suggest you read the
recap review on this site. Here are the highlights:
Scott
Hall did not make it to the pay per view. He contacted TNA and told them he was
suffering from food poisoning. At the last minute, Showtime Eric Young was given
Hall’s spot in the main event as the partner of Kevin Nash and Samoa Joe.
Prior
to the announcement of Eric as the replacement partner, Samoa Joe came to the
ring with a mic to explain to the audience what was transpiring, however, Joe
realized that he had a mic on a live pay per view and his response was to get a
few things off his chest beginning with someone missing not only a pay per view
but an important match. He further told everyone how the young TNA wrestlers
were being held back and shoved out of the way in favor of other “talent”
that was continually brought in. I can’t speak for the rest of the Turning
Point audience but I was on Joe’s side on this one. He didn’t say anything
that wasn’t true.
According
to the rumors floating around, Kevin Nash took offense to some of the remarks
Joe made and waited for Joe backstage after the match. When Joe got to the back,
there was a verbal confrontation that escalated to a shoving match.
It was stopped before it could go any farther.
Which
leads us to the Feast or Fired Match. Fans were disappointed to learn after the
pay per view began, the briefcases would not be opened until turning point. Not
only that, it was a battle royal match that wasn’t all that great – and
I’m not referring to the guys in the ring. They did the best they could under
the circumstances and the fallout from all of this particular match?
We
understand Senshi was not the person slated to receive the “You’re Fired”
pink slip but he requested his release and it was granted. He worked tonight’s
iMPACT but we understand that may be the end of his career in TNA. Senshi will
be missed but I understand where his is coming from…he wasn’t getting any
air time on iMPACT
or
in any of the pay per views although he works consistently on the Independent
circuit. Don’t be surprised if more of the X Division wrestlers find their way
out the TNA door.
As
far as great workers at Turning Point, Abyss, Raven, Black Reign and Rellik put
on one heck of a blood bath in the Match of 10,000 Tacks. All four of these men
deserve an extra round of applause. Christian Cage, Robert Roode, Booker T and
Kaz put on another fantastic match. Keep your eye on Roode and Kaz. They are
making some fantastic headway as of late. Samoa Joe, Eric Young and AJ Styles
did good work but it was not a long match but it was obvious it was strained and
for good reason, none of which was Joe’s fault. Cowboy James Storm and
Showtime Eric Young put on a good match. Awesome Kong and Gail Kim sort of put
on a good match but Gail got the worst of it with a complete and total beat down
by Kong. In fact, no one was safe in the face of Awesome Kong’s wrath. The
Motor City Machineguns with Jay Lethal and Team 3D with Johnny Devine put on
another great match. We all know to keep our eyes on Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley
and Jay Lethal but Johnny Devine is another wrestler to watch this year. The
women’s match: ODB, Roxxi Laveaux, Velvet Sky and Angelina Love was all ODB
and she did a great job. The live audience went wild with her in the ring and
she did not disappoint them. ODB is another newcomer to keep your eye on in the
weeks to come.
Turning
Point had too much talk and it was all about what had been said during the
previous iMPACT
shows building up to the pay per view. The only thing fresh and new was Joe’s
speech.
Three
wrestlers were missing from the Turning Point Pay Per View:
Judas Mesias who had been billed for the show and who was on the official
Turning Point poster with Abyss and Black Reign, had not been medically released
to return to work; Rhino, who was supposed to be in the match that took the
place of the three way as the partner of Abyss. Rhino missed the pay per view
due to a neck injury received at an iMPACT taping prior to the pay per view; and
Scott Hall, who was suffering from food poisoning. Far be it from me to tell TNA
management to run the dhow, but it seems like it would have been better business
to have a back up plan for all of the matches just in case. Choosing Showtime
Eric Young to fill Scott Hall’s place was necessarily a bad decision but he
had already been in a tough match and you can’t tell me there wasn’t someone
else in the back that could have taken Hall’s place.
The
fallout from the Turning Point matches should be obvious in the next couple of
weeks worth of TNA tapings.
“Cant’
We All Just Get Along?”
That’s
what is shown on the screen before the show opens.
The
bottom of the screen indicates it is 4:53 PM. We see Kip and BG James, and Roxxi
Laveaux exit their vehicle in the parking area with the briefcase BG snagged
during the Feast or Fired match. Scott Steiner is next to exit his vehicle with
his briefcase in hand at 5:17 PM. Petey Williams exits his vehicle with his
briefcase at 5:47 PM. Last to exit their vehicle with the briefcase Senshi
obtained during the Feast or Fired match is Christopher Daniels, Elix Skipper
and Senshi at 6:02 PM.
WELCOME
TO THE iMPACT ZONE!
iMPACT
is
being broadcast from Universal Studios, Orlando, FL.
Ring
announcers: Mike Tenay and Don West
Special
ringside announcer: Hermie Sadler
Ring
announcer: David Penzer
Backstage
interview: Jeremy Borash and Crystal Loutham
Ringside
valet: SoCal Val
Tag
Team Match
Rellik
from The Depths of Hell
&
Black
Reign from The Deepest Darkest Corner of His Mind
Accompanied
to the ring by Misty the Artic Fox (she’s a domestic rat)
Vs.
Homicide
&
Hernandez
The
Latin American Exchange
Referee:
Shane Sewell
Winners:
Homicide & Hernandez of LAX
I
am surprised that Rellik and Black Reign are in the ring tonight after what they
went through during their match at Turning Point. Both of these men deserve
additional applause along with Abyss and Raven for a great match complete with a
bloodbath.
I’d
say I was surprised LAX is up against these two but Hernandez and Homicide are
tough wrestlers.
The
bell rings and all four men go at it. Hernandez goes after Reign and goes over
the top rope to the floor, Reign rolls out behind him leaving Homicide in the
ring with Rellik. Reign and Hernandez are beating on each other outside the
ring. Hernandez sends Reign into the ring post. Hernandez is back in the ring
and they work a double team on Rellik. The referee sends Hernandez back out to
the ring apron and Reign is in the ring assisting Rellik in taking down
Homicide. The ref notices there are two men in the ring and he sends Rellik out
to the ring apron leaving Homicide in the ring with Reign.
Reign
tags in Rellik who takes down Homicide and then goes across the ring to nail
Hernandez and send him down to the floor. Rellik tags Reign back in the ring and
Homicide manages to come off the ropes and take Reign down to the mat. Homicide
makes it to Hernadez for a tag as Reign makes it to Rellik for a tag. Hernandez
clotheslines Rellik to the mat, the comes off the ropes to shoulder block him
down again. Reign is still in the ring and Hernandez dives into him smashing
Reign into the ring post. Hernandez power slams Rellik to the mat then tags in
Homicide. They go for the double team but Reign is back to his feet and he takes
Hernandez down with a blow to the back. Homicide leaps over Rellik and then
takes him down with a gringo cutter. Homicide goes for the cover but only gets a
two count before Rellik powers out. Hernandez and Reign are battling on the
floor outside the ring again. Meanwhile, in the ring, Rellik sends Homicide into
the ring post and charges, Homicide sidesteps and
Rellik goes shoulder first into the post. Homicide goes for a roll up and
gets the win!
I
told you these two were tough! After the match, as the ref is raising the
hands of LAX, Lance Hoyt and Jimmy Rave accompanied by that annoying Christy
Hemme enter the ring to take down Homicide and Hernandez. We have a beat down
going on but the mystery member of the Latino nation enters the ring and takes
down Christy with a slapjack. Lance faces off with the mystery person and Rave
grabs the person to hold them. Lance now has the slapjack but as he raises his
arm, Homicide makes a grab and gets it. Homicide takes a shot at Rave but Rave
gets out of the way and bails out of the ring. Lance sends Homicide to the mat
with a clothesline but now Hernandez has the slapjack and he’s after Lance.
Hernandez takes a swing at Lance but Lance ducks out of the way and bails out of
the ring. It looks like Hernandez, Homicide and their mystery partner have
won the match after the match. Not a bad job by LAX.
Homicide
and Hernandez have been missing in real action in the ring, however, in this
match they showed us that they haven’t lost their touch. Lance Hoyt and Jimmy
Rave are another pair that haven’t been getting much action but they are
making their own action – even if it IS after the match! All four of
these men have a lot to offer in the wrestling arena. Let’s hope this is a
first step in getting to see them in action more often.
JB
is backstage with Jim Cornette and Matt Morgan. They are discussing the Feast or
Fired match and the revealing of the contents in the briefcases. Matt is
supposed to have put the cases in a secure place, however, Matt tells Cornette
that Crystal is watching the cases. Cornette asks Matt if he would give a can of
gasoline to an arsonist and sends him off to take the cases away from Crystal
and guard them. As Cornette tries to explain the Feast or Fired situation to JB,
enter Team 3D and Johnny Devine. Cornette tells them to give the X Division
title back to the rightful owner, Jay Lethal, and Brother Ray tells Cornette he
doesn’t have any balls. Ray gives Cornette back the title calling him a
crybaby when Jay Lethal and the Motor City Machineguns enter. Lethal tells Ray
he doesn’t have to give him back anything and his team will face their team in
a ladder match with the title hanging over the ring. Er, uh, Jay have you
looked that the size of Ray and Devon versus yourself the MCMG’s? Ray
tells Lethal they are the kings of ladders, tables and chairs – and he’s not
lying – and tells Lethal they don’t want to do that Lethal says they will
see them in the ring. Cornette tells them to deal with it amongst themselves.
A
word about the above feud: While Ray and Devon are certainly much larger than
their opponents, they have done a great job of putting the X Division over in
the past few weeks. With Johnny Devine’s side switching and to Alex Shelley
and Chris Sabin dealing them fits both in and out of the ring, all six of these
guys have provided some great entertainment.
We
finally made it to the announcer’s table so that Tenay can tell us about the
Team 3D team versus the Black Machismo Jay Lethal team match coming up with the
title belt hanging above the ring.
Our
second ring entry is made by – you got it – Kurt Angle, AJ Styles, Tomko and
Kurt’s Mrs. right before we go to
Commercial
break.
Back
from commercial break, Angle is going to give us one of his long-winded speeches
as to why Christian Cage, along with Robert Roode, should come over and join the
Angle Alliance. Could someone get through a feud here before we start another
one? I guess not. I’d like to see Tomko and AJ grow some of those things
Brother Ray accused Jim Cornette of not having and waltz out of the
“Alliance” and do things without having to take orders Angle gives Christian
one hour to decide whether or not to join.
Backstage
JB is with Christian Cage, Robert Roode and Ms Brooks. Christian thinks Angle is
begging Christian to join him but Roode interrupts Christian and tells him that
there is power in numbers and they should join the Alliance. Christian gets in
Roode’s face and talks him down. Roode says he is not AJ and Christian says he
knows Roode is not AJ – AJ is smarter Christian speaks to the camera and tells
Angle he will be there for the powwow.
Non-Title
Match
ODB
from Minneapolis, MN
Vs.
Gail
Kim from Tampa, FL
TNA
Women’s Champion
Referee:
Andrew Thomas
Winner:
ODB
ODB
was great in her match at Turning Point and Gail took quite a beating. ODB
appears to have become a fan favorite even though she is supposed to be a heel.
Before
the bell ring, ODB attacks and gets an early start in taking Gail down to the
mat. ODB sends Gail into the turnbuckle and then picks her up and body slams her
to the mat. ODB goes for the cover but only gets a two count. Gail comes back
with a fist and a forearm but ODB hits her with a boot to the midsection. ODB
sends Gail into the opposite ring post but Gail is back on her feet and throws a
few elbows and again ODB slows her down with that knee. ODB sends Gail into the
ropes, Gail comes off the clothesline waiting for her, comes off the opposite
ropes but ODB catches her and throws her up over her head. Gail comes off the
floor with a fist to ODB’s midsection and then goes for a roll up Gail gets a
two count before ODB kicks out. ODB nails Gail with a clothesline ODB goes for
the pin and gets a two count. ODB tries to send Gail across the ring but Gail
gets the switch and ODB is against the ring post. Gail charges but is met by
ODB’s elbow. ODB sits up on the top turnbuckle and goes for the dirty dozen
but Gail stops her and starts delivering elbows to ODB. Gail climbs up one the
ropes Gail goes up to the top rope and goes for the hurricanrana, but ODB gets
the better of her and sends Gail down to the mat. ODB comes off the top and
takes down Gail but now both women are down on the mat. Both women are back to
their feet at the same time, ODB takes a swing but Gail blocks it and delivers
an forearm. She continues to pummel ODB with forearm shots, ODB backs up and
goes for a clothesline, Gail ducks out of the way. As ODB turns around, Gail
takes ODB down with a back elbow. Gail takes her down again with an elbow and
then delivers a running dropkick. Gail sends ODB toward the ring post but ODB
makes the switch and Gail goes up on the second rope, coming off with a cross
body block that takes ODB down to the mat. Gail goes for the cover and gets a
two count before ODB powers out. The audience is having a terrible time deciding
whom they want to win this match and they alternate between chants for Gail Kim
and ODB. Gail grabs ODB by the hair but ODB delivers a knee to Gail’s
midsection. ODB sends Gail toward the ring post, Gail goes up in the air and
goes over ODB to land on her feet in the ring. Gail manages a bulldog that takes
ODB down and once again Gail goes for the cover. Another count of two and ODB
powers out. Gail gets ODB up on her shoulders but ODB manages to break free and
slams Kim down to the mat by grabbing a handful of hair. Gail is back to her
feet and she charges, sending ODB against the ring post and then she slams ODB
with fists. The ref has Gail by the waist and is backing her up in the ring but
ODB grabs her little silver flask and goes after Gail while the ref is still
holding on to her. She slams Gail in the head with the flask, puts it back, goes
for the pin and gets the win.
ODB
is standing over Gail when we hear the entrance theme for Awesome Kong but ODB
isn’t interested in facing Kong. She bails out of the ring and out of the way
after taking a swig or two from her flask. Kong isn’t there for ODB, she’s
there for Gail and she enters the ring as the ref bails out of the ring. Kong
goes for the awesome bomb but Gail is back on her feet connecting with forearms
and again we have a match after a match. Security hits the ring and breaks up
the fight but Gail manages to break through and go after Kong again. Velvet Sky
and Angelina Sky enter the ring to get Gail out before she can go after Kong
again.
This
was a good match and both women took some hard knocks. Since both of these women
are favorites of mine, it would have been difficult not to enjoy the action in
this match.
Gail
Kim may be the women’s champion but she hasn’t lost her ability to put over
the other women wrestlers. She makes Awesome Kong look even more Awesome than
she already is and she makes ODB look even tougher than she is. TNA made a great
decision in having Gail Kim become the first TNA Women’s Division Champion.
Crystal is in the back with Matt when Senshi, Daniels and Skipper enter the area and there appears to be a some question as to who the briefcase actually belongs to. Daniels is claiming that he is the general and Senshi is only a soldier and so the case belongs to Daniels. Senshi disagrees and tells Daniels if he wants the case to take it from him. In steps Matt with an idea. Matt schedules a match: Senshi and Christopher Daniels are going to face each other one on one for the briefcase. Skipper says that they are having some family issues here and that in order to make the match fair and to ensure that it is called directly down the middle, Skipper should be allowed to be the guest referee in the match. Matt agrees and the XXX members go off to prepare for their match that Matt says is next. Crystal is worried about Matt scheduling matches and wants to know if it should have been a decision Cornette made by Matt disagrees and says that Cornette will love the match. Matt takes the briefcase with Senshi’s name and leaves the area.
Commercial
break.
Back
from commercial break, JB is in the back with Tomko. JB wants to know what
Tomko’s take is on the Christian Cage and Angle Alliance issues. Tomko says
that Christian is going to do what Christian is going to do. JB asks again what
Tomko’s take is on the situation and Tomko says that Tomko’s take is that
Tomko is going to start doing what Tomko wants to do. He slaps JB on the back
and walks off. What do you know?
Tomko can say more than one word at a time and it appears he may actually have a
mind of his own.
Match
for the Feast or Fired Briefcase No. 3
The
Fallen Angel, Christopher Daniels from The City of Angels
Vs.
Senshi
from Brooklyn, NY
Special
guest referee: Primetime Elix Skipper
Winner:
The Fallen Angel Christopher Daniels
Special
guest ringside announcer: Hermie Sadler
Nascar
TV analyst Hermie Sadler is introduced by Mike Tenay and has joined Tenay and
West at the announcer’s table.
Senshi
and Daniels lock up in the ring but I already have to tell you that if the
camera is going to keep going back to the announcer’s table during this match,
I am not going to be happy about it. Sadler may be a great guy, but I’m not
interested in watching him sitting at the announcer’s table with Tenay and
West. I’m interested in the action going on in the ring. Senshi has
Daniels in a wristlock but Daniels takes Senshi down with a leg sweep, comes off
the ropes but gets caught in the wristlock by Senshi again. Yes, sir, we
have now seen the announcer’s table more times than we have seen the ring!
Daniels brings up his boots and sends Senshi down to the mat. Senshi takes a
swing but Daniels ducks under and has Senshi around the waist. Senshi goes into
the ropes and hangs on, Daniels goes backward onto the mat. Senshi delivers a
kick to Daniels’ chest and then another. Daniels puts his hands up to plead
for mercy and Senshi kicks his hands down, then follows up with a kick to the
head. Daniels goes face first down to the canvas. Skipper checks on Daniels as
Senshi backs up to wait for Daniels to get back to his feet. Daniels doesn’t
get up and Senshi responds by putting a boot on Daniels throat and using the
ropes to apply extra pressure. Skipper backs Senshi up and admonishes him for
choking Daniels. We now have an argument in the ring between Senshi and Skipper
as Daniels rolls out on the ring apron. Senshi heads back to Daniels but Daniels
comes through the rope with a shoulder block and then takes a swing at Senshi
over the ropes, but Senshi ducks out of the way and goes up to grab Daniels by
the head. Daniels goes after Senshi’s eyes and then leaps off the ring apron,
hanging Senshi up on the top rope. Daniels is back in the ring and he slams
Senshi in the chest with a double fist sending Senshi to the mat. Daniels looks
up in the air and talks to well, I’m not exactly sure whom Daniels is talking
to, but Daniels goes down to the mat to choke Senshi. Skipper is telling Daniels
to back off and he has to count to two before Daniels will release the choke.
Daniels slams a fist into the back of Senshi’s head and then we go to a split
screen that shows Showtime Eric Young getting out of the driver’s side of a
limo. In the ring, Daniels is picking Senshi up. In the parking lot, Eric is
going around the front of the limo and to the back door. Daniels decides to step
on Senshi’s skull. Eric opens the back door of the limo. Daniels takes his
foot off of Senshi’s skull. Exiting the limo are Booker T, Sharmell, Kevin
Nash, Samoa Joe and Kaz. Back to the ring, Daniels picks Senshi up and drops him
to the canvas and goes for the cover. He appears to get a two count – I’m
not sure, we’re still on the split screen, and we go to
COMMERCIAL
BREAK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MATCH!
THAT’S
ONE!
Back
from commercial break, we first get a promo for The History of TNA Year 1 DVD
and then
Back
to the ring, Daniels is charging Senshi but Senshi brings up an elbow and backs
Daniels up and then Senshi nails Daniels with a fist to the forehead, sending
him down to the mat. Daniels is back up but Senshi hits him again sending him
back down to the mat. Daniels is back to his feet, Senshi takes another swing
but Daniels ducks under Senshi’s arm. Senshi rolls over and delivers a boot to
Daniels’ skull. Daniels falls back against the ropes. Senshi springboards off
the second rope as Daniels enters the center of the ring and comes off deliver a
double leg drop to Daniels. Senshi goes for the pin but only gets a two count
before Daniels gets a shoulder off the mat. Senshi picks Daniels up off the mat
but Daniels delivers a jawbreaker. Daniels charges Senshi in the corner, but
Senshi sidesteps and Daniels drives his knee into the top turnbuckle. Senshi
runs and Daniels and delivers a dropkick sending Daniels crashing to the mat.
Senshi goes out on the ring apron and then up to the top turnbuckle. Senshi
comes flying off the top, Daniels rolls out of the way, Senshi lands on his feet
and rolls over to land at the opposite corner post. Senshi cartwheels across the
ring to deliver a super kick to Daniels but Skipper steps in front of Senshi
blocking the move. Senshi shoves Skipper out of the way but Daniels appears to
go after Senshi’s eyes and then sets him up for the angel’s wings and goes
for the cover. Skipper is wandering around the ring and taking his time getting
into a position to start the count. He finally makes his way down to the mat and
counts to three.
This
was a great match – except for the parts we missed due to quite a few
interruptions. I always like to see the X Division players in action and I
am hoping that Senshi did not decide to leave TNA. He and Daniels would
actually make great opponents with Skipper in the middle of the mix.
Daniels
is now the owner of the briefcase. Skipper looks a little confused but Daniels
is over to the announcer’s table to pick up his case.
Crystal
and Matt are backstage with all three members of Voodoo Kin Mafia, BG and Kip
James and Roxxi Laveaux. There appears to be a little dissension among these
three. During the Feast or Fired Match Kip actually got the briefcase and tossed
it outside the ring to BG who was down on the floor feigning injury. The
briefcase does have BG’s name on it and BG asks Matt if his briefcase contains
a tag team match, BG gets a tag team match and can choose any tag team partner
he wishes. It appears BG is thinking of having a partner other than Kip. BG
says he and Kip have a lot of things to discuss but until then BG will
hold onto the case for safekeeping. He picks up the briefcase and Roxxi puts her
hand on the case and says it is the wrong case. BG says it is not the wrong case
because it has his name on it. Roxxi then claims the case is cursed BG says the
only thing cursed is BG’s current company. BG leaves with Kip hot on his
heels.
Commercial
break.
Back
from commercial break, West tells us we are going to see an interview Tenay did
earlier with James Mitchell. I hate to show favoritism but YES!
It IS James Mitchell! One of the creepiest, meanest, scariest, best
managers in wrestling! Tenay wants Mitchell to take everyone back to
back to the roots in order to explain the relationship. Mitchell says this man
had a wonderful father and that Chris’s mother was the problem. Tenay wants to
know Mitchell knows so much about Abyss since Mitchell didn’t know Abyss until
after he was released from prison. Mitchell says that he has done extensive
research into Abyss’s background. Does anyone else see where this might
possibly be going?
Back
to the arena, West tells us the ladder match is coming up and Tenay tells us
that we will be finding out what decision Christian has made regarding the Angle
Alliance and that we will be finding out about the contents of the Feast or
Fired briefcases.
Crystal
and Matt are backstage with Petey Williams and Crystal congratulates him on
winning a briefcase and asks him if he isn’t hoping his briefcase holds a
title shot at the X Division championship. Petey begins talking about Maple Leaf
muscle and Petey tells her that if she didn’t have her nose up Kurt Angle’s
gluteus maximus – Petey looks at the camera and says that means “butt” –
that maybe he would know what it meant. Petey tells her and the viewing audience
that he has been busy with bodybuilding. Petey says that last week he captured
the Maple Leaf Muscle title in his hometown of Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He says
one of the judges was Arnold himself and Arnold told Petey that Petey is one of
the greatest bodybuilders Arnold has ever seen. Petey says he has already been
the X Division Champion and now he wants the World Title. Matt says that is what
he likes about Petey. Petey is after the brass ring and he isn’t afraid to go
after hit. Petey asks Matt if he minds if Petey looks after his own briefcase
and then he shows off those magnificent muscles…Petey says he has pecs that
would make a flat chested woman cry and as soon as I stop laughing I’ll
finish this up…(and no I am NOT flat chested!). Petey grabs
his briefcase and leaves.
Commercial
break.
Back from commercial break, once again Angle, AJ, Tomko and Kurt’s Mrs. are in the ring – gee, has it already been an hour since he was in the ring with a mic – and Angle is calling Christian Cage out to announce his decision as to whether or not Christian has accepted Angle’s offer. Christian enters the arena accompanied by Robert Roode and Ms. Brooks. Roode takes the mic to talk to Angle. Roode tells Angle he understands there is power in numbers and Roode says that he will accept Angle’s offer and join the alliance. Just when Roode was starting to really take off, TNA is doing THIS to him? Christian then takes the mic and tells “Bobby” that Roode may need the others in the ring but Christian does not. Christian calls Angle a conniving son of a – and the last word is bleeped out – and the audience agrees. Christian says that if he is on Angle’s team, then Angle knows Christian won’t be opposing him on the other side of the ring and Angle knows Christian is the biggest threat to the title belt Angle has on his shoulder. Christian says The Instant Classic is the real World Heavyweight Champion. Christian tells Tomko he makes Christian sick. Christian claims he made Tomko by saving him when Tomko was nothing but a lowly prison guard. Christian tells Tomko without Christian Tomko is a nobody. Christian then faces off with AJ and tells him that Christian saw the most potential in AJ in the ring but outside of it he was lacking. Christian claims that he made AJ comfortable in front of a crowd, that he made him a star and the Christian molded AJ in his own image. Christian says that although AJ thought of him as his father, he was not his father and that if he was he would disown him. Christian tells everyone in the ring that they need him to be somebody. Christian tells Kurt’s Mrs. to shut up with suits the crowd and me just fine. Christian says he will only be a part of the group if Christian is the leader. I get the impression that the audience would prefer it was the Christian Alliance. Angle shakes Christian’s hand as if he is making a deal with him. Tomko shakes Christian’s hand, AJ hugs Christian, and then we hear Samoa Joe’s entrance theme.
And Joe has a mic again! Booker T and Sharmell, Kaz, Eric Young and Kevin Nash follow Joe into the arena. Joe says the ring contains one big dysfunctional unhappy family. Joe says that there should be a 10-man tag between all of them at the Final Resolution pay per view. And, we knew it couldn’t last, Kurt’s Mrs. has to get her mouth in front of the mic. She says that they don’t need to wait, they can do this tonight. Kurt’s Mrs. then makes the mistake of calling Sharmell a tramp. I think she’s just jealous because Sharmell looks good and Karen’s hair looks like her kid was practicing on her. Sharmell takes a mic and undoubtedly this goes back to Angle going after Sharmell. Sharmell starts down the ramp and all I can say is – do it right the first time Sharmell! We have a catfight which disappoints me. I know Sharmell can do better than that.
Crystal is backstage with Team 3D and Johnny Devine who are getting ready for their ladder match against Jay Lethal and the Motor City Machineguns. Ray is telling Lethal it’s about time he grew a set of balls and he needs to come and take back the title that Team 3D stole. Ray tells Lethal that he, Sabin and Shelley haven’t grown into men, and they are still little punk babies. Devine doesn’t get to say anything but he does a lot of hand signaling and facial expressions during this interview. Ray ends the interview by grabbing Crystal by the hair and delivering a smooch to her face.
Commercial break.
Back from commercial break.
Six Man Tag Team Ladder Match
For Possession of the X Division Title Belt
Brother Ray
&
Brother Devon
Team 3D from New York City
&
Johnny Devine from Calgary, Canada
There is a ladder in the ring and as Team 3D and Devine enter the ring, Devine climbs the ladder and secures the title belt above the ring.
Crystal and Matt are backstage with Scott Steiner who is the last holder of the briefcases from Feast or Fired. Scott reminds Caroline, er, uh, Crystal that he told her he was going to get the briefcase and that he will be getting a shot at the world title from the briefcase. Scott walks off with his briefcase in hand and Crystal tells Matt they have a little bit of a problem. Cornette told Matt he was supposed to be guarding the briefcases but Matt says he put the cases back in the hands of the guys who actually won them at Feast or Fired and they should be able to protect them. Matt says that everything seems to fly right over Crystal’s head and he walks off.
Vs.
Chris Sabin
&
Alex Shelley
The Motor City Machineguns from Detroit, MI
&
Black Machismo Jay Lethal from Elizabeth, NJ
X Division Champion
Referee: Earl Hebner
Winners: Brother Ray & Brother Devon of Team 3D & Johnny Devine
Lethal stands back on the entrance ramp but Sabin and Shelley run into the arena, down the ramp almost knocking Lethal out of the way and into the ring. Lethal runs in behind them. Sabin takes on Devon, Shelley takes on Ray, and Lethal takes on Devine. Lethal sends Devine over the top rope and onto the floor then leaps out to take him down again. Lethal lands on his feet and his fans are impressed. Back in the ring, Shelley and Sabin deliver high kicks to Team 3D and Ray and Devon are down on the floor. The audience goes wild and Shelley and Sabin decide to go across the ring, come off the ropes and go through the opposite ropes to take Devon and Ray back into the guardrail with suicide dives. There is that poetry in motion again from Sabin and Shelley. Shelley is back to his feet punching Ray and Sabin sends Devon’s head into the top of the guardrail. Shelley is unloading on Ray with forearm blows but Ray is fighting back. Lethal is on the other side of the floor with Devine and he sends Devine back first into the guardrail. Lethal picks up the ladder setting outside the ring, folds it up and then we see Sabin being sent into the guardrail by Devon. Lethal slides the ladder into the ring. Devon has Sabin down on his knees. Lethal is in the ring and he has the ladder set up under the belt hanging above the ring. Devine is in the ring and he pulls Lethal off the ladder onto the mat then delivers a hard right that sends Lethal down to the mat. Ray, Devon, Sabin and Shelley are still out on the floor battling it out. Devine takes Lethal’s hands and hold them, pulls him up off the floor and uses his boot on Lethal’s chest to slam him against the mat several times. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen that particular move used before. Devine is the only man standing in the ring and he starts up the ladder after the X Division belt. That ladder doesn’t look all that sturdy to me, folks. Devine is within read of the ladder but he is interrupted by Sabin, who has made his way back into the ring, and Lethal. Devine is back down to his feet on the mat but Sabin is delivering some right fists. Sabin then heads up the ladder. Devine sends a blow to Sabin’s back, gets Sabin up on his shoulders, Sabin is fighting back and then Sabin flips backward, bringing Devine up and over onto the mat into what West is calling an inverted hurricanrana. Sabin points up and the fans agree he should go back up after the belt. Sabin starts back up the ladder but Devon has made it back into the ring and he has Sabin up on his shoulders. Before Sabin can think of a counter, Devon falls backwards, taking Sabin down to the mat. Devon is to his feet and starting up the ladder. Ray is working on Lethal outside the ring but there is no sign of Shelley. Devon is almost to the top and Shelley makes his way into the ring. Shelley gets under Devon and sends him back first to the floor. Shelley is holding his back but he heads for the ladder and it appears Ray may be trying to make his way back into the ring. There is no sign of Devine and we go to
COMMERCIAL BREAK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MATCH!
THAT’S TWO!
Back from commercial break, Ray and Lethal are both at the top of the ladder battling it out. Ray delivers a head butt. It appears the belt is actually behind where the ladder is set up. Not that it matters right now because Ray takes Lethal down to the floor in a suplex. Ray and Lethal are down on the mat and Devine is making his way back into the ring from the ring apron. Devine is back in the ring and he’s trying to position the ladder under the belt. Devine starts up the ladder and he’s almost there but in comes Shelley and he slaps Devine on the leg. OUCH! That sounded like a hard slap and it was on bare skin. That’s gonna leave a mark! It must have hurt Devine because Shelley keeps shaking his hand like it stung him too. Devine is still on the ladder and he turns and delivers a kick to Shelley’s chest but Shelley is fighting back. Shelley climbs up nearly even with Devine on the same side of the ladder. Shelley brings Devine down to the floor with a major jawbreaker. Devine is down again. Shelley goes after Devon but Devon is ready and he picks up Shelley and slams him down to the mat. Devon is now trying to position the ladder and he starts up but Sabin is back up on the ring apron. Sabin springboards off the top rope and takes Devon down off the ladder with a flying clothesline. All I can say is the falls from the ladder appear to be getting more dangerous. Shelley and Sabin are back to their feet and they slingshot over the top rope to take out Devon and Ray but Devon and Ray get out of the way and Sabin and Shelley land on the floor outside the ring. Lethal and Devine are now both at the top of the ladder and Lethal has hand on the belt but Devine delivers a shot. Lethal fights back and takes a shot at Devine. Both men now have their hands on the X Division title belt and they both have it in their hands as they remove it from the hanger above the ring. Someone has the ref’s attention and he has his back to the center of the ring. Tenay says that Devon has the ref distracted as Lethal shoves Devine off the ladder. Lethal now has the title belt and he jumps off the ladder but Ray is sliding back into the ring with a kendo stick. Ray nails Lethal in the top of the head with the stick and Lethal is down on the mat. Ray tosses the belt to Devine and rolls out of the ring and onto the floor as Devon releases the ref from his grasp. Devine is holding his head and appears to not be too sure about what just happened but the ref sees Devine with the belt, rings the bell and now Devine has possession of the X Division belt. SoCal Val is outside the ring looking upset. Lethal is still down on the mat and Team 3D and Devine are celebrating in the ring.
I have to say that with the exception of WHY they had the match in the first place, this was a great match. All six men showed their stuff in a big way in this ladder match. Ray and Devon have done a great job working with Sabin and Shelley in the matches they have been having. I really don’t want to see this feud come to an end any time soon.
We are back to the interview Tenay had with Father James Mitchell earlier in the day. Mitchell is relating the tale of Chris aka Abyss allowing his own mother, who Mitchell refers to as gin soaked, to shoot his own father in the back and how Chris’s father had done everything for him. Tenay wants to know if Mitchell got an explanation from Chris about what happened if that would end Mitchell’s obsession. Mitchell says that he is tired of being the bad guy in all of this and the obsession will end if and only if Chris looks Mitchell in the face and tells not only Mitchell but the entire world the secret that only Mitchell and Chris know. Mitchell says that he intends to get that because – and he now faces the camera speaking directly to Chris – he is going to be calling Chris out into the middle of the ring in the iMPACT Zone and he is going to give Chris the chance to tell the world what Mitchell has always wanted them to know. Mitchell tells Chris to come to the ring next week because this is going to end once and for all.
Commercial break.
Back from commercial break, we see a promo for TNA’s Final Resolution pay per view which airs January 6, 2008.
Crystal is backstage with Cornette and Matt. Crystal is trying to explain what is going on with the briefcases and Cornette says he hasn’t seen the show, he has been in meetings. Crystal asks Matt if he wants to tell Cornette and Cornette asks Matt if he has been making matches again and then says never mind about the matches, first things first. Where are the briefcases? Matt tells Cornette he’s going to love this and Matt tells Cornette that each of the four men that won the briefcases at Feast or Fired have the briefcases in their possession. Cornette goes ballistic and says that the men who have their briefcases are the ones he was worried about messing with the briefcases. Cornette says that if upstairs calls him to call him upstairs and chew him out, he is taking Matt with him. Cornette’s face is a nasty shade of red right now. Cornette tells Matt he is standing on the precipice of professional peril because if Cornette goes, Matt goes and Matt is going to go first. Cornette tells Matt to go find all the guys with the briefcases because they are supposed to be opened on national television. Cornette then tells Crystal that Matt is going to be the death of him.
Main Event, 10 Man Tag Team Match
Robert Roode from Wall Street, Manhattan, NY
accompanied to the ring by Ms. Brooks
&
The Instant Classic Christian Cage from Tampa, FL by way of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
&
The Phenomenal AJ Styles from Gainesville, GA
&
Tomko from Tampa, FL
TNA Tag Team Champions
&
Kurt Angle from Pittsburgh, PA
TNA World Heavyweight Champion
Vs.
Kaz from Anaheim, CA
&
Showtime Eric Young Residing in an Undisclosed Location
&
Booker T from Houston, TX
accompanied to the ring by Sharmell
&
Kevin Nash from Detroit, MI
The Samoan Submission Machine Samoa Joe from American Samoa
Referee: Rudy Charles
Winners: Kevin Nash, Kaz, Showtime Eric Young, Booker T and The Samoan Submission Machine Samoa Joe
We see Robert Roode’s Number One Fan lurking in the back behind the audience. She is wearing glasses this time. This match is going to be difficult to keep straight, however, Nash and Joe were barely speaking during their main event match at Turning Point and now they appear to be best friends. I’m not sure I understand that.
Commercial break before the match begins.
Back from commercial break.
The bell rings and Kaz faces off with AJ to begin the match. Kaz has AJ in a wristlock and then uses head scissors to take him down to the mat. AJ breaks free and both men are back to their feet. Kaz tries for a clothesline but AJ ducks AJ takes Kaz down in a roll up and he gets a two count. AJ grabs for Kaz, Kaz goes over AJ’s back, AJ takes a swing at Kaz, Kaz takes AJ down to the mat and goes for a pin. He doesn’t get the three count. Both men are back to their feet and they do some great wrestling maneuvers trying to take each other down to the mat. AJ takes Kaz down and gets a two count before Kaz gets his shoulders off the mat. Kaz goes for an arm drag but AJ shoves him down to the mat. AJ reaches down to pick up Kaz but Kaz gets his boots up and sends a kick to take AJ down to the mat. Both men back to their feet at the same time. I could watch these to work the ring all night! AJ charges Kaz but Kaz slams him down to the mat. Kaz comes off the ropes and delivers a kick to the side of AJ’s head, then he comes off the opposite ropes and takes AJ down with a swinging neck breaker. Kaz goes for the cover and gets a two count. All of AJ’s teammates are standing on the bottom rope. Kaz picks up AJ but AJ delivers a jawbreaker. AJ picks up Kaz and backs him into the wrong side of the ring, then AJ tags in Angle. AJ holds Kaz as Kurt delivers a fist, then another before he takes Kaz down to the mat in a front face lock. Kaz gets to his feet and delivers blows to Angle’s midsection. Angle breaks the hold and Kaz is still sending punches and forearms. Kaz sends Angle across the ring but Angle gets the switch. Kaz comes off the ropes and ducks under Angle’s waiting clothesline, comes off the opposite ropes and delivers a leg lariat that sends Angle crashing to the canvas. Kaz goes across the ring and tags in Booker T. Booker picks up Angle and sends a right to Angle’s jaw before backing Angle into the ropes with forearms and a few more fists and chops. Booker gets the audience involved and then he delivers a knee to Angle’s abdomen. Angle comes back with a boot to Booker’s midsection and then a European uppercut that staggers Booker. Angle throws a hard right fist that connects and Booker is against the ropes. Angle sends Booker across the ring into the opposite ropes. Booker comes off the ropes, ducks under the clothesline Angle has set up, and then delivers a nice kick to Angle’s chin. Angle hits the mat. Booker goes for the cover and gets a two count before Angle kicks out. Booker picks Angle up but Angle takes him back into the wrong side of the ring that shoves AJ off the apron ring and to the floor as Angle tags in Roode. Roode delivers boots to a downed Booker and then uses his boot on Booker’s throat and uses the ropes to add more pressure. The ref gets involved and makes Roode break it up. Kurt’s mouth, I mean Mrs., says something to Ms. Brooks who is sitting at ringside. She was screeching, as usual, and I couldn’t understand what she was screeching. Roode is working Booker over until Booker delivers a body slam. Booker tags in Eric who appears to want to take a shot at his former Team Canada partner. Eric comes in with a boot to Roode’s midsection, then he gets Roode in a wristlock but Roode delivers a right hand to Eric’s head. Roode then works on Eric’s with a few boot stomps and then delivers a chop to Eric’s chest. Roode tries to send Eric across the ring into the ropes but Eric gets the switch and sends Roode across instead. Roode comes off the ropes, Eric hits the mat, Roode goes over him and into the opposite ropes. Roode comes off those ropes and Eric dives on him taking him down to the mat. Eric unleashes with a series of right hands until Roode manages to shove him off. Eric charges at Roode who delivers a boot to Eric’s midsection. Roode hangs on to Eric and tags in Christian. Christian enters the ring and delivers a kick to Eric’s abdomen while Roode is still holding onto Eric and then Roode delivers a blow to Eric’s back before exiting the ring. Christian delivers another boot to Eric’s gut and then a fist to Eric’s forehead. Christian slaps Eric a couple of times and sends him across the ring into the opposite ropes. Eric comes off the ropes and slides under Christian then is back on his feet and takes Christian down to the mat with a drop toehold. Eric stands over Christian slapping him in the back of the head, then steps on Christian’s back to walk over him. Christian is back to his feet and he throws a right fist but Eric blocks it and delivers a right fist of his own. Eric tries to send Christian across the ring and into the corner post, but Christian gets the switch and Eric goes up and over the top turnbuckle landing on the ring apron. Christian charges at Eric but Eric sends a shoulder block into Christian’s abdomen. Eric then slides under the ropes and under Christian, gets back to his feet and sends Christian over the top rope with a clothesline. Tomko is suddenly in the ring after Eric and he takes him down to the mat. The ref is telling Tomko to get out of the ring but now Nash is in the ring working over Tomko. Nash sends Tomko over the top rope and to the floor with a clothesline. Eric is back on his feet and the audience is cheering him on. Eric goes over the top rope and takes Christian and Tomko back down to the floor. Roode enters the ring and charges at Nash but Nash sends Roode flying over the top rope and onto the floor. Kaz is in the ring and Nash says something to him. Kaz goes back into the ropes and comes off to fly over the top rope and take then entire group outside the ring back to the floor again. That didn’t look good. Kaz landed with his right knee over the guardrail surrounding the audience. Nash points to Joe but Joe is out of camera range. Nash then backs into the ropes and comes off and you can see Tomko on the floor waving his arms, but Nash stops short of going over the top rope.
COMMERCIAL BREAK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MATCH!
THAT’S THREE!
Back from commercial break, Eric and Christian are back in the ring. Joe is delivering fists to Angle on the floor. Eric is delivering rights to Christian in the ring. Joe delivers an elbow to the top of Angle’s head. Christian sends Eric across the ring to the ring post, Eric goes up and over Christian but Christian turns around and pokes Eric in the eye. Christian then shoves Eric shoulder first into the ring post. Eric is down on the mat. Christian gets Eric in a wristlock and he works on the arm and shoulder of Eric who is down on the mat again. Christian repeatedly stomps on Eric’s back before tagging AJ. AJ comes in and delivers a boot to Eric’s chest and then continues to stomp on Eric’s chest while he is down. AJ picks up Eric but Eric sends a fist to AJ’s midsection and then two more before going into the ropes. Eric comes off the ropes and AJ leapfrogs over him. Eric comes off the opposite ropes and AJ goes down to the mat, Eric goes over him and to the opposite ropes. Eric comes off the ropes one more time and AJ delivers a dropkick to Eric’s head. That hit was louder than the slap Shelley put on Devine’s leg in an earlier match! Eric is down on the mat and AJ is showing off for the crowd. AJ’s teammates are encouraging him to pin Eric and he does. He gets a two count and Eric gets a shoulder off the mat. AJ picks Eric up and then tags in Angle again. As AJ holds Eric, Angle delivers a kick to Eric’s gut. Angle picks Eric up and delivers a back breaker, then goes for a cover. He gets a two count before Eric kicks out. Angle goes for the cover again and again gets a two count. Angle has Eric in a side headlock on the mat. Tenay breaks into the match to tell everyone that he has received word Matt Morgan has retrieved all of the cases involved in the Feast or Fired match and Cornette promises that the contents of the briefcases will be revealed next week – no, wrestling fans, not THIS week, NEXT week – on iMPACT. In the ring Angle still has Eric in a headlock but Eric is back to his feet and he backs Angle up into a ring post. Eric sends Angle across to the opposite ring post and goes after him but Angle gets out of the way and Eric goes chest first into the top turnbuckle. Angle delivers a German release suplex. Again Angle goes for the pin but this time Joe and Booker hit the ring to break up the count. Joe delivers an extra kick to Angle before going back to the ring apron. AJ runs into the ring to take Angle back to his own side while the ref’s back is turned and then AJ covers Eric. NO TAG, REF, NO TAG! AJ gets a two count before Eric gets his shoulder up. AJ gets Eric back to his feet and sends him into the ropes. Eric comes off the ropes and delivers a kick to AJ’s chest. As Eric heads back to the ropes, AJ grabs him and backs up toward AJ’s teammates but Eric gets behind AJ and picks him to send him over his shoulder in a back body drop but AJ twists and lands on his feet. AJ grabs Eric by the leg and delivers back leg sweep that sends Eric crashing to the canvas. AJ charges at Eric but Eric gets a boot up and he nails AJ in the face. AJ backs up and charges again and this time Eric sends an elbow into AJ’s face. Eric climbs up on the top turnbuckle but AJ is right there and he trips Eric, sitting him down on the turnbuckle. AJ climbs up after Eric and tries to take him down to the mat but Eric manages to take AJ down with a cross body block. Eric is reaching to tag but he’s reaching to the wrong team! Eric makes it back to his own teammates and he tags in Joe as AJ heads to his teammates to tag in Tomko. Joe and Tomko exchange blows in the middle of the ring and then Tomko brings up a boot to nail Joe but Joe comes off the floor with a high leg kick that staggers Tomko but does not drop him. Joe comes off the ropes and Tomko catches him and power slams him to the mat. Tomko comes off the ropes but Joe is back to his feet and he power slams Tomko to the mat. Joe goes for the cover and the ref counts to two before AJ flies into the ring and lands on Joe. Kaz comes over the top rope and takes AJ down with a DDT. Tomko and Joe are back to their feet and they deliver clotheslines to each other. Both men are down on the mat but Tomko is closer to his teammates. Joe makes it across to tag in Nash as Tomko tags in Roode. Nash comes charging into the ring and delivers a right hand to Roode’s head, sending him down to the mat. Christian enters the ring and Nash nails him with a fist sending him to the mat. Angle charges into the ring and Nash takes Angle down with a fist. Nash sends Roode across the ring and as Roode comes off the ropes, he is met by Nash’s boot. Nash does the same to Christian and then to Angle. Roode is back to his feet and Nash sends him across into the ropes then picks him up and takes him down to the mat with a sidewalk slam. Nash goes for the cover and gets to two before Christian nails Nash in the back. Christian then proceeds to stomp on Nash. Angle is back to his feet and he decides to assist Christian. Booker is in the ring and he takes Christian out with a right hook, then turns around and nails Angle with a right fist. Booker goes back after Christian and then across to Angle. He does several back and forths between his two opponents. Nash is still down on the floor. Booker delivers a boot to Angle’s midsection and Angle returns the favor. Angle tries for the angle slam but Booker breaks free, delivers a boot to Angles’ midsection and as he heads across the ring to come off the ropes to deliver the axe kick, Tomko pulls down the top rope and Booker goes out to the floor. AJ proceeds to kick a downed Booker. Joe enters the ring but Roode comes in and delivers a kick to Joe’s gut then delivers a right fist to Joe’s head. Roode sends Joe across into the ropes but Joe bounces over the top rope and onto AJ and Tomko on the floor. Nash and Roode are standing in the ring. Roode charges at Nash, Nash brings up a boot and nails Roode in the face. Roode hits the mat. Nash goes for the cover and gets a two count before Christian pulls the ref out of the ring and onto the floor. Christian is getting back up on the ring apron but Nash has him by the head and is trying to drag him up and into the ring when Roode hits Nash with a low blow from behind. Christian slides a steel chair into the ring then enters the ring after it. Roode has the chair in his hands and he faces Roode demanding the chair as Eric climbs up on the top turnbuckle. Eric comes off the turnbuckle, nails Christian in the back who then hits Roode with the chair. Nash is back to his feet and he delivers a knee to Roode , then picks him up and delivers the jackknife power bomb. The ref manages to get back in the ring as Nash covers Roode and gets the three count.
A little confusing and even more frustrating because the viewers at home couldn’t see what was going on outside the ring. Roode and Cage get into a confrontation in the middle of the ring as Tomko and Angle enter the ring. Angle gets in between the two of them and then Christian gets in Angle’s face as well as Roode’s and then we have a shoving match but Angle decides it by nailing Christian with the championship belt. Now Roode and Angle are working over a downed Christian when AJ tries to put a stop to it. Tomko just stands and watches what is going on as AJ takes turns dragging Roode and Angle off of Christian. Tomko walks up the entrance ramp and out of the area, leaving the mess in the ring. Angle has the ankle lock on Christian, AJ tries to break it up and that’s all folks.
Except we are shown that we won’t know what is in those briefcases, an X Division lumberjack strap match with Johnny Devine against Jay Lethal.
Now that’s all, folks!
I have to say this. The Feast or Famine match was just plain not bright and the dragging out of what is in which briefcase is ridiculous. Having the match at a pay per view and then not bothering to tell the fans who had what briefcases was bad enough, now they are actually dragging the whole thing out through at least two iMPACT shows. No mention was made of Abyss and whether or not he was out of commission due to the cut he received at Turning Point, Scott Hall’s name was not mentioned. In fact, it’s as if the whole thing never happened at the Main Event. During the last match on iMPACT, Tenay tells us that TNA mobile is sending out information about an altercation that happened backstage at Turning Point. This might lead us to believe that the entire thing between Joe and Nash was something the writers came up with. It will be even worse if the writers came up with having Hall no-show for the main event at Turning Point. If that’s the case, TNA may see their pay per view sales hit rock bottom in a hurry. The whole Alliance/Coalition thing is getting just a little bit old already. I’m not sure who is coming up with these ideas but they need to go back and read up just a little bit on what has already taken place during the previous iMPACTs and the pay per views. Another name that has not been mentioned is Sting.
If you must continue to break up the show in inappropriate places during commercial breaks, consider breaking into the monotonous dialogues of Kurt Angle and his Mrs. and STOP interrupting the matches!
TNA iMPACT !! / NOVEMBER 29
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