Posts Tagged ‘Samoa Joe’

TNA might already know this but yours truly has to indicate that if PPV’s have to sell then they have to do so on the back of a solid main event. A main event that is headlined by a 1 on 1 match. In a wrestling PPV, you might expect something like a 3 way [...]

TNA Lockdown 2008: Did they cross the line?
Oh hell yeah!
The objective of this blog isn’t to critique the matches of TNA Lockdown. It is rather to appreciate the salient features that stood out .I will start with the first one, most obviously that Joe became the champ …….finally.
The first time I saw this guy was [...]

Question: What would Bobby be called if he knew Kung Fu?
Ans: Bobby Lash-Lee.
Chuckle, Chuckle, Chuckle.
TNA’s first live show contained obvious bloopers, in spite of which the show delivered maybe not in terms of content and wrestling but probably the most important factor of all for a live show and that’s creating a live environment [...]

Impact focused on two things this week, firstly that they are going live next week and the 8 man Lethal Lockdown match at this year’s Lockdown PPV. The best part was the fact that they integrated the two in order to advance the Lockdown PPV storylines. Despite a few stupid decisions, the show worked and [...]

The Impactor is a wrestling blog, it shouldn’t seem like a goofy, happy, lovey-dovey, movie but I take this post to appreciate the interest of all you readers. Those who read it, those who comment and those who spread the word. I like reading your feedback and enjoy your thoughts on TNA & the ‘wrasslin’ [...]

Impact this week was one of those shows where one finds almost everything entertaining but the main storyline. I would summarize that TNA wants us to buy their next PPV viz Destination X so that we may know the riveting turns that may ensue regarding the AJ Styles/Karen/Kurt love triangle and that to me is [...]

Some things in TNA are simply amazing others meanwhile show a fundamental lack of common sense. This week’s show was an example of the latter. I’m trying really hard to be positive so if I sound otherwise bear with me because some things on the show were simply way too overbooked and at times frustrating [...]

The first or second Impact of the month is usually TNA’s most important show because it is their last show before a pay per view. It’s a last shot to increase PPV sales and build up some anticipation going into the show. This week’s Impact was not successful in achieving that end. If I didn’t [...]