Official TNA Wrestling Thread
 

I've been a fan of TNA for nearly 4 years now, and I'm hoping there are others here who like it and are able to actively discuss it. I'm gonna list my favorite current wrestlers (in no order) and anyone else should feel free to share theirs...

"The Freak" Rob Terry
Kurt Angle
Matt Morgan
Mr. Anderson
Roxxi

Scheduled matches for tonight (predicted winner underlined, favorites in bold, (c) next to champions):

Kurt Angle vs. Amazing Red

Jeff Hardy, Mr. Anderson, Jay Lethal, and Abyss vs. A.J. Styles, Desmond Wolfe, and Beer Money


Scheduled matches for Slammiversary, June 13:

TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
“The Icon” Sting vs. (c) Rob Van Dam

TNA TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH
Matt Morgan and ??? vs. (c) The Band

X DIVISION TITLE MATCH
Kendrick vs. (c) Douglas Williams

KNOCKOUTS TITLE MATCH
Roxxi vs. (c) Madison Rayne

Jeff Hardy and Mr. Anderson vs. Beer Money

Kurt Angle vs. Kazarian

AJ Styles vs. Jay Lethal

Desmond Wolfe vs. Abyss

Brother Ray vs. Jesse Neal

Is Scott Steiner still in TNA? If so I need to start watching it. I love that guy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve3-1zTcQOg

No, unfortunately not. If you like Steiner, you might like Kevin Nash or Rob Terry.

Just curious, is there any difference between TNA and WWE.

Technically, no. Four-sided ring, pre-determined match outcomes, and alot of big, angry dudes (not that all of them fall under that category).
But most wrestling fans are starting to prefer the TNA style WWE; no (or very little) non-wrestling-related drama, better athletes, less predictability, and a beyond-PG rating. TNA is comparable to the old WCW or '95 to '00 WWE if you have any idea about that. It's very well-written and exciting imo.

I agree that TNA actually offers the stuff that made me a wrestling fan in the first place, stuff that currently WWE is sorely lacking.

Have you seen that wrestling episode of South Park? It's WWE parody is pretty straight on.

Holy crap. Nash is still around?

What about Scott Hall?

yep. Nash and Hall are the current tag champs actually.

This is just epic. This is what a hardcore match should be.

Slammiversary results thus far (matches I predicted correctly underlined):

Angle def. Kazarian via submission.

X-Division Title Match: Douglas Williams def. Brian Kendrick to retain.

Knockouts Title Match: Madison Rayne def. Roxxi to retain.

Jesse Neal def. Brother Ray. Ex-WWE/ECW star Tommy Dreamer appeared in the crowd, distracting Ray and allowing Neal to pick up the victory.

Matt Morgan def. Hernandez via disqualification.

Abyss def. Desmond Wolfe.

Jay Lethal def. AJ Styles.

Jeff Hardy and Mr. Anderson def. Beer Money.

TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Rob Van Dam def. Sting.

Preview for tonight's Impact!: (from tnawrestling.com)

- After a brutal clash with the "The Icon" Sting at Slammiversary, there's no rest for still reigning TNA World Heavyweight Champion Rob Van Dam as three new contenders to his title will be revealed!

- Plus, there will be a major announcement from "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair on the broadcast! What does the legend have to say to the wrestling world?

- Tommy Dreamer has arrived in TNA Wrestling! What's next for TNA's newest Superstar

Other TNA news:

Scott Hall fired by TNA (from bleacherreport.com)
Scott Hall, the man whose wrestling career could have been a topic of discussion for his in-ring work, was recently fired by TNA Wrestling for his actions outside the ring.

Instead of fans talking about his success in the ring, the focus on Hall’s career will be his personal problems.

Hall’s career started to crumble in 1998, when his alcohol problems became well known around the wrestling world. WCW featured Hall acting drunk on live television as a storyline that was really the wrestler’s true colors.

Several years ago, WWE released Hall for his erratic behavior. He went on to wrestle for TNA periodically between 2002 and 2005. After no-showing at the Turning Point pay-per-view, he signed with Juggalo Championship Wrestling. Hall moved on to perform for small independent organizations before making his return to TNA.

TNA gave Hall his final shot at making a successful comeback. On January 4, Hall and his good friend Sean Waltman returned to the company. However, Hall looked out of shape, and at age 51, didn’t have any business performing in the ring. Yet, he and the rest of “The Band” were awarded the TNA Tag Team titles.

After five months with TNA, it seemed that Hall was out of trouble and was rebuilding both his career and life. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case: He was arrested two days before TNA’s Sacrifice pay-per-view for disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest.

Hall went back to his old ways, which sent the wrestler packing in the first place.

According to Wrestling Inc., he did not inform TNA management the arrest, and that brought in some major heat. Despite working the event, Hall found himself in a major hole of which he could not get out.

According to many reports, Hall was fired by TNA just a few days ago. It is a sad ending to a once great performer struggling with his life.

Will we ever see Hall back in the ring? My prediction is Hall will never wrestle again for the WWE or TNA.

Fans may see him perform in small, independent houseshows, but that remains a question. Many promoters may ask themselves why anyone would want to be associated with Hall.

A once-promising career will be remembered as a sad ending to his wrestling days

James Storm suffered a shoulder injury at Slammiversary, but will not miss any ring-time for now.

"Fallen Angel" Chistopher Daniels may be returning to TNA very soon.

WWE's Hurricane may be joining TNA

Spoiler for Victory Road PPV

Here’s what the card for TNA Victory Road looks like atm:

TNA World Heavyweight Title Match
Abyss vs. Jeff Hardy vs. Mr. Anderson vs. Rob Van Dam

TNA Tag Team Title Match
Beer Money vs. The Motor City Machineguns

TNA Knockouts Title Match
Angelina Love vs. Madison Rayne

Ultimate X for the TNA X Division Title (cool, I was beginning to miss Ultimate X)
Brian Kendrick vs. Douglas Williams

Ric Flair vs. Jay Lethal (finally!)

If I had a nickel for every time Scott Hall has been fired for something I'd be pretty wealthy.

And I hope the Hurricane joins TNA, that guy is a damn good wrestler but he's been stuck with that gimmick and has been a jobber in WWE for ages.

Well it looks like this time the thing with Scott Hall is for good.
Someone told me WWE isn't going to conduct him into the HOF because of this, which I think (if it's true) is really ****ed up.

Yeah that isn't fair, Razor Ramone was one of WWE's biggest names in the early 90s and his ladder match with Shawn Michaels from Wrestlemania 10 is legendary.

Tonight's TNA Impact! Results: (my personal favorites in bold)

The show started with Eric Bischoff announcing that, due to Scott Hall's recent actions, the band (Hall, Nash, Eric Young) was stripped of the TNA Tag Team Titles and there would be tournament to decide the new tag champs.

Round 1 TNA Tag Tournament Match: Ink Inc def. The Band

Samoa Joe def. Hernandez. Matt Morgan attacked Hernandez when the referee was checking on Joe, who'd been thrown out of the ring.

X-Division Champion Douglas Williams def. Max Buck in a non-title match.

TNA Knockouts Champion Lacey Von Erich def. Angelina Love via disqualification. Love grabbed a chair from ringside and DDTed Von Erich onto it.

Round 1 TNA Tag Tournament Match: Beer Money Inc def. Team 3-D. Brother Ray of Team 3-D attacked Inc Ink when he saw them sitting at the announce table, leaving Brother Devon on his own. Brother Ray is an idiot, he really needs to stop this bull**** with Ink Inc.

Jay Lethal def. Desmond Wolfe. Ric Flair came out and began to beat on Lethal, but Hogan came out, scaring off both Flair and Wolfe.

TNA World Heavyweight #1 Contender's Match: Abyss v Jeff Hardy v Mr. Anderson resulting in a triple disqualification. The action spilled out to ringside and resulted in referee Earl Hebner calling for the bell, since the 10-count as exceeded. Abyss went absolutely crazy and began beating on Anderson and Hardy, eventually doing a Black Hole Slam to Anderson onto a pile of broken glass and chokeslamming Hardy onto the concrete by the entrance ramp. Hogan comes out an asks Abyss what the reason is for his actions, Abyss points at Hogan an says "You!".

And that's the show. Very good Impact! tonight.

Main event from Thursday:

Yes, but because you're posting results up the moment they happen I can't come in this thread. :)

So what should I wait like 24 hours before giving the results? Cuz there's people in other time zones or whatever and they've yet to see it?

Impact is screened on Saturday nights in the UK

Ok. Seeing as there's alot of people from UK here I'll wait till late saturday night/early sunday. I hate that **** when someone ruins it for me, so I'll try not to ruin it for others who might wanna see it.
Thanks Urban.

Impact gets higher viewing figures than Raw in the UK.

Although that might be because Raw is screened at 2am.

And because Raw doesn't have any actual wrestling anymore.

Your country takes the athletic aspects of wrestling more seriously, but us Americans are stupid and actually care about the storylines. :laughing:

I prefer actual wrestling and usually don't care for storylines, but I'm kinda interested in the NXT invasion storyline. I watched the WWE PPV last night (for free online, didn't buy it) only to see where that storyline went and was disappointed because nothing really happened with that. I will be watching Raw tonight for that storyline, McMahon's supposed to have a big annoucement about it.

TNA Preview for 6-24

- It will be the finals of the TNA World Tag Team Title Tournament as Beer Money faces Ink Inc to determine who advances to Victory Road on July 11 to battle The Motor City Machine Guns for the gold!

- Angelina Love gets her chance at revenge against former Velvet Sky of The Beautiful People

- A Wolfe stands between Kurt Angle and his climb through the Top 10 Heavyweight Contenders

- Plus, in a huge "iMPACT!" main event it will be Jeff Jarrett getting his rematch against "The Icon" Sting

TNA Impact! Results 6-24

- Hogan announced a four-way match at Victory Road for TNA Heavyweight Title between Abyss, Jeff Hardy, Mr. Anderson, and, of course, Rob Van Dam. Abyss comes out and attacks Hogan, but Van Dam and Anderson save him. Fantastic segment.
Segment Rating: 5/5

1. Velvet Sky def. Angelina Love via disqualification. Love DDTed Sky onto a chair in the same way she did to Lacey Von Erich. TNA Knockouts Champion Madison Rayne was standing at ringside when Love said there is only one left and that is, of course, Rayne.
Match Rating: 3/5

- Matt Morgan announced that he would face Hernandez in a steel cage at Victory Road. Homicide came out and attempted to attack Morgan, only to recieve a Carbon Footprint like what was done to Hernandez last month.
Segment Raitng: 4/5

2. Jay Lethal def. Kazarian with a Lethal Injection.
Match Rating: 1/5

- Jeff Jarrett was in the ring, awaiting Sting's arrival, when he saw Sting walking up in the rafters of the Impact! Zone. He quickly went backstage and caught Sting descending from the rafters, and starting beating him all the way back to the ring, where Sting(!?) was already standing. It turned out the first Sting was a decoy so the real Sting could choke out Jarrett with his bat. Very good segment.
Segment Rating: 5/5

3. Kurt Angle def. Desmond Wolfe with an ankle lock submission.
Match Rating: 4/5

- It was announced that the match between Brian Kendrick and TNA X-Division champion Doug Williams will be an Ultimate X match that can also end in submisssion.
Segment Rating: 1/5

4. Tag Team Title Tournament Finals: Beer Money (Robert Roode and James Storm) def. Ink, Inc (Jesse Neal and Shannon Moore) when Storm pinned Moore following a DWI. Moore had to wrestle most of the match in a 2-on-1 situation because Team 3-D jumped Neal backstage before the match. Beer Money will now face the Motor City Machineguns at the PPV for TNA Tag Team Titles.
Match Rating: 2/5

5. Falls Count Anywhere Match: Abyss def. Mr. Anderson with a Shock Treatment. Abyss continued to beat on Anderson, eventually leading up to the stage, where Anderson almost hit a Mic Check on Abyss, but Abyss reversed it and chokeslammed him just like he did to Hardy last week. Hogan came out and hit Abyss in the back with a chair, but Abyss was unaffected. The show ended with a staredown between
Hogan and Abyss.
Match Rating: 4/5

Overall: 3/5. Unfortunately, they wasted the best segments in the first hour. Not exactly a horrible show, but there was more potential for it than what was used.

TNA Preview 7-1:

- It will be a huge heavyweight rankings clash as "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles faces Samoa Joe!

- "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero makes his return to TNA Wrestling

- After his monstrous actions last week, will Abyss' path of destruction continue? What will Hulk Hogan have to say about what went down?


I hope Hogan does something about Abyss' bull**** over the last couple weeks. He should be replaced w/ Samoa Joe.

Vicotry Road is playine here TNA Victory Road Replay on Justin.tv right now.
FLAIR VS LETHAL RIGHT NOW!
Full results when I'm done watching it.

Oops, completely forgot, here's the Victory Road results:

1. Doug Williams defeats Brian Kendrick via referee stoppage to retain the X-Division Championship.

2. Brother Ray defeats Brother D-Von and Jesse Neal in a triple threat match via pin fall.

3. Angelina Love defeats Madison Rayne via DQ when a masked woman (who is reportedly the returning Tara) attacked Love. The win gave Love the Knockouts Championship as the title was able to change hands via a DQ or count out.

4. Kazarian and A.J. Styles defeat Rob Terry and Samoa Joe via pin fall. With the win, Styles and Kaz solidify their spots in Ric Flair’s “Fortune” group.

5. Hernandez defeats Matt Morgan in a Steel Cage match.

6. Jay Lethal defeats Ric Flair via submission.

7. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) defeat Beer Money Inc. (Robert Roode and James Storm) via pin fall to win the vacant TNA Tag Team Championship.

8. Kurt Angle defeats D’Angelo Dinero via submission.

9. Rob Van Dam defeats Mr. Anderson, Abyss and Jeff Hardy via pin fall to retain the TNA World Championship. RVD pinned Anderson for the decision.

Not an overall great ppv, but MCMG and Beer Money stole the show. The cage match wasn't too bad, nor was Kaz and A.J.'s match.

Rating: 3.5/5

I refuse to let this thread die, and now is a good time to bring it back, as tonight's show is bound to be HUGE!

- "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair will be announcing the final member(s) of the "Fortune" alliance. In the team already is the TNA Global Champion A.J. Styles and Kazarian.

- More ECW Originals will be joining TNA and there will be a major announcement concerning the upcoming "HardCORE Justice" ppv. Although no matches have been announced as of yet, Tommy Dreamer, Raven, Mick Foley, Stevie Richards, Rhino, Brother Ray, Brother Devon, and the TNA World Heavyweight Champion Rob Van Dam are all confirmed to be in action at the ppv.

- Motor City Machine Guns will face Beer Money, Inc. in the third match of their best of five series. Beer Money currently leads the series, 2-0. Tonight's match will be in a steel cage.

'Twas a HUGE show indeed. Anyone else see it? Or am I the only MBer that watches regularly?

Results will be posted at midnight btw.

Here is the results for this weeks iMPACT!:

- The ECW crew comes out with a video showing their name as E V 2.0. Tommy Dreamer says he's been here eight weeks and this is the loudest he's heard the Impact Zone. He says due to some legal complications with the alphabet, they came up with E V 2.0. He chants it a few times and it seems catchy. He thanks Devon for joining them and asks what's going on. Devon says he doesn't know and Ray is letting dumb family stuff get in the way of this. He calls Ray down to discuss it. Devon tells him to put all their problems aside because these guys are our family. This is who we started out with and had or backs since day one. He asks if he's in or out. Dreamer says tells him to put it aside and join up. This is like his favorite band KISS putting the band back together. Mick Foley says no matter what they're going to put on a hell of a show. At the end of Ray's career if he doesn't do this he'll always regret it. The crowd chants "one more time". Taz gets on the mic and tells Ray to just do it. Ray gets in the ring and takes the mic. He asks Devon to answer one question: are we going to light somebody on fire? The crowd chants E V 2.0. Ray says why not, sounds like a lot of fun. Hulk Hogan's music hits. Hogan comes to the ring. He says he feels safe now that Team 3D made up. He thanks them for doing this and for doing it in TNA. He just wishes he knew in advance and would have some surprises of his own. He says these guys bring hardcore to a whole new level. Dixie told him these guys were to the 90's what he was to the 80's. He said he has a surprise for them. Abyss' music hits and he says he hates to interrupt but "they" are not happy. They are down right pissed off. This was never supposed to happen and they hold one person responsible for this and it's Dixie Carter. Hogan tells Abyss he doesn't care what he says. Dreamer is a guest of theirs here. Abyss says they have given him strict orders to take out Dreamer tonight and stop Hardcore Justice. Hogan says Abyss doesn't call the shots and Dreamer doesn't have to do anything. Dreamer says he'd actually love to fight Abyss and he'd love to fight him tonight. Abyss says tonight he's going to kick Dreamer's ass.
Segment Rating: 5/5

1. Sarita vs. Angelina Love. Winner via Botox Injection, Angelina Love.
Match Rating: 3/5

- Backstage Eric Young is talking to himself and joking around. Orlando Jordan starts yelling at him to be serious because they have a match tonight. Young acts crazy, Jordan yells at him again, Young says he has a plan and has backup coming tonight.
Segment Rating: 2/5

2. Ink Inc. (Shannon Moore and Jesse Neal) vs. Orlando Jordan & Eric Young. It looks like Eric Young's backup is one of Orlando Jordan's mannequins. He's tied it to the tag rope. Eric Young threw the mannequin in the ring but hit no one. This lead to Ink Inc hitting their finisher on Jordan and getting the pin.
2/5

- Backstage Christy Hemme is interviewing Dreamer. She says he must not have expected this tonight. Dreamer says he doesn't have a contract with TNA and wrestling is what he does. So tonight, he's going to show his passion and innovate some violence on Abyss. Dreamer vs. Abyss in a hardcore match is announced for later tonight.
Segment Rating: 3/5

- Ric Flair comes out with AJ Styles, Kaz and Beer Money. He asks if you smell that? It's called excitement in the air. Lethal, wherever you are, we already know Flair is a wrestling god but he's also a wrestling genius. He had a rematch clause and next week it's Flair vs. Lethal in a street fight. Now let's discuss Fortune and its newest members, Beer Money. They're the real enforcers of TNA. Storm says he knew they would join Fortune and soon enough become four time world tag team champions. Tonight they have the Motor City Machine Guns in a steel cage match and will show their dominance. Now onto the new Global champion. Kaz interrupts to say they're not a group of rookies, they're a group of highly trained elite athletes looking to take over. AJ says he couldn't have said it any any better. AJ says it doesn't matter what country he would go to with the title, Fortune is what is making people watch the show so this is not a Global title, it is a TV title and he'll honor it as much every week. He'll do so first by defending this TV title against Rob Terry. Flair says it's time to go celebrate with some women. Before they can leave, Kurt Angle comes out and says just like AJ has to honor the belt, he has to honor his commitment to climb the rankings and AJ is next. It's real, damn real.
Segment Rating: 4/5

3. Steel Cage Match: Beer Money, Inc. (Robert Roode and James Storm) vs. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin). Match 3 in the best of 5 series. Robert Roode got bloody early on. Sabin did a dive off the top of the cage onto Beer Money. Winner via neckbreaker/frog splash combo onto James Storm, The Motor City Machine Guns. Series is now 2-1, Beer Money leading.
Match Rating: 5/5

- Mr. Anderson's music hits but Matt Morgan comes out instead. He does the pose for the mic but it doesn't drop and he gets angry and yells to the sky. He does it again and it slowly drops. He does the normal Anderson intro but does it with his own info and ends it with Matt Morgan.....Morgan. The music hits again and Mr. Anderson comes out this time. He gets the mic dropped at the top of the ramp and shows Morgan how easy it is. He does it a couple of times and doesn't know what Morgan's problem is. He goes to the ring and gets in Morgan's face. Morgan asks him if he finds it odd that this very mic is what left him bloody? Morgan is shocked the resident loudmouth of TNA is silent. He sees what's going on. Anderson wants to hit. Morgan says he'll let him do it. He'll bend over and give him a free shot right now. Instead, Anderson gives a nut shot. As Anderson gloats over him, Morgan applies the claw and takes Anderson down. He chokes him with the mic cord until Jeff Hardy makes the save. Hardy and Anderson beat on Morgan until the two security guards run in and start tossing Hardy and Anderson around. Al Snow, D-Lo Brown and Simon Diamond run out to stop them and yell at them. The two guys were the ones who got the dark match at the last tapings, Phil Shatter and Murphy Gunner.
Segment Rating: 4/5

- Backstage Hemme asks Anderson and Hardy what happened. Anderson says he knows who they are. They've been training for ten years and had to settle for security. Now they decided to try and get some attention. Well congrats boys, you got their attention and now it's Hardy and Anderson versus the security guys.
Segment Rating: 3/5

4. Kazarian w/AJ Styles vs. Rob Terry. Terry wins in under a minute with a one handed spinebuster.
Match Rating: 3/5

5. Murphy Gunner, Phil Shatter & Matt Morgan vs. Jeff Hardy & Mr. Anderson. Winner after a Mic Check and Swanton Bomb on Gunner, Jeff Hardy & Mr. Anderson. Terrible match.
Match Rating: 2/5

- Eric Bischoff is out with a major announcement. EB is accompanied by Miss Tessmacher. August 12th, 9 PM you'll see something special. He said they wanted to give PPV quality matches on TV. interrupts and said he just got done talking to them and was told to make the main event for that night. It involves him, a fifteen foot ladder, RVD and his girl Janice. He'll have Janice hung over the ring and he'll tear the flesh off RVD's a--. Abyss tells EB he can make this happen so MAKE IT HAPPEN! Bischoff agrees to it. Abyss says EB is OK by him but Janice doesn't didn't forget what he did last week. Before Abyss can attack him, RVD runs out and beats up Abyss. Abyss takes back over but before he can use Janice on RVD, Al Snow, Simon Diamond and D-Lo Brown come out with chairs to back him off. Tommy Dreamer comes out and this leads to...
Segment Rating: 4/5

6. Hardcore match: Tommy Dreamer vs. Abyss. Winner after a chokeslam onto a barbwire board, Abyss. After the match, Abyss grabs Janice to attack Dreamer but Raven runs down with a chair. It ends up bring a swerve and Raven DDTs Dreamer. The rest of the EV2.0 guys run down and attack Abyss and yell at Raven to end the show.
Match Rating: 4/5

Rating: 4/5, but very, very close to 5/5.

The whole f'in show (in video). Part 1
 

The whole f'in show (in video). Part 2
 

Preview for Thursday's iMPACT!:

TNA is advertising four matches for tonight's episode of Impact: an "extreme" tag match, a street fight, an Ultimate X match, and a TV Title defense.

The "extreme" tag match will feature TNA World Hvt. champion Rob Van Dam & Tommy Dreamer vs. Abyss & Raven. TNA is setting up Dreamer vs. Raven for the Hardcore Justice PPV and RVD vs. Abyss for the "Whole F'n Show" Impact special on August 12.

The street fight will be Ric Flair vs. Jay Lethal in a re-match from the Victory Road PPV.

The Ultimate X match will be Match 4 in the Best-of-Five series between TNA tag champions Motor City Machineguns and Beer Money. The tag titles will be on the line tonight, as Beer Money leads the series 2-1. TNA has already announced that a fifth match would take place on the Aug. 12 Impact special.

The TV Title defense will be new TNA Television champion A.J. Styles defending against Rob Terry. Terry previously held the title in the form of the Global Title before Styles was, in the context of the storyline, apparently granted special privileges to re-name the title.

Overall, TNA will be completing the build-up to the Hardcore Justice PPV on Sunday. TNA has not made any matches official yet for the PPV, but they have set up Dreamer vs. Raven and will be announcing RVD vs. Jerry Lynn.

Some vids
 

TNA has announced all the "Hardcore Originals" that will competing at the HardCORE Justuce PPV and they are as follollows:
- Tommy Dreamer
- Mick Foley
- Rob Van Dam
- Team 3D
- Raven
- Rhino
- Stevie Richards
- Simon Diamond
- Al Snow
- Axl Rotten
- Johnny Swinger
- Sabu
- 2 Cold Scorpio
- Brother Runt
- CW Anderson
- The FBI
- The Sandman
- Jerry Lynn
- and there'll probably be alot of surprise appearances as well.

TNA hasn't booked any matches besides Dreamer v Raven w/ Foley as a special referee, but I'm sure we'll also get to see RVD v Jeery Lynn, and Team 3D and Brother Runt against somebody (The FBI?). And Sabu will most likely steal the show, no matter who he is facing (Sandman?, Rhino?).
How ever they're booking it, it's bound to be great. And although it's supposed to be EV 2.0 / ECW-only PPV, I hope Abyss makes an appearance.

There's one person missing who TNA should be begging to work with....

http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.co...lheyman/03.jpg

How long has Ric Flair been on TNA? Isn't he like 200 years old now or something?