This month marks TNA’s tenth anniversary and whatever you want to say about the promotion – and I’ve said quite a bit particularly these past couple years – the fact that it’s still around is worthy of celebration. So here are some quick notes that I’ve gathered and believe it or not, I actually have nice things to say about this show.
Yes, I’m going to be complimentary towards a TNA PPV.
So here are my predictions for TNA’s Against All Odds PPV that is taking place tonight and boy, do I have very little to say on each match, soooo….
Wait a minute… it’s already over? Well, so much for that.
Can I ask you folks something? Why is it that whenever I get a TNA PPV for viewing, it’s almost always the BAD shows? It’s never one of those rare instances where TNA puts out something resembling a quality PPV, but it’s always a show that not only hurts my brain to watch, but also hurts the ol’ wallet. Can I not watch a fucking good PPV from TNA for once? Is it at all possible? I mean, sure, WWE tends to put out some stinkers, but at least the PPVs are largely good and I don’t often complain about the booking unless it’s giving John Worthless more TV time despite getting…
Never mind, dude. We’re past that now.
Anyway, let’s get this over with…
So here are some brief thoughts on the TNA Genesis PPV that took place a short while ago. Not much else to say in this regard except what’s behind the page break, although I will say right off the bat that I largely regret watching this show.
So it’s another TNA PPV… and outside of the RAW Byte post for tomorrow’s show, no more wrestling-related posts for the rest of the week. Seems like that was all I talked about this past week here. Anyway, here are the results:
Eight years ago, Total Nonstop Action held its first weekly PPV show, featuring human dicks, gauntlet battle royals for the NWA World title, country singers doing songs, and the epic feud between Jeff Jarrett and elderly statesman Bob Armstrong. How far we’ve gone since then? Now we’re feuding over WWE Hall of Fame rings while the TNA titles are mere afterthoughts. Amazing.
WARNING: Steve Austin is nowhere to be found on this PPV. Quite frankly, not even he could save this pile of shit.
It’s TNA Sacrifice. The first PPV of the new age where Impact sees a return to Thursdays after being humbled and tapping out (and they can sugar-coat it any way they want, but that is the case) and the tag champs are Scott Hall and Kevin Nash. What a pile of shit. Fuck you, TNA.
Okay, okay. Let’s get this over with. I have more notes that this pile of shit show deserves.
Oh, lookie. Some thoughts on a TNA PPV that took place this past weekend. Big props to my buddy Sean for inviting me over to watch the show, because god knows I’m clamoring to spend money on this hackney promotion… then again, Destination X usually… wait, never mind.
I had originally posted some quick thoughts on the show, but eventually decided to post my full notes up because I don’t think I’ve conveyed how much this show annoyed me.
(2024 Update: The entire show is actually available for free on their Youtube channel as I’m doing these little updates. I’ve seen revisited this show in a later musings.)
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