Thread: TNA Impact, PPV's discussion

Since I did the same thing for WWE, I figured it would be only fair to do the same for TNA Impact and their PPV's.

The following matches have been confirmed for No Surrender on 9/5:

Kurt Angle vs. Jeff Hardy- Semi-finals of the TNA World Heavyweight Championship tournament; If Angle loses he must retire.

Mr. Anderson vs. "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero- Semi-finals of the TNA World Heavyweight Championship tournament

More matches should be announced this week.

The winners of the tournament will face off at Bound for Glory on 10/10/10 for the vacant TNA World Heavyweight Championship. Bound for Glory will emanate from the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida.

"Katie Lea Burchill got a tryout at today's TNA tapings. Jeremy Borash twittered the tryout went well."

Source: Wrestling Observer

Hopefully she gets signed. I felt that the WWE never really gave her much of a chance to showcase what she had. I'd like to see Serena in TNA too.

The Sandman no-showed Monday's Impact taping, so we might've seen the last of him:


http://www.prowrestling.net/artman/p...10013734.shtml

More matches announced for No Surrender:

At tonight's tapings for TNA's Impact episode to air on September 2nd, three matches were announced for the No Surrender Pay Per View on Sunday September 5, 2010 from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida:
Douglas Williams versus Sabu for the TNA X Division Title

A.J. Styles versus Tommy Dreamer in an I Quit Match for the TNA Television Title

Abyss versus Rhino in a Falls Count Anywhere Match.

Source: pwinsider

Report: Top stars unhappy with EV 2.0 storyline..Posted by Corbin Nordhoff on 08/25/2010 at 05:17 PM..Credit: F4WOnline.com According to Dave Meltzer, there are top stars in TNA that feel it is a "big mistake" to have EV 2.0 as top babyfaces in the company. Several of the top stars were said to be against bringing the former ECW stars in as regulars and even doing the ECW reunion PPV in the first place. It's possible that the Fortune attack on Hogan, Nash, Sting, and Jarrett was done as a backup plan in case things don't work out with EV 2.0.

Tonight's lineup for WCW... er... TNA Impact:

Kurt Angle, Mr. Anderson, "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero & Jeff Hardy vs. A.J. Styles, Kazarian, Matt Morgan and X Division Champ Douglas Williams

Samoa Joe vs. Orlando Jordan

TNA Tag Champions The Motor City Machine Guns vs. Generation Me- non-title match

Kevin Nash vs. Jeff Jarrett

Stevie Richards vs. Desmond Wolfe

Beer Money vs. The FBI

Plus promos by Mick Foley, Ric Flair and Dixie Carter....

One thing that I'm enjoying in TNA is the tag action. They have some great tag teams in Beer Money and the MCMG, plus Generation Me are like the Hardy's of TNA. They also have a new tag team in Desmond Wolfe & Magnus called "London Brawling", who will face the MCMG at "No Surrender". Plus they are going to debut the "Jersey Shore" team.

The rest of Impact was pretty typical of what we've seen lately. But I'm digging the tag action.

Don't know how long this has been available, but full episodes of Impact are now available on Spike's website:


iMPACT: Hogan's Cavalry | SPIKE

A 2 hour Impact show is roughly 35 minutes of ads and that doesn't include all the recaps and video packages.

Dixie tweeted the following earlier:

"Just signed a new talent contract on someone you guys have been asking about. Stay tuned!"

Mike Johnson of PWInsider seems to think that it is Mickie James.