Hensley001's EWR Diary

[Hensley001]

12/6 iMPACT! Results

Overall Rating - 85%

Segment #1 - The show opens a tad differently this week with Black Reign welcoming the audience in a spooky enviorment. He tells us about the opener between him and Brother Ray. It'll be contested under hardcore regulations.

Overall Rating - 81%

Segment #2 - Raven walks up from behind Reign, who slowly vanishes out of view. He says, "Tonight Abyss, you and me are going at it in a rematch from our Genesis bout. It's not what I want, it's not what you want, it's not what the fans want, but it's what we got. So, I plan on making the best of it. See you out there."

Overall Rating - 82%

Segment #3 - Chris Jericho comes out to a chorus of jeers from the crowd. He promotes himself, and how he's still gotten no answer from backstage for his open challenge.

Overall Rating - 93%

Segment #4 - Black Reign and Brother Ray brawl around the iMPACT! Zone somewhat comedic effect. Brother Devon attempts to get involved, but fails and aids Black Reign with a victory incidently. ***1/4 Team 3D double team Reign afterwards, and put him through a table. It all gets an "E-C-Dub!" chant.

Overall Rating - 79%

Segment #5 - Low Ki and Petey Williams get a rematch to many of the fans' delight. It's again similar to Low Ki's bout with Kaz from before, and finishes when the clock runs out. *** They shake hands to show respect.

Overall Rating - 72%

Segment #6 - Abyss and Raven go at it just brawling away with one another. It's much improvement from their Genesis encounter, but the finish sees Raven get fed up with all the rope breaks and whatnot. He simply grabs the ring bell and nails Raven on his head. ***1/4 The shot doesn't phase Abyss though as he glares blankly at Raven. Raven shows sudden fright, and decides to hold off until their Turning Point bout to do anything himself.

Overall Rating - 87%

Note - Abyss gained overness from this.

Segment #7 - Christian Cage comes out saying that he's been told Jeff Jarret won't be here tonight. He goes on, "Just like Jarret, he calls me a coward then look who no shows? Sure, it might not be Turning Point, but this is a sign. The champ's right here TNA, whenever you decide to wise up." Just then, Jarret appears in the crowd, and races for the ring. Cage catches him at the last second and bails in the blink of an eye. Fans roar for Jarret.

Overall Rating - 85%

Segment #8 - MCMG catch the TNA Tag Team title holders talking backstage, and jump on them with a pair of steel chairs. LAX gets no chance at redemption, and they are laid face down on their own locker room floor in the end.

Overall Rating - 74%

Note - Hernandez gaied overness from this.

Segment #9 - Jay Lethal and AJ Styles meet up in non-title action. It's a good match, but Christopher Daniels attacks Lethal in the end for the DQ. ***1/4 Styles and Daniels go to work until Samoa Joe makes the save. They make a run for it as Joe looks over Lethal.

Overall Rating - 80%

Segment #10 - Sting is out to talk about his title match at Turning Point, but Kurt Angle attempts a sneak attack. He drops Sting, and goes for his Ankle Lock. Sting overpowers him, and flips him straight out of it. Angle gets right back up and goes chest to chest with Sting. Sting shoves him and begins to "hulk up". Angle's face goes awry, and he rolls out of the ring. He hugs his belt closely to him as Sting smiles in his direction.

Overall Rating - 93%

Segment #11 (Main Event) - Suddenly, the camera goes backstage where a pile of wrestlers are gathering in a circle. The camera squeezes in between them all until he's at the middle. Jericho is shown face down on the mat. Paramedics rush to check on him as all the wrestlers look on with questionable glances. No one has a clue about what's going on.

Overall Rating - 100%

Rating - 5.03

Attendance - 3,005

Ticket Sales - $90,150

Notes - Black Reign and Brother Ray work well together due to their similar skills. Abyss wants to be higher up the card.

Raven and Abyss are both in the main event now. Their fued should elevate them majorly now! Also, Petey Williams got injured, so it looks like some Low Ki/Kaz plans I had are going to have to go back to the drawing board. Oh well, all is still good. Great show!

[comahan]

The ratings that all of the Jericho Segments get are staggering. Its also funny to see Black reign and Brother Ray have a better overall rating than Low Ki and Petey.

Injured Canadian Destroyer

[Hensley001]

Funny, yet sad. It just shows people would rather see people beat the shit out of each other than see a good fast paced technical bout...

[Hensley001]

12/13 iMPACT! Results

Overall Rating - 80%

Segment #1 - Ron Killings welcomes the viewers to the show. Pacman Jones can be seen in the background. He talks up his match with Sonjay Dutt. It's mostly trash talk, but everyone gets what he means internally.

Overall Rating - 74%

Segment #2 - Jeff Jarret and Samoa Joe appear, and Team Pacman scram. They say Christian Cage and AJ Styles better be prepared for their main event bout later on. Joe takes control, and says he's got his eyes on the prize tonight.

Overall Rating - 84%

Segment #3 - Dutt and Killings end with a DQ finish. ***1/4 The match was swift, and really started to get the crowd motivated. Jones attacks afterwards, but runs away afterwards, and Dutt goes to work on Killings.

Overall Rating - 75%

Note - Sonjay Dutt gained overness from this.

Segment #4 - Former AMW teammates lock up as Chris Harris and James Storm meet one on one. Jackie Moore tries to interfere, but screws up and Harris capitalizes. ***1/4 Harris gets caught up though after the match, and suffers a beating from Storm and Moore.

Overall Rating - 78%

Segment #5 - Low Ki and Kaz duke it out one more time, and the crowd eats up every minute of this one. The match goes slightly faster than it's previous one, and actually has a finish with Low Ki scoring the victory. ***1/4 The two still shake hands afterwards though.

Overall Rating - 74%

Segment #6 - Raven comes to hype his Turning Point match against Abyss. Before he can even begin though, Abyss rushes out and smears him to the mat. He piles on him with relentless blows to the face. Blood spits out of Raven's forehead, but Abyss just keeps going at him. It takes more than twenty backstage officials to finally remove Abyss. The fans chant his name as he's escorted to the back.

Overall Rating - 76%

Segment #7 - The tag team match is excellent, as suspected. Joe gets distracted by Cage though near the end, and Styles manages a pinfall victory over the big man once again. **** Cage and Styles grab the upper hand and lay waste to their opponents. The crowd shrieks at the happenings.

Overall Rating - 86%

Segment #8 - The TNA World Tag Team champs are out, but not for long. MCMG sneak up with ladders and demolish the title holders. Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin each grab a belt, and climb their respective ladders then hang the gold onto a hook almost twenty feet above the ring. It seems the contenders want a little stipulation added to their Turning Point match-up.

Overall Rating - 72%

Note - Hernandez gained overness from this.

Segment #9 - Jay Lethal calls out his competitor in Christopher Daniels, and actually gets him to agree. Daniels mans up and squares up shoulder to shoulder against the champ. He prepares to strike, but out of nowhere, it's Lethal who decks the contender with his belt. The fans go crazy, and a "Go Lethal Go!" chant. Lethal smirks at his fallen opponent.

Overall Rating - 70%

Segment #10 - Kurt Angle and Sting are out for another contract signing. This one for their rematch at Turning Point. Angle promises Sting no surprises, but says he didn't say anything about tonight, and springs upon the challenger. Angle locks in the Ankle Lock. Sting lies in merciless pain as the champion raises his belt in the air.

Overall Rating - 82%

Segment #11 (Main Event) - Chris Jericho comes demanding his attacker come meet him, so that he may freshen him up for his official beating at Turning Point. He goes on and on until Keji Mutoh appears on the entrance stage. Jericho raises an eyebrow at his foe, but Mutoh makes it pretty clear he'll be seeing Jericho one on one at Turning Point.

Overall Rating - 95%

Note - Keji Mutoh gained overness from this.

Rating - 5.02

Attendance - 3,004

Ticket Sales - $90,120

E-Mails:

1 - Chris Harris and James Storm worked well together.

2 - Kip James wants to be booked against Rick Steiner.

3 - SmackDown! gotta 6.94 rating, 9,003 in attendance, $360,120 in ticket sales

Gotta lot riding on Mutoh/Jericho. Hopefully neither will lemme down.

[Hensley001]

Preview for TNA Turning Point 2007

Hardcore match: Abyss vs. Raven

Samoa Joe vs. AJ Styles

Jeff Jarret vs. Christian Cage

Ladder match for the TNA World Tag Team titles: LAX (c) vs. MCMG

TNA X Division title match: Jay Lethal (c) vs. Christopher Daniels

TNA World Heavyweight match: Kurt Angle (c) vs. Sting

Keji Mutoh vs. Chris Jericho

[comahan]

Great surprise there. Didn't expect that at all. I was thinking you'd grab an ROH guy.

[Hensley001]

I wanted a talented guy, and since we don't really got much Japanese talent. I figured Mutoh wouldn't be bad. He's an 80 technical, like Jericho, and has great mic skills. He's over as well so...I kinda saw him as a steal.

[Hensley001]

TNA Genesis 2007 Results

Overall Rating - 89%

Segment #1 (Pre-Show) - A video gets played on the big screen. It goes over last Thursday's debut of Keji Mutoh. It also includes what Chris Jericho's manage to accomplish since his arrival in TNA. It talks somewhat of Mutoh's Japanese history. Basically, this one's all about the main event.

Overall Rating - 93%

Note - Keji Mutoh gained overness from this.

Segment #2 - Jericho comes out onto the entrance stage and rants for a while about his match with Mutoh tonight. He says it feels great that he's going to be stepping back in the ring yet again. He puts over Mutoh as a formidable foe, but says everyone should still expect the easy choice.

Overall Rating - 99%

Segment #3 - Abyss and Raven is the opener and it's hardcore rules. It's a fun match, and the duo duke it out all over the iMPACT! Zone. Abyss even manages to get some of the fans involved personally. In the end, Abyss captures the win with his patented Black Hole Slam. ***1/4 Abyss continues his beat down on Raven after the match, showing he has no remorse left inside of him for Raven.

Overall Rating - 87%

Segment #4 - Samoa Joe and AJ Styles have their best encounter, so far. Styles pulls out another miracle, as he beats Joe in a foot race back to the ring before the referee reaches his ten count. **** Joe is furious with the decision and turns to Styles, who drops to his knees. Before Joe realizes it though, he gets nailed with a low blow. Styles continues his assault as the fans send jeers at him from every direction.

Overall Rating - 86%

Segment #5 - Jeff Jarret and Christian Cage hook up again. This time Jarret has Cage's number the entire way through. He seems to have things under control, but Tomko appears to provide enough distraction, so that Cage can secure a victory. ****1/4 Cage and Tomko go to work on Jarret afterwards as more boos from the crowd assail upon them.

Overall Rating - 93%

Segment #6 - LAX defend their TNA World Tag Team titles against MCMG in a ladder (Ultimate X?) match. This one is surpasses all of their past match-ups, and LAX grab the belts after double suplexing Alex Shelley off the top of a ladder. ****1/4 LAX head into the crowd to celebrate.

Overall Rating - 88%

Notes - Homicide, Hernandez, Alex Shelley, and Chris Sabin all gained overness from this fued ending. The TNA World Tag Team titles gained in image.

Segment #7 - Jay Lethal defends his gold against Christopher Daniels in a match that kind of slows the pace of the whole show. It's good in it's own right, but doesn't really compare to what the fans wanted. At least they know this won't be their last go round though. Lethal scores a clean win with a Diving Elbow Drop. ***1/4 Daniels goes mad yet again, and jumps Lethal following the match. He slaps him around with the TNA X Division title before leaving the rest to his fists. Road agents come down to pry Daniels away.

Overall Rating - 81%

Note - The TNA X Division title gained in image.

Segment #8 - Kurt Angle and Sting do battle again, this time with no special guest referee to be bothered with. The crowd carries this match really, and Angle retains with a handful of tights. *** Sting isn't pleased and attacks Angle afterwards. They brawl to the back leaving many in question.

Overall Rating - 89%

Note - The TNA World Heavyweight title gained in image.

Segment #9 (Main Event) - Mutoh and Jericho face off in the match of the night. Jericho gets beaten at every turn it seems, but still manages to stay close. Mutoh prepares Jericho for his finisher, but Jericho decides to haul ass, and slides out of the ring before any further damage can be done. ****1/2 Jericho walks off in anger as Mutoh gloats about in the ring.

Overall Rating - 93%

Notes - Keji Mutoh debuted his new gimmick (Anti-USA), it gotta positive response. Chris Jericho lost overness from this. Keji Mutoh gained overness from this.

Buyrate - .77

Attendance - 8,514

PPV Revenue - $1,925,000

Ticket Sales - $340,560

E-Mails:

1 - Homicide wants to be higher up the card.

2 - LAX was pleased with how their last fued was booked.

3 - Scott Steiner wants to be booked against Brother Devon.

4 - Armageddon did a 1.87 buyrate, 18,840 in attendance, $4,675,000 from PPV revenue, and $1,130,400 in ticket sales

5 - RAW did a 6.93 rating, 9,023 in attendance, $360,920 in ticket sales

6 - Christy Hemme publicly stated she has an alcohol problem. She's been sent to rehab.

7 - ECW did a 3.68 rating, 9,018 in attendance, $360,720 in ticket sales

Had LAX retain due to Shelley leaving next month to tour with Zero-One. I dug that fued very much. Show ruled too, had three ****+ bouts. Mutoh's getting better, but at little extent of Jericho. Look for Jericho to get back in the game soon though. Wouldn't wanna waste him, that's for sure!

[comahan]

The Main Event turned out great. Jericho can get his overness back doing anything it seems, so no big deal. LAX/MCMG ratings turned out way better than their other segments it seems. Good show.

[Hensley001]

12/20 iMPACT! Results

Overall Rating - 82%

Segment #1 - iMPACT! starts off with a video of last Sunday's TNA World Heavyweight title match between Kurt Angle and Sting. Angle has now defeated Sting twice, but neither cleanly, so there is still much more to be done between these two.

Overall Rating - 85%

Segment #2 - Jeremy Borash finds James Storm swigging another beer, and decides to ask him a few questions about his match later on against 1/2 of the TNA World Tag Team title holders. "If you were smart enough to recall, JB, I was apart of the greatest tag team in pro wrestling history! LAX are nothing more than a couple of chumps!"

Overall Rating - 70%

Segment #3 - Four X Division guys go at it in our opener. Sonjay Dutt gets eliminated first, followed shortly by Kaz, leaving Low Ki and Ron Killings alone together. They go for about another five minutes until Pacman Jones attempts to cost Low Ki the bout. It backfires, and Low Ki scores the victory. ***

Overall Rating - 74%

Segment #4 - The iMPACT! Zone is pretty quite when out of nowhere, Abyss and Raven come brawling down the entrance ramp. The fans roar at the sudden happening, and Abyss manages to feed off of them to gain the advantage. He ends up dropping Raven with Raven's own, Raven Effect DDT! Everyone eats this up.

Overall Rating - 77%

Segment #5 - Samoa Joe battles his rival's tag team partner, Tomko, in a singles match. It's a good back and forth brawl, but AJ Styles makes the inevitable run in for the DQ finish. *** He continues his assault on Joe afterwards.

Overall Rating - 76%

Segment #6 - Christian Cage welcomes the audience to his own little show. He announces his inaugural guest, Jeff Jarret! Jarret comes down, but keeps a stern look focused upon Cage. The whole thing starts out not too badly, but turns into a trading of insults quickly, and the two look ready to go at it. Cage backs off, as does Jarret, but comes back swiftly and cheap shots his opponent. Cage laughs then puts the boots to him.

Overall Rating - 85%

Segment #7 - Homicide and Storm do battle, but no Jackie Moore is found at Storm's side. Homicide gains the upper hand using his quickness, and out-brawls Storm into some serious trouble. Just when it appears he has everything going his way though, Chris Harris runs down for the distraction. It's brief, but long enough for Storm to capitalize and connect with his Superkick for the three count. ***1/2 AMW lay waste to the champ until Hernandez makes the save.

Overall Rating - 82%

Notes - Chris Harris debuted his new gimmick (Cowboy), it gotta negative response. Chris Harris' turn was completed, he is now a heel. Chris Harris gained overness from this turn.

Segment #8 - TNA X Division title holder, Jay Lethal, squares off against Elix Skipper once again, in a non-title bout. There is no sign of Christopher Daniels the entire match, and Lethal maintains the win in a couple of minutes. ***1/4 Of course, Daniels appears from beneath the ring, and suddenly grabs Lethal by the ankle. He trips him up then pulls him down with him to silent the crowd almost instantly.

Overall Rating - 73%

Segment #9 - Sting comes out to the ring, and demands a rematch with Angle. "Kurt, last Sunday, you screwed me! You screwed the fans! You screwed yourself! I can see now that you don't want to really face me like a man, Kurt because quite frankly, you aren't no man." Angle responds by appearing on the big screen with some choice words of his own. "Sting, as far as I can tell, I've beaten you two times now. Whether you liked how the cookie crumbled or not, you gotta deal with that. Now, there isn't a damn reason why I should believe I need to beat you again. I've got nothing to prove, but I'll tell you what, I'm a fair man. Next week, if you can defeat an opponent of my choosing then I'll award you that rematch at Final Resolution." Sting eagerly accepts, and lifts his baseball bat up, pointing it directly at Angle.

Overall Rating - 90%

Segment #10 - A video played on the big screen once Angle was gone. It highlighted Keji Mutoh as the main star. It showed a much more in-depth look at his career than the one at Turning Point.

Overall Rating - 83%

Segment #11 (Main Event) - Chris Jericho appeared to gloat about himself, as usual. "With Turning Point gone, and down in the backs. I must say, I am damn pleased with myself. I mean, the match I wrestled with that man was picture-perfect! It just goes to show you how truly awesome I am. Seriously, who cannot agree with me on that?" Jericho hints at his next intentions, but leaves it up to the viewers to think about as the show closes.

Overall Rating - 100%

Note - Chris Jericho gained overness from this.

Rating - 5.05

Attendance - 3,009

Ticket Sales - $90,270

E-Mails

1 - Samoa Joe and Tomko didn't work well together in their match due to their mismatched skills.

2 - Brother Ray wants to work with Black Reign, still.

3 - SmackDown! scored a 6.97 rating, was attended by 10,037 people, and raked in $401,480 in ticket sales.

4 - RAW scored a 6.93 rating, was attended by 10,026 people, and raked in $401,040 in ticket sales.

5 - ECW scored a 3.67 rating, was attended by 10,035 people, and raked in $401,400 in ticket sales.

AMW is back, and Jericho's overness is 100 again!

[Hensley001]

Preview for 12/27 iMPACT!

*Low Ki meets Alex Shelley one on one. The winner will be receiving major number one contendership for the TNA X Division title.*

*TNA X Division title holder, Jay Lethal, teams with Samoa Joe against former tag team partners, Christopher Daniels and AJ Styles.*

*Sting will face off against an opponent of TNA World Heavyweight champ, Kurt Angle's choosing.*

*Keji Mutoh makes his in-ring debut on iMPACT!.*

*The Highlight Reel returns with host, Chris Jericho!*

All this plus much more!

You won't wanna miss it! It's the final iMPACT! of 2007!

[Hensley001]

12/27 iMPACT! Results

Overall Rating - 84%

Segment #1 - We see a recap of what went down last week between Sting and Kurt Angle. Angle has yet to reveal who Sting's opponent will be.

Overall Rating - 80%

Segment #2 - Another video follows this one as we get more into Keji Mutoh's career. This all goes over his in-ring debut for later on tonight.

Overall Rating - 73%

Segment #3 - Jeremy Borash is backstage with Alex Shelley, who's in action tonight against Low Ki. "The Motor City Machine Guns may not be TNA World Tag Team title holders, but Alex Shelley is still the one! Tonight, I get Low Ki. This joker believes he's a real contender because of some little winning streak he's on. Who's he beaten, seriously? Tonight, I will prove who the best in TNA truly is."

Overall Rating - 90%

Note - Alex Shelley gained overness from this.

Segment #4 - Sting is in the ring demanding that Angle tell him who he will be facing. Angle comes out and compromises with him. The lights go out and when they return, Raven stands behind Sting. Sting turns and gets dropped with a Raven Effect DDT. Raven goes on to say he is the opponent, and that with a win tonight over the number one contender, it's only a matter of time before he's back on top!

Overall Rating - 89%

Segment #5 - Mutoh is interviewed on his match for later on. He says that not even himself has been told who his opponent will be, but unlike Sting, he doesn't care because it doesn't matter. Whom ever it is, they shall just be another notch on his belt.

Overall Rating - 78%

Segment #6 - Homicide locks horn with the other 1/2 of AMW this week, Chris Harris. James Storm beats Hernandez to the ring, and Harris gains the victory. *** Hernandez clears house though, and looks over Homicide as AMW stand from the entrance stage.

Overall Rating - 78%

Segment #7 - Low Ki and Shelley put on an impressive match, and Low Ki seems to have it in the bag, but Chris Sabin runs down. Sabin tries to get his partner DQed, but Low Ki doesn't allow it, and sends him packing. Low Ki scores the win with his Warrior's Way. ***1/2 MCMG try to double team him afterwards, but Low Ki runs them off with a steel chair.

Overall Rating - 81%

Note - Low Ki gained overness from this.

Segment #8 - Jay Lethal and Samoa Joe take on Christopher Daniels and AJ Styles in a superb contest. This one's mostly all between Lethal and Dainels, and after some miscommunication between the former partners, Lethal rolls up Daniels for the win. ***1/2 Losers argue while Lethal and Joe celebrate with the fans.

Overall Rating - 83%

Segment #9 - Sting and Raven face off and Angle attempts to make sure Sting loses at any cost. Sting overcomes the odds though, and drops Raven with his Scoprion Deathdrop for the win. *** They attack Sting afterwards until Abyss makes the save.

Overall Rating - 87%

Segment #10 - Keji Mutoh is out and awaiting his opponent. Samoa Joe's music cues up, and it looks like Joe's fighting again tonight! Mutoh seems a little shocked at first, but battles out of it. The match is nothing short of excellent, and Joe almost gains the upper hand until AJ Styles runs out for the distraction. One Shining Wizard later, and Mutoh's 2-0. ****1/2 Joe suffices to a two on one as Mutoh reveals his true colors. He whips out the American flag from the underneath the ring afterwards, and tells the country to go screw itself then tosses the flag down and stomps on it.

Overall Rating - 94%

Notes - Keji Mutoh's turn was completed, he is now a heel. Keji Mutoh gained overness from this turn.

Segment #11 (Main Event) - Chris Jericho is out for episode #2 of the Highlight Reel. His guest is Jeff Jarret. Jericho asks Jarret many questions about TNA, and Jarret tells him how it's been his dream all along. Christian Cage makes in the usual run in, and applies a beat down on Jarret while Jericho makes a quick exit.

Overall Rating - 93%

Notes - Christian Cage gained overness from this. Jeff Jarret gained overness from this.

Rating - 5.07

Attendance - 3,010

Ticket Sales - $90,300

E-Mails

1 - Homicide and Chris Harris didn't really connect in their match together. Homicide wants to work with Christian Cage.

2 - Chris Harris wants to be higher up the card.

3 - SmackDown! scored a 6.94 rating, was attended by 10,021 people, and raked in $400,840 in ticket sales.

4 - Christian Cage (#1), Samoa Joe (#2), Chris Jericho (#4), AJ Styles (#5), Homicide (#9), Kurt Angle (#10), Low Ki (#12), Christopher Daniels (#13), Alex Shelley (#15), Jeff Jarret (#21), Keji Mutoh (#24), James Storm (#35), Ron Killings (#38), Chris Harris (#44), Chris Sabin (#45), Rhino (#54), Jay Lethal (#60), Sting (#80), Kaz (#81), Raven (#88) all represented TNA in the Top 100 Workers of the Year list.

5 - RAW scored a 6.97 rating, was attended by 10,040 people, and raked in $401,600 in ticket sales.

Great show and now it's a new year! Really enjoyed the main event angle. I'm sure Jericho would've gained overness too, had it not already be a 100! Joe/Mutoh was perfect. Looks like I'll just be using Mutoh in the ring, and maybe for the occasional angle. He's no Chris Jericho, but he's great in his own right, for sure!

[Hensley001]

With the new year and all, I figured I'd post another one of these overview-type things to get everyone up to date.

I am TNA, we are National at 87%. We got one television show in iMPACT!, and are running 4 house shows per week.

Main Event

Faces - Abyss, Jeff Jarret, Samoa Joe, Sting
Heels - Christian Cage, Kurt Angle, Raven

Champs

TNA World Heavyweight title - Kurt Angle

TNA World Tag Team titles - LAX (November 18th, 2007)

TNA X Division title - Jay Lethal

Feuds

Sting/Kurt Angle (current heat: 93)

Jay Lethal/Christopher Daniels (80)

LAX/AMW (76)

Jeff Jarret/Christian Cage (93)

Samoa Joe/AJ Styles (86)

Abyss/Raven (90)

[comahan]

Man.. everything Jericho touches turns to gold. Loved seeing Raven DDT Sting, loved Daniels and Styles teaming again, and I loved Joe coming out for a 2nd match and putting on a classic.

I should probably make an updated main diary page for mine after my next PPV, too.

[Hensley001]

TNA has announced the signing of a new tag team in...THE BRISCOE BROTHERS!

Mark and Jay both inked one year deals, worth $35K, and will be starting out in the lower midcard as heels.