Phoenix Fury Legdrop

Kash sat down, and basically repeated the story going around the Internet about him, about AJ Styles and "a few others" getting special treatment, including making fun of AJ and AMW's bad promo skills. Confirmed for next week: David Young vs. Mike Posey Shark Boy & D-Ray vs. Shelley & Abyss Ultimate X: Styles vs. Shane vs. Kazarian Jeff Hardy vs. Monty Brown: Winner Becomes No. 1 Contender

My Dish went out during Sabu/Abyss and came back on right at the end of Sabin & Lynn vs. Frankie & Shane. Hardy "signed" with TNA, but Monty Brown interrupts before Jeff can sign what was in Dusty's folder: a World Title shot. The segment ends with Hardy clearing house of Jeff Jarrett, who interrupted Monty Brown's interruption. Monty Brown then Pounces Hardy, but Hardy makes a comeback on Brown. But, Jarrett makes Jeff eat guitar and gets chased out of the ring by security.

Raven just challenged Sabu for a match at Impact.

My feed just came back on, as Jerry Lynn rolled up Kazarian to win the tag match (Sabin replaced Styles). After the match, AJ Styles challenged Kazarian and Shane to a Ultimate X match.

D-Ray3000 and Mike Posey both covered David Young to score the pinfall. After the match, David Young begs Vince Russo for a chance, saying that if he can't beat Mike Posey one-on-one next week, he'll leave forever. Abyss vs. Sabu next. Before the match, Goldilocks issues a challenge for anyone out there to put up their contracts in matches against her men...and D-Ray3000 accepted it. I don't know if he's wrestling Alex Shelley tonight, or Abyss on Impact, or what. By the way, my signal just went out.

Big Vito d. Pat Kenney in a Sicillian Street Fight after interference from Trinity. After the match, Don Harris and Big Vito go face-to-face, and Vito stops attacking Kenney as a result. NYC & Young vs. Posey, Shark Boy, and D-Ray's up next. Gilbertti's supposedly in Hawaii, and Young said he'd quit if he lost.

XXX over AAA team.

XXX vs. Team Mexico opening; Daniels and Negro were a little sloppy, but Skipper and Agulila so far have been pretty good.

I thought Spanky serenading his pizza at A Night of Appreciation was funnier.

One guy has the opponent over his shoulder for a powerslam, ala Davey Boy Smith. The other guy hooks the opponent's head for a stunner. Then, they both sit down with it. I think that's how it is; that's what Don West called it on Xplosion about a month or so ago.

The Anger Management (kneeling Storm Cradle Driver from electric chair position)

I think the "Shades of Jonny Saint" is actually "The Jonny Saint Special", aka the wacky European sequence that Hero does, involving both crawling over and under his opponent, leading to a roll-up eventually.

The title of tonight's show is "Requiem for a Frog", so I think the frog's biting the dust.

No, it isn't weird camera angles; "Andrea" is a huge, huge woman.

No, Patti isn't nearly that tall. Hell, Ian, Hero, Nate, etc. aren't even that tall. I don't think anyone knows her real name, but she's a diehard fan that went to all of the shows until just now. I think the IWA crew called her "Andrea the Giant".

The Shellshock is very similar to Frankie Kazarian's Wave of the Future (Flatliner with a front lean).

Since NY isn't around, I'll say for him that the slot for the Drek match has been filled.

From Mike Johnson & PWInsider.com:

Punk turned face. Generation Next came out during the Steamboat/Punk confrontation, when Steamer told Punk to pick one way or the other to go in life. At first, Punk helped GN beat up Steamboat before him and Steamboat fought off GN.

Doug Williams d. Alex Shelley to win the Pure Title.

No clue; all it said was "the crowd went apeshit".

Jimmy Rave was the new Embassy member, defeating Trent Acid with the Styles Clash. The crowd reportedly went "apeshit".

Alex Shelley d. CM Punk, Austin Aries, and Matt Stryker in the second four-way; Punk had Aries pinned, but the ref didn't see it. Shelley vs. Williams for the Pure Title later on. Whitmer & Maff d. Second City Saints in a wild brawl.

Dave Prazak just announced that Mick Foley will be at the 9/11 ROH show in New Jersey.

Roderick Strong & Jack Evans d. Dixie & Izzy in a match that included Becky Bayless taking one of Roderick's backbreakers and being held in a surfboard as the other Gen Next members walked over her back. Doug Williams d. Nigel McGuinness, John Walters, and Jay Lethal (announced as such); Williams and Nigel teased some stuff, but not much there. Carnage Crew d. Masada and Danny Daniels in what was reportedly a very bloody match.