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The heat for Punk working in ROH went to Tommy Dreamer and John Laurinaitis , because Punk had gotten approval from Dreamer to work the show, and either Dreamer never told Laurinaitis or Laurinaitis never told the people he should have done.

The funny thing about the Higher Power angle is that, as was the form for one of the writers at the time, it was started with no idea where to go with it. They only decided on Vince at almost literally the last minute, with other choices including Steve Austin and Mick Foley.

If Senshi quit, even if it's a worked quitting, why did Daniels win his briefcase? If it's because Senshi wasn't supposed to get the pink slip, can't they just change things and have him reveal the pink slip and use that to logically write him out of TNA and get over a stipulation? Now they have to 'fire' someone else and look stupid when he comes back in a month.

No doubt about the fact there's more than enough blame to be shared. It's still amazing that with all the creative minds TNA has, they can't seem to get a clue.

Dollars to donuts says this is from Russo or he pushed for it. It's the kind of the worked shoot nonsense he loves.

Yeah, it screams "Russo" to me. And yet people want to downplay Russo's influence...

Assuming, as is likely, this was one of those worked shoots, is Joe meant to be the babyface or the heel? He said the babyface things, but he came off like a whining heel.

Politically speaking, he probably could fuck someone up. Maybe you have lower standards, but that wouldn't get me to shell out $30 on a PPV. It might get me watching it for free, but not buying it.

Well, it has got everyone talking. Heck, they might even shift a few more replay buys. Except anyone who would know something strange went down at the PPV would simply check the promo out online for free and save their money. I think the Joe promo combined with the buzz around the women's title match and Kong's post match massacre probably will give turning point a higher than average replay buy number. Some people don't neccessary want to wait a couple of days for it all to show up online. Why would anyone shell out $30 for a promo, one match, that's not getting MOTY buzz, and a post-match attack?

It's strange in the sense that you wonder why TNA would do something so stupid and pointless. Well, until you remember that it's TNA you're talking about and who's running the outfit.

Well, it has got everyone talking. Heck, they might even shift a few more replay buys. Except anyone who would know something strange went down at the PPV would simply check the promo out online for free and save their money.

TNA IMPACT SPOILERS FROM ORLANDO; LADDER MATCH TAKES PLACE by Alex Hernandez Impact: - LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) defeated Rellik & Black Reign. After the match, the Rock & Rave Infection (Jimmy Rave & Lance Hoyt) attacked LAX. - ODB defeated Gail Kim in a non-title match. After the match, Awesome Kong came to the ring and they brawled with security breaking it up. - The Angle Alliance (Kurt Angle, AJ Styles, Tomko) came to the ring and made an offer to Christian Cage and Robert Roode to join them, saying that they have until the end of the night to respond. - The Angle Alliance came to the ring and Christian & Roode came out. Roode quickly accepts the offer, but Christian bad mouths all of them. Then, he agrees to join, as long as he is the captain of the team. Angle accepts it and they shake hands. Samoa Joe, Kevin Nash, Kaz, Booker T and Eric Young then came out and challenge the five of them to a 10 man tag at Final Resolution, but Karen Angle says "let's do it tonight" leading to Sharmell and Karen having a cat fight. - Christopher Daniels defeated Senshi. Elix Skipper was the guest referee. Since Daniels won, he got the briefcase that Senshi had won in the "Feast Or Fired" match at Turning Point. Hermie Sadler did guest commentary for the match. - Team 3D (Brother Ray & Brother Devon) & Johnny Devine defeated Jay Lethal & The Motor City Machineguns (Chris Sabin & Alex Shelley) in a ladder match. It had another screwy finish. -Kevin Nash, Samoa Joe, Booker T, Kaz & Eric Young defeated Christian Cage, Kurt Angle, AJ Styles, Tomko & Robert Roode 10 Man Tag Team Match. After the match, Angle and Roode attacked Christian. Styles tried to stop the beat down, while Tomko just left them all in the ring. - Xplosion Match: Sonjay Dutt & Chris Harris defeated Voodoo Kin Mafia (Kip & BG James) - For those wondering, they didn't reveal the results of the "Feast Or Fired" briefcases to the live crowd.

First, the internet has minimal effect on business, either way. The internet fan makes up a very small percentage of the total fanbase. Secondly, how does a lack of surprises hurt the business? If what is planned has enough interest, the people are going to pay to see it, regardless of how many people actually know about it in advance. Surprises are good, but it's a big reach to say that a lack of surprises somehow hurts the business.

Don't forget Booker's promo.

The downward spiral, but he calls it the 'Breast Exam'.

They reformed for no reason with no explanation, and they can split up the same way.

Maybe venting his frustrations was enough for him for now. Or maybe this is still what it probably always has been, a worked shoot where Joe gets to vent his real feelings and the fans get to think they've seen something that wasn't meant to happen. After all, if Dixie was that mad at Joe, why didn't she just fire him?

I don't doubt it. But he hasn't been given a live microphone on a PPV and been pissed off enough at the same time to have the desire to deliver it.

Because you've never said something in the heat of the moment, right?

If it was WWE, they wouldn't have put Scott Hall in the main event of the PPV. No, they'd feud the known alcoholic with the guy who's gimmick is drinking beer... At least they had the good sense to put Hall's match in the midcard rather than actually put him in a main event program.

If it was WWE, they wouldn't have put Scott Hall in the main event of the PPV. Not only that, they wouldn't have given a live mic to someone who was pissed off.

You are correct. Impact averages around 1 million viewers, while PPV's get around 20,000 buys. These numbers are widely known and available and are reported on regularly, so quite how someone can seriously think more people watch the PPV's than watch Impact is quite the mystery.

There was no such contract stipulation. However, either Jarrett or Spike did want the NWA title on the company's biggest name going into their debut on Spike. Whoever wanted things that way, it was Jarrett's call to put the NWA title on himself.

NOAH, 12/2/07 (NTV/G+) Tokyo Nippon Budokan 17,000 Fans - Super No Vacancy Kobashi and Takayama versus Misawa and Akiyama The undoubted highlights of the match are Kobashi hitting the moonsault, and Misawa getting booed out of the building when he hits Kobashi in the kidney area. As a match, is pretty good, but the whole emotional spectacle of Kobashi returning is off the charts. The fans cheer everything he does throughout the entire match, and he gets a standing ovation when the match is over. You need to watch this match,

Mr Kennedy talks about his part in the Signature Pharmacy deal One of the drugs Kennedy was ordering was Anastrozole: