Post by The Mac on May 7, 2009 5:01:49 GMT -5
TNA Not Thrilled With Sarah Stock/ Jeff Injured..
TNA newcomer Sarah Stock was a huge disappointment in her debut for the promotion last week. The company brought her in from Mexico with the idea of making her the top female babyface in the promotion and having her work with Awesome Kong in hopes of revitalizing the women's division.
On April 21, Stock worked a match with Kong prior to the Impact taping and many backstage felt the match was terrible. Many felt her offense looked weak as the soft Mexican women's style of wrestling doesn't translate well in the United States. She worked a bit better the next night with Taylor Wilde, but the feeling was that her offense was still weak.
Jeff Jarrett suffered a hamstring injury at the TNA Lockdown PPV on April 19 during the Lethal Lockdown, although he did not have a torn hamstring as built up on TV after the event.
Jarrett ended up working the TV tapings following the PPV in a main event match against Scott Steiner as if he wasn't injured and was getting massage treatments backstage for a long time before going out.
Some in the company found it hilarious that Mick Foley, playing heel, claimed Jarrett didn't really have the injury and during his commentator mentioned that Jarrett wasn't even smart enough to sell his fake injury.
TNA newcomer Sarah Stock was a huge disappointment in her debut for the promotion last week. The company brought her in from Mexico with the idea of making her the top female babyface in the promotion and having her work with Awesome Kong in hopes of revitalizing the women's division.
On April 21, Stock worked a match with Kong prior to the Impact taping and many backstage felt the match was terrible. Many felt her offense looked weak as the soft Mexican women's style of wrestling doesn't translate well in the United States. She worked a bit better the next night with Taylor Wilde, but the feeling was that her offense was still weak.
Jeff Jarrett suffered a hamstring injury at the TNA Lockdown PPV on April 19 during the Lethal Lockdown, although he did not have a torn hamstring as built up on TV after the event.
Jarrett ended up working the TV tapings following the PPV in a main event match against Scott Steiner as if he wasn't injured and was getting massage treatments backstage for a long time before going out.
Some in the company found it hilarious that Mick Foley, playing heel, claimed Jarrett didn't really have the injury and during his commentator mentioned that Jarrett wasn't even smart enough to sell his fake injury.
