Fury
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Post by Fury on Dec 14, 2007 2:05:33 GMT -5
Impact was another good show, using the word jobbers in a show :x particularly from low carders. Matt Hardy/Jeff Hardy is a great feud and I'm loving Matt in tna and look forward to more on this feud. The main event was good as well and your feuds have been progressing well, AAO is looking good, keep it up.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 14, 2007 10:17:14 GMT -5
Impact was another good show, using the word jobbers in a show :x particularly from low carders. Matt Hardy/Jeff Hardy is a great feud and I'm loving Matt in tna and look forward to more on this feud. The main event was good as well and your feuds have been progressing well, AAO is looking good, keep it up. Matt Hardy/ Jeff Jarrett *cough*
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Post by Markw on Dec 14, 2007 12:54:56 GMT -5
Fantastic Diary, the last Impact was really well done, great booking especially the Main Event, The whole hardy/Jarrett confrontation was awesome, Joe v Rhino should be amazing hope you give Samoa Joe the win, I've always been a big Joe fan ever since I first saw him, Main Event was great glad Abyss got the win, the card for Final Resolution is shaping up to be fantastic, I'll definitely be reading, well worth my time great read Also thanks for the WWE 04 Reply
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Dwight
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Post by Dwight on Dec 14, 2007 19:53:12 GMT -5
This is pretty interesting. I love your attention to detail and how you dont just write a few lines and call it a match. I was hoping Rave was going to get the title but Abyss is certainly a worthy champion and a great one to work with. His last man standing match with Joe should be an amazing read for sure. Kinda' wish this former champion of the WWE could make his debut as I'm really curious as to who this is. Hopefully you keep it going so he can be revealed. I also hope you push Matt to some singles gold .
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 14, 2007 20:01:09 GMT -5
This is pretty interesting. I love your attention to detail and how you dont just write a few lines and call it a match. I was hoping Rave was going to get the title but Abyss is certainly a worthy champion and a great one to work with. His last man standing match with Joe should be an amazing read for sure. Kinda' wish this former champion of the WWE could make his debut as I'm really curious as to who this is. Hopefully you keep it going so he can be revealed. I also hope you push Matt to some singles gold . No idea what you were reading, lmao. hmmmm. Rave was in a title match? only presume it was the X-Division Battle Royal your on about there. How ever, it is Rhino vs Joe in the last man standing match. =p Everything else you said made sense. =p
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Dwight
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Post by Dwight on Dec 14, 2007 20:09:40 GMT -5
I should've said I was referring to the Final Resolution main event with him, Abyss, Jarrett and Killings. Yeah I just realized how old that post is lol.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 16, 2007 15:39:35 GMT -5
28th January 2006
As the pyro goes of in the Impact Zone, a match card is showed showing us that Chris Sabin will be taking on Jimmy Rave while Elix Skipper will have his work cut out for him when he takes on the War Machine Rhino.
The cameras turn to the back where Ron “The Truth” Killings is standing in Larry Zbyszko’s office. Both men begin talking and Larry tells Ron that he is the only man from the Fatal Four Way match at Final Resolution is isn’t involved in a feud with someone else so that would make him the number one contender to the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Just then, AJ Styles storms in to the room, apparently eavesdropping on the conversation, as he knew what Larry just said. AJ tells Larry that just like Ron Killings, he is a former NWA World Heavyweight Champion, but not only that, AJ’s title reigns are far superior that Killings’. AJ asks and basically demands that he should be named the number one contender so Ron says that he doesn’t want to be just named the number one contender so he wants a match against AJ tonight. Larry agrees and says that the winner will face Abyss at Against No Odds for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
Match One: Chris Sabin vs Jimmy Rave
The first match of Impact! saw the X-Division stars do what they do best. While Christopher Daniels was at the commentators table that didn’t seem to stop Chris Sabin. During the match, Rave really looked impressive with a series of different moves including a spinning head scissors in to a arm bar that Sabin managed to roll out of and a huge frog splash cross body from the top rope. Chris Sabin fought back with a spin kick to the gut followed by a tornado DDT but the match came to an end with Sabin hitting the Cradle Shock to get the three count. After the bell, Christopher Daniels stood up from the Announce Table and he raised the X-Division Championship in to the air.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with Brother Ray and Brother Devon, Team 3D. Borash starts of by asking Team 3D weather or not they are finished with America’s Most Want and Brother Ray responds by saying that duo to the stipulation of the match, we can not face of against America’s Most Wanted till they have had their Tag Team Title match at Against All Odds. Brother Ray then says that after Against All Odds, it doesn’t matter weather the Tag Champions are Shelley and Aries and AMW, the fact of the matter is that Team 3D will be defeating them for those tag belts. Brother Devon goes to finish the segment with his Oh My Brother, Testify but Shad and Jay-Zin from the Ghetto Thugs appear on screen. Shad tells Team 3D that they won’t be winning the tag belts any time soon because the Ghetto Thugs will be getting the tag team belts after Against All Odds.
Match Two: Elix Skipper vs Rhino
Second match of the night wasn’t exactly a long won but it still has its moments. As you would expect, Rhino was dominate over Elix Skipper but Elix fought back and he connected with a lovely looking Missile Dropkick from the top rope and Rhino hit the canvas hard as Elix’s feet connected of the Chest of the War Machine. The match continued on but Rhino got back in to the match but connecting with his Double A Spine Buster and that meant it was all over. Rhino crouched in the corner as Elix struggled to get to his feet. One he did, he had a charging Rhino crash right in to him with the Gore. Rhino hooked the leg for the three count. After the bell, Samoa Joe’s Theme Music hit and he made his way down to the ring, both men squared of before a big brawl between the two began. Rhino went for the Gore but Joe sidestepped it and he kicked Rhino right in between the eyes knocking him to the outside of the ring. Joe left the and he kicked the Steel Steps causing the top of them to fall of. Joe then lifted Rhino up for the Muscle Buster and he slammed the War Machine down on top of the Steel Steps with the muscle buster. Rhino laid out cold on the outside of the ring as Joe counted to ten loudly, screaming in “The War Machines” face.
The Cameras turn to the screen where a big Tag Team Brawl is made for Against All Odds, as The Briscoe Brothers will face Frankie Kazarian & Matt Bentley as well as the Ghetto Thugs and Team 3D.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with Jeff Jarrett. JB asks Jarrett why he did what he did last week and Jarrett responds by telling JB that he is fed up with all of the Connecticut rejects showing up in TNA to try and get their 15 minutes of fame only to leave. Matt Hardy appears on screen and tells Jarrett that he has no plans on leaving TNA and that he will have to find that out the hard way at Against All Odds.
The cameras turn to another location where Raven is sitting in a dark room with only a candlelight allowing his face to be shown. Raven then cuts one of those promos that only he can produce where he tells Giant Bernard that at Against All Odds, they will face of once more but this time it will be in the Clockwork Orange House of Fun match. Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
Main Event: Ron Killings vs AJ Styles
With the winner of the main event to get a NWA World Title match against Abyss at Against All Odds, both men put everything they had in to this match. During the match, both men were even but AJ broke through by connecting with his stunning Pele kick that took Ron by surprise. AJ then continued the attack by perfectly executing his springboard reverse DDT that nearly got him the three count but Ron managed to get his shoulder of the canvas at the last second. Killings managed to fight back with the Jumping Crescent Kick that knocked AJ down to the canvas and one he got back up to a vertical base, Killings kicked him back down with the spinning wheel kick. The match continued on evenly with AJ hitting several spots spread out through out the match, making it seem as if he was going all out to win the match. The end of the match finally came with Ron Killings hitting the Axe Kick out of no where to get the three count. After the bell, the NWA World Champion, Abyss came down to the ring and Ron quickly left, Abyss then picked up AJ and slammed him down to the canvas with the Black Hole Slam. Abyss then looked at Ron Killings pointing at him to say that at Against All Odds that will be him.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 16, 2007 15:45:05 GMT -5
Live on Pay-Per-View 12th February 2006 Main Event: NWA World Heavyweight Title: Abyss vs Ron "The Truth" Killings
Last Man Standing Match: Rhino vs Samoa Joe
Singles Match: Matt Hardy vs Jeff Jarrett
NWA World Tag Team Championships: Alex Shelley & Austin Aries vs America's Most Wanted
Clockwork Orange House of Fun: Raven vs Giant Bernard
Tag Team Brawl: Team 3D vs Ghetto Thugs vs The Briscoe's vs Frankie Kazarian & Matt Bentley
TNA X-Division Championship: Christopher Daniels vs Chris Sabin
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Post by Jord on Dec 16, 2007 15:46:57 GMT -5
iMPACT was good, Chris. I liked Sabin/Rave and Killings/Styles. Glad Rhyno went over Skipper, and the tag team match at AGA should be good.
Drop a reply to WCW '07 - '08?
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Post by Rated R on Dec 17, 2007 11:04:23 GMT -5
Against All Odds is looking good, especially with the inclusion of the clockwork orange match. Hopefully Abyss retains, and Joe goes over Rhino.
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Post by kc on Dec 17, 2007 11:14:15 GMT -5
Against All Odds looks great so far. I really do like Abyss as the NWA champion. Also I'm a mark for Clockwork House of Fun matches so Raven/Bernard should be insane. Also Rhino/Joe should be a nice brawl, and the Last man standing stip makes it even better. Like I said before the card looks good. I'm looking forward to the X division title match and the four way tag scramble.
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Post by Iron Man on Dec 17, 2007 18:51:18 GMT -5
Reading from your latest iMPACT! You have alot of detail which is good. I have read alot of this sim from the past but missed alot since I was gone. Wish Raven was in the title picture But atleast Jarrett isn't Shelly and Aries... Generation Next Nice to see some new teams like the Briscoes, That Against All Odds banner looks awesome.
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Post by The Undertaker on Dec 19, 2007 17:19:46 GMT -5
Killings vs. Styles sounded great. AAO looks good so far and im hoping Abyss keeps the belt for a while as ive said before that im loving that he is champ. Daniels/Sabin should be a show stealer along with Matt/Jarrett.
Reply to my WWE Nov. 07' please?
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Dec 19, 2007 18:11:55 GMT -5
I've only got one thing that I didn't like about iMPACT... and it's more of a general booking/semantics rule.
You don't EVER want to mention something like "Connecticut rejects"(even if it's true), because it puts your own company down. It's along the lines of "we're not as good as the other guys". Saying "outsiders" instead would've gotten the same point across while not making your own product look second rate.
Other than that, I really liked iMPACT! I love that there were NO wasted segments, that everything built to something and nothing was a throwaway.
Against All Odds looks great too. BERNARD FTW.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 22, 2007 16:43:45 GMT -5
AJ Styles Injured for 9 months! At a house show, this past week. AJ Styles tore his left calf when he took a bump by falling from the top rope to the outside of the ring. AJ landed in a really bad way on his left leg causing the match to be stopped right their. AJ's opponent was Abyss with the NWA World Title on the line because AJ was slowly being pushed as a main event heel.
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Post by The Undertaker on Dec 22, 2007 17:37:25 GMT -5
Sucks about AJ being injured =[
reply to my WWE 07' please.
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Post by Jord on Dec 22, 2007 17:37:50 GMT -5
Out for 9 months?
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Post by Iron Man on Dec 22, 2007 19:44:17 GMT -5
9 months, that sucks. I had something like this happen but with HBK who was out for about the same time. It always screws up storylines and shit.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 23, 2007 11:05:01 GMT -5
4th February 2006
As the pyro goes of in the Impact Zone, a match card is showed showing us that the main event tonight would be a tag team match featuring the team of Giant Bernard and Samoa Joe to take on the team of “The War Machine” Rhino and Raven.
The cameras turn to the commentator’s table where Mike Tenay and Don West are welcoming everyone to the show. They announce that AJ Styles has been injured with a torn calf and that he is expected to be out of action for at least nine months. After this, they show the footage via the help of a youtube user who went to the event and caught it on his digital recorder.
Match One: Charlie Haas vs Christopher Daniels
This week, Chris Sabin joined Mike and Don at the commentary table for the match and what a match to open the show. During the match, Daniels looked strong and showed why he was the X-Division champion, connecting with several flashy moves such as the split legged moonsault from the ropes to the outside and a running high angled crescent kick that nearly won him the match. Haas fought back and he began to mat wrestle with Daniels’ and before long, Charlie had “The Fallen Angel” locked in with the Haas of Pain. Daniels’ looked as if he was going to tap out but he reached out one final time and he managed to grab the bottom rope. Although Daniels’ leg seemed hurt, he still managed to pick up the victory after hitting the Angels Wings. After the bell, Sabin entered the ring and the two X-Division stars had a stare down before Daniels’ slapped Sabin in the face before quickly leaving the ring.
The cameras turn to the screen where a video plays showing an unknown man smashing a piece of wood with his hands. The video then shows the man connecting with a roundhouse kick, smashing another piece of wood in half. The video shows the man doing some fancy work with a pair of numb chucks before zooming out with text appearing on the screen saying. “Steve Blackman is coming.” After the video, the cameras turn to the back where The Latin American Exchange are talking but Low-Ki is paying more attention to the video package that just aired.
Austin Aries vs Chris Harris
Both Alex Shelley and James Storm were banned from ringside to make the match a fair deal. Granted, Harris had the size and strength advantage, Austin Aries held his own with the ring, connecting with a huge dropkick from the top rope before locking in a half boston crab that Chris Harris managed to force his way out of. Harris then began his attack with several powerful moves including backbreakers and a fall away slam. Aries got back in to the match though and after ducking a clothesline attempt, Aries bounced of the ropes and he connected with a spinning head scissors, sending Harris face first in to the top turnbuckle. Aries then went to the top rope and he dived of, looking for the crossbody but “The Wildcat” easily caught him. Harris then span Aries, looking to connect with the catatonic but Aries landing on his feet, Aries bounced of the ropes but he was met with a thunderous clothesline, nearly knocking of his head as he whiplashes of the canvas. Just then, “Cowboy” James Storm jumps over the barricade and he tosses a pair of handcuffs towards his partner in the ring. Storm then jumps on the apron distracting the referee and as Aries gets up to his feet, Harris wraps the handcuffs around his fist and he punches Aries right between the eyes. Harris follows up with the pin to get the three count. After the bell, Alex Shelley runs down to the ring with a steel chair to scare of America’s Most Wanted before they can connect with the Death Sentence on Austin Aries.
The cameras turn to the back where Matt and Jeff Hardy are talking to each other about Matt’s match at Against All Odds against Jeff Jarrett. Matt tells Jeff how much he is enjoying his stay in TNA but no mater what company your in, there is always a guy who doesn’t like you. In this case, Jeff Jarrett. Jeff says that all will be sorted at Against All Odds and Matt agrees. Matt then says that no matter what happens, he doesn’t want Jeff running down to the ring until after the bell. Jeff agrees and both men leave the locker room.
The cameras turn to another location where Booby Roode is standing by with Jeremy Borash. JB says to Roode that TNA hasn’t seen him in the past couple of months and that he is wondering why that is. Bobby tells JB that recently, his grandfather past away and left him a big sum of money. He tells JB that it wasn’t the grief of his grandfather’s death that was keeping him away but it was infect the money. Bobby says that, since he had all this money, he could easily retire now, which was something he was thinking about. But now he isn’t and at the end of the interview, Roode says that Robert Roode will be making an impact soon enough to become the next big star in TNA.
Main Event: Giant Bernard & Samoa Joe vs Raven & Rhino
The main event of the night saw a brawl before the match officially got started, Rhino was taped up around the ribs from the brutal attack from Samoa Joe last week and he ran up the entrance ramp and began brawling with Joe. The Referee rang the bell though because Bernard and Raven were in the ring and after several minutes, their partners were in their separate corners. During the match, all four men looked strong with both Bernard and Joe working on Rhino’s ribs a lot. Rhino managed to fight back though after connecting with his Spinebuster on Samoa Joe. Although this hurt Rhino himself, he managed to tag in Raven just as Joe tagged in Bernard. Both Bernard and Raven brawled about the ring before Bernard overpowered Raven with a huge Gorilla Press Slam. Giant Bernard then called for the bicycle kick but Raven ducked under the flying boot before kicking Bernard in the gut and following it up with the Raven Effect DDT. Before Raven could go for the cover, Samoa Joe entered the ring and he locked Raven in to a Sleeper hold that saw Raven’s eyes roll to the back of his head. The referee began a five count since Joe wasn’t the legal man but Rhino charges across the ring and he tackled Joe out of the ring, sending both men crashing to the outside. Both Joe and Rhino brawled up the ramp leaving a dazed Raven just about managing to stand on his feet. Raven then turned around to face Bernard but he was met with a huge sit down tree slam. Giant Bernard then hooks pins Raven for the three count while Rhino and Joe disappear brawling threw the entrance tunnel. Imapct! Goes of the air for another week, with Bernard standing tall over Raven.
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Post by Jord on Dec 23, 2007 11:12:34 GMT -5
Nice iMPACT. Hass/Daniels was a superb match, and so was Aries/Harris. I liked Harris winning using the handcuffs and Shelley chasing AMW off to the back. The Roode segment was cool, and what i'm wondering is. Is that how TNA brought in the character, Robert Roode?
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