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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 23, 2007 11:15:17 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? I know that's what the charicter is about anyway and that's where the money came from. No idea if that is actually how the charicter got started though. Cheers for the reply.
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Post by The Undertaker on Dec 23, 2007 11:21:31 GMT -5
Hass & Daniels sounded awesome. Like the Rhino/Joe brawl and seeing Bernard pin Raven. I have a feeling Jeff will do something at AAO like interfere and try to help Matt. Im interested to see what happens with that. That is really bad that AJ got injured man. That really sucks. Im sure he'll be amazing when he comes back though! Good IMPACT man!
Reply to my WWE Dec. 07' please. RAW XV is up! Check it out!
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Post by Rated R on Dec 23, 2007 11:58:24 GMT -5
Sucks that Styles is out, although it will be interesting to see if anyone takes his place. IMPACT was good, especially the tag team main event. Hopefully Roode gets a good push out of his new character.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 23, 2007 13:55:23 GMT -5
TNA have been in talks with WWE's Chris Benoit who is at an end with his contract and he doesn't want to renegotiate a new one. TNA have also signed young Japanese worker Takuya Sugi who is nineteen years old. At this current time, Takuya was called Shanao but it looks like TNA won't be calling him that.
(Takuya Sugi)
Bobby Roode debuted his new name, Robert Roode this past week on Impact. TNA Management really want to push him as a strong upper midcarder and their is good chances that he will win the TNA TV Championship once it is brought in in September.
Speaking of September, it is certain that is the date when TNA will go two hours, although TNA ain't mentioning anything about it on their programming until a closer date.
A Steve Blackman promo aired on Impact this past week, TNA want him in a feud with LAX's Low-Ki just to get both men introduced to the company. It seems their might be some sort of American Pride story starting between the LAX and Steve Blackman.
Both Raven and Jeff Jarrett have been pushing for Giant Bernard to get a main event push in the company in the future, people say he is deeply improved since his leave from WWE and going to Japan.
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Post by The Undertaker on Dec 23, 2007 14:11:05 GMT -5
Low ki vs. Blackman would absolutely in rock! Beniot? wow that would be interesting. Should be interesting to see when IMPACT goes two hours. Sugi is absolutely sick nasty. I cant wait to see what you do with him. He can put on some amazing matches! Reply to my WWE Dec. 07' Please. Smackdown is up!
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Post by Fury on Dec 23, 2007 17:25:45 GMT -5
Last Impact was very good the Haas/Daniels match sounded good, I think Daniels should've came out stronger since he's going to challenge Sabin but if it's going to give Haas a push then it's OK, loved the main event and what your doing with Bernard and every segment had a meaning. All your feuds are progressing nicely and AAO is shaping up to be great. Keep up the good work.
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Post by NOW that's WRESTLING on Dec 24, 2007 17:11:01 GMT -5
I hope Benoit signs with TNA. That would be incredible!
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Post by rkolegendkilla on Dec 25, 2007 7:42:55 GMT -5
Both booking and writing is fantastic in this diary. Loved the Hardy/Jarrett confrontation, really setting up things well. Bernard/RaVen = . Interesting to see who's going to go against Abyss in the long run. Good stuff, man. BFG was really well written. Necro getting down and dirty early is so awesome on so many different levels. I'm glad Abyss won. Good end to the title match. I like that you've kept the belt on Jarrett. Bernard interfering made the end all the more awesome. Keep up the good work my dude. Fire Sabu. Sad to see Hall get sacked from his wrestling position. I haven't replied, eh? AJ injured sucks total ass. iMPACT! was good, boo jobbing Haas out. :[ Loved the little Hardy segment, ditto Bernard looking dominating. Really good ep of iMPACT! Sledgehammaaaaa. Hope you had a great birthday/Christmas buddy.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 29, 2007 19:44:09 GMT -5
11th 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 Triple Threat X-Division brawl that will see Low-Ki of the LAX take on Jay Lethal and the returning Jerry Lynn.
The Cameras turns to the video screen where a video plays hyping the Clockwork Orange House of Fun match at Against All Odds featuring Raven taking on Giant Bernard. During the video, it shows past Clock Work matches that saw several current and former TNA wrestlers including Raven, Sean Waltman, Alexis Laurie, Julio Dinerio & Shane Douglas. [/i] Match One: Alex Shelley w/ Austin Aries vs James StormFor punishment for interfering in the match last week, Chris Harris was given the night of which really gave Aries and Shelley the upper hand during the opening match of the night. Although, Shelley and Aries didn’t do any dirty tactics, it still gave them the upper hand as they did Punk James Storm out several times. During the match, Storm used his size advantage to catch Alex Shelley after most of Shelley’s X-Division offence and he simply slammed Shelley down to the canvas. After a while, Shelley managed to duck a clothesline attempt and he followed it up by dropkicking Storm in both of his knees causing “The Wild Cat” to fall face first on the canvas. Shelley then connected with a big time knee drop before going for the pin fall but he only got the two count. The match continued with Storm getting control of the match again and after spinning Shelley around for a few seconds, Storm dropped Shelley down to the canvas, connecting with his patented Eye of the Storm. After connecting with the move, Storm pointed towards Austin Aries on the outside, telling the referee that he trying to bring a chair in to the ring, when he wasn’t. The referee goes to yell at Aries, which allows Storm to reach for the handcuffs he brought down to the ring with him. Shelley gets up to his feet where James Storm throws a punch looking to connect with the handcuffs but Shelley ducks and he pushes Storm towards the ropes causing the ref having to move out of the way. While the ref is slightly stunned, Aries connects with a stunner like move causing Storms jaw to whiplash of the ropes. Almost straight after, Shelley connects with the Sliced Bread #2 to get the three count. After the bell, Storm gets up to his feet and Austin Aries just drop kicks him out of the ring.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with the #1 contender to the NWA World Heavyweight championship, Ron “The Truth” Killings. Ron talks about how he finally has the chance to regain the NWA World Heavyweight title by getting a fair one on one match for the title. He knows that Abyss is on a big time winning streak at the moment, and that the champion is stronger and bigger than him but that still won’t stop him from winning back that belt. Ron reminds people that he was the second person to hold the title in TNA and at Against All Odds, it will truly be Against All Odds for him but he will become a three time NWA World Heavyweight Champion.
The cameras then turn to the closest screen where another Steve Blackman promo plays where he is smashing pieces of wood and kicking concrete blocks. During the video, it says that Steve Blacking will be making his debut in TNA at Against All Odds where he will be performing a special Martial Arts show for the audience. After the video, we once again see the LAX with Low-Ki paying his attention towards the video that just played. Konnan yells at Low-Ki, telling him to be more concerned about Jay Lethal and Jerry Lynn tonight.Match Two: Elix Skipper vs Takuya Sugi The second match of the night saw the debut of a young Japanese star called Takuya Sugi who got put over by Mike Tenay as being one of the most exciting Japanese Wrestlers to see in the ring since Hayabusa. During the match, it seemed that Takuya proved Mike Tenay right as his speed put the crowd in gasp as he dodged, reversed and rolled out of every move Elix tried to connect with. Eventually, Skipper did manage to slow things down by using dirty tactics with the eye rake, which led to a suplex in to a face buster slam. Skipper tried to keep offence in the match but Sugi surprised Skipper with a spinning kick that caught Skipper right in the ear, causing him to hold the side of his head in pain. Skipper laid against the turnbuckle, still holding his head while Takuya climbed the turnbuckle closest to Skipper. Sugi then ran across the ropes before connecting with a dropkick that saw both feet bounce right of Skippers head, causing his neck to whiplash of the turnbuckle. Skipper laid out cold in the ring as Takuya climbed to the top once again, this time, diving of and connecting with a corkscrew moonsault, getting him the three count. After the bell, Takuya smiled to the crowd and celebrated in the ring.
The cameras turn to the closest screen where a video plays hyping Abyss as the NWA World Heavyweight Champion, During the video, it shows Abyss defeating Jeff Jarrett for the title, as well as showing Abyss defend the title against Jarrett, Raven, Ron Killings, Matt Hardy in the King of the Mountain match. The video also shows some of the big bumps Abyss has taken before finally closing. After the video, the cameras show Abyss doing his cross sign with the NWA World Heavyweight title across his shoulder.
The cameras then turn towards the commentator’s table where Mike Tenay and Don West hype up all the matches that will take place at Against All Odds including Matt Hardy vs Jeff Jarrett and the main event, Abyss defending the NWA World Heavyweight championship.Main Event: Jay Lethal vs Low-Ki vs Jerry LynnDifferent main event for a change and the fans were really in to it. The returning Jerry Lynn was the one to watch during the match as he showed he still had it, connecting with several high risk moves including a suicide dive through the ropes crashing in to both Jay Lethal and Low-Ki. When the match got back in to the ring, Low-Ki kicked Lethal so hard in the head the ref had to see if Lethal could continue but everything was ok and the match continued with Lynn going for a hip toss on Low-Ki. Low-Ki landed on his feet and he gave Lynn a stiff kick to the head, knocking Lynn down to the canvas, Low-Ki went for the cover but Lynn managed to kick out. The match continued with all three men getting offence in, including Lethal hitting the Diving Dynamite on Low-Ki that nearly won him the match before Jerry Lynn broke the pin fall attempt. The end of the match came with Lethal hitting the Lethal Combination on Jerry Lynn but before anything could happen, Low-Ki ran across the ring and he dropkicked Lethal so hard, Lethal crashed right back in to the turnbuckle, whip lashing his neck on the top turnbuckle before hitting the canvas hard on his face. Low-Ki quickly covered Lethal for the three count and after the bell, all of LAX went on the attack of the returning Jerry Lynn and Jay Lethal. Hernandez connected with the Crackerjack while Low-Ki hit the Ki Crusher on Jerry Lynn while Konnan cheered them on, while on the outside of the ring. LAX then left the victims as Don West and Mike Tenay close Impact! and remind everyone to make sure they order Against All Odds on Pay Per View, for tomorrow. [/center]
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Post by Jord on Dec 29, 2007 19:53:41 GMT -5
The ending to Storm/Shelley was genius! I have never heard of Takuya Sugi before, so I have no idea what he's like, but the match between him and Skipper sounded cool. The main event sounded ing great! I like how much detail you put into your match descriptions, and I'm glad Low-Ki picked up the win over Lynn and Lethal. Overall, a great iMPACT. Drop a reply to WCW '07 - '08?
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Post by Iron Man on Dec 29, 2007 20:05:25 GMT -5
I really enjoyed readin Shelly/Storm and I liked the ending.
Main Event looked great aswell. I would have loved to see this in real life. Can't wait to read AAO
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Post by The Undertaker on Dec 29, 2007 20:29:55 GMT -5
Sugi vs. Skipper must have been absolute GOLD. Glad Sugi got the win! IMPACT had an X-Division feel to it and i liked it. I CANNOT wait for Blackman/Ki. That will rock! Everything is looking great, and i enjoy the read every show. Keep the good stuff comin.
Reply to my WWE 07' please.
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Post by blackcherry on Dec 30, 2007 12:14:48 GMT -5
Great show Ham. Really enjoyed Shelley/Storm as did most people. Steve Blackman/Low Ki feud would be pant-tightining. Mental ass main event, Lethal in a Main Event of impact bought a tear to my special eye
much love
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Post by duan on Dec 30, 2007 16:04:12 GMT -5
Pretty nice Impact there Ham. Steve Blackman/Ki feud should be off the charts. Jay Lethal in a main event is excellent. That main event....was excellent. Impact....was excellent. This diary though... cant think of the word... wait... EXCELLENT.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jan 12, 2008 16:06:48 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 Iron Man on Jan 12, 2008 17:22:17 GMT -5
Glad you're still doing this one. Against All Odds looks good. Raven better win his match, Daniels win the X-Division and Abyss win the main event, then I will be happy.
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Post by kurtangleisgod on Jan 12, 2008 17:55:06 GMT -5
Blackman in TNA? ing sick that would be. Glad Killings is getting a main event push, I've wanted to do that in the past, but I just cannot use Killings well, so good job.
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Post by The Undertaker on Jan 12, 2008 20:22:17 GMT -5
Nice! I thought you stopped this but im glad to see its still going! looking forward to the next IMPACT and Against All Odds.
Reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jan 17, 2008 16:52:51 GMT -5
12th February 2006 TNA’s second annual Against All Odds Pay-Per-View goes on the air after a video plays promoting all the matches that are going to be taking place tonight. The usual PPV fireworks go of, all over the Impact! Zone before Mike Tenay and Don West welcome everybody to Against All Odds. Both commentators hype up the matches including the main event match for the NWA World Heavyweight title where Abyss will defend the title against Ron “The Truth” Killings.
Match One: Team 3D vs Matt Bentley & Frankie Kazarian vs Da Ghetto Thugz vs The Briscoe Brothers.
The way the match was laid out, one person from each team was in the ring so it was a fatal-four-way, with any man aloud to tag in any other man that was on one of the apron corners, so as you could imagine, at times, the match was a clusterf**k. During the match, Team 3D looked strong, both men having the most experience paid of and they nearly won the match on a countless number of times. Briscoe Brothers brought some good highflying/technical action to the match and they really worked well with Kazarian and Bentley. Da Ghetto Thugz nearly won the match after connecting with the Samoan Drop/Spinning Neck Breaker combination on one of the Briscoe Brothers but Brother D-Von broke the pin fall attempt before Team 3D connected with the Dudley Death Drop on Jay-Zin almost winning them the match. The match carried on to the outside of the ring where Shad was brawling with both members of Team 3D until both Briscoe Brother’s dived threw the middle ropes with a pair of Suicide Dives, crashing in to Team 3D and Shad, sending all man crashing in to the guardrail. Shortly after, the match came to an end with Frankie Kazarian connecting with the Flux Capacitor. After the bell, Kazarian and Bentley celebrated knowing that the win has sent them up in the tag team ranks.
The cameras turn to the back where you can see “The Monster” Abyss, yelling while the NWA World Heavyweight Championship is strapped across his shoulder. After, the cameras then turn to Matt and Jeff Hardy where Jeff wishes his brother luck in his match against Jeff Jarrett later on in the show.
Match Two: TNA X-Division Championship: Christopher Daniels© vs Chris Sabin
The second match of the night was really liked by the crowd. Over the last year, TNA have been pushing away from the X-Division as their main focus but this match proved that the X-Division still draws. During the match, both men got equal offence in but Daniels slowed the match down after connecting with the crescent kick knocking Sabin down to the canvas. Sabin tried to get back in the match with a right hook but Daniels’ ducked the punch and he followed it up with a Back drop in to a Sit down powerbomb. The match continued with Daniels in full control and he called for the Best Moonsault Ever but just as he was about to connect with the move, Sabin moved out of the way, causing Daniels to hit nothing but canvas, face first. Sabin then quickly brought Daniels’ up to his feet and he connected with his finisher, the Cradle Shock. Sabin was hurt though and had to crawl to Daniels’ to go for the cover. The referee counted a two count and the match continued for another few minutes before Daniels’ connected with the Angels Wings to get the three count. After the bout, Daniels held the belt in the air before making his way to the back. The cameras turn to the back were Ron “The Truth” Killings is leaning against a wall in the corridor, strapping wrist tape to his wrists. The commentators make it noted that this most be a tense time for the number one contender.
Match Three: NWA World Tag Team Championships: Alex Sheley© & Austin Aries © vs America’s Most Wanted
The third match of the night kicked of with Chris Harris facing of against Austin Aries, both men looked strong but Harris got the upper hand early in the match following a failed cross body attempt from Aries that Harris turned in to a thunderous powerslam. Harris kept momentum for a good while, working on the back of Aries, getting in tags to James Storm every few minutes before Storm decided to tag back. America’s Most Wanted kept momentum during the match till Aries fought back with the hot comeback, spring boarding of the ropes and hitting a double dropkick on both members of America’s Most Wanted. Aries then dived to get the hot tag to Shelley who spring boarded of the ropes and connected with a spinning wheel kick, his heel bouncing of the jaw of Chris Harris. The match continued with the Champions keeping momentum, Shelley looked to connect with the Sliced Bread #2 but Harris flipped Shelley over his back. Shelley landed on his feet and ducked a clothesline before connected with a inverted lungblower. Shelley went for the cover but Harris managed to kick out. The match continued and before long, America’s Most Wanted took control of the match after an accidental referee bump. Harris tossed Storm the beer bottle and “The Cowboy” was about to strike Shelley with it but Aries dived from the top rope and Shelley ducked allowing Aries to connect with the cross body. Harris entered the ring with a chair and charged at Aries but he ducked and Shelley dropkicked the chair causing it to bounce back and smash of Chris Harris’ face. Shelley then brought Harris closer to the corner to allow Aries to connect with the 450’ Splash to get the slow three count from the referee. After the bell, Aries and Storm celebrated with the crowds, playing the faces.
The cameras turn to the screen where it shows a video for TNA’s next Pay-Per-View, Destination X. After the video the ring is set up with planks of wood and other stuff from the Martial Arts scene, as everyone gets ready for the Debut of Steve Blackman.
Unknown entrance music hits the PA System but it still has that fast beat from his WWF days, some people recognize the beat and cheer as Steve Blackman makes his way down to the ring. Once in the ring, Blackman tells the fans that it is an honour to be with the fastest rising company in Wrestling today and that he can’t wait to make his in ring debut sooner rather than later. Blackman then begins his impressive Martial Arts show, destroying loads of different objects that might or might not already have been sliced but after a couple of minutes, Low-Ki, Hernandez and Konnan of the Latin American Xchange, enter the ring from the crowd and they begin to beat down on Blackman. Blackman actually manages to fight back and he kicks Hernandez right in the forehead, which is pretty impressive considering the size of the man. Before long, LAX overpower Blackman and Low-Ki calls for the Ki-Krusher but Jay Lethal and Jerry Lynn quickly run down to the ring and scare LAX away. Blackman gets a cheer from the crowd as he raises hands with Lynn and Lethal.
The camera turns to the commentator’s table where Mike Tenay and Don West highlight what has already happened during the Pay-Per-View.
Match Four: Last Man Standing: Rhino vs Samoa Joe
This match was hardcore from the word, go, it’s going to be hard for the Raven/Giant Bernard match to outdo this one. During the match, Rhino attempted an early gore but he was instead met with a trashcan across the head. Joe then kept moment until he charged at Rhino but “The War Machine” hooked Joe and slammed him down with a Belly to Belly. The match continued with both men brawling around ringside and in to the crowd. Another bump happened when Joe tossed Rhino down a flight of stairs in the crowd before telling the referee to count to ten. Rhino managed to get back to his feet before the ten count but Joe continued his attack. The match travelled to the back of the building where Joe tried to throw Rhino in to a wall but Rhino reversed it around sending Joe head first in to the brick wall. Joe began to bleed but Rhino didn’t give a f**k as he connected with the DDT, sending Joe’s head crashing to the concrete floor. The ref once again began a ten count but Joe made it to his feet around the eight mark. The match continued and actually made it back to the ring where Joe once again grabbed the steel steps. Before he could use them in the ring, Rhino hit the Gore out of nowhere also causing the steps to fall on top of Joe. The referee began the ten count and Joe found some well to get up just before the referee yelled ten. The match didn’t continue much longer as Rhino set a pile of chairs up in the ring like a table before bringing Joe up to the top rope. Rhino looked to connect with a Supperplex but out of nowhere, Joe lifts Rhino of his feet and connects with a muscle buster from the top rope, sending Rhino crashing threw the pile of chairs. Both men are down during the ten count but Joe manages to get up just before the nine and Rhino can’t get up. The referee declares the match over, as Rhino could not answer the ten count.
The camera turns to the back where a surprising guest, Hector Guerrero is standing by with Jeremy Borash, it seems the sole reason of the interview was to get the low down on WWE’s Eddie Guerrero, how he is doing since the heart attack. Hector says everything is going fine and that he is enjoying his time of. At the end of the interview, JB promotes Hector Guerrero’s new book about the Guerrero family.
A reply is shown for the Last Man standing match as the carnage is cleaned up in the ring.
Match Five: Jeff Jarrett vs Matt Hardy
The match most people everyone was looking forward to for the main reason that it has not happened before. The two may have had a match around 98 in WWF but never to this much hype. The match started of with both men looking quite strong but Jarrett quickly got the upper hand with the eyerake, stunning Matt long enough, allowing double J to connect with the clothesline. The match continued with Jarrett in complete control, locking in a few leg locks, as well as knee drops, elbow drops and such to the inside of Matt’s right leg. Matt got back in to the match however after connecting with a reverse spinning elbow after a rebound from the irish whip. Matt couldn’t keep the momentum going because of his leg, which Jarrett immediately went back to work on with the chop block. Jarrett then went for the cover but only got a two count. The match continued with Jarrett still in control and he was looking to finish the match with the Figure 4 Leglock but Matt sent Jarrett crashing in to the turnbuckle bringing the moment back to his side. Jarrett swung a punch but Matt got underneath it and he connected with the Side Effect. Matt went for the pin fall but only got a two count. Shortly after Jarrett connected with the Stroke out of nowhere, which nearly won him the match but Matt managed to get his foot on the bottom rope. Shortly after, Matt went for the Twist of Fate, Jarrett reversed that and Matt reversed that in to a small package getting the three count out of nowhere. After the bell, Matt was celebrating but Jarrett smashed c chair across the right leg of Matt. Jarrett then placed the chair around the leg of Matt and he looked to smash it with another chair but Jeff Hardy quickly charged down to the ring. Jeff began a brawl with Jarrett but the re-persona of Robert Roode entered the ring and he kicked Jeff Hardy in the gut before connecting with the Fisherman Suplex. Jarrett had Roode then pulled Jarrett out of the ring as both Hardy brothers laid knocked out in the middle of the ring.
The ring is set up for the Raven’s Clockwork House of Fun match. Several weapons are placed in the ring and two sides of a cage are placed on the apron.
Match Six: Raven’s Clockwork Orange House of Fun: Giant Bernard vs Raven
The Semi-Main event as movable as the Last Man Standing match but it was more bloody, almost three minutes in to the match, Raven was busted open after Bernard cracked Raven across the head with a chair wrapped in barbed wire. Raven screamed in pain but continued the match and even got in his own offence as he smashed a pipe across Bernard’s back before using it again across the head. Bernard was stunned and Raven lifted a shopping trolley filled with weapons and he threw it towards Bernard. The trolley smashed of Bernard’s head and the weapons fell everywhere over the ring, Bernard had been busted up but when Raven went for the pin cover, Bernard managed to kick out. The match continued in a slower pace, as both men were bloody and obviously in pain. Out of nowhere, Raven connects with the Raven Effect but Giant Bernard still managed to kick out just before the three count. The commentators are marking out for Bernard, even though he is the heel, DW and Mike Tenay can’t believe he is kicking out of everything Raven throws at him. The match continues for a little longer with a few more bumps but it eventually ends with Giant Bernard connecting with the Sit Down Choke Bomb in to a pile of random weapons. Bernard then got the cover and he slowly left the ring, obviously in a lot of pain. Several referees checked on Raven, helping him to the back.
A video package is played to hype the Main Event that is coming up next. Afterwards, A rundown of Ron Killings’ carrier in TNA is shown where he won his two NWA World Heavyweight titles of Ken Shamrock and…Jeff Jarrett?
Main Event: NWA World Heavyweight Championship: “The Monster” Abyss© vs Ron “The Truth” Killings
The main event kicked of with the champion obviously looking strong, Abyss being the bigger out of the two men had the size and strength advantage and he definitely used it during the match with several Gorilla Press Slams and Suplex’s. Killings was determined not to be defeated and he managed to get momentum with a spinning wheel kick, catching Abyss by surprise. Abyss didn’t fall down to the canvas but he staggered to the turnbuckle. Killings’ charged towards Abyss who lifted Killings’ high in to the air. Ron looked as if he was going to be dropped but he hooked Abyss by the head and planted him down to the canvas with thunderous DDT. “The Truth” hooked the leg to go for the cover but Abyss kicked out at two. The match continued with Ron in control for a short time, but Abyss managed to get back in to the match by connecting with a flapjack, Killings bouncing of the canvas face first. Abyss then called for the Black Hole Slam but after Irish Whipping “The Truth” of the ropes, Killings’ slid underneath the champs legs before getting up to his feet and connecting with a jumping kick, knocking the champion of his feet. Killings then went to the top rope where he connected with a surprising Front Flip Leg Drop that nearly won him the match but “The Monster” just about kicked out. The rather surprising shorter main event than usual ended with Ron charging towards Abyss only for Abyss to connect with the Black Hole Slam to get the three count. After the bell, Abyss held his title in the air but then a video begins to play on the screen. The back of a man is shown mat wrestling a nobody, basically countering anything while a nice flowing heavy metal song plays in the background. At the end of the video, Text appears on the screen saying “CHRIS BENOIT IS COMING TO TNA!” After the video DW and Mike Tenay are going nuts, the crowd are going nuts, nothing but a giant pop can be heard and Abyss’ eyes look as if they are going to pop out. Against All Odds goes of the air with a huge shocker.
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Post by The Undertaker on Jan 17, 2008 18:01:07 GMT -5
Glad Shelley & Aries, Daniels, and Abyss retained. Glad Bernard got the win over Raven, as i am not a big Raven fan. Matt going over Jeff i expected, and its eh. Glad Joe won too. AND really happy 3D Lost! Good PPV man, glad your still doing this.
Reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please.
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