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Post by Rated R on Mar 21, 2007 12:55:23 GMT -5
This is one of the best TNA diaries I have read, the booking is solid and Lockdown was great, looking forward to seeing how LAX/ Carlos Cool plays out
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 22, 2007 15:44:59 GMT -5
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 22, 2007 16:33:01 GMT -5
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Post by kc on Mar 22, 2007 16:40:08 GMT -5
TV Title, meh could be good.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 22, 2007 16:45:38 GMT -5
TV Title, meh could be good. Lmao, it's hard thinking of names. And this way I could use an actual Title pic and not be bitched at for being unrelistic. But thanks for some feedback KC. You da mangs, mang.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 25, 2007 11:04:58 GMT -5
Thursday 19th April 2007 A Video package plays after the Impact Intro video plays. This video shows the main Lock Down moments from Jay Lethal winning the X-Division Title to Juventud Guerrera joining the Latin American Exchange. From Rhino beating Sting and the brawl continuing to the backstage to the main event where Christian Cage managed to defend the title against Raven. After the video plays, the pyro goes of in the impact zone and the crowd begin their normal chant of “TNA, TNA, TNA” before the camera zooms in at the commentating table where we see Mike Tenay and Don West getting ready to talk to the people watching at home.Mike Tenay: Hello Ladies and Gentlemen and welcome to the first ever TNA Impact show on PrimeTime!Don West: Tonight’s card is of the chain! And for those of you who haven’t heard the news on TNAWrestling.com, the NWA TV Title, a new title given to TNA will be on the line tonight in a ten-man battle royal.Mike Tenay: For those of you who missed Lockdown, last Sunday then you missed something special as we seen some amazing moments. But one moment nobody seen was this video we are about to show you. It is the aftermath of the Sting/Rhino table match in which after Rhino won, the brawl continued to the back. The video is played all over the arena where it shows Rhino and Sting brawling all over the arena, using everything as weapons. Eventually the two men reach the car park where both men have climbed on top of the production truck. Rhino attempts to Gore Sting of the edge of the truck but Sting moves out of the way. Rhino manages to pull the brakes and Sting charges at Rhino this time. This doesn’t work for sting as Rhino lifts him in to the air and drops him to the concrete below where he looks badly hurt. Rhino climbs down from the truck and stares at Sting before walking of and the video cuts of. The camera turns back to Mike Tenay and Don West as they continue talking to the fans watch at home.Mike Tenay: And because of that drop from the production truck, Sting is not here tonight and it is very likely he won’t be seen for a few weeks.Don West: That was a big drop Sting took and Rhino isn’t even here tonight through the carnage he went through at Lockdown as well.The cameras turn towards the entrance ramp where the music of Delirious plays over the PA System. As he reaches the ring, the music of Shark Boy then plays over the PA System. As both men stand in the ring, the bell rings and the first match is under way.Match 1: Delirious vs Shark BoyThe first match of the night consists of two masked men who you would consider Jobbers but can still put on a great match. In the end it was Delirious managing to get the three count threw a sun set flip of the top rope. After the match, Delirious got up to his feet quickly to meet Shark Boy and both men shook hands. As both men walk up the entrance ramp, they are glad to put on a great match for the live audience.Mike Tenay: Delirious scoring his second victory here in TNA and still undefeated. But, what an odd character he is. Don West: It looks like a friendship has formed with Shark Boy and Delirious. A new tag team amongst the tag division maybe?TNA Impact goes to commercial and when it comes back we hear the entrance music of James Storm playing across the impact zone as he enters the ring. As Storm waits in the ring, the music of Eric Young plays and he comes out, jumping at his pyro as normal. The chants of “Don’t Fire Eric” continue to be heard all over the impact zone as the bell rings and the match is under way.Match 2: Eric Young vs James StormAt the end of the match it was the fan favourite, Eric Young who managed to get the three count after hooking Storm’s legs with a bridge after a German Suplex from the corner. Storm connected of the turnbuckle after he himself untied it to attempt to cheat his way to victory. Eric begins to celebrate in the ring but he leaves quickly as James Storm gets back up to his feet. Storm loses it in the ring before leaving and walking up the entrance ramp. Don West: Look at Eric Young run up that entrance ramp, he is happy to get the victory but wants nothing to do with James Storm.Mike Tenay: Storm was going livid in the ring for a few moments and I don’t see him calming down in the back stage area.The camera zooms to the backstage area where Christian Cage is standing with Tomko. Cage is getting ready to talk in to the camera.[glow=yellow,2,300]Christian Cage: I told you, Raven. I told you I wasn’t going to lose my NWA World Heavyweight Title and look what I have over my shoulder. You see, the peeps loved me kicking your ass in our match at Lock…..[/glow] Before Cage can say anything else, a trashcan is thrown across the cameras view and it crashes in to Tomko as he falls to the concrete floor. As Christian turns to Tomko and wonders who threw the trash can, Raven appears on screen and dives on top of Christian. Both men brawl on the ground until security and referees pull the two men apart. As Tomko is helped to his feet, Cage is being pulled back by security as he is screaming at Raven, Taunting him with words like “You will never get this title” and “I kicked your ass at Lockdown” Raven is pulled in the opposite direction as Tomko stands in the middle looking slightly dazed, holding his head in pain.Don West: Raven is intent on getting some revenge for his loss at Lockdown, Mike.Mike Tenay: These two will brawl all night long if they are left along, thank god security arrived in time to stop the two.The entrance music of Jerry Lynn plays across the PA System as Jerry Lynn and Carlos Cool walk down to the ring. As they reach the ring, the music of Ron “The Truth” Killings plays as he follows the two men down to the ring. All three men wait in the ring as the entrance music of the LAX plays and Konnan is pushed out in the wheelchair by Hernandez. Homicide and Juventud Gerruera follow. As they enter the ring, the bell rings and the match is under way.Match 3: Carlos Cool, Jerry Lynn & Ron Killings vs Latin American ExchangeWith Juventud joining the LAX at Lockdown, Carlos Cool and Jerry Lynn found a partner in Ron Killings but they still couldn’t put the Latin American Exchange away. In the end, Carlos and Killings were sent to the out side and Lynn was hit with a border toss from Hernandez. Homicide and Juventud then came of the top rope with a Frog Splash/ Moonsault combination and Juventud covers the leg of Lynn for the three count. LAX leave the ring as Carlos and Killings crawl in to the ring to check on Jerry Lynn. LAX hold their tag titles in the air as the continue to walk up the ramp.Mike Tenay: wow, Carlos and Lynn just can’t seem to get a break from the Latin American Exchange. I still think they had those titles won at Lockdown but we wont find out till the rematch happens.Don West: And I can’t wait for it to happen. TNA goes to another commercial and when it returns we see AJ Styles in the ring with a mic in hand.[glow=blue,2,300]AJ Styles: Finally. I get to have a match. I mean for the last month, I haven’t been on screen, and why? Because TNA was more interested in Sting, Rhino, Raven and Christian Cage. Hell, even Shark Boy got more air time than me. Damn It, I want back in the title picture, not the X-Division, but the World Heavyweight title. I have held it before but because of my size, TNA is putting me down.[/glow] Before Styles can say anything else, the music of Senshi plays across the PA and he walks down to the ring. As he enters the ring, he takes the mic from the hands of AJ Styles and he begins to talk.[glow=red,2,300]Senshi: AJ, all of a sudden you think you are better than the X-Division. Well, your not, you are X-Division, and if you have forgot that, I am going to kick it back in to you.[/glow] Senshi throws the mic down and a ref runs down to the ring. He orders for the bell to be rung and the match begins.Match 4: Senshi vs AJ StylesSenshi did indeed kick some X-Division back in to AJ Styles as Senshi threw kick after kick but it didn’t help him in the end when AJ rolled Senshi up with the school boy. AJ kept hold of the pants of Senshi for extra leverage and it worked as AJ stole the three count. After the match AJ went on the attack of Senshi but Senshi kicked AJ in the nose with a stiff leg hook kick. AJ fell to the canvas as if he just fainted and Senshi leaves the ring as AJ continues to lay in the ring unconscious. Mike Tenay: Well, AJ stole the victory but he didn’t get any time to celebrate as he is out cold in the ring.Don West: We always say Senshi can kick you out of any where and he did it again.Mike Tenay: Ladies and Gentlemen, up next is the 10 man Battle Royal to determine the first NWA TV Champion of TNA. James Storm’s music plays for a second time of the night, as he is entrant number one. Christopher Daniels music then plays, as he is entrant number two.Match 5: NWA TV Title: 10-man battle royalAs Storm and Daniels are battling in the ring, the countdown ends and BG James runs down the ring. All three men begin brawling and no one gets eliminated as the countdown reaches zero again and Chris Sabin charges down to the ring. Sabin and Daniels attempt to eliminate BG James but when the buzzer reaches zero again, Kip James charges down the entrance ramp and he saves his partner. When the buzzer reaches zero again. Alex Shelley charges down the ring, spring boarding in to the ring, attacking Christopher Daniels. When the buzzer reaches zero once again, Samoa Joe runs down to the ring and the eliminations begin as he throws both members of VKM out of the ring, followed by Chris Sabin and James Storm. As the buzzer reaches zero, an unknown music plays across the PA System and the crowd give a huge pop as Lance Storm runs down to the ring. As he enters, Samoa Joe turns towards him but he is hit with a superkick from Lance that sends him over the top rope. At the same time, Daniels eliminates Alex Shelley. The buzzer reaches zero again and Lance Hoyt runs down to the ring. Daniels and Storm jump on Hoyt and begin an attack but Hoyt survives to the buzzer rings for a last time as Kurt Angle makes his way down to the ring. Daniels can’t believe it as he backs in to a corner as Angle enters the ring. Angle and Daniels begin to brawl with Angle hitting an overhead belly to belly on Daniels but Daniels hooks his legs around the bottom rope to stay where he is. Lance Storm on the other side of the ring is trying to throw Lance Hoyt over the ropes but Samoa Joe jumps on the apron and drags Lance over the top rope and on to the apron. Hoyt hits with a yakuza kick and Lance crashes to the padded floor on the out side. As Hoyt raises his arms in to the air, Angle charges from behind attempting to eliminate Hoyt but Hoyt holds on. Daniels then charges across the ring, lifting angle in the air causing both Angle and Hoyt to be eliminated. Daniels celebrates with the NWA TV Title as he looks at Angle with a cocky smile on his face. Angle holds his head in disbelief, but there is nothing he can do so he decides to walk up the entrance ramp.Don West: Christopher Daniels won the TV Title! What a battle royal!Mike Tenay: He also got one over on Kurt Angle once again. Angle must be furious. Ladies and Gentlemen. When we return from our final commercial break, we will have our main event of the night.When TNA Impact returns from its final commercial break, the entrance music of Christian Cage plays across the Impact zone. He comes out holding the world tile with Tomko following behind him. As they enter the ring, the music of Raven plays and he slowly walks down to the ring. When he enters both men pounce on Raven to start the match.Main Event: Raven vs Christian Cage & TomkoAs Raven was being attacked by both men for the whole match it didn’t look like he was going to win, but in a shocking turn of events, Jeff Jerrett ran down the ring and took Tomko out with the Guitar as the Referee was knocked out. Jerrett then hit the stroke on Cage before he leaves the ring. Raven crawls over and manages to hook the leg of Christian Cage. The referee slowly counts the three count and the bell rings declaring Raven the winner. Raven slowly leaves the ring but he sees Jerrett on the entrance ramp. Jeff is smiling as he walks to the back leaving Raven confused.Don West: Raven pinned the NWA World Champion! Jeff Jerrett helped Raven! Mike Tenay: What is going on around here? The return of Jeff Jerrett, and he actually helped Raven!The TNA logo appears on screen as Raven begins to walk to the back still looking confused. Ravens music continues to play as the screen fades to black for everyone watching at home.
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Post by pero on Mar 25, 2007 11:19:13 GMT -5
I really don't like the fact your bringing in the TV title, it just doesn't seem like a smart move. I don't like the fact Carlito and Delirious are on the roster either, but I'm sure you'll do something decent with it. The diary isn't bad; I'll be reading.
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Post by Rated R on Mar 25, 2007 11:22:38 GMT -5
That was a pretty good show, i like the fact that Daniels won the TV title, although Jarrett's return could have been done better. The roster is good, and the new signings are cool, keep up the good work.
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Post by Overnight Sensation on Mar 25, 2007 11:42:59 GMT -5
very solid booking and im interested in where LAX/Cool is going
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Mar 25, 2007 15:55:54 GMT -5
I actually really like the idea of a TV Title. Here's hoping you take advantage of the old 10 minute time limit. That used to drive me crazy in a good way when I was young Liked Delirious winning, with his mannerisms and physical charisma, he's always seemed like a natural for the X-Division. Not too fond on the idea of him teaming with Shark Boy though. Really don't like Storm losing to Young. Storm seems like someone that could be a lot bigger than he is, but Young is just a scrawny comedy guy. I really liked LAX winning. They definitely need to stay strong. I wouldn't be shocked to see Carlito joining them soon. AJ vs. Senshi is always a good thing, but the "held down by management" thing really reads like a bad Russo angle. I'm not much of a fan of Daniels at all, but he's probably the right guy to hold the TV Title out of who you had in that battle royale. And the main event I really didn't care for. I don't like handicapped matches where the World Champion gets pinned. If Jarrett had been the partner, maybe even unvoluntarily, I'd understand, but under any circumstances, losing in a handicapped match makes the champion and the title by proxy, look cheaper. Overall it was a very well written show, but I wasn't HUGE on all of the booking. But I still think you have one of the better diaries going.
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