Yessir. It was announced during the PPV tonight that there would be one on Mon, June 1 after Raw with Heyman as the guest.
off. Axelmania and Mandow is such a horrible team. It's like a low-budget indy doing the lowest-budget impression of Hogan and Savage. Sheamus-Dolph was good-ish at times, but really hurt by the commentary. Blood was something different though. Tag title match was a lot of fun. Ryback vs. Bray sucked. Cena vs. Rusev sucked a bit less, but wasn't good. Ditto the divas tag match. Neville-Barrett wasn't much. Main event was easily the best match on the show. Sure, Seth winning with the pedigree, and a bad one, wasn't good in theory - but it sets up the future well. They've been teasing Seth vs. HHH and it's now clear that's the plan for Summerslam.
cousin said something about payback was not the real PPV of the month, it was to make up for the blizzard that hit last winter but dont think it wa the same city, they also said expect Brock to come back at the chamber and rip the door off to get to seth lol whatever
I used to have a friend who claimed his uncle was the Blue Blazer. I always told him he was a liar, and then when I found out Owen Hart was the Blue Blazer I asked the friend why he said the Blue Blazer, a relative no body, was his uncle and not say that tag team champion Bret Hart was his uncle. He had no response.
Your cousin is wrong. Payback's been scheduled for months - http://www.wrestlezone.com/news/540473-wwe-2015-ppv-calander - and the snowstorm cancelled Raw in Hartford and moved the Smackdown taping in Boston to a live broadcast later in that week.
ing hard.
Owens is going to lose to Zayn this Wednesday then beat Cena and feud with him for the U.S. title over the summer, right? RIGHT? plz h3 plsI marked out so hard for that last segment. So
If the ratings aren't good enough for a channel that thrives on "watch hillbillies grill bullshit at the county fair" as its main content, I can't see anyone picking them up.
ing great as a program that I don't even think it's a "step down" compared to Raw and Smackown. The day Balor, Owens, Itami etc move on up to those shows, I know I'll be disappointed (but happy for their pocketbooks).
Personally I think this has become TNA's last gasp for survival. I had a feeling when they moved to a network that many cable systems don't carry or it's on a package tier that many people don't have that was a huge sign that TNA was doomed. Heck I rarely if ever see any mentions of TNA at all on Twitter these days. I mean you know it's a bad sign when I see fourth division PDL soccer games trending more than TNA.
I feel the same way, Destination America only pro-longed the agony for the dying promotion. TNA had a great run especially the first 5 years, some classic matches came out of the promotion including the fantastic triple threat match between Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, and Christopher Daniels. It's only fitting that those three man have now all since left the promotion as the three of them would most definitely be a part of TNA's Mount Rushmore. I think the best case scenario and I really doubt this will happen, but it would be great if WWE bought the rights to the brand and the tape library. All the TNA footage for guys like Joe, Sting, Xaiver Woods, and anyone else who they bring in from TNA would be great to have and with the network they could throw up some TNA content as well, I'd especially like to go back and watch the weekly PPV shows again.
The moment TNA brought in Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff to run the show was the moment TNA lost any momentum they had. They hyped up the debuts and move to Monday Night's and the first show did great ratings wise for TNA and Spike TV, but the show itself was a mess. No one wanted to see Orlando Jordan's bi-sexual gimmick, no one wanted to see the Immortal faction (New Blood 2.0), no one wanted a heel Jeff Hardy, and no one wanted to see Hogan and Bischoff run the show! The only good thing that came out of that time period was the debut of The Pope and Nigel McGuinness, both guys went no where though.
Well, if they do eventually file for bankruptcy, WWE could acquire the tape library through bankruptcy court.
While I have repeatedly expressed my enjoyment of how Impact has played out over the past 9 months, TNA has always been pretty atrocious on the business side of things.
I think it would be cool if he returned to answer John Cena's US Open challenge. After all, Cena made his debut by accepting an open challenge from Kurt Angle.
The little bit I have seen of the product since the move to Destination America certainly hasn't been bad, but I don't get the channel so I don't usually keep up with TNA like I used to, it's even harder too since they tape so much TV at once, I'll read the spoilers for several months of episodes and then forget about half the storylines and feuds.
ing good. Though by now I almost feel like I'll never like Baron Corbin unless he gets rebranded as Big Bo and him and Bo Dallas become a tag team.Cannot unhear.
Hey come on - May 19th was the day 'Taker killed his family with the fire, not Katie Vick's death.
up with the camera guy was amusing. Loved the Owens video. Could do without Rusev losing all the cool Russian-themed stuff. LOVED their wacky makeup-breakup bit. off. Ditto Stardust-Neville, and Bo-Neville too. Neville could've come off as a legit guy in the IC Chamber even with a loss, but instead, he'll beat Bo ing Dallas in a nothing match. Cena-Ryder was okay, but a great showcase for Owens afterwards. His new gear rules. Paige-Tamina was awful thanks to Tamina, who won - so I guess Paige wins the title at EC. New Day vs. 10 PEOPLE was stupid and basically made them faces by default. I loved the visual of Dean in the cop getup coming out in the paddy wagon. He really does come off as something special when he's given the chance to.
