TNA is up and down like a yo-yo at the moment (this sounds familiar…). One minute it�s Robert Roode vs Eric Young part 46, the next it�s the Kurt Angle soap opera with Kevin �I’m a real doctor, I’ll show you my certificates and everything� Nash! So I sat down for about a minute and came up with an incredibly detailed 3 point guide to what TNA needs to rock again. Read the rest »

Ok, it only came out a few days ago, but considering the current Kurt Angle and TNA focus/obsession on this blog I thought I might as well put up this viral video parody Spike TV did (and I assume TNA, though there is no mention of them) showing Kurt Angle taking an oh-so-subtle dig at WWE and its superstars. When you find all the subtle comments and hidden meanings leave them in the comments! Read the rest »

So, the age of Kurt and Karen Angle is finally here on TNA and I can already feel something nagging away inside of me. Boredom? Tedium maybe? I know, I know, it’s fickle but the guy is going to be having three matches at No Surrender! I hope for Kurt’s sake TNA management have warm hands because they are seriously milking the guy. He’s great, but he’s not that great. Though I have to say the sight of him coming down in a tux on this week’s TNA Impact, alongside his hot wife, carrying his five title belts was both incredible and ridiculous. But, that’s TNA for you. Read the rest »

This week’s Raw was pretty damn good and really hilarious (though I’d been pounding the alcohol all evening so I would probably have laughed at anything). Since the ratings tanked and Vince decided to come back, Raw has really put the wrestling into second place behind promos/segments such as the poet Ron Simmons, William Regal’s gameshow obsession and Vince’s baby drama. Read the rest »

Hard Justice, otherwise known as the Pacman Jones show, was overall a solid PPV. Did anyone else think the crowd weren’t really into it though? TNA continue to have momentum behind them, but they need to start some new, interesting�feuds quickly for No Surrender, as�most of the Hard Justice lineup felt rushed and stale. Read the rest »