*Ongoing* iMPACT Spoilers

[jagilki]

By John Benoit on 2010-10-11 19:25:07
Xplosion:
*TNA X-Division champion Jay Lethal pinned The Amazing Red.

TNA Impact:

We open up impact with Hulk Hogan's theme song and Hogan's pyro. Eric Bischoff and Hogan (still on crutches) come out and there is a mixture of cheers and boos in the building. There are some loud "Hogan sucks" chant as Biscoff introduces Hogan. Hogan says, "Enough of the crap" and that it's time to take what is their's. Fans chant "Please retire." Hogan says that Dixie Carter lied to him and sold him a false bill of good when it came to TNA, so now "Hollywood" Hogan is taking over TNA. Bischoff introduces the first member of Team Hogan, Abyss. Abyss hugs them and screams, "They're here!" Hogan calls Abyss his son. Bischoff them introduces Jeff Jarrett, who said that at first, he didn't see eye to eye with them but then realized they are on the same page. Bischoff cut a promo on Dixie, saying Dixie took Jeff's company from him, but Fourtune's music played and out came Ric Flair and Fourtune.

Flair said that Fortune runs TNA, not anyone else. Flair says that tonight, either he or Hogan have to leave TNA forever and they face off, then hug. Bischoff asked if anyone thought that 25 years ago, Flair and Hogan would be on the same team ever. Bischoff then introduced TNA champion Jeff Hardy, who comes out. Everyone in the ring claps for Hardy while the crowd is split. There is a loud "You sold out" chant. Hardy said he didn't sell out, he sold in. Hardy said that he doesn't care about his fans and reveals he was the one who was behind the Abyss attack on Rob Van Dam.

They cut to Sting and Kevin Nash watching backstage. Bischoff asks them to come to the ring and let bygones be bygones. Nash and Sting come out. Bischoff asks them to join the crew but Kevin says, "Thanks but no thanks." He cut a promo saying he is sticking with the TNA family and is "passing on the money this time." Sting says that he loves TNA and history won't be repeating itself, and turns them down as well. Bischoff says the offer stands when they change their mind.

*Madison Rayne cuts a promo and says that Tara beat her at Bound for Glory and that wasn't supposed to happen. Tara comes out and Rayne tells her that she is the only reason that Tara is back in TNA and Tara needs to do the right thing. Tara lays down and lets Rayne pin her. Madison begins celebrating but Mickie James comes out and says that she came to TNA to make history, so why not let it be tonight. Madison shoved Tara into her and ran off.

*Kurt Angle came out to no music to make a statement. There's a big "please don't go" chant from the crowd. Angle says he re-injured his ribs and his neck last night but before he announces his retirement, he wants answers. Out comes Jeff Jarrett, who tells him that Angle said he would retire if he didn't win the title. Angle says that he was the one who out TNA on the map, that his loss at the PPV was the final nail in TNA's coffin and Jarrett can have his ex-wife, but Angle is getting a piece of Jeff. Angle throws the mic down and goes for Jarrett but the two security guards take Angle down and handcuff him. Jarrett begins beating down. Taz finally takes of his headset and comes down, telling Jarrett to back off. Jarrett finally does and we don't have any official announcement of Angle retiring. Good segment.

*Samoa Joe defeated Abyss by DQ when Abyss attacked Joe with the ring bell, busting him open. Before Abyss could do any more damage, Rob Van Dam hit the ring and cut a promo calling out Hardy. Hardy appeared on the screen, talking about friendship. Bischoff comes out and says the main event tonight will be RVD vs. Mr. Anderson with the winner getting a shot at Hardy. RVD immediately accepts.

*Fortune defeated Pope Dinero in a four on one handicap match after Beer Money hit DWI on Pope, then beat him down after the match. Pope got in a good amount of offense

*The Shore comes out and cuts a promo on The Jersey Show. JWoww comes out with The Beautiful People. Cookie makes fun of JWow, leading to a catfight between the two. Cookie ends up carried to the back by Robbie E.

[Gary]

Hey at least this time they didnt wait a year to water down the new group by adding too many people.

[jagilki]

last part

*Ken Anderson vs. Rob Van Dam goes to a no contest after Eric Bischoff pulls the referee out of the ring. Jeff Hardy shows up and uses a chair on both of them. Some fans threw plastic bottles at Hardy but Universal security removed them immediately.

[Joey WARPED]

I'm all in.

I imagine they will trim the fat for Fourtune anyway. And, Team Hogan only had 3 active wrestlers of the 5 involved, so it'll work out and be just fine :-)

Look at Nexus, possibly having 8 members by next week.

[! JDM The Professional !]

I'm all in.

I imagine they will trim the fat for Fourtune anyway. And, Team Hogan only had 3 active wrestlers of the 5 involved, so it'll work out and be just fine :-)

Look at Nexus, possibly having 8 members by next week.

Thats the spirit Joey

Lets hope TNA can do something good with this

Regards,

JDM

[Alex Smiley]

It's like I've been saying all along...when life gives you lemons, make Kool-Aid.

[The Dudester]

No Joe? What about Dixie having Abyss fired? Sting and Nash seemed pretty calm after actually being right...

Oh TNA.. you disappoint me like a strip club when I was 21...

[jagilki]

NEXT WEEK[/u]

LIVE, ONGOING TNA SPOILERS FROM ORLANDO, FL
by John Benoit @ 7:21 PM on 10/12/2010

Dark Match:
*Stevie Richards pinned Mr. Pectacular.

Note:ANOTHER REALITY STAR WORKS TNA IMPACT TAPING
by Mike Johnson @ 7:56 PM on 10/12/2010

The Mr. Pectacular who worked a dark match against Stevie Richards at tonight's Impact taping is former CBS Big Brother reality star Jessie Godderz, who has been wrestling in Canada for WFX.
Thanks to Steven Fernandes

TNA Impact:

*Mr Anderson, wearing his arm in a sling, comes out and demands to talk to Jeff Hardy. Instead, Rob Van Dam comes out and says that he wants Hardy too, so Anderson needs to get a spot in line. Hardy appears on the screen and asks both of them "for forgiveness." Eric Bischoff comes out on the ramp and cuts a promo on Anderson, apologizing to him for not pushing Anderson hard enough. He tells Anderson that if he can defeat Kaz in an Ultimate X match, he will get the title shot at Hardy at Turning Point. Bischoff then tells RVD he didn't forget about him and tonight it's Van Dam and Sabu vs. Beer Money. Bischoff then warns Van Dam to watch his back, "...and maybe your friends."

*Robbie E. pinned The Amazing Red and cut a promo demanding an X-Division title shot. There was a loud "boring" chant for the promo.

*Backstage, Fourtune cut a promo about their matches tonight and Ric Flair gets iced again.

*TNA TV champion AJ Styles pinned Pope Dinero in a Street Fight where Styles would lose the bout if Fourtune interfered. The fight starts on the stage as Styles gets rammed in the steel thing on the corner of the stage, then they make their way down to the ringside area. Pope is in control until a Styles low blow. Abyss finally appears and hits a Black Hole Slam on Pope and Styles scored the pin. Fourtune and Eric Bischoff come out to applaud Abyss and thank him.

*Rob Van Dam enters the EV2.0 locker room and demands to know what Bischoff was talking about and who's been bought off. He assumes Raven and attacks him but the others pull him off.

*Jeff Jarrett comes out for a promo. The crowd is on him and chanting "You sold out." Jarrett says he came out to publicly apologize for his actions against Kurt Angle last week and he regrets not being Angle down worse. Jarrett said he is the true king of the ring, not Kurt Angle and he's the one who gave Angle a job in TNA when no one wanted him. Jarrett said he's now stripped Angle of his price and his career. Samoa Joe came out and he wanted to attack Jarrett ut the security guards cut off Joe and handcuffed him. Jarrett beat down Joe and tossed him off the stage towards the backstage area. Mike Tenay started yelling at Jarrett.

*Beer Money defeated Sabu and Rob Van Dam when Sabu accidentally nailed him with a chair by accident and Robert Roode pinned him. Sabu tried to explain what happened but Van Dam didn't want to hear it and nailed Sabu. They began fighting but EV2.0 ran out and separated them.

*Mickie James pinned Sarita. Tara attacked Mickie and laid her out with the Widow's Peak.

*Kaz defeated Mr. Anderson in an Ultimate X match. Before the main event, Anderson is warming up backstage and has his shoulder heavily taped. As he is walking to the ring, Fourtune attacks him and beats him down before carrying him to the stage and tossing him down. Kaz climbs up to get the X but before he can get there, Anderson stops him. Anderson tries to climb the ropes but can't as he's too hurt. He tries to get a ladder but Fourtune rushes the ring and beat down Anderson. Matt Morgan powerbombs him and Kaz gets on his shoulders to grab the X. Anderson grabs a steel pipe to run off Fourtune but Jeff Hardy attacks him from behind with a steel chair and lays out Anderson. He places Anderson's arm within the ladder and beat it with the chair.

Xplosion:

*Eric Young pinned Magnus.

[The Dudester]

jeez.... not impressed by how it sounds. I hope it comes across better on TV

[Gary]

The way TNA is booking things it would not shock me if RVD himself was the one who was bought.

[! JDM The Professional !]

I think the second week sounds much better than the first. In a way, I am intrigued to how this will end and who will end up victor. I think Joe will win the title. He does have a feast or fired shot still doesn't he?

Regards,

JDM

[Gary]

The ninjas probably took it as the ransom payment.

[! JDM The Professional !]

The ninjas probably took it as the ransom payment.

Pfft, come on dude, we all know ninjas don't exist especially when it comes to kidnapping Samoa Joe! Sheeshe!

[Adam Wrong]

So every match is a beatdown in some way?

[Adam Wrong]

exactly...

To be perfectly frank, even I admit that the wrestling landscape has changed to such an extent that fans from 10 years ago will nt necessarily enjoy today's product as it caters for an entirely different market. I can honestly say that after watching some shows again recently that TNA is trying to work on this market from 10 years ago in order to draw those who do not enjoy WWE's Family Friendly market and let them be nostalgic with the wrestlers and storylines of 1999-2000.

The trouble is that is anybody wants that then it is on WWE classics. What TNA doesn't appear to grasp is that the casual wrestling fan doesn't want rehashed old stories and to be honest, I don't think anybody wants a storyline where one uberpowerful group holds all the marbles anymore.

I see Hogan et al like the kid in a game that can't lose as he wants to be everything. The one that wants to be bulletproof, fly, travel through time, beat up everybody and be the greatest thing ever.

TNA has lost a lot from this and if they realise it they are fucked as they will be panned either way.