TNA Impact Review, Comments and Thought for 3/13/08

[BigDaddyCool]

Last night's Impact from me gets a strong C, which is really good considering it is TNA. I can spend hours nit picking all the faults, but I'm going to start off with the good part. Every segement on the show...well besides the dating with Val and Jay, moved a storyline along in a timely fashion. The entire show didn't revolve around Kurt and Karen, and it felt like watching a wrestling show instead of a retarded kid running around all crazy like.

Also, not only did they manage to string together segements that were moving storylines along, they weren't boring either. It usually seems TNA is either a crazy mess or boring, they found a decent middleground. If they can at least keep that part constant, they will improve as promotion.

Also, it was nice that we already have 2 mainevents in the works for Lockdown. Joe and Angle can dance around eachother till then. Team Christian and Team Tomko can build up nicely.

Also, the Angles (Kurt and Karen, not angles as in storylines, well they were too, but that isn't what I'm talking about) last night were fairly entertaining.

As for what they did wrong: What is with the MCMG's jobbing to Rellik and Black Riegn? Then having Eric Young come in and beat up both Rellick and Riegn single handedly. The Machine Guns are the hottest tag team in TNA, and you just jobbed them to the jobbingest team in TNA. Not only that, an idiot in a cape comes out and kills the monsters, which in turn says Eric Young > the MCMGs.

Quit with this retrospective of NAO/VKM.

The Roxy make-over segement was just akward.

The whole dating thing with Lethal and Val is retarded. How are they just now going on a first date a month later?

Kong being scared of ODB? The hell? Kong has been killing everyone in the women's div, ODB included.

[Innovator]

The MMG are in the doghouse still I think for not blading during the 3D feud

[Mr. Nerfect]

Yeah, jobbing out The MCMG, while it could damage two guys TNA has a lot of potential in, does make sense given the problems they've had with them.

Awesome Kong should not be intimidated by anyone except maybe Raesha Saeed, or whatever her name is. Cheerleader Melissa is my pick as to who should win the TNA Knockout Championship from Kong. ODB should prove to be somewhat a thorn in Kong's side, and Gail Kim could continue to chase to the point where she gives Kong a handful, but I think fear should first really play a part in Kong outside the ring when dealing with Melissa, to really put her over as someone with the skill to bring Kong down, when they eventually turn them against each other.

[BigDaddyCool]

Cause of my dyslexia I almost thought you said balding during the 3D feud. I can't blame them for not want to go bald, if I had the option, I would keep all of my hair as well. But I don't :(

[Mr. Nerfect]

I'm glad Tomko gets to lead a team against Christian Cage at Lockdown. Cage has been an MVP for TNA, and Tomko has really become entertaining and something somewhat special for the company. His character is awesome, and it's becoming less and less unbelievable that the guy was trained by Shawn Michaels. The awesomeness is just there.

[BigDaddyCool]

Tomko was trained by Micheals too? Wow, Micheals is a good trainer.

[Ruien]

It was a good show all around. Angle was hilarious, I hope they turn him into funny Kurt again.

[Destor]

I support the Cheerleader Mellisa idea Noid.

[Destor]

Minus Kong showing fear

[Innovator]

Kong doesn't know fear

[Volare]

Kong's eyes just got big because she realized how much of a meal she could make out of ODB.

[Mr. Nerfect]

Well, maybe not fear. That was the wrong word. I was thinking more respect? Awesome Kong and Cheerleader Melissa could be sparring partners, so Kong knows that she is perhaps the only woman who can take her down. She shouldn't tear down Melissa like all the others in her path.

[Mr. Nerfect]

Tomko was trained by Micheals too? Wow, Micheals is a good trainer.

To my knowledge, here are the guys in WWE, TNA and ROH who have been trained by Shawn Michaels:

Lance Cade
Brian Kendrick
Tomko
Hermandez
Bryan Danielson

All of them have shown talent and promise, in my opinion.