Thread: Is tna impact watchable?
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Old 10-19-2005, 12:22 PM   #32
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All I have to say on TNA (based on the one episode of Impact I saw), is that it has picqued (sp?) my interest.

*Petey Williams is an interesting performer, and his Canadian Destroyer is awesome.
*I wasn't much impressed by the little I've seen of AJ, but Christopher Daniels is an amazing athlete with alot of charisma.
*Monty Brown just looks dominating, they play to his strengths well.
*For some reason, upon seeing Abyss, I know what it would look like, if it were possible, if Kane and Mankind had a kid.
*Rhyno looks motivated again, and I've always been impressed by him. Sabu, well, he's Sabu.
*Sonjay Dutt I don't think much of, but Sharkboy is intruiging.
*I've heard great things about Samoa Joe. I hope he lives up to the hype.
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