Thread: So are we going to talk about Bound For Glory at all? *Spoilers, of course*
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Old 10-15-2008, 10:46 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by Sting Fan View Post
So hold on let me get this straight, people think TNA is lining up for an angle with the old gaurd holding down the new wave of lalent...


If so WTF is Jarrett doing challenging? That so ass backwards its not even funny.

Im not a TNA basher, and sadly I cant really watch it here but if im reading that right well fuck me why not just pop on a dying days of WCW vid.
Well, Jeff Jarrett has come back with a lot of sympathy, and has been playing a more humble "father of TNA" role. He cares about the company, not his own ego, and is all for the young ones coming in and taking over. He'd actually make great opposition for Sting, who is playing a character that has a similar journey to Jarrett's, but has chosen the selfish route instead of altruistic one.

One thing I would like about that match, is that the face/heel dynamic is interesting, but also that I really don't care who holds the belt out of those two, because they are both good performers that are way past their prime. Jarrett could win the title and then drop it to either Kevin Nash, Kurt Angle or Booker T to set up Joe taking it back.
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