Just watched the TNA PPV.

**asphyXy** · 06-10-2004, 01:32 AM

Impact really impressed me, so I decided to buy the pay per view this week.

The only things I noticed that annoyed me were the color commentator and the constant mentioning of the six-sided ring. Whoever that is doing color commentary is terrible and should never have a job that has anything to do with speaking. He runs out of breath in the middle of every sentence.

They're overhyping the six sided ring for no reason. We're watching the show. We see the ring. You don't have to mention the advantages and disadvantages of it in every match. It's a pay per view, so it's unlikely that you'll have viewers "just tuning in".

Other than that, the show was great. Based on what I've seen so far [the match on Impact and their match tonight], America's Most Wanted are a great tag team. Both of the matches were entertaining and I now consider myself a fan of them.

It was great to see Jerry Lynn in action again, even if he was gone for the first half of the match. That guy Heavy Metal looked really sloppy in the match, though. He fucked up nearly everything.

The 3 Live Crew match was decent. Ron Killings' match was [obviously] the best of the three. He's awesome. Jeff Jarrett is still pretty decent in the ring.

The main event was nearly thirty minutes long. It didn't seen anywhere near that long. AJ Styles hit 6 or 7 moves that made my jaw drop. Kazarian was really impressive as well. Definitely the best match I've seen this year without a shadow of a doubt.

The show was full of actual wrestling, which is much better than what WWE has to offer. No bikini contests, no pointless promos [Jarrett's opening promo was decent and actually led to something], no run-in's mid match to cause a no contest... just solid wrestling. Also, Mike Tenay puts WWE announcers to shame. He actually calls wrestling moves, and he shows concern for the match taking place instead of hyping the main event the whole show during matches.

I'll most likely buy the PPV again next week.

06-10-2004, 01:32 AM	#1
asphyXy Chill out, dickwad. Posts: 17,219	Just watched the TNA PPV. Impact really impressed me, so I decided to buy the pay per view this week. The only things I noticed that annoyed me were the color commentator and the constant mentioning of the six-sided ring. Whoever that is doing color commentary is terrible and should never have a job that has anything to do with speaking. He runs out of breath in the middle of every sentence. They're overhyping the six sided ring for no reason. We're watching the show. We see the ring. You don't have to mention the advantages and disadvantages of it in every match. It's a pay per view, so it's unlikely that you'll have viewers "just tuning in". Other than that, the show was great. Based on what I've seen so far [the match on Impact and their match tonight], America's Most Wanted are a great tag team. Both of the matches were entertaining and I now consider myself a fan of them. It was great to see Jerry Lynn in action again, even if he was gone for the first half of the match. That guy Heavy Metal looked really sloppy in the match, though. He fucked up nearly everything. The 3 Live Crew match was decent. Ron Killings' match was [obviously] the best of the three. He's awesome. Jeff Jarrett is still pretty decent in the ring. The main event was nearly thirty minutes long. It didn't seen anywhere near that long. AJ Styles hit 6 or 7 moves that made my jaw drop. Kazarian was really impressive as well. Definitely the best match I've seen this year without a shadow of a doubt. The show was full of actual wrestling, which is much better than what WWE has to offer. No bikini contests, no pointless promos [Jarrett's opening promo was decent and actually led to something], no run-in's mid match to cause a no contest... just solid wrestling. Also, Mike Tenay puts WWE announcers to shame. He actually calls wrestling moves, and he shows concern for the match taking place instead of hyping the main event the whole show during matches. I'll most likely buy the PPV again next week.