Grabaciones De TNA iMPACT Wrestling 17/11/11
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Grabaciones De TNA iMPACT Wrestling 17/11/11
*Aparece Bobby Roode y habla de como Fortune era con él. Aparece James Storm y se dirige al ring acompañado por la seguridad. Aparece AJ Styles de la multitud y se golpea con Roode, la seguridad interviene pero no pueden con ellos. Styles toma el microfono y dice que él y Bobby Roode se calmaran. Aparece Sting y anuncia que el Main Event en TNA Final Resolution será: Bobby Roode vs. AJ Styles por el Campeonato Mundial Pesado en un Iron Man Match de 30 minutos.
*Roode se marcha pero conecta a Dixie Carter. Nuevamente Roode y Styles se agarran a golpes hasta que la seguridad y los agentes los vuelven a separar y se llevan a Roode por haber herido a Dixie Carter.
1. Robbie E derroto a Devon vía Schoolboy para retener el Campeonato de la Television
*En Backstage se encuentran Samoa Joe y James Storm, Joe le dice a Storm que no fue él quien lo ataco la semana pasada, al final ambos terminan golpeandose.
2. Jesse Sorensen & Brian Kendrick derrotaron a Austin Aries & Kid Kash luego de que Sorensen aplicará el Rolling Cutter sobre Kash
*Durante el transcurso de la lucha Austin Aries dejo luchando solo a Kash y Kash fallo un Moonsault permitiendo que Sorensen aplicará su movida final.
*En Backstage Sting conversa con Garrett Bischoff sobre su lucha ante Gunner la semana pasada. Aparecen Crimson & Matt Morgan hablando de su lucha en Turning Point. Sting habla de la Division en Parejas con la ausencia de MCMG y la separación de Team 3D. Dice que Mexican America han amenazado con irse ya que no tienen competencia. Dice que es una buena idea que Crimson & Morgan hagan equipo y luego de que se pongan de acuerdo tendran una lucha por los Campeonatos en Pareja esta noche.
3. Mickie James gano un Gauntlet Match de 10 Knockouts para obtener una oportunidad titular, Mickie vencio a Madison Rayne con un Roll-Up
Las eliminaciones fueron:
Velvet Sky derroto a Rosita vía Facebuster
Velvet Sky derroto a Brooke Tessmacher vía pinfall
Angelina Love derroto a Velvet Sky vía Roll-Up
Mickie James derroto a Angelina Love vía Reverse Roundhouse Kick
Mickie James derroto a Sarita vía Jumping DDT
Mickie James derroto a Tara vía Jumping DDT
Mickie James derroto a Winter vía Reverse Roundhouse Kick
Mickie James derroto a ODB vía Lou Thesz Press (tras perder ODB noqueo a Mickie James)
Mickie James derroto a Madison Rayne con un Roll-Up luego de que Madison se confiara ante Mickie
*En el ring están Karen Jarrett & Jeff Hardy, Karen trata de hacer que Jeff pierda la tranquilidad. Karen se disponía a darle una bofetada pero Hardy la bloquea. Jeff Jarrett aparece entre la multitud y Hardy lo ve venir, Karen buscaba un golpe bajo pero Hardy lo evita y se va.
4. Crimson & Matt Morgan derrotaron a Mexican America vía Exploder Suplex & Carbon Footprint para ganar los Campeonatos en Parejas
5. Garrett Bischoff derroto a Gunner vía DDT
*Aparece James Storm y dice que quiere saber quien fue el que lo ataco salvajemente la semana pasada. Llama a AJ Styles. Storm dice que no sabe como Styles obtuvo no una sino dos oportunidades por el Campeonato Mundial Pesado tan pronto el fue sacado del panorama. AJ dice que le ofiende en que Storm sospeche en él. Ambos se golpean, hasta que aparece Kazarian para separarlos. Kazarian se lleva a AJ fuera del ring, y AJ esta furioso. Storm se va del ring, sale Kurt Angle debajo del ring y ataca a Storm cerca a la rampa de entrada, Angle hace regresar a Storm al ring y lo castiga con el Angle Slam. Angle se revela como el atacante misterioso de James Storm.
Fin del Show
The Silver Wrestling Report: October 30-November 5
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A week removed from Vengeance, one week away from Turning Point. Aside from the Muppets taking over the Raw Supershow, it was a pretty average week for the WWE as they build to the final PPV of the Big Four, WWE Survivor Series 2011.It has been a nice breather from how exhausting October was. It seemed like there was a PPV almost every week or so. It was also an average week for TNA that was surprisingly not as bad as the last two weeks have been. It was not anywhere close to good, but at least it was passable.So without further ado let us take a look at the biggest new in the professional wrestling this week.
Monday Night MuppetsLast week’s Raw took place on Halloween and had the Muppets take over as special guests in order to promote their new movie that comes out later this month. All-in-all, this writer felt it was an entertaining night. The wrestling was good at best and the promos, which mostly involved various Muppets, were hit or miss.The mass wrestling community will either love or hate this episode and it will depend on how if you enjoy watching the Muppets. You have to say, the Beaker and Sheamus moment was amazing. Ever since Edge compared Sheamus to Beaker on the 900th episode of Raw, wrestling fans have been waiting for the opportunity to see Beaker and Sheamus in the same segment and WWE gave us what we wanted.Personally, I felt that the wrestler’s involved in these segments with the Muppets were having a lot of fun and it showed on Raw especially Jack Swagger. It looked like he had a lot of fun working with Kermit the Frog and Gonzo.For one night only, it did not hurt WWE and it might have given them some mainstream exposure, which is always good for the company. The WWE has had their fun, now they have to get a little more serious as we move ever-so closer to Survivor Series.
Awesome Truth Meet Super CenaAt the beginning of Raw, a video of the Rock’s response to John Cena’s invitation to tag with him at Survivor Series was shown. After teasing that he may not accept, the People’s Champ ultimately said he will team with John Cena at Survivor Series to face Awesome Truth.To further build this match, the Miz vs. John Cena was booked for the main event of Raw. The match was promoted as a WrestleMania Rematch since Raw was in Atlanta for Raw. The main event was a pretty good match. It was better than their match at WrestleMania, but still was not that great.The main thing this writer wants to talk about is the ending of this match that saw Cena fight off a disguised R-Truth before locking in the STF on the Miz to get the submission victory. Immediately following the match, R-Truth jumps into the ring to attack Cena, but gets caught in an Attitude Adjustment from Super Cena.In the matter of one minute, John Cena made the Miz and R-Truth look completely inferior to him and devalued his match at Survivor Series. Why does John Cena need the Rock to help him fight the Miz and R-Truth when he can beat them by himself?WWE really needs to make Awesome Truth look like legitimate threats to John Cena and the Rock or they could be in another situation like the burial of Alberto Del Rio back at Night of Champions. 
It Doesn’t Pay to be RoodeWe are only two weeks removed from James Strom capturing the TNA World Title from Kurt Angle. On last Thursday’s Impact Wrestling saw Strom’s first title defense against Beer Money tag team partner and good friend, Bobby Roode. A ref bump and a beer bottle shot later, James Strom’s reign as TNA World Heavyweight Champion was over and replaced a newly turned heel Bobby Roode.The match itself was pretty good, but the ending was absolutely horrible and ruined the whole match in my opinion. A heel turn does not just happen for no reason. There should be hints dropped before the turn eventually happens.With Roode’s heel turn, TNA did nothing to hint at that he would turn on Strom. All TNA had to do was have a backstage segment where Roode and Strom are talking and Roode starts starring at the title or have Roode show some jealousy towards Strom for winning the title instead of him. At this point in time, this whole angle feels rushed from the company that likes to plan their storylines months in advance.It also feels like there was a lot of backlash over Bobby Roode not winning the TNA World Title at Bound for Glory by fans and the locker room that TNA and mainly Hulk Hogan were trying to cover their asses.If TNA really planned for the long term, they would have had this angle take place over the next five months leading up to their Lockdown PPV next April with Roode eventually winning the title and turning heel down the road.We will most likely get an explanation why Roode turned heel on this week’s Impact Wrestling, but that will not be enough to convince this writer. If handled with care and given time, a Bobby Roode vs. James Strom feud could be the best thing TNA will ever have going for them. By rushing things, TNA could have severely hurt the potential of this feud. 
Daniel Bryan vs. Mark Henry, Possible WrestleMania Main EventWe got another entertaining night of television this past Friday on Smackdown. There was a great Street Fight between Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton to kick off the show, which you should all take time to watch. What this writer wants to talk about was the main event between World Heavyweight Champion Mark Henry and Smackdown Money in the Bank winner Daniel Bryan.If Mark Henry can hold onto the World Title until WrestleMania, this match could be one of the main events on the Grandest Stage of Them All and we got a preview on Smackdown. It was your classic David vs. Goliath match where Henry dominated Bryan for the majority of the contest.Bryan would get in a flurry of moves in on the World Heavyweight Champion, which looked amazing, but to no avail. Henry would eventually get Bryan back into a corner where he started destroying him with splashes. The match would come to an end when Big Show, who accompanied Daniel Bryan to ringside, jumped into the ring a hit Henry with his WMD punch.Even though the match ended in disqualification, it was a great preview of what may and hopefully will come at WrestleMania 28. For Daniel Bryan to be the superstar to defeat the ever dominate Mark Henry on the Biggest PPV of the Year would catapult the American Dragon to the high heights of the main event scene.The Sliver Wrestling Report By: AJ Silver
The Silver Wrestling Report: October 23-29
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Last Sunday, WWE returned to the Land of the Free for their Vengeance PPV event. This writer did not get a chance to watch, but from what I have read it was a very polarizing event. Some people thought it was the best PPV of the year (sorry, this writer does not believe that a B show like Vengeance could dethrone Money in the Bank from that position), but the vast majority believe it was another average non-memorable PPV. The Raw and Smackdown that followed Vengeance this week were very enjoyable shows with some of the best matches we have seen in a while. Just watch the Randy Orton vs. Dolph Ziggler match from Smackdown this last Friday and you will see what this writer means. Talking about great wrestling if you have not gotten a chance to check out ROH’s new TV show, you are missing out. ROH puts on quality wrestling matches week-in week-out. It might not have the production values of a WWE or TNA show, but if you enjoy pure wrestling over promos and skits ROH is the show for you. Check out the ROH World Title Match between Davey Richards and Roderick Strong from two weeks back and see what some of you are missing.And with that let us rundown the biggest news in this past week of professional wrestling.
John Cena to Tag With The Rock, Wait Wasn’t That Already Announced?Well to the chagrin of the thousand members of the Cenation and a sigh of relief to every other wrestling fan, Super Cena did not leave San Antonio with the WWE Championship. Del Rio did get the win over Cena in the Last Man Standing Match, but not without some help from the Miz and R-Truth. After beating the likes of Triple H and CM Punk at Vengeance, the team of Awesome Truth has set their sights on the Face of the WWE. Monday rolled around and Laurinaitus put John Cena with Zack Ryder to face Awesome Truth in the main event of Raw. Before Ryder made it out to the ring for his first Raw main event, the Miz and R-Truth attacked the Long Island Iced Z. Without a partner for Cena, the match was changed into a Handicap Match. Cena went hold-for-hold with Miz and Truth until the Awesome Truth decided to take out Cena rather than get the win. R-Truth hit Cena with a water bottle and the match was thrown out. The Miz and R-Truth would go on to attack a defenseless Cena until security and John Laurinaitus rushed out to stop them. We even got to see some emotion from the monotone Senior Vice President of Talent Relations before he announced that the Awesome Truth will face John Cena and a partner of Cena’s choosing at Survivor Series. To everybody’s surprise (not), Cena chose the Rock to be his tag team partner and now will be waiting for The People’s Champ answer this week on Raw. The thing that this writer cannot get out of his head is the fact that Cena and The Rock are teaming or joining forces as the poster says at Survivor Series has already been announced about a month ago. Why the bluest of blue hell is WWE trying to insult our intelligence with this stupid angle when we already know the result?! If the WWE kept their mouths firmly shut and had The Rock’s appearance at Survivor Series be more of a surprise, the final angle on last Monday’s Raw would have been amazing. By releasing an official poster that has the tagline, “The Rock and John Cena Join Forces. Never Before, Never Again” a month before this reveal, the WWE killed all the impact of Cena asking The Rock to team with him at Survivor Series and The Rock’s clearly obvious acceptance of that offer this week on Raw.CM Punk’s Quest for the Gold Meets Johnny Ace
After losing the WWE Championship to Alberto Del Rio back at Summerslam, CM Punk never received his one-on-one rematch for the title that he once held. Back from fighting the likes of Triple, the Miz and R-Truth and with John Cena off doing other things, it looks to be Punk’s turn to enjoy the limelight of the WWE Championship scene. On Raw this past Monday, the Voice of the Voiceless interrupted the WWE Champion Alberto Del Rio’s victory speech and made his case. That did not help as the Interim GM of Raw and Grade-A Weasel John Laurinaitus would not give the Straight Edge Superstar the match with Del Rio unless he proved himself worthy. Laurinaitus wanted Punk to say he respected and in CM Punk fashion, he did technically said he respected the Raw GM, but still found a way to make fun of the Senior VP of Talent Relations, which Laurinaitus did not enjoy. So this week on Raw CM Punk will face the World Heavyweight Champion Mark Henry and if he somehow irks out a victory over the World’s Strongest Man, Punk will get his shot for the WWE Title at Survivor Series. Hopefully WWE will find a way to give Punk his title shot and not hurt Henry’s credibility. After the months of Cena dominating the WWE Championship scene, it is a nice change of scenery to see Punk and Del Rio feud for the title.Bischoff Family Feud
It seems that every week, this writer has something bad to say about TNA. For the few TNA fans that actually read this weekly article, to quote James Storm sorry about your damn luck. If the product that TNA put out on a weekly basis was not so downright horrible, this writer would not bash them so much. So let us dive into what inane storyline TNA has for us this week. From the ever-creative minds that gave us a feud between Daivari and a referee, now taking centre stage is a feud between Eric Bischoff and his son, Garett Bischoff. Two weeks back at Bound for Glory, Eric revealed something all us have known for a year now that referee Jackson James was Bischoff’s son. Hoping that Garett could screw Sting out of beating Hogan at the event, Eric’s plan did not come to fruition. Garett called the match right down the middle, which upset his egotistic father. Now we wrestling fans have to suffer for it as this past week on Impact instead of focusing on the TNA World Title, we got this feud shoved down our throats. Yes, it seems relevant considering how it was set-up at Bound for Glory, but why focus on a feud involving two non-wrestlers rather than give that time to the actual wrestlers? Hopefully the ending of these weeks Impact will be the end of it as Eric Bischoff and Ric Flair beat the crap out of Garett and we can move on to other better feuds. Sadly that does not seem likely as rumours say that TNA is hoping to build towards a Hulk Hogan and Garett Bischoff vs. Eric Bischoff and Ric Flair match for Lockdown next April. TNA, personally I don’t know how you do it, but you keep topping yourself week-in and week-out. Cannot wait to see what crap you will have for us this week on Impact Wrestling.Mark Henry and the Big Show, a Wrestling Ring’s Worst Nightmare
If you have not heard or seen it by now finish reading this article and go find it. Wondering what I am talking about? Look up at the picture above. Last Sunday at Vengeance, Mark Henry and the Big Show wrestled to a no contest as the two superstars were unable to continue after a superplex that literally destroyed the ring. For many this spot has been seen before, but for all the new fans that were unable to watch this spectacle happen back in 2003 with the Big Show and Brock Lesnar, it was an amazing memory for them. My thoughts are that it was a pretty good spot that has not been used in a long time so I am fine with it. Hopefully WWE does not exploit this spot and have it happen every year or so with the Big Show. It is a spot that should only happen every once a decade or so or it might lose its luster. Considering how the match ended Sunday, personally I was surprised nothing has been set in stone for a rematch between Mark Henry and the Big Show. On Smackdown, Big Show did say that he will get a rematch against Henry, but he did not say when, where and what kind of match. Reinforcing the ring and having another normal singles match would be nice. Sunday showed that the squared circle cannot contain the force of these two giants so why not make the stakes higher and have Henry and Show compete in a Falls Count Anywhere Match at Survivor Series. It would be crazy to see the World’s Strongest Man and the World’s Largest Athlete fight each other all around Madison Square Garden. It would open up the possibilities to have some really destructive spots and culminate the feud between Mark Henry and the Big Show just fine.The Sliver Wrestling Report By: AJ Silver
Urban Wrestling Federation Crowns Its First Champion At Street King PPV
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The Urban Wrestling Federation ran their latest pay-per-view event “Street King” on Sunday night .. Here are the results:
Urban Wrestling Federation
“Street King” PPV Results
(Taped in Manhattan, NY)
- Buck Chyld defeated Steve Mack in a loser leaves crew match.
- The SAT’s defeated Lance Lude and Brian XL.
- Eddie Carnage defeated B.C. Killer in a Night Club Brawl.
- Rasche Brown beat Homicide, Bestia, and Ricky Reyes in a four-way elimination match to become the first UWF Champion.
* Picture of RASCHE BROWN With the UWF Championship Belt
MTV's Ronnie Discusses TNA, Matches for Tonight's TNA Impact Wrestling Episode
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- Matches for tonight's episode of TNA Impact Wrestling include Gail Kim and Madison Rayne vs. Tara & Miss Tessmacher for the Knockouts Titles, Austin Aries vs. Jesse Sorensen, Jeff Jarrett & Bully Ray vs. Jeff Hardy & Mr. Anderson plus Bobby Roode vs. James Storm for the TNA World Heavyweight Title.
- MTV Jersey Shore's Ronnie Ortiz-Magro tells The New York Post that wrestling was fun but he wants to continue acting and doing Jersey Shore, not pursue a career in the ring. Regarding his experience working with TNA, he said:
"It as really a great experience [working for TNA]. I grew up watching it and now I get to see it firsthand and experience it. You get too see that they really work hard."
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Spike TV President Talks About Taking Impact Wrestling On The Road
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Spike TV President Kevin Kay recently commented on the possibility of taking Impact Wrestling on the road more often. He said:
“It was a mutual (Spike & TNA) decision. Dixie and Eric came in and pushed for it. I always wanted to do it. It’s great to have a home, but you don’t get the level of excitement as you do on the road. It adds a another level. We’re continuing discussions. We haven’t seen a (ratings) bump, but you can’t judge ratings week-to-week, some weeks things happen like competition, even though TNA holds up well against sports. As we can afford to continue it or increase it, it’s a financial decision. It adds a lot of excitement and vibrancy to the show.”
Moving forward, it appears TNA will be taping Impact from Orlando the night after pay-per-views and then the tapings prior to the next PPV will be on the road. No new Impact tapings outside of Orlando have been announced at this time.
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(Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter)
Tommy Dreamer Says He Left TNA Wrestling Due To Management's Lack Of Logic
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Tommy Dreamer appeared on Busted Open, which airs every Monday and Wednesday on Sirius 92 and XM 207 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Highlights from the interview are as follows:
Dreamer vs. Raven: "Yeah, oh man that was to me, one of the greater stories, feuds in wrestling history .. I put that up there with Dusty Rhodes, and Kevin Sullivan, Carlos Colon, Abdul the Butcher, Bret & Shawn. Just for the sake of how much stuff we really did, and you think longevity-wise you know. We lasted 3 years with that storyline of me never beating him, and the best part of that storyline with me was all the characters that spawned from it with you know Stevie Richards, Beulah, Francine, The Pit Bulls, Brian Lee, so many, The BWO. So many people were actually able to actually get a career because of that as well"
The End of ECW: "Well, it was an amazing, amazing team effort, and there’s a lot of guys who helped contribute to it, I just… I guess my legacy is also just because of so much, behind the scenes that I contributed to the company, and I was also pretty much the last man to stay in the company. I actually stayed longer than Paul Heyman, which was sad cuz’ he was the real owner. And , you know, I went down with the ship, but now it’s all good cuz’ it’s made me the man who I am. At times I was also thinking of changing my name to , ECW or like Edward Charles Wright cuz’ every time I wrestle, they seem to chant that."
Not wanting to hold titles: "Actually , one of the many fights me and Paul Heyman got into , to me, titles; I never wanted to hold one. You know, titles were given, to me, they’re given to guys to help them get to the next level, and in the original ECW, I really didn’t need it, but the story worked out better cuz’ a lot of times where do you go from there once you win the title. Then, you know, the whole storyline, and again, it was all Paul basically saying, “Don’t put the title around your waist. I don’t want anyone ever to say there was a picture of you with the title around your waist, and like that would be the next chapter for Tommy Dreamer. He finally won the title. Not only did he lose the girl, but he also never got a picture of him with the title around his waist, you know just to add to the saga of professional wrestling, and the original ECW."
Parting ways with TNA Wrestling: "There was a lot of things. It was.. contracts and it just whatever. I didn’t put up with a lot of stuff in WWE, I’m not gonna’ put up with stuff in TNA. And you know what? I miss everybody in WWE, and I miss everybody in TNA, but,..I’m happy in my life and at 40 years old, if I can’t, I don’t want to say do it my way, but again, not seeing things done logically, and looking at stuff from a business point of view. Then I just say it doesn’t make sense to me, and it’s like no matter how hard I work, no matter how much I destroy my body, no matter how much other guys destroy their body, if stuff’s not going to change, to me that really, really bothers me, and I don’t know. I guess I don’t want to be a part of it.
"I don’t want negativity in my life just because I’m in a way different stage in my life. I love wrestling. I‘ve loved it since I was a little kid, and I don’t want to be the bitter old veteran who hates wrestling, and for a while like when stuff doesn’t make sense or they just do stuff to do it, and just do it, I get so mad. I just..I’d rather just walk away and watch it from afar, and be like an armed chair quarterback on Monday’s or Tuesday’s, ya’ know?"
*VIDEO* Mick Foley returns to WWE
TNA Impact Wrestling 10 20 11 October 20 2011 Results|Spoilers
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The fallout from TNA Bound For Glory 2011 begins with the TNA Impact Wrestling 10 20 11 October 20 2011 Results|Spoilers from Orlando Florida.
TNA Entertainment has crowned on Tuesday at the IMPACT WRESTLING tapings James Storm new TNA World Heavyweight Champion. The tagteam partner of Bobby Roode – “The Tennessee Cowboy” James Storm defeated Kurt Angle for the title.
For the 34 year old TNA veteran (since 2002 in the promotion), it was the first World Title win of his career. During nine years, he won eleven tagteam titles (6 x with Chris Harris [America's Most Wanted], 1 with Christopher Daniels, Robert Roode with 4 x [Beer Money]).
We begin with Sting talking about how he has return the company back to Dixie Carter and bring back the real Hulk Hogan.
The Hulkster comes out in the Red and Yello Hulkamania attire and gets “welcome back” chants from the crowd. Hulk Hogan explain that he was wrong to follow Eric Bischoff, even if his friend had helped him through a difficult period.
Hogan thanked Sting for bringing out the real Hulk Hogan. Dixie Carter is out and thanked Sting for what’s he done and put him in charge of the decision making for Impact Wrestling. This means Sting will be calling the shots and Kurt Angle is unhappy as he enters the scene.
Angle wants the power to decide things too since he is the TNA World Champion, after defeating that “loser” Bobby Rhoode. This bring out Rhoode who point out that Angle cheated to win and Rhoode was screwed.
Hulk Hogan reveal that when he was still part of Immortal, he and Eric Bischoff made ??sure that Bobby Roode would get only one title match against the Olympic Hero Kurt Angle.
Since this had taken place at Bound for Glory, Angle is pleased that there would be no rematch. Then the new regime of Dixie Carter announce a new challenger: James Storm is out and he wants the title shot against Kurt Angle and Sting agrees to make the match for the World Title tonight, James Storm vs Kurt Angle.
TNA Impact Wrestling 10 20 11 October 20 2011 Results|Spoilers
TNA Knockout Tag Team Champions Tara and Brooke Tessmacher defeated Angelina Love and Winter to retain the titles.
Jeff Hardy vs Jeff Jarrett Promo
The two argue about Jeff Hardy returning to TNA Wrestling and then brawl. Security tries in vain to break up the fight, Jarrett low blow Hardy before leaving.
TNA Impact Wrestling 10 20 11 October 20 2011 Results|Spoilers
Abyss defeated Gunner by countout when Gunner run away from Abyss. It looks like Immortal is slowing breaking up.
Velvet Sky is out as the new TNA Knockout Champion but Karen Jarrett berates her and threaten to strip her of the title, since Traci Brooks was not the official in charge.
However Karen has another idea, and former WWE Diva Gail Kim returns to TNA Impact Wrestling and attack Velvet Sky. Madison Rayne joins in the attack and celebrates with Gail Kim and Karen Jarrett.
Highlights of the Hulk Hogan and Sting match at Bound For Glory is shown along with the revelation that Eric Bischoff and Jackson James are father and son.
TNA Impact Wrestling October 20 2011 10 20 11 Results|Spoilers
Immortal (Eric Bischoff, Gunner, Bully Ray, Scott Steiner) comes to the ring and Bischoff promise to deal with his son. But first he want Hulk Hogan to explain why he turned on Immortal, Hogan praise Bischoff son (Garrett Bischoff ) for doing the right thing.
Immortal threaten to attack Hulk Hogan but Sting rushes in with baseball bats and this scare off Immortal. Garrett Bischoff sneak in from behind and attack his father Eric Bischoff.
James Storm is backstage and has doubts about the title shot but Bobby Rhoode fired him up to grasp the opportunity.
So now everything seems to be setup for a feud between the two members of “Beer Money” over the belt. Bobby Roode had attempt in the main event of TNA’s biggest PPV of the year – Bound for Glory in vain to win the world title from Kurt Angle.
TNA Impact Wrestling 10 20 11 October 20 2011 Results|Spoilers
James Storm defeat Kurt Angle to win TNA World Championship Title. New TNA World Champion James Storm!
James Storm benefited now two days later, apparently from the ailing health of the Olympic hero. The title match at IMPACT was just 54 seconds.
Kurt Angle attack Storm non stop for half a minute and argued with the ref. As Angle refocus, he gets a superkick from Storm, Kurt Angle was covered easily for the quick loss.
TNA Impact Wrestling October 20 2011 10 20 11 Results|Spoilers
-James Storm Wins TNA World Championship Title
At the end of the TNA Impact Wrestling 10 20 11 October 20 2011 taping, all members of Fortune and the audience in the Impact Zone celebrate the new TNA World Champion James Storm’s victory frenetically.
Storm wants to pass the title to Rhoode but his partner refuse and says James Storm deserves to be the World Champion. The ne Champion goes into the crowd to celebrate his new title victory.
TNA Impact Wrestling 10 20 11 October 20 2011 Results|Spoilers – James Storm challenges Kurt Angle for the TNA World Title.
The Silver Wrestling Report: October 16-22
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Last week, we all witnessed some of the worst wrestling television of the year. With the WWE in Mexico for Raw and Smackdown, it was possible that we would see a huge improvement over last week’s abysmal episodes. Also last Sunday, Total Nonsensical Action had their big wrestling extravaganza in Bound for Glory. TNA did nothing to show that they are willing to improve and read on to see how Dixie Carter’s wrestling organization put last week’s episodes of Raw and Smackdown to shame (and not in a good way). So with that let us rundown the biggest news in the wonderful yet slightly insane World of Wrestling.
Last Man StandingLast week, the WWE announced that Super Cena would get his rematch for the WWE Championship against Mexico’s Favourite Son, Alberto Del Rio. This week, John Cena (who sadly did not bring his Mexican cousin, Jaun Cena) teamed with Good Ol’ Jim Ross to face the Mexican Aristocrat and the Epitome of Fail known as Michael Cole to determine what stipulation Cena and Del Rio’s Championship Match will be. Surprisingly, it was an entertaining main event that saw Cena and Del Rio do all the heavy lifting. The WWE left the fans happy as Jim Ross made Michael Cole tap out to the Ankle Lock. After we all learned that John Cena can actually count to 10 (yes, it was a big surprise), the Poster Boy of the Big E revealed that his match with Del Rio will be a Last Man Standing Match. Like we did not figure that out from Cena’s long-winded counting. If the WWE hopes to repair Del Rio’s main event status, he HAS to win this Sunday against Cena. Secondly, the WWE has to stop using Del Rio to enhance Smackdown feuds. Just watch the ending of last Friday’s Smackdown, Del Rio looked really weak getting knocked out so easily by the Big Show. This Sunday’s main event will definitely show if the WWE really trusts Alberto Del Rio holding the WWE Championship. If they do not, we are in for another reign of the Almighty John Cena and that would be a bummer. 
Like this writer mentioned last week, the WWE dropped the ball with the return of the Miz and R-Truth. If they really wanted a match between those two and CM Punk and Triple H for Vengeance, there were much better ways of getting to the same end result. Enough of the complaining, this week’s edition of Raw saw CM Punk battle it out against the Miz. The match between Punk and Miz was really good as side from Laurinaitus getting Triple H deported, which took away a bit from the match. It would have been so much easier to just have Otunga come out and attack the Cerebral Assassin than take the focus off the match for a rather ridiculous angle. After all the silliness, Punk got the win over the Awesome One, but before the Best in the World could celebrate Miz and Truth administered one brutal beatdown. The WWE tried to make Miz and Truth look like a considerable threat to Punk and Triple H, but they would have looked like a bigger threat if they took out both Triple H and CM Punk. With the ways things are going, this writer does not see Awesome Truth leaving Vengeance without getting buried by Triple H and CM Punk unless we get some outside interference. This match will be worth it only if whoever is pulling the strings in the WWE is revealed either at Vengeance or the following Raw. If this match does not lead into that reveal, what would be the point of having it? 
Bound for Glory came and went. Expectations were maybe a little too high as TNA came out their old bag of bad wrestling tricks. At least, TNA ended the book on the majority of their storylines except one. Going into Bound for Glory, all eyes were on the main event between Bobby Roode and Kurt Angle. Roode won the Bound for Glory Series and had been built up to be the next TNA World Heavyweight Champion. So what did TNA decide to do?
At the very last minute, they booked an injured Kurt Angle to go over with a controversial yet incredibly stupid finish. Just because Hulkamania, the “supposed” Greatest Wrestler of All-Time and washed up has-been Hulk Hogan said that he thought Roode was not ready to hold the TNA World Title.
TO steal one from the Miz, really?! Roode has been with TNA since 2004 and in that time has put on some the best matches TNA has seen in both singles and tag team competition.
Pound for pound, Bobby Roode is one of the best talkers and wrestlers TNA has and he has been deemed not ready by one of the men who brought down WCW with their egos. Personally, I believe TNA does not know much damage they have caused.
In one swoop, they have made the Bound of Glory Series, which this writer believes will become an annual thing, worthless and showed the world that they care more about the WWE rejects than their own homegrown talent.
Wait, it gets better. Let us look at Impact Wrestling show this last Thursday. In order to supposedly make things right, TNA books Kurt Angle to defend the title. Would this match be Roode’s rematch after being screwed?
No because the amazing minds of the TNA creative team thought of an amazing cop out that Angle had Hogan and Bischoff put a clause in the contract that stated after Bound for Glory, Roode would never get a shot at the title as long as Angle remains champion.
So James Storm steps in to face Angle and the Tennessee Cowboy does what Bobby Roode could not do in 15 minutes in about a minute’s time. Awesome TNA! You would not have Angle do the job to Bobby Roode at your biggest PPV of the year, but handing the title to James Storm on Impact Wrestling is perfectly fine.
Just one question, then why didn’t Storm win the Bound for Glory Series? And the kicker, this match was the main event of a show that had about 7 minutes of actual wrestling!
Guess TNA really wants to occupy the spot of worst wrestling on television because Impact Wrestling this week put almost all of the bad shows WWE has put on to shame and not in a good way.
It is sad to say because of all the people that will lose their jobs, but TNA is burying their own grave. If Dixie Carter, Jeff Jarrett and everybody behind the scenes don’t all smarten up, there will be no way to save this sinking ship.
The Sliver Wrestling Report By: AJ Silver
TNA Touts Thursday's Record Impact Wrestling Ratings
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- TNA issued the following today:
TNA’S “IMPACT WRESTLING “ ON SPIKE TV DRAWS RECORD RATINGS ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20
New York, NY, October 25, 2011 – TNA’s “IMPACT WRESTLING” on Thursday, October 20 (9:00-11:00pm ET/PT) drew over 2.2 million viewers, making it the highest watched show in its Thursday night timeslot ever and the second-most watched episode in the six years it has aired on Spike TV. The highest being a special Monday night telecast in January 2010 featuring the TNA debut of Hulk Hogan.
The Spike TV telecast ranked #2 in the hard-to-reach demographic of 18-49, placing second behind MTV’s megahit, “Jersey Shore.” The event featured the crowning of a new TNA World Heavyweight Champion, James Storm, who defeated his arch nemesis and former Olympic champ, Kurt Angle.
This Thursday, “IMPACT WRESTLING” will feature TNA Heavyweight Champion James Storm in action, the in-ring return of Jeff Hardy as well as TNA Knockout Gail Kim. Also appearing are “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair, “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles and many more.
Must See Angelina Love Pix, Big News on Hulk Hogan and Sting's Team...
Matches for Tonight's TNA Impact Wrestling, MTV's Ronnie's Deal with TNA
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- Matches for tonight's TNA Impact Wrestling episode include TNA Knockouts Champions Tara and Miss Tessmacher vs. Winter and Angelina Love, Abyss vs. Gunner and James Storm vs. Kurt Angle for the World Heavyweight Title.
Also appearing will be Sting, Hulk Hogan, Jeff Hardy, Dixie Carter and others.
- TNA has signed a deal with Jersey Shore cast member Ronnie Ortiz-Magro. The deal is for four different Impact Wrestling episodes. His first appearance will be at the October 26th tapings in Macon, Georgia.
Must See New Madison Rayne Bikini Pics, TNA's Plans for James Storm and MORE!
The Silver Wrestling Report: October 5-8
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Last Sunday and Monday was a busy two days for the WWE. New champions were crowned in Alberto Del Rio, new WWE Champion, and Beth Phoenix, new Divas Champion, a controversial ending to Hell in a Cell courtesy of the Miz and R-Truth and one unprecedented walkout to end it all. The rest of the week was not as busy as those two days, but there was quite a bit more news that happened later in the week. So let us rundown the biggest news from Smackdown and Impact Wrestling.
The WWE Walkout
Well we took a small look at the event now known as the Walkout in the last Silver Report. There has been quite a bit of news involving this event that circulated throughout the week. First piece of news was revealed on Smackdown as the over 50 superstars who walked out on Triple H have stated that they will only wrestle on Smackdown as long as the COO of the WWE is in control of Raw because Triple H has relinquished control of the brand to Teddy Long. The last two pieces of news was revealed on WWE’s official website. First, Triple H has announced that John Cena, Randy Orton, Sheamus, CM Punk and the Big Show will be one Raw. Second, the over 50 superstars, referees, cameramen, announcers and divas have a Solitary Rally before Raw in order to allow their demand that Triple H step down as COO be heard. The situation has escalated even further as Triple H has said that even if the employees who walked out on him last Monday come to Raw, he will not let them in. It seems that this situation will not be solved so easily. The fact of the matter is that Triple H brought this problem on himself. Instead of trying to work out a compromise with the employees that walked out on him, Triple H has let his ego and personal feelings get in the way once again and added more fuel to the fire. The COO of the WWE has played right into the hands of whoever is pulling the strings in the WWE. Time is running out fast and Triple H is on the edge of losing this invisible power struggle.
Bobby Roode vs James Storm, The Untapped Potential
The main event match of Impact Wrestling this last week saw tag team partners face-off one-on-one, James Storm and Bobby Roode as part of the set of matches Angle set up for Roode. What us wrestling fans laid witness to was one of the best singles bout TNA has put on in a long time. That was until TNA could not resist their ever-so-frequent urge to overbook a match. A ref bump and some interference later, a great match was ruined. At least those two showed us how great of a match they can put on. Considering that it most certainly looks like Roode will be leaving Bound For Glory with TNA World Heavyweight Championship around his waist, this writer has been thinking. The best feud TNA can put together and they have been hinting at it for the last month now is a feud between James Storm and Bobby Roode for the TNA Title. The Impact after Bound For Glory, you have Beer Money team in the main event against Kurt Angle and another heel like Gunner or Bully Ray. Beer Money wins the match and Roode and Storm celebrate with the title and some beers. While Roode celebrates with the title, Storm takes his empty beer bottle and smashes Roode in the face with it thus busting him open. Storm would continue to beat down Roode, leaving the champion in a pool of his own blood as he stood over him with holding the TNA Title. Given a good story built on Storm’s jealousy for Roode, this feud could give TNA some good buzz for once. Also if TNA resists their urge to overbook the match they eventually have, Roode and Storm will be able to bring some much-needed prestige to the seeming worthless TNA World Heavyweight Championship.
Sting vs Hulk Hogan, The Match Nobody Wanted
Two weeks ago on Impact Wrestling, Hulk Hogan announced that he was “retiring” from professional wrestling. This last week, it was revealed that Hogan was fooling the TNA fans. Seriously did you actually believe an old leech like Hulk Hogan would retire from wrestling? Guess some people are just so gullible. Hulk Hogan got so pissed off by Sting revealing his ploy that he accepted that he would face Sting in the match that was already booked for Bound For Glory. Did Hogan believe he had a choice in this matter? And now he will put TNA on the line. So now if Sting beats Hogan and there should be no doubt that he will, Dixie Carter regains control of the company. All in all, there is now another addition to the match that nobody wants to see. Does TNA Wrestling get that it is not 1999; Sting and Hogan are well far removed from their prime. For this match to be anything more than a total crapfest, they need a miracle. This Sting vs Hulk Hogan Bound For Glory match has been rumoured since this past March and nobody, other than the blind hardcore TNA fans, has wanted it to happen. Thank God that this match will not be the main event of Bound For Glory as we are in store for a match that could rival how horrible Jeff Hardy vs. Sting from Victory Road, but will definitely be 20 times longer.
World’s Strongest Man Meet the World’s Largest Athlete
On this past Smackdown, we say the return of the World’s Largest Athlete, the Big Show. After a three month hiatus due to an ankle injury courtesy of Mark Henry, Big Show came back to Smackdown for one purpose. That purpose is to get revenge on Mark Henry for injuring him. Mark Henry may have destroyed Big Show back at Money in the Bank, but this Big Show is not the same Big Show he beat back in July. This Big Show is fueled by revenge and that makes the World’s Largest Athlete much more dangerous as demonstrated on Smackdown. When Mark Henry refused to give Show a World Title match at Vengeance, the WWEs resident took it upon himself to beat the holy hell out of the World’s Strongest Man. Big Show chokeslammed the World Champion through the announce table and was ready to break Henry’s ankle when Teddy Long came out and gave Big Show what he wanted. Now at WWE Vengeance 2011, we will see Big Show vs Mark Henry for the World Heavyweight Championship. This writer is not that enthused about the match these two will have, but this title match should do wonders to legitimize Mark Henry as a dominant World Champion. Big Show will be Henry’s greatest challenge yet and with a decisive win over the World’s Largest Athlete, Mark Henry will seem absolutely unstoppable.The Silver Wrestling Report By: AJ Silver
John "Bradshaw" Layfield Comments On Whether He Will Return To Wrestling
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John "Bradshaw" Layfield published a blog on his official website stating that he has no plans to appear for WWE or TNA Wrestling.
"The question is whether I will return to WWE television. NO. The answer is NO. I have no plans, I have no contact with WWE. No one has mentioned this, no one has brought it up," he wrote.
"Will that NO change to a YES. I don't know. I love performing. I am actually healthy right now, I have lost a ton of weight getting ready for NYC marathon and am in the best shape of my life. But would I risk that to return, no I would not. However, is there a hybrid that I would be interested in-I never rule out anything."
Regarding TNA, he wrote, "My best friend Bruce Prichard is head of talent relations for TNA-I love him, I love many of the folks there and the talent. I have no plans of going there."
He then posted on Twitter, "IF i returned IF, I would want to be RAW gm and have some fun! I could do wonders there-great talent, just needs someone to play off of!"
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Kurt Angle To Be Inducted Into Wrestling Hall of Fame, How Old Is Karen Jarrett?
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-- Kurt Angle and Don Curtis have been selected as the 2012 inductees into the George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame is located inside the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum in Waterloo, Iowa.
The selection committee includes all living Hall of Fame members, all living Frank Gotch Award winners, and a select group of wrestling historians. The selection committee votes for one living and one posthumous inductee.
"I can't think of someone more qualified than Kurt Angle to enter the Hall of Fame," said Hall of Famer Gerald Brisco. "He won gold at every level. Don Curtis was a great man and an outstanding wrestler. He spent his entire life bettering wrestling. Both are great additions."
The press release can be accessed here.
-- Karen Jarrett turns 39 years old today. The Vice President of TNA's Knockouts Division thanked her loyal fans for their support.
She wrote on Twitter, "Thank you everyone for all the sweet birthday wishes!!!! Xoxo."
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The Silver Wrestling Report: September 26 – October 4
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The Silver Report has been delayed this week due to this writer feeling under the weather for the past two days. This week, this writer will be looking out the biggest news coming out of Sunday’s Hell in a Cell PPV and the aftermath on last night’s Raw Supershow. The last two days have been huge for the WWE and have pushed forward the big storylines towards the upcoming Vengeance and Survivor Series PPVs. Now let us rundown the biggest news of the past 48 hours.
Game Over, User Wins
It is no doubt that this storyline conspiracy against Triple H as COO has been the most polarizing storyline in the WWE since the Nexus storyline over a year ago. Either you love the storyline or you hate it. There are not many people in between. Personally, I have enjoyed where this storyline has gone so far apart from the whole Nash texted Nash reveal.The last two days have pushed the COO to the brink as the WWE has fallen into total anarchy. It all started at the very end of Hell in a Cell. Alberto Del Rio had just won the WWE Championship when two men where hoodies jumped in the ring with what looked like police batons. The two men, who were revealed to be R-Truth and the Miz, attacked John Cena, Alberto Del Rio, CM Punk, the referees and cameramen that were all in the Cell. Triple H, John Laurinaitus, the police and the whole WWE locker room came out to try and open the Cell. Eventually somebody brought out wire cutters to open the door. Once Miz and Truth saw the cops enter the Cell, they surrendered. The cops cuffed the two vigilantes and escorted out of the Cell right into an enraged Triple H’s fist. Triple H beat the crap out of Miz and Truth until WWE officials held Triple H back. Then last night on Raw, Triple H was given a vote of no confidence by the WWE locker room sans John Cena, CM Punk and Randy Orton. It seems that the King of Kings has been defeated by whatever omnipresent body is pulling the strings of the WWE and its superstars. The battle may be won, but the war is far from over. And there is one question that is in the forefront of the minds of the WWE Universe. Who is pulling the strings of the WWE? It is obvious that Laurinaitus has something to do with it, but he is not the evil mastermind. This writer bets it will be Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon or the both of them. Hopefully this mystery will be revealed at Vengeance because if the WWE puts it off any longer, it could kill all the momentum this storyline has built up.
WWE Championship Hot Potato
Another PPV, another title change. As you read earlier, Alberto Del Rio won the Triple Threat Hell in a Cell match to become a two-time WWE Champion. With the WWE heading to Mexico later this month to tape both Raw and Smackdown, it seemed ideal that they would like to have a Mexican as the WWE Champion in order to further excite the Mexican fans. This writer has enjoyed seeing Del Rio as the WWE Champion, but there is one question that many fans have including yours truly. What was the purpose of giving John Cena the title at Night of Champions if you were only going to give it back to Del Rio at Hell in Cell? Well we will never know the exact answer, but best guess would be that the WWE did not trust that Alberto Del Rio could carry Raw as WWE Champion so they went back to good old reliable, John Cena. Giving the title to Cena two weeks did no favours for Del Rio. It damaged the Mexican Aristocrat’s main event status more than the WWE believes. Also it along with this title change has devalued the prestige of the WWE Championship to the point the WWE Title it feels like a trinket that friends pass around every month or so. Thank you WWE and your shortsighted booking.
The Beast Known as Mark Henry
While the WWE Championship falters, the World Heavyweight Championship stands as the most prestigious title in the WWE. The good fortune continues as Mark Henry retained the World Title against Randy Orton at Hell in a Cell PPV. A Hell in a Cell match is usually suppose to end a feud, but after the intense fight these two had to start Raw last night, this writer would not mind seeing another match (most likely a No Holds Barred match) between these two superstars on Vengeance or Smackdown. The WWE could possibly build a title match between Henry and the Big Show, who returns this week on Smackdown after Henry put him on the shelf at Money in the Bank. Either way the WWE decides to go should be enjoyable considering how great Henry has been as of late. It has been a nice change of pace to see a dominant heel in the WWE. There has been a surplus of whiney, wimpy heels in the WWE as of late. To see one dominate the competition like Mark Henry has is a much needed breath of fresh air. Hopefully the WWE will resist their urge to play hot potato with the World Title and give Mark Henry a long dominate reign as World Heavyweight Champion.
Beth Phoenix WWE Divas ChampionGlamorous Champion Guess third time was the charm for the Glamazon. In her third attempt on her third consecutive PPV, Beth Phoenix finally captured the Diva’s Championship after a little help from Natalya. After a few delays, the Divas of Doom can start their domination of the Divas division. Sadly only one Diva still stands in their way, a sore loser and crazy blonde by the name of Kelly Kelly. Last night on Raw, we saw Kelly go absolutely nuts on Beth Phoenix, which surprised many fans and even the Glamazon. So the model has little fight left in her and will be demanding her rematch for Vengeance. Considering how dangerous Kelly Kelly has become to Divas of Doom’s domination and Beth’s reign, Beth and Natalya should make an example of the former Diva’s Champ at Vengeance. By taking out Kelly Kelly, it would put the Diva’s division on notice and solidify their dominance as the Queens of the Divas.
The Sliver Wrestling Report By: AJ Silver
The Great Khali retired from wrestling
What seems a fact, after one of the "Injury" in the hands of Mark Henry suffered divorces from wrestling wrestler the Great Khali and WWE where is specifically designed to defeat his contract to concentrate fully on his career as an actor in his home country.
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TNA wrestling resellers Hulk Hogan against Sting at Bound for Glory
Hulk Hogan to fight against his Rival Sting "Bound For Glory" PPV on October 16
Largest gathering of PPV of TNA Wrestling's year "Bound For Glory" on the basis of all the stars of SPIKE TV "Impact WRESTLING" live from Philadelphia
NASHVILLE, Tenn., October 06, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX /-biggest PPV of TNA Wrestling of the year event, "Bound For Glory," presented by direct Auto insurance, will have two of the superstars in the history of professional wrestling, "The immortal" Hulk Hogan and Sting "The Icon", in a disqualification not fighting for power and survival in TNA WRESTLING's impact.
"Bound For Glory" will be held live at the arena in Philadelphia, Penn Center. Sunday, October 16, 2011 starting at 8 p.m. ET and airing worldwide exclusively on pay-per-view, select theatres nationwide online and in HD on TNAOnDemand.com.
In January 2009, Hogan made his debut in TNA with great fanfare, but in a surprising turn of events led to the company of the exiled President of TNA Dixie Carter. Sting has made his mission food far Hogan and Eric Bischoff and return to TNA Dixie Carter and fans. After defeating Ric Flair the September 15 issue of impact WRESTLING, Sting has now won the right to fight against Hogan at "The TNA Bound For Glory".
Considered as the biggest star in the history of professional wrestling, Hulk Hogan is a world champion in heavyweight multi - time and a celebrity in the world of pop culture. Hogan has transcended the sport of wrestling - including television and cinema - as a generation of Americans grew up as fans of "Hulkamania". Hogan is still a major force in the sport that helped lead to the top of popularity.
One of the most popular superstars in professional wrestling for two decades, Sting has been a champion global multi - time with each organization that has fought all over the world. His charisma and his incredible career have really made him a global phenomenon. Sting is in constant evolution, both as a superstar and personality, becoming a true struggle icon as he continues to dominate the sport.
The Superstars of SPIKE "impact WRESTLING" holder "Bound For Glory," including "The immortal" Hulk Hogan, "The icon" Sting, Olympic Gold medalist Kurt Angle, Rob Van Dam, Bobby Roode, Mr. Anderson, "Phenomenal", "King of the mountain" AJ Styles Jeff Jarrett, "The charismatic Enigma" Jeff Hardy, "The Samoan Submission Machine" Samoa Joe, the beautiful and deadly TNA Knockouts, the stars of the X Division and many more. "Bound For Glory 2011" also will feature Kurt Angle vs. Bobby Roode on TNA World Heavyweight Championship.
At the request of "Bound For Glory" PPV verification your local ads or call your local cable provider.
Entries for "Bound For Glory" are on sale now at the center of the arena box office and www.ComcastTIX.com. entries start for only $15.
For more information, visit: www.impactwrestling.com.
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TNA in talks with "Jersey Shore" star appears on impact wrestling
TNA Wrestling sources indicate that the staff of the Organization are in negotiations with Jersey Shore star Ronnie Ortiz-Magro to appear in several episodes of impact of wrestling. An agreement is close to being achieved, if she has not already been signed.
Ronnie is known as a member of the cast who got into a fight with main fists with Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino during the show filming in May.
Ortiz-Magro would be the first male member of the MTV reality series to appear TNA. Jennifer "JWoww" Farley and Angelina Pivarnick have also appeared for the wrestling organization.
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Source: PWInsider.com
iMPACT Wrestling Results: 10/6/11
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We open tonight's edition of iMPACT Wrestling with a video package detailing Hogan's brief announcement from last week. It then cuts to a video of Hogan and Bischoff entering the arena as the announcers welcome us to the Civic Coliseum in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Beer Money's music hits and Roode and Storm head to the ring. The announcers play up the fact that these men are opponents in a match tonight. Storm says that it's "about damn time" that Hogan steps aside and allows the younger talent on the roster to step up to entertain the fans. He says that Hogan will have a hard time following their match later on because they're gonna tear it up. Bobby Roode welcomes Storm home to Tennessee. He says that Fortune is a family, but that he needed AJ and Kazarian to give him their absolute best so he could prove to the world that he was ready to face Kurt Angle. Roode says he wants Storm to do the same and give him everything that he's got in their match later tonight because he needs help getting ready for Kurt. Roode thanks Storm for being his partner, friend, and brother. A loud "NEXT WORLD CHAMP" chant breaks out in the crowd. Storm says that when they formed Beer Money 4 years ago, he knew that he was shaking the hand of a future World Champion, and he's sure that Roode thought the same thing about him. Storm says that he has something to prove to himself tonight and he might just be better than Roode tonight. Roode has already proven himself by earning a spot at 'Bound For Glory', but now it's time for him to do the same. Storm says he's going to drink his beer, look Roode in the eye, and say "Sorry 'bout your damn luck".
Cameras cut to Sting backstage entering the arena. He's dressed in a Hulkamania shirt with a red jacket over it. We head to our first commercial break as the announcers talk about what Sting will do tonight.
Back from commercial and Taz announces that video packages will air throughout the night detailing Hulk Hogan's top moments since joining TNA. The first one then airs and shows the crowd reaction to Hulk's debut back on January 4, 2010.
To the ring for our first match of the night...
Gunner VS Kazarian
The match starts with Kaz and Gunner trading wristlocks. Kaz quickly counters one and dropkicks Gunner, following it up with a clothesline to the outside. Kaz heads to the apron but Gunner pulls him down to the floor. Gunner works over the arm of Kazarian by slamming it down on the ropes before throwing him back in the ring. Gunner hits Kaz with a shoulderbreaker, continuing the onslaught on Kaz' arm. Kaz begins to mount a comeback and hits a dropkick. He hits a springboard leg drop for the 2-count. Gunner counters the offence and throws Kazarian shoulder first into the ring post. Gunner slaps on a high-angle arm bar, and this one is over.
Winner: Gunner by Submission, 4:12
Gunner refused to release the submission after the final bell ended, causing the referee to reverse his decision and award the victory to Kazarian due to a DQ.
Winner: Kazarian by DQ
Gunner exits the ring with a smirk and backs up the ramp, doing a snapping motion with his hands. He tells the crowd they can screw themselves as we head into another commercial break.
Back from commercial and Mr. Anderson's music is playing. He comes out to the ring to a loud chorus of cheers from the crowd and grabs a microphone. Anderson says that he's out there tonight to do something that he's not usually known for doing, to apologize. Not to Hogan, Bischoff, or Dixie Carter, but to the people who mean the most to him and he turned his back on: his assholes. Anderson says that he's not very good at playing the political game in this business and that while he's seen other guys get to the top by kissing ass and swinging from the boss' nuts, he's had to scratch his way up to get where he is. He says that in that moment of weakness, he joined Immortal, but now has no idea what he was thinking. He says his time in Immortal was a life experience and it taught him some things, such as that Bully Ray is a giant douchebag. This insult brings out Bully Ray as the announcers hype the match between these two men at Bound For Glory.
Anderson says that over the past few weeks Ray has attacked him from behind, hit him with a chain, and even hit him with a kendo stick, always seeming to get the upper hand on him. Ray says that that's right, and he's demoralized Anderson in front of all his "jack-offs", to which Anderson quickly replies that his fans aren't jack-offs, they're "ASSHOLES!!". Ray says that he's not going to give Anderson another match. Anderson says that Bound For Glory is being held in Philadelphia, which is where Bubba "cut his teeth in the business", and challenges Ray to a Falls Count Anywhere match at the promo. Anderson's music hits and Ray quickly heads to the back. We head to commercial break.
Back from commercial and we see a split-screen of Roode and Storm working out backstage in separate rooms.
The talking camera guy asks Bischoff how he feels about the upcoming Hogan retirement speech. Bischoff says that it's tough to deal with because it's the end of an era. Even with all the success they've had together, it's tough.
Camera cuts to Kendrick who is saying that Aries has become too egotistical with that gold around his waist and that he's inspiring other scumbags to stop at nothing to prove a point. Kash walks up from behind Kendrick and says that if he has something to say, it should be said to his face. Before Kendrick can say anything, Kash slaps him across the face and lays him out. He tells Kendrick that if he wants to clean something up, to clean up his own blood. Kash spits on Kendrick and walks away as we head to the ring for our second match of the night.
Mickie James and Velvet Sky VS Winter and Madison Rayne
Winter and Mickie start the match, trading some quick holds before Winter tags Rayne into the match. Another quick back-and-forth exchange before Velvet tags herself in and gets the near fall on Rayne. Winter is tagged back in and Velvet hits some quick clotheslines to knock her down. Mickie gets tagged back in and goes to the top rope to hit a Thesz press on Winter. Mickie hits the neckbreaker and gets another 2-count on Winter. She goes to hit Winter with another clothesline, but Angelina grabs her ankle from the outside. Winter goes for the pin but only gets the 2-count. Rayne is tagged back in and chokes Mickie in the corner before tagging Winter back in. Kick to the gut, and another quick tag to bring Madison back in. Winter is tagged back in and the double-team continues, but Mickie counters and makes the hot tag to Velvet Sky. Velvet hits some quick clotheslines on Winter and goes for the pin, getting another 2-count. Madison and Mickie brawl on the outside, distracting the referee. Winter gets thrown into the ropes by Velvet and Angelina hooks the leg, tripping Winter as she was mistaken and thought it was Velvet. Velvet exchanges words with Angelina, allowing Madison Rayne to sneak up behind with a roll-up for the win.
Winners: Winter and Madison Rayne by pinfall, 4:40
Winter, Angelina Love, and Madison Rayne all back up the ramp to the backstage area.
Camera cuts to a shot of Jeff Hardy entering the arena as we head to a commercial break.
Back from commercial and the second Hulk Hogan video package airs, showing the time when he teamed with Abyss on March 8, 2010. No clips from the match itself isn't shown, just the entrance.
Kurt Angle confronts Eric Bischoff backstage, angry about Jeff Hardy not listening to him when he said to never come back to TNA. He wants to go take care of the problem. Bischoff says that as champion he shouldn't have to worry about administrative issues, so he (Bischoff) will go to the ring and take care of the problem once and for all.
Bischoff slowly makes his way down to the ring with a microphone in his hand, looking fairly angry about something. He tells the crowd to "sit down, shut up, and take notes." Since he promised Kurt Angle that he would take care of "a little administrative detail", he tells Jeff Hardy to get his ass to the ring. Hardy's music hits and the crowd goes wild with cheers. He looks nervous as he heads to the ring and the announcers mention that he's been going around backstage asking for forgiveness and another chance from everybody. Bischoff says that during his career, he's had the honour of working with such great names as Verne Gagne, Wahoo McDaniel, Ray Stevens, Nick Bockwinkel, Hulk Hogan, and Kurt Angle who paved the way for guys like him, allowing him to live an amazing lifestyle. Bischoff says that he's never dropped the ball and always lives up to his responsibilities, but Jeff has turned dropping the ball into an art form. Bischoff hypes Hardy's athleticism and charisma, but also says that he's a massive screwup. He says that Jeff is out of chances with him, and tells him "officially" that he's done and to "12-step his way out of the ring". Jeff says that he's glad Bischoff got that off his chest, and that while some people in the crowd might agree with what he (Bischoff) has to say, he (Jeff) has one last thing to say before he leaves. Bischoff says Hardy is free to say goodbye if he wants. Jeff raises the microphone to his mouth, but quickly drops it and hits Bischoff with a big Twist of Fate. He drops to the mat and yells "SCREW YOU" to Eric Bischoff. Immortal quickly hits the ring, but Hardy escapes through the crowd. We head to another commercial break.
Back from commercial and Hardy is shown backstage. He's angry because he tried to apologize to everybody, and what Bischoff did is wrong. Hardy says he's not going to take it anymore and walks off.
The third Hogan video airs and shows the time when Hogan announced that he had gained 100% control of TNA after the lawsuit with Dixie Carter. Quick clip that ends with a shot of Dixie crying.
We head back to the ring as Christy Hemme announces our third match of the night.
Samoa Joe VS Crimson
Crimson jumps Joe as soon as the bell rings and beats him into the corner. Joe counters with a jab to the head and beats Crimson in the corner with more quick strikes. Crimson counters an irish whip attempt with a clothesline. Crimson hits a couple of knee strikes before dropping Joe with a neckbreaker for the 1-count. Joe whips Crimson into the corner and hits an enziguiri, trying to follow it up with a clothesline, but Crimson ducks it and hits a T-bone suplex. Joe rolls to the outside, followed quickly by Crimson who stalks him around. Joe wedges Crimson's foot into the guardrail and shoves him on his back. Joe brings Crimson back in the ring and hits a massive leg sweep to drop Crimson again. Crimson goes for the Sky High, but Joe slips out and knocks Crimson down. Joe hits the senton and locks Crimson in a heel hook. Joe drags him to the middle of the ring, but Crimson quickly rolls Joe into a small package for the 3-count.
Winner: Crimson by pinfall, 5:19
Crimson quickly rolls out of the ring and backs up the ramp as Joe looks on in disbelief.
Camera cuts to Bully Ray backstage and the talking camera guy asks him to respond to Anderson's challenge. Ray says he can't believe Anderson would be stupid enough to challenge him to a Falls Count Anywhere match in Philadelphia. He says that it's the place where he built his career, and it's the place that he's going to end Anderson's.
We head to a commercial break.
Talking camera man is back and asks James Storm how he feels about his upcoming match with Bobby Roode. Storm says that he's happy that Roode gets the chance to face Angle for the title, but he's also happy for himself because he has the chance to finally show everybody that he's great too. Storm says that Roode had better be prepared.
A video package airs detailing Roode's rise to fame, showing shots of him working out and clips of earlier wrestling matches. He says that it's time for young guys like him to step up and take TNA to bigger and better places, and he's ready to do that. A shot is shown of Peterborough Memorial Center in Peterborough, ON where he used to go to play hockey, and where he also saw his first wrestling show. Roode's parents offer comments about his determination and work ethic and that he has always worked hard to get where he wants to go. Roode says that he has respect for Kurt Angle, but he's going to turn the vendetta against Angle when he beats him for the belt at Bound For Glory. The package ends with a shot of Roode celebrating with fans ringside after his tournament victory earlier this year.
It's time for the main event of the evening!
James Storm VS Robert Roode
James Storm comes out to the ring first, but the music doesn't stop and Roode comes out next. The announcers hype up how good of friends Storm and Roode are and state that this could be Roode's biggest challenge yet. Jeremy Borash makes the introductions with both men getting loud cheers from the crowd. Storm and Roode shake hands and this match is officially underway.
They circle the ring for a moment before tying up in the middle. Storm goes right to work on Roode's arm. Roode attempts a counter with a hip toss but Storm counters it and hits Roode with a toss of his own. Quick back-and-forth where neither man can manage to hit a move. Storm goes for his patented Last Call Superkick but misses, causing a staredown between the two men. Roode hits a couple of arm drags on Storm before going for an armbar, which Storm quickly counters and gets back to his feet. They exchange words as we head into a commercial break.
Back from commercial and we see Storm hitting Roode with shoulderblocks in the corner. Roode flips Storm into the corner and hits him with chops before nailing a necksnap. Roode hits a big clothesline and goes for the pin, getting a 2-count. Both men meet in the centre of the ring and Roode shoves him. They exchange some quick punches, but Storm reels back and hits Roode hard, sending him to the mat. Storm throws Roode into the corner and goes for the clothesline but is met with a big boot from Roode. Roode hits another neckbreaker for a 2-count. Roode goes to the outside, but Storm nails him with a DDT for a 2-count. Storm hits an enziguiri and a spinebuster for another 2-count. Roode goes to the top rope but Storm knocks him down, crotching Roode in the corner. Storm nails a big superplex and goes for the pin, getting another 2-count. Storm waits in the corner for Roode to get up and tries to hit the superkick, but Roode ducks it and locks Storm in a crossface submission. Storm makes it to the ropes to force the break and surprises Roode with a Codebreaker followed by a Backbreaker for another 2-count. Roode counters a whip attempt and sends Storm into the corner. Roode goes to hit Storm, but they bump heads. The ref takes a bump and he's down.
This causes Kurt Angle to run to ringside and throw Storm into the ring steps before tossing him back in the ring. The ref comes to as Roode is getting to his feet and crawls over to make the cover. Roode gets the 2-count. Roode lifts Storm up to his feet. Storm shoves Roode away and goes for the superkick, but collapses before he can hit the move. Roode hits a bridging suplex for the pin.
Winner: Bobby Roode by pinfall, 10:19
Roode checks on Storm in the middle of the ring after the bell.
Camera cuts to Hogan pacing backstage looking nervous. It's announced that we're heading to commercials, but Hogan's retirement speech is up next.
Back from commercial and Hogan's music is playing as he makes his way to the ring. The crowd is cheering and chanting his name as he pulls out the air-guitar shtick and poses on the ramp. Hogan grabs a mic and says that he knew today would be a tough thing for him to swallow because it was the last time he would be in the wrestling business. He says that since he stepped off the plane in Knoxville, he was welcomed by the fans with open arms and love. Hogan says that the fans made him feel like he was back coming to his first day in TNA. Hogan wonders what he's going to do with all of his free time now. He mentions that fans were questioning him on Twitter and Facebook asking if his retirement was for real, because they would make a ten hour drive to see it if so. He said that he had to reply to each of them and say that it was for real, that this was the end of the line. Hogan takes off his weightlifting belt and holds it up for the crowd to see, saying that there have been generations and generations… (pausing briefly for a "Thank you Hogan" chant) and that it could go on for another 30 years, but it was time to lay Hulkamania to rest. He lays the belt down in the middle of the ring and says it's time to start the celebration.
Before any celebrating can start, Sting's music hits and he makes his way to the ring wearing the Hulkamania shirt and bright red suit from earlier. Sting says that he's sorry he has to bring rain to the evening and asks the crowd if anyone really buys that Hogan is retiring. Hogan says that nothing lasts forever in the wrestling business and that Sting needs to know when it's time to leave him alone, because he's retired now. Sting says that it's possible that he's so jaded because of the business that he can't give Hogan his due, but also says it could be that he knows Hogan better than anybody. Sting talks about how the building and streets are covered in cameras, and says he has some interesting footage of Hogan. Hogan interrupts and says it's time for Sting to leave, but Sting says he's airing the footage anyways.
Video shows up and it is Hogan and Bischoff hanging out in the bathroom. Hogan asks Bischoff if he thinks people are really buying that he's retiring, and they share a laugh over how they fooled the fans. Bischoff jokes that the rednecks in Tennessee are selling their trailers to buy Hogan merchandise. The crowd in the arena quickly turns on Hogan and loudly boo him.
Hogan begins to yell for the footage to be turned off, saying that Sting has crossed the line and ruined everything in the wrestling business. Hogan says he won't wrestle Sting, but he'll fight him at Bound For Glory. If Sting wins, Hogan will relinquish control of TNA back to Dixie Carter. Sting calmly says that he got what he wanted and drops the mic before heading back to the backstage area. We fade to black as this week's iMPACT is over!
Vendetta Pro Wrestling "Terror Rising" 2011 - 10/15/11 Santa Maria, CA
AppId is over the quota
Vendetta Pro Wrestling Presents "TERROR RISING" Saturday, October 15, 2011
Lakeview Jr. High School
3700 Orcutt Rd.
Santa Maria, California 93455
Ladies and Gentlemen, Vendetta Pro Wrestling returns to the Lakeview Jr. High School Gym on Saturday, October 15! Our last event in Santa Maria drew the largest crowd ever to attend a Vendetta Pro event, and this time, we're bringing an even bigger card, featuring the return of the lovely Amber O'Neal, and the Vendetta Pro debut of Chavo Guerrero, Jr as the former WCW and WWE superstar challenges Shannon Ballard for the coveted Vendetta Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Championship!
Also in action will be WWE Tough Enough contestant "Big Nasty" Eric Watts as he will team up with former WWE World Tag-Team Champion David Hart Smith to take on former Vendetta Pro Heavyweight Champ "Sexy" Sean Casey and "The Rock of Love" Billy Blade, the Midnight Delight! As always, where you see The Midnight Delight, you will find Tiana, but also joining them will be their new third member, "Wildside" Vega Velocity! Plus, new Vendetta Pro Tri-Force Champion Disco Machine will against Mario Banks and Brandon Gatson! Dos Perfectos will put their Vendetta Pro Tag-Team titles on the line one more time against the always popular SU/KA! Bo Cooper will lead an army of five to take on J.D. Horror and his mercenary band in a 5-on-5 Elimination Tag-Team match!
This event will be one of two exciting happenings presented by Vendetta Pro Wrestling on the weekend of October 15 and 16! More information on what's going on Sunday, October 16 to follow.
Here are the matches scheduled for Vendetta Pro Wrestling - TERROR RISING!
One-Fall "Tri-Force" Match
Vendetta Pro Wrestling Tri-Force Championship
Brandon Gatson
-vs.-
"Mega Bucks"
Mario Banks
-vs.-
Vendetta Pro Tri-Force Champion
Disco Machine
At September 2 Remember, Disco Machine captured the vacant Vendetta Pro Wrestling Tri-Force title. Mario Banks congratulated him on his win, but made it clear that he wanted another shot at it, as he was not the one pinned. Now, Banks will get that opportunity. Joining them will be Brandon Gatson, who will be looking to spoil the party for both of these men.
"Five-for-Fighting"
Elimination Tag-Team Match
Bo's Brawlin' Crew
"Rude, Crude & Tattooed" Brawlin' Bo Cooper
Clay Tawzer
Ricky Ruffin
Tenchismo
&
"Bad Boy" Brad Tyler
-vs.-
J.D.'s Terror Squad
J.D. Horror
Sledge
"The Apostle" Judah Matthew
Todd Chandler
&
Tank Alvarado
Gang warfare erupts in Vendetta Pro, it's Five-for-Fighting! Two teams of five will go at it in this one, and the match will continue until all of the members of one team have been eliminated. A competitor can be eliminated by pinfall, submission, countout or disqualification. Horror has been trying to get at Brawlin' Bo for quite some time now, and now, he'll finally get his chance, but he's going to need backup, as Brawlin' Bo is bringing his crew to go to battle against J.D. Horror and his Terror Squad.
Singles Match
The Drunken Irishman
-vs.-
Mike Menace
Mike Menace's favorite part of any match is getting to knock his opponents loopy before finishing them off. The bad news for him is that, most likely, The Drunken Irishman will already be loopy when he shows up to the building, so expect Menace to be in a foul mood... as usual. The Drunken Irishman will be looking to pick up a victory as he gets in the ring to do what he does... second best, and that's fight.
Tag-Team Match
The Midnight Delight
"Sexy" Sean Casey & "The Rock of Love" Billy Blade
w/ Tiana & "Wildside" Vega Velocity
-vs.-
The Team of:
WWE Tough Enough Contestant
"Big Nasty"
Eric Watts
&
Former WWE World Tag-Team Champion
David Hart Smith
For over a year, Billy Blade has been pestering Eric Watts. It was Blade who defeated Watts, costing him a shot at the Vendetta Pro Heavyweight title when Watts got himself disqualified after getting a full mount on Blade and beating him down with illegal closed-fist punches. Since then, Blade has taken every opportunity to rub it in the face of Watts. Since returning from WWE's Tough Enough, Blade has since added fuel to the fire, taunting Watts for not winning. One-on-One, Watts could easily match up with Blade, but like any would-be bully, Blade isn't alone, as his running buddies Vega Velocity and former Vendetta Pro Heavyweight Champ Sean Casey have gotten themselves involved. Now, The Midnight Delight will team of up take on Watts, but "Big Nasty" won't be alone, as Commissioner Christian Cole has signed former WWE World Tag-Team Champion David Hart Smith to team up with the big man.
Vendetta Vixens Match
Amber O'Neal
-vs.-
Davina Rose
Amber O'Neal has proven to be one of the best female professional wrestlers in the sport today, and she makes her return to Vendetta Pro to unleash a wave of "blondage" on the fast-rising young competitor Davina Rose, who will be making her Vendetta Pro debut.
Semi-Main Event
Vendetta Pro Wrestling Tag-Team Championship
Two-out-of-three falls
SU/KA
Sunami & Kadin Anthony
-vs.-
Vendetta Pro Tag-Team Champions
Dos Perfectos
Hernandez 'Y' Jimenez
Sunami. Kadin Anthony. SU/KA.
Greg Hernandez. Jesse Jimenez. Dos Perfectos.
One more time, for the Vendetta Pro Wrestling Tag-Team Championship.
THE two teams that have defined the Tag-Team division in Vendetta Pro Wrestling.
It's simple. We know SU/KA can beat Dos Perfectos. We know Dos Perfectos can beat SU/KA.
Which team can do it TWICE in one night?
Main Event
Singles Match
Vendetta Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Championship
Vendetta Pro Heavyweight Champion
Shannon Ballard
-vs.-
Former WCW & WWE World Cruiserweight, World Tag-Team
& ECW World Heavyweight Champion
Chavo Guerrero, Jr.
By hook or (usually) by crook, the crafty Canadian Champion Shannon Ballard has managed to keep the Vendetta Pro Heavyweight Championship belt around his waist. He's done it by means which have been, to put it mildly, outside the rules. The old saying goes "if you're not cheating, you're not trying".
This time, however, Shannon Ballard faces a third-generation wrestler who is one of the masters at "Cheating 2 Win". This time, he's facing the Mexican Warrior. This time, he's facing a Guerrero.
Chavo will be making his debut in Vendetta Pro Wrestling, but his qualifications speak for themselves, and have put him right at the front of the line to challenge for the Vendetta Pro title. But it's not automatic. A number of former World Heavyweight and InterContinental Champions have stepped into the ring to attempt to add the Vendetta Pro Heavyweight title--one of the fastest-rising championship titles in terms of prestige in all of professional wrestling--to their already well-padded portfolios, only to come up short of winning the strap. Chavo is no stranger to championship gold, having been a World Champion in the Cruiserweight, Heavyweight and Tag-Team divisions on numerous occasions. Now, can Chavo Guerrero, Jr do what others like him have only attempted, or will the proud Canadian once again leave the ring as Vendetta Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Champion?
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Vendetta Pro Wrestling
presents
"TERROR RISING"
Lakeview Jr. High School
3700 Orcutt Rd.
Santa Maria, California 93455
Doors Open 6 pm
Bell Time 7pm
Pre-Order Tickets:
General Admission $10
Ringside $15
Purchase Tickets At The Door:
General Admission $15
Ringside $20
This event will be broadcast LIVE online at justin.tv/vpwtv, courtesy of SCR Productions.
BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Vendetta Pro Wrestling
Academy
presents
A LIVE SEMINAR
with
CHAVO GUERRERO, JR!
The former WCW and WWE Superstar will be performing a live seminar at the Vendetta Pro Wrestling Academy, giving the Vendetta Pro roster his input on professional wrestling.
This is one you won't want to miss, and this will be the ONLY place to see Chavo Guerrero Jr. on October 16!
If you're a wrestler or training to become a wrestler and are interested in attending, contact Vendetta Pro Wrestling via e-mail at vpwrestling@aol.com
For more information, go to www.vendettaprowrestling.com , and follow Vendetta Pro on Twitter at twitter.com/vendettapro. Vendetta Pro can also be found on Facebook, YouTube and MySpace! E-mail Vendetta Pro at vpwrestling@aol.com.
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