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So "They" are..............returning...........
source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
So that's the reason for the re-signing of Poppa Pump, and the rumor of Kevin Nash returning late last week and even before then. Also, Booker wrestled a match in place of RVD on a recent tour, so all the pieces are coming into place.
if this is all true, it'll be one of the most anti-climatic feuds and one big cluster fuck in TNA history. They'll make a big deal out of it, and it won't feel like anything. I wish good on the promotion, but they lack the energy to make things believable.
Last Thursday on TNA iMPACT!, Amazing Red’s “little” brother (officially known as “Crimson”) put Abyss in a chokehold backstage and delivered a cryptic message to him: “They are coming.”
“They” will mark the return of the Main Event Mafia and will consist of Kurt Angle and Scott Steiner, and possibly Sting, Kevin Nash and Booker T.
Steiner returned to TNA at last Wednesday’s iMPACT! taping and participated in a cliff hanger ending. He donned a suit reminiscent of his time in the Main Event Mafia. Angle is penciled in for the group, and many within the organization expect Sting to be too.
Many in TNA presume that Nash is on board for the group. However, he adamantly said last week on Twitter that he is not because he is retired. Internally, many believe Nash is kayfabing his absence from TNA, but those close to him indicate he’s legitimately retired.
Booker T’s status remains unknown at this point, other than he wasn’t believed to have signed as of last week. Some were pleased with his departure from the organization in October 2009 as there were complaints about his performance, attitude, refusal to put over Matt Morgan in a match, and his own admission that he was using the company as a way to audition for acting roles.
Bobby Lashley has been mentioned by those in TNA as a possible member of the group. However, those affiliated with the mixed martial artist don’t believe he’s returning to the wrestling organization. Lashley is currently a free agent as his contract with Strikeforce expired following his loss to Chad Griggs in August. The only thing of note he has done since then is work a wrestling match for the Japanese promotion Inoki Genome Federation (IGF) in September. He is not tentatively not scheduled for any upcoming shows.
“They” would initially feud with Immortal and Fortune. The angle begins on the Feb. 3 iMPACT!.
source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
So that's the reason for the re-signing of Poppa Pump, and the rumor of Kevin Nash returning late last week and even before then. Also, Booker wrestled a match in place of RVD on a recent tour, so all the pieces are coming into place.
if this is all true, it'll be one of the most anti-climatic feuds and one big cluster fuck in TNA history. They'll make a big deal out of it, and it won't feel like anything. I wish good on the promotion, but they lack the energy to make things believable.
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G.R.I.P. Money $$$
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smh .
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Chillin&Postin
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smh
the NWO will live on in many variants i see
the NWO will live on in many variants i see
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im trying to figure out if TNA actually thinks doing these types of angles make a dent in the industry.
the writing is so piss poor that with the names involved, it means nothing. They put over the most over the hill wrestlers in the business in angles that should be going to up and coming wrestlers who need the exposure, but even then, the writing is so fucked, it'll make the young guys look like duds. There's no energy because you have a bunch of old men talking shit to one another and eventually one gets caught by himself and jumped. With Fortune involved, I highly doubt they will get put over on MEM, and if they do get over on them, oh well, OK, you beat a bunch of old guys.
it's not about another nWo/black & white/ red & black/ Wolf Pac incarnation, it's about TNA trying to resurrect and drag out an angle they believe was their recent success and trying to cash in on it again. It's not a good business deal because they're draining their purse for no payoff in the end because the writers won't know how to elevate the younger talent involved once the angle is over. They'll all go back to their midcard status.
the writing is so piss poor that with the names involved, it means nothing. They put over the most over the hill wrestlers in the business in angles that should be going to up and coming wrestlers who need the exposure, but even then, the writing is so fucked, it'll make the young guys look like duds. There's no energy because you have a bunch of old men talking shit to one another and eventually one gets caught by himself and jumped. With Fortune involved, I highly doubt they will get put over on MEM, and if they do get over on them, oh well, OK, you beat a bunch of old guys.
it's not about another nWo/black & white/ red & black/ Wolf Pac incarnation, it's about TNA trying to resurrect and drag out an angle they believe was their recent success and trying to cash in on it again. It's not a good business deal because they're draining their purse for no payoff in the end because the writers won't know how to elevate the younger talent involved once the angle is over. They'll all go back to their midcard status.
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Chi-Town Bully
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The problem with Immortal is that none of those guys should be in a stable together. Jeff Hardy is some sort of anti christ while Jeff Jarrett is Mr MMA and Fortune are suppose to be like Ric Flair and i have no clue what the hell Abyss suppose to be doing. None of those guys compliment the others.
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again........the mega groups don't make sense because the writers suck ass
was it supposed to be impactful to have those names in one group? On paper, the names are cool, we know their histories, but played out, the shit sucks. It wasn't like shockwaves hit the industry when Jeff Hardy turned heel. LOL!!! i bet TNA was gamin' on a Jeff Hardy heel turn changing the industry like when Hogan did it in WCW. Atomic Fail.
was it supposed to be impactful to have those names in one group? On paper, the names are cool, we know their histories, but played out, the shit sucks. It wasn't like shockwaves hit the industry when Jeff Hardy turned heel. LOL!!! i bet TNA was gamin' on a Jeff Hardy heel turn changing the industry like when Hogan did it in WCW. Atomic Fail.
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REAL_POETICAL
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damn i lone for the days of the six sided ring and tna being just a ppv event...rather than whatever the fuck it is now
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dalyricalbandit
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G.R.I.P. Money $$$;1934885 said:smh .
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genocide_cutter
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Can Vince Russo do anything right
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Chi-Town Bully
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genocide_cutter;1943119 said:Can Vince Russo do anything right
He dont have that much power anymore, its all Bischoff and Hogan
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genocide_cutter
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Chitown Bully;1943135 said:He dont have that much power anymore, its all Bischoff and Hogan
no wonder I'm watching WCW 2.0
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