And this card is stipulation-tastic and gimmick matcherrific!
TNA SACRIFICE
May 11, 2008
Bell time: 8:00p
Samoa Joe(c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. Scott Steiner
I predict: Samoa Joe, because TNA hasn't proven that they are the absolute stupidest company yet. However, Sunday is still two days away.
(for the TNA Tag Team Titles)
Team 3D; AJ Styles & Super Eric; Latin American Xchange; Christian Cage & Rhino; Sting & James Storm; Matt Morgan & Kip James; and Booker T, Awesome Kong, Robert Roode, & BG James
I predict: LAX. This match looks like such a gigantic squat-hump, that it's not even funny, even if they're trying to make it funny. Seriously, isn't the "tag partners who hate each other" angle tired enough yet? But, not to be undone, upon their win, Hernandez will then turn on Homicide, to breed TENSION~! between them!
(to determine the #1 contender to the X Division Title)
Jay Lethal vs. Curry Man vs. Kaz vs. Alex Shelley vs. Jimmy Rave vs. Chris Sabin vs. Johnny Devine vs. Shark Boy vs. Sonjay Dutt vs. Consequences Creed
I predict: Shit, I'll go with Kaz. He's due something good, for going from challenging Angle for the World title, to feuding with Blackdust and Rellik.
(one wins a Women's title shot, one gets her head shaved)
Gail Kim vs. ODB vs. Angelina Love vs. Velvet Sky vs. Rhaka Khan vs. Roxxi vs. Salinas vs. Christy Hemme vs. Traci Brooks vs. Jacqueline
I predict: Fuck predict, I hope that Roxxi Leveaux wins, with ODB getting her neck broken ... I mean, head shaved. Although, a Rhaka Khan loss could probably happen instead, as she fucked up some trading card deal that TNA had a few weeks back.
Whew ... all of a sudden, I was hit with a nauseating wave of apathy.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
TNA: Sacrifice, this Sunday on PPV!!
3 comments:
That articled you linked notes that Jim Cornette is planning to write a book, which will be a book I will definitely read. That has to be filled with some crazy 80's NWA shit.
I'm hoping so, too. When the news of this book dropped on 411 Wrestling, the bulk of responses from readers consisted of "Who's the Midnight Express?" or assorted variations thereof. I'm particularly interested in the Smoky Mountain Wrestling stuff, because Jericho's book had a sneak peek at some of it, and those little snippets were awesome.
(Of course, nothing beats Edge's account of working in the Southern States territory ... wonder if he ever recovered from that lawsuit the booker was going to file?)
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