ThisisBigBrother.com - UK TV Forums - TNA impact wrestling,Xplosion,PPV on challenge Chat & Discussion

ThisisBigBrother.com - UK TV Forums (https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/forums/index.php)

- Wrestling (https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=674)

- - TNA impact wrestling,Xplosion,PPV on challenge Chat & Discussion (https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/forums/showthread.php?t=170934)

by the end of 2015 i will be TNA champion ta ta for now

wow what a good show tonight impact was there had to much wrestling a the show ran over tome on challenge if you mist it you can see it on Tuesday at 10pm freeview channel 46

the next new impact is xmas day

it a xmas of TNA :dance:

Quote:

Update for fans in the UK and Ireland:

TNA IMPACT WRESTLING will be broadcast as usual over the festive period – every Sunday at 9pm on Challenge TV.

That means TNA IMPACT WRESTLING will be on at 9pm on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

For those who miss the show, it is repeated on Tuesdays at 10pm.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

from TNA UK FACEBOOK

TNA shake-up as Russo departs

this is big news

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...o-departs.html

Quote:

FORMER WWE and WCW head writer Vince Russo has left the TNA creative team after 10 years on and off with the company.
Russo played a key role in TNA when it was first created in 2002 and is even credited by some for coming up with the name.

He left two years later, but was rehired by TNA President Dixie Carter in 2006 and has played a major role in creative since that time.

However last night, Dixie revealed: "TNA and Vince Russo have mutually parted ways as of this week.

"The separation is amicable and professional. We are glad for the opportunity to have worked together and wish each other nothing but good luck and success in the future."

Russo was always controversial with fans, splitting opinion between those who credited him with the success of the WWE Attitude Era and those who blamed him for the death of WCW.

Although many TNA storylines and matches under his watch won rave reviews, there were also regular "Fire Russo" chants from fans who disliked some of the more corny and crazy aspects of TNA booking.

Bruce Pritchard recently replaced Russo as head writer and is thought to be retaining that role going forward.

Former WWE and ROH booker Dave Lagana has now joined the Impact Wrestling creative team, after his success working on Ring Ka King in India.

Eric Bischoff — who also has a hand in the running of the shows — welcomed Lagana, by tweeting: "Had the opportunity to work with David in WWE and learned to respect his knowledge of story structure and detail."

:dance::dance::dance:

on in 7 mins entertainment at it best it going to be a good show tonight

9pm challenge TV freeview channel 46 :amazed:

you should all watch TNA wresting tonight at 9pm on freeview channel 46 challenge TV because for the 1st time ever i am incharges of the show :shocked::amazed::dance:

please post if you like TNA because i forgot which members like it :bawling::bawling::bawling:

michael this is no longer a chat thread your just talking to yourself now mate :joker:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Salman! (Post 5070669)

michael this is no longer a chat thread your just talking to yourself now mate :joker:

or am i :hugesmile:

oh snap i just realised im the first person apart from you to post in this thread in 2012 :/

Quote:

Originally Posted by Salman! (Post 5070675)

oh snap i just realised im the first person apart from you to post in this thread in 2012 :/

good work :dance::dance::dance:

oh no :bawling::bawling::bawling:

tna destination x 2012 was :amazed::amazed::amazed: :worship::worship::worship:

new champion new champion double a

http://prowrestlingpowerhouse.com/wp...-Title-Win.jpg

PPV was good
aries is so ****ing cool i bet wwe are raging they didnt pick him up for tough enough

this is what you miss

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-champion.html

Quote:

EXACTLY one year after winning a contract with TNA Wrestling, Austin Aries became the company’s world heavyweight champion.

Aries dethroned Bobby Roode at Destination X, TNA’s annual homage to the sometimes overlooked high-flying wrestlers who helped make them the world’s No2 grappling promotion.

He vacated his X Division title to face Roode in the main event of the Challenge TV show — and what a blistering encounter they delivered.

Both men traded near falls and the advantage throughout, offering a believable scrap where the finish could not be predicted.

The end came as Roode pulled every dirty trick out of his bag — including a belt shot and referee bump — but still fell to an Aries Brain Buster.

Aries showed genuine emotion as he was handed the gold afterwards, a fitting reward for 12 months in which he’s arguably been the hottest star in the wrestling business.

Destination X kicked off with the X Division Tournament Last Chance Qualifier.

Rubix, Mason Andrews, Lars Only and Dakota Darsow squared off for a spot in the next match and possible shot at the vacant X gold later on the show.

The spot-fest was quick with Andrews winning after some reasonable exchanges.

Kid Kash v Andrews followed directly afterwards and built momentum up in the arena. Veteran Kash was on fine form but fell to a roll-up.

UK star Doug Williams also lost to a rising talent, as our man was bested by Kenny King in a reasonable match.

The returning Sonjay Dutt received a decent pop from fans as he beat Rashad Cameron, before Zema Ion bested Flip Casanova in a quick match that did not highlight either man's skills.

The Bound For Glory Series match between Kurt Angle and Samoa Joe was a welcome addition to the card.

The back-and-forth action livened up things nicely and worked well among their high-flying peers.

The finish came when Joe applied the rear naked choke and Kurt passed out, netting Joe 10 points for the submission win.

Former buddies AJ Styles and Daniels’ Last Man Standing encounter was a blinder, with both men risking life and limb in and out of the ring.

But interference by Kazarian could not help his tag team partner as AJ hit a Styles Clash through a table to win.

Ultimate X was, as expected, a flurry of high-risk moves, tope-rope spots and much more as the steel structure X ropes came into play.

In the end, Ion overcame Dutt, via hairspray assist, to grab the title belt.

Destination X was a hit-and-miss event, but one where TNA showed how much support it is giving its younger roster members.

The crowing of Aries as world champion will shake up the title picture.

And with no sign of Hulk Hogan, Sting and many others, this was a night that belonged to the often neglected and yet so refreshing high-flying X Division stars.

We all knew Slammiversary would be a hard act to follow and that an X Division-heavy event would blow hot and cold.

That said, this was a decent offering from the always improving Impact Wrestling crew.

TNA TNA TNA :colour::colour::colour: :colour::colour::colour:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Karl (Post 5295462)

PPV was good
aries is so ****ing cool i bet wwe are raging they didnt pick him up for tough enough

WWE are so ****ing dumb at recognising talent, he'd have jobbed like a bitch, maybe had a MITB match and then released had he gone 5 metres before them... least TNA gave him a chance, I'm happy for him.

Guerrero signs for TNA Wrestling

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...Wrestling.html

CHAVO GUERRERO has become the latest big name to sign for TNA Wrestling.

Quote:

The former WCW and WWE star will make his debut on TNA’s flagship Impact Wrestling show on Thursday, which will be broadcast in the UK on Challenge TV three days later.

TNA president Dixie Carter announced the news last night, telling fans: “We’re excited to have Guerrero join the TNA family!

“I’m looking forward to seeing him on Impact Wrestling every week.”

Guerrero becomes the second member of his legendary family to work for TNA, as he is the nephew of the company’s Spanish commentator Hector.

The Guerreros rank alongside the Harts, Von Erichs and McMahons as the most famous clan in the history of pro wrestling.

Guerrero’s dad Chavo Snr and his grandfather, the late Gory Guerrero, are legends in Mexico and beyond.

The most successful Guerrero of all was Chavo’s uncle Eddie, a former WWE world champion who is still adored by fans around the globe more than six years after his death.

Chavo is best known for his run in the WWE, where he won the cruiserweight and ECW championships, while also lifting tag team gold alongside Eddie.

He joins grappling legends including Hulk Hogan, Sting and Kurt Angle in TNA.

:dance::dance::dance: :colour::colour::colour: :dance2::dance2::dance2:

aces & 8 are bad :bawling::bawling::bawling:

TNA the holygrail of failed careers and old wrestlers.......bar 3-4 people the roster is utter ****, I hope they fail and all the families of people who worked there go bankrupt and then they get put on the streets, develop schizophrenia and die in a mass suicide.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Iceman (Post 5521801)

well well well look who turn up in the tna thread :amazed:

tna is a rating winner in the uk so there manice

Quote:

Originally Posted by Iceman (Post 5522129)

get ****ed

cheer mate :thumbs:

how things stand after the BFG PPV

TNA World Heavyweight Championship Jeff Hardy :amazed::worship::worship::worship:

TNA Television Championship Samoa Joe

TNA World Tag Team Championship Chavo Guerrero, Jr. and Hernandez

TNA X Division Championship Rob Van Dam (in your face iceman)

TNA Women's Knockout Championship Tara

TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship Eric Young and ODB :idc: