TNA Slammiversary X

[Warner2BruceTD]

It was electric all night. Probably the funnest wrestling show Ive ever been to. Fuck Sting though. Hate how he makes Bobby Roode look like such a fucking pussy all the time. I was hoping Roode would have destroyed him but whatever.

That building looked great on TV and the crowd was fantastic.

Burn down the Impact Zone. I get why they use that place, but seriously, just burn it down.

[Aso]

I enjoyed watching it and the tag team match was easily the best of them all. The main event was trash though.

Was also surprised to Christian make his way back to TNA after he was on WWE and just won the intercontinental championship a few weeks back.

[Warner2BruceTD]

I enjoyed watching it and the tag team match was easily the best of them all. The main event was trash though.

Was also surprised to Christian make his way back to TNA after he was on WWE and just won the intercontinental championship a few weeks back.

Christian is still with WWE. He is 'on loan', so to speak, as part of the deal that allowed Ric Flair to appear at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony during Wrestlemania weekend. One of the things TNA asked for in return was for Christian to participate in interviews for DVD's and some other things.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Christian is still with WWE. He is 'on loan', so to speak, as part of the deal that allowed Ric Flair to appear at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony during Wrestlemania weekend. One of the things TNA asked for in return was for Christian to participate in interviews for DVD's and some other things.

I believe the one off PPV appearance was the main thing and they got him back for interviews and whatnot.

Funny though, TNA just got rid of Flair...not a bad exchange, I guess.

[EmpireWF]

I believe the one off PPV appearance was the main thing and they got him back for interviews and whatnot.

Funny though, TNA just got rid of Flair...not a bad exchange, I guess.

Isn't TNA suing WWE over the whole thing? TNA got hosed into being forced to let Flair go and all they get is a meaningless PPV appearance and some spots on future DVD releases?

[FedEx227]

There's an issue with contracts. A TNA employee was emailing WWE saying he had contract information (expiration dates, etc.). WWE hired this guy but then quickly informed TNA that he was given confidential contract info but apparently not quick enough by TNA's standards so they are suing them. It's really a nothing case.