I didn't vote, when I originally started this thread. I just added my choice for the finish of this match, which is "Match ends in a DQ/No Contest".
I get the feeling that this feud won't end at the PPV this Sunday...at least, IMHO, I believe the feud between Anderson & Ray should last at least until No Surrender (the next TNA PPV, happening in September). We all know that this storyline has been rushed (hell, almost 90% of all the posts on this topic mention that fact), and TNA would be smart to keep this feud going.
Obviously, the finish to the Anderson/Ray match at HC Justice is irrelevant if TNA Creative decides to keep this feud going after the PPV; IE: this feud can continue whether there is a clear-cut winner (& loser), a cheap win, or a DQ/No Contest. Since wrestling is pre-determined (what? ...get outta here...), any storyline can easily keep the feud between Anderson & Ray going through September (with another match between these two happening at No Surrender). If TNA decides to keep the feud going, then the winner of the first match is insignificant (since the story won't be over, at least not yet).
I just get the feeling that Creative won't be able to come up with a finish for the match, and Russo has always been big on match-interference/run-ins. I know this is a PPV, not an episode of Impact...but I can see a DQ being the easiest way for creative to revisit this match (presumably at the next PPV). I don't think we'll see Ray or Anderson leaving Immortal any time in the immediate future, but I could see an eventual "loser leaves Immortal" stipulation added to a match between these two (possibly at No Surrender in September? or..........).
If TNA Creative was really smart (I don't necessarily believe they are this smart, but stranger things have happened), they would book a "loser leaves Immortal" match between these two for Bound For Glory 2011. I know it seems like it's a long way off, but in actuality there's only 10 more weeks until the biggest TNA PPV of the year. That leaves only 10 more episodes of Impact, and not a whole hell of a lot of time to get either of these two involved in other feuds.
Think about it...if I had a say in what TNA does creatively, that's what I would do at this point in time. A match like this at TNA's biggest PPV of the year could cement Bully Ray as a true main-eventer (at least by TNA/IW standards), and also allow Anderson to go back to being on his own. With Anderson out of Immortal -- and Ray as a main-eventer, this would effectively kill two birds with one stone. If a "Loser Leaves Immortal" Stipulation is added to a hypothetical match between Ray & Anderson at BFG, a win for Bully Ray would mean that Ray could step into the role of Immortal's top heel AND TNA/IW gets their "popular heel" back (Mr. Anderson).
In my opinion, this is the perfect payoff for the feud between Ray & Anderson (culminating on October 16th, 2011 -- at Bound For Glory). Anderson works better on his own anyway (IMHO), and Bully Ray is doing so well playing an old-school heel. Ray could easily be Immortal's one and only "top dog", especially if he were to win a "loser leaves Immortal" match against Anderson...and, there really isn't room for two "alpha-types" in any heel-group (the "alpha-types" I'm referring to being Anderson & Ray). Think back to when the nWo split into two factions in 1998 (Wolfpac, and nWo Hollywood), following the power-struggle between Hogan & Nash.
That's just plain smart booking, if you ask me: keep the feud between Bully Ray & Mr. Anderson going, with the final "money" match happening at BFG in October. The match at HC Justice might have seemed rushed, but let's just see where they're going with this.