It's not that tough. Their biggest draw, the company hero who has helped & defended in the past, returns to big hype.I'd love to see a TNA mark defend that.
Sure they overbaked the hype but still. It's TNA, they do that often, this time it lived up to it.
This is as much as TNA could do.Oh, give me a break.
If Sting showed up on Raw last Monday and beat the Miz for the WWE Championship, everyone would be jizzing in their pants. However, since it happened in TNA, it's just "******ed."
I'm not even a big TNA fan, but it makes fucking sense to do something big with Sting right now considering he has had the most hype and momentum in the last few weeks than he has had in YEARS. Why not try and capitalize on it by bringing Sting back and have him feud with the biggest name already in the company, Jeff Hardy?
Me too.I agree with JMT 100%
I'm feeling nothing for TNA at the moment. Their booking has been horrid at times. Talking of which,I appreciate disdain for Vince McMahon's vision as much as anyone, but TNA is such a mess that it's hard to get excited about anything. Couple that with the apathy I sensed from the audience when I caught the main event last night, and it's a tepid, emotionless mess. At least Triple H and Undertaker's awful segment this week got most people to care. When RVD and Kurt Angle had their epic stare-down last night, I felt nothing. That's not good.
In the spoiler for the following week (I think) Hardy/Anderson teamed to face RVD/Sting.
Now that's just awful. I cant defend it.
Now that's just awful. I cant defend it.