It's Damn Real!
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Ric Flair confirmed what we've all been talking about for the last two monhts when his "big announcement" tonight was that he was reforming the infamous 4 Horsemen in TNA, except due to legal obligations (god damn you, Vince!) they won't be called the 4 Horsemen (don't worry he didn't say it like that) instead they'll be called "Fortune", or what I'm going to call them "Fourtune".
The concept of a redefined Horsemen group should be a treat to watch, but with five members to choose from between Wolfe, Kaz, AJ, Storm and Roode, there's gotta be an odd-man out somewhere, no? Flair doesn't count, obviously.
Flair noted earlier tonight that if Wolfe lost his bout with Lethal that he'd get the boot, but following his loss they beat Lethal down together before the Hogan run-in, and Flair didn't look too upset with Wolfe certainly not like his reaction to AJ's loss to Lethal at Slammiversary that's for sure, so I'm not sold on the idea that Wolfe is really out of the Fourtune picture just yet.
Beer Money, Inc. (not held under the same stipulations) won their match and advanced to the finals in the TNA Tag Team Tournament for the right to face the MCMG at Victory Road, and the seeds for the AJ/Kaz feud were planted weeks ago, so the question is who's the real odd-man out, and how successful do you see the Fourtune stable being?
Do you see success for a reinstallation stable in TNA, or is this destined to fail?
Thoughts?
The concept of a redefined Horsemen group should be a treat to watch, but with five members to choose from between Wolfe, Kaz, AJ, Storm and Roode, there's gotta be an odd-man out somewhere, no? Flair doesn't count, obviously.
Flair noted earlier tonight that if Wolfe lost his bout with Lethal that he'd get the boot, but following his loss they beat Lethal down together before the Hogan run-in, and Flair didn't look too upset with Wolfe certainly not like his reaction to AJ's loss to Lethal at Slammiversary that's for sure, so I'm not sold on the idea that Wolfe is really out of the Fourtune picture just yet.
Beer Money, Inc. (not held under the same stipulations) won their match and advanced to the finals in the TNA Tag Team Tournament for the right to face the MCMG at Victory Road, and the seeds for the AJ/Kaz feud were planted weeks ago, so the question is who's the real odd-man out, and how successful do you see the Fourtune stable being?
Do you see success for a reinstallation stable in TNA, or is this destined to fail?
Thoughts?