TNA Hardcore Justice: 100% ECW Free

[Pepe Silvia]

If 80% of "people" are misinterpreting what's going on, the "people" aren't the problem.

The 80% was about the amount of stuff said people misinterpreted what happens in TNA, not how many people are misinterpreting

He could mean 5 people misinterpret 80%+ of what happens in TNA.

 

[Big Nick Dudley]

The 80% was about the amount of stuff said people misinterpreted what happens in TNA, not how many people are misinterpreting

He could mean 5 people misinterpret 80%+ of what happens in TNA.

Yeah, I definitely misread what he said.

Fine.

If fans are misinterpreting 80% of what's happening, the "fans" aren't the problem.

Now we're cookin'!

 

[Pepe Silvia]

Yeah, I definitely misread what he said.

Fine.

If fans are misinterpreting 80% of what's happening, the "fans" aren't the problem.

Now we're cookin'!

He wrote the sentence kind of enrgishy, luckily I'm fluent in it. And yeah, Russo's not entirely newbie friendly

 

[X]

The crowd couldn't be deader for this show if their seats were caskets.

Hard to get excited about such a dull and utterly pointless show. There were a few good matches, but overall this had to be one of the most forgettable shows I've ever seen. Just seemed like the whole show was just there because they had to fill a PPV card.

I was SHOCKED by how good Anderson vs. Ray was though. Seriously, that was a badass little WRESTLING match, I didn't think Ray had it in him at this point in his career but damn, he was busting out all kinds of sick slams and suplexes and Anderson looked motivated for once. Not a **** classic or anything but man, that match should win an award for "Most unlikely great match of the year" or something.

Six-man was a lot of fun too. Opener was fun and even the main event was decent, but man, just so much filler and even the good matches weren't particularly memorable and will be forgotten about in a week's time.