I don't see the bad. It means we get Steiner back, and potentially get rid of JB for good.
Josh will remain. That is bad. Also, that lawyer gimmick Abyss has is, well hardly his best work.
I don't see the bad. It means we get Steiner back, and potentially get rid of JB for good.
Josh is awesome. And while the gimmick itself is...not the greatest in the world, Abyss plays the part of Joseph Park really well. It's not meant to be taken super seriously, after all
Just give Steiner a fuckin' mic and I'll watch Impact every week.I don't see the bad. It means we get Steiner back, and potentially get rid of JB for good.
Josh and Pope make for an incredible team when JB isn't around, and when he's not saying those cringeworthy POPTV plugs that he's forced to say. I mean, would you rather have Keneley and Taz back?Can't stand Josh. Granted, he's better when he isn't arguing with JB but still *shudders*.
Yeah he does the part well but I'd rather have the big scary Abyss tearing through that upper card, they need more scary upper carders.
Exactly, they should remove the escape stipulation altogether. The whole point of the match is to keep the action contained and make sure that the two are forced to fight each other (ie one competitor can't avoid the other). Escaping, whether through the door or over the cage, ruins the point of the match IMO (over the cage is passable if it wasn't overused, but the door thing is really bad).Cage matches with any kind of escape finish are a terrible concept. The only ones who can really look good are the cowardly heels. If the cage is designed to give the face a place to fight the heel without a place to run and to keep interference out, then why would the face want to run away by escaping the cage when the cage is their opportunity, in most cases, to finally have a fair shot and getting their revenge? It's a broken concept that really needs to be done away with in wrestling about 95% of the time.
That sounds like it could work very well, but I hate the fact that it's basically the same thing they did with Don West. And I would hate it even more after realizing that it would mean we have to listen to shitty JB on commentary. I hate him almost as much as I hate Kevin Kelly. Personally, I like his current role as basically a "manager to the heels" from the announce desk. It's really cool to me that they have Lashley as someone who is a friend of Josh's, and not just someone who Josh continuously puts over as his friend but is ignored by Lashley. It's very small details like that which tie the whole show together, instead of just having multiple separate segments of a wrestling show.As for Josh, he's awesome. He's so great at getting heat. I would honestly be okay with him losing at Slammiversary if it meant that he could move into a managing role (where I think he would do quite well). I think he would be able to push some of his heat onto whoever he was managing.
Josh Matthews said Park is Abyss. Don't doubt the GOAT.Umm guys, Joseph Park is not Abyss, it's his brother. Abyss is still injured from LAX.
Could not agree more with this. The show ended up being fine, but there was no real reason to care about the show any more than a regular episode of Impact, which is not a good thing when you only have 2 real PPVs a year.I really like that they have been building up Slammiversary this year, unlike last year where it was thrown together just before the ppv.
It was Sony Six who paid.r, Impact Wrestling paid fans in Mumbai, India, to attend the recent Impact Wrestling TV tapings.
According to The Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Impact Wrestling paid fans in Mumbai, India, to attend the recent Impact Wrestling TV tapings.
The venue used for the tapings was actually a television studio which holds 500 people, and everyone in attendance was paid 250 to 400 rupees (between $3.80 and $7.60), to attend. It’s worth noting the practice of paying audience members is common for television shoots in India.
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That's probably the reason why the crowd was so hot. Knowing that it's common in India to do that makes it less bad. It has also been reported that Sonjay Dutt and Shera were legitimately over.
Tickets were never for sale, apparently. So many actual Impact fans couldn't go to the show. That's what I have a problem with, if it's true.