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If anyone gets upset over that, then maybe it's time for them to step outside their house.

Well that's always the case, it's never going to be all good, but I mean in the era of the Styles vs Daniels matches, the Styles/Daniels/Joe three ways, and then the Joe vs Angle matches. Good times.

What annoys me about employers is judgemental questions like "Do you see yourself working in this post in 5 years time?" with a certain tone in their voice, it's like "Bitch, you advertised for this job".

Oh my goodness, take that back! In the night garden is amazeballs!

Upsy daisy here I come, i'm the only upsy one, i'm the only daisy too, ipsy upsy daisy doo!

Not as good as the Rhyme Rocket though, that is the shizzle, and Rasta-mouse! So good...

It all exists inside it's own virtual reality, a universe unto its own, they make up the rules as they go along, i'm sure the regeneration thing will be "explained" somehow, there's too much money to be made for the show to stop now.

In the early-to-late 00's, TNA was practically constantly epic.

I agree, it doesn't need to be smooth, go and watch Jerry Lawler matches, nothing he did was 'slick', so to speak. Or even old Terry Funk matches.

It was a bit of a mess but at least we got the 4 way ladder match with Joe, AJ, Daniels and Angle out of it.

There's no way it will ever be cancelled, it's too popular. I agree about Andrea, plus most of the more annoying characters are dead now, they always seem to kill them off.

You haven't been watching it, have you?

They're doing fine, better than they've been doing in years, the product is sufficient, they're cleaning the mess Hogan left.

Hey, mini-Mantaur is epic.

What Buzz said, TNA's best years were when Jarrett had more power, BFG was the best TNA PPV in years and one of the best wrestling PPVs of 2013, it blew the critics out of the water in any event.

Variety is the spice of life, WWE seem to think formula is the key, sadly.

Worth watching just for Mike "Action" Jackson, that dude is amazing!

The Hollywood 'connection' is purely because Vince wants to be seen as being in "show business" and not in the rasslin' business, even though he is. He longs for bigger things and yet he's never had any such success in these ventures.

Not everything has to be like WWE, it will have a charm in that it will be a throwback to the days when American TV wrestling was broadcast from a studio.

Wasn't Patterson an infamous pervert? It's astounding his reputation has survived as it has.

Best wrestling books I've read, The Wrestling by Simon Garfield, Bret Harts book and Pure Dynamite, all essentially reading for all wrestling fans.

Well I've been watching The Walking Dead, by far the hottest series on TV at the moment, and in years. It's amazing how they're still managing compelling viewing on series 4!

What used to attract wrestlers to TNA in the first place was that they had a lighter schedule and didn't have to jet around the country, it's not really a step backwards, it's what is best for business, as Paul would say. Why be in a different town every fortnight when they can just go back to Orlando.

I've been in the Impact zone and it's really not that small.

But this is the professional wrestling business...

At least it's one good thing about Bryan being so over exposed.

Why did HHH refuse to shake Miz' hand?