Major Major Tna Spoiler.

Davieswasacrippledtart wrote:
Imagine if Tesco took all the filling out of their pies. And when people got home from Tesco and started eating their pies they realised they were empty. And then people complained, and the Managing Director of Tesco issued a statement that all of those customers are fools and it's really fun hearing about their disappointment. .

sodhat wrote:And Hogan spelt Roode's name wrong.

I think they're going for the same sort of thing that WWE did with Christian when turning him earlier this year; except of course Vince wasn't then on Twitter telling anyone there was a bigger picture and calling people that were let down by the build going nowhere fools.

Davieswasacrippledtart wrote:

Mr H wrote:I genuinely think TNA write their show, then at the end of the weekly episode of Impact they screw up the script, toss it over their shoulder and say 'right, what shall we do next week then'.

That would be seven days' more planning than you get from WWE...

I don't mind this progression at all. The plan is clearly to turn Roode heel because he's bitter about Storm succeeding where he failed.

I believe TNA planned to put the belt on Roode before Hogan's power play, therefore the pre-BFG montages make sense. It was amateurish to change their minds at the last second, but I applaud them for not going with Roode as champion half-heartedly. They changed their minds, so they changed the booking. Harsh on Roode, and totally incompetent, but in my opinion the best course of action.

This also gives him even more reason to be bitter, which would help his heel turn down the road (at least three months from now, I would hope, and preferably in 6-9 months setting up the BFG 2012 main event). The company has decided they want Storm as the babyface and Roode as the jealous heel; it would have been a lot harder to achieve this if Roode had won the belt. As things stand, he's got a lot more justification for being jealous.

If TNA decided - however late in the day it literally was - that they do not want to go with Bobby Roode as their top babyface, I think it was the right decision to have Angle win the PPV main event and then get the title onto Storm. Of course, the decision should have been made sooner than Sunday afternoon, and the Hogan radio interview was a disgrace, but that doesn't take away from the fact that it would have done the company no good to put the belt on a wrestler they didn't believe in at their biggest PPV of the year.

The rest of Impact sounds like the usual complete and utter pap. People from the old days talking lots. Hopefully the Storm/Roode storyline can save the company, because whatever Sting and Hogan and Dixie say, nobody else can.

Brady12 wrote:Could of been worse guys for one awful second I scrolled I thought is it...... surely it can't be ..... Hogan