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Otis and Sami having a babyface contest is must see TV.

Prince Puma coming to New Japan before we know it.

Two things about that, one it was talked about before his beef with Ian hat Kelly was some sort of at least Q-adjacent type and secondly anyone who invokes Hana Kimura to defend themselves is always going to be highly suspect in my book. I will agree that Ian didn't handle it professionally, but I'm not going to act like Kelly was some kind of martyr in all this.

Apparently we're getting evil Wendy Choo next week as well?

I would feel 100% safe doing a leap from the top rope to the floor if Otis was the one supposed to catch me

I love how in kayfabe Ava is the best GM in the company since she's out here opening the Forbidden Door.

So in the preview for NXT they hyped the in ring debut of Stevie Turner, but wasn't the the one that debuted last year with the twitch streamer gimmick?

I wonder what changed. I would assume TNA's losses or whatever were pretty consistent and up to this point Anthem seem to just view them as the cost of doing business to have their programming on the station they own. Unlike like with happened to ROH under Sinclair, Anthem didn't have another part of their business blow up like Sinclair's RSNs. Was their some change in leadership that soured them on wrestling? Just seems so odd that just as TNA was just about to break out to a higher level they get the rug pulled out.

That pop when Otis stepped to Gable, holy shit.

Good lord, Sheamus's chest being turned into hamburger meat in this match.

This feels weird to say but I'm actually looking forward to Raw. Finn/Lee and Kaiser/Sheamus are surely going to be bangers, and we have Kiana making her main roster debut. Also Priest/Rey sounds like something that's going to have some storyline advancement going on.

This is definitely going to be what happens. Not because it would make any sense whatsoever, but just because it would be the most TNA thing ever.

The crowds are begging for Otis to beat Gable's ass, they're building it up to be a huge moment. After Raw I was thinking how Otis and Sami would be the most babyface team of all time and I kind of want to see it at least once. Plus I could see Otis becoming a big star just by how much charisma he has and how the crowd gets behind him.

The funny thing is Vince went out of his way to make sure Trump wasn't referenced on TV while he was in office.

They planted seeds, sure, but by all accounts it's going to be a while before Kenny is back in action.

Having an appearance by MIstico not be promoted ahead of time seems like an own-goal.

A CMLL luchadora getting a feature video on Dynamite is pretty mind blowing since it wasn't that long ago CMLL itself wasn't interested in pushing women.

I'm not saying I'm not glad to see someone still getting work, but Ethan Page to me seems like he topped out in TNA. This is quite the wild take considering Swerve is currently the world champ in AEW and last I saw Top Dolla he was trying to remain relevant on the indies.

Jordynn Grace and the TNA Knockouts title are on NXT, we really are in a new world now.

So last night was the last match on Becky's contract and she's expected to take some time off. Probably won't happen but it would be funny if TK made her a big money offer to jump ship.

Lyra looking like she got run over by a truck, and considering she had a match with Nia I suppose she did.

I know a lot of folks here weren't huge fans of the MJF/Cole stuff, but the truth is it was over huge with the fans and the only reason it ended with a thud was because Cole getting hurt fucked everything up.

Well that was bananas, setting motherfuckers on fire and shit

FTR with long tights just seems weird to me

I've said it before but the Saudi crowds are low key some of the better ones WWE has. Regardless of all the (extremely) questionable reasons these shows exist, the folks show up and bring it each time. By no means saying that as any defense of them mind you, but at least there is some positives out of it.