TNA Lockdown 2010 is what you call an EXTREME RULES PPV. It was far from being a perfect show but, overall, it was AWESOME! If you have been conditioned to enjoy WWE matches and programming then you will definitely NOT like TNA Lockdown.

This years TNA Lockdown featured the following matches and all of them were inside a Steel Cage:

• Rob Van Dam versus James Storm
• Homicide versus Brian Kendrick versus Chris Sabin versus Alex Shelly
• Kevin Nash versus Eric Young
• Velvet Skye and Madison Rayne versus Tara and Angelina Love (TNA Knockout and Tag Championship)
• Kazarian versus Shannon Moore versus Homicide (TNA X Division Championship)
• Team 3D versus Kevin Nash and Scott Hall
• Kurt Angle versus Mr. Anderson
• Pope D’Angelo Dinero versus AJ Styles (TNA World Heavyweight Championship)
• Team Hogan: Abyss, Jeff Hardy, RVD and Jeff Jarrett versus Team Flair: Sting, James Storm, Robert Roode, Desmond Wolfe (Lethal Lockdown)

TNA Lockdown 2010 was an awesome PPV and I enjoyed all the matches but the ones I really like were Kurt Angle versus Mr. Anderson, AJ Styles versus D’Angelo Dinero and the X Division Matches. Some memorable moments of the show were Jeff Hardy on top of a ladder which is on top of the steel cage and jumping down on the table which is also on top of the steel cage, Team 3D squashing the Outsiders and doing the 3D on Scott Hall and Kurt Angle’s moonsault on top of the cage.

The only part that I kinda didn’t like was when Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff came into the ring at the later part of the Lethal Lockdown match. I know that they’re just telling a story but I felt that they could have done it at the end of the match instead. There interference kinda messed up everything for me.

As for being extreme, TNA Lockdown 2010 was EXTREME. If I remember it correctly, the only match that didn’t have any blood was the Knockouts Tag Match. They got tables, baseball bats, garbage cans and lids, kendo stick, tacks and, most importantly, BLOOD! Now that is what an EXTREME RULES PPV should be.

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Chris Jericho defeated Edge at Wrestlemania 26 only to drop the championship to Jack Swagger? OMG! O_O

Yup, it’s true! A spoiler video was uploaded in YouTube by a fan who was there at Smackdown’s Taping in Las Vegas. I’m pretty sure that WWE will have YouTube take down the video. (video after the jump)

Enjoy it while it is up!

I also took screenshots of the video just in case WWE pulls it out before anyone can see it.

I guess Chris Jericho is going to take some time off from wrestling because that would be the only reason why he dropped the championship so quickly.

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Today, we watched the Elimination Chamber LIVE on a local cable channel and it was a solid PPV. Both chambers, Raw and Smackdown, were entertaining to watch although I feel that Raw’s Elimination Chamber were more balanced. Smackdown’s Elimination Chamber were filled with small guys and kinda dragged in some parts during the match.

As for the results, John Cena won Raw’s Elimination Chamber and became the new WWE Champion for about a 10 minutes or less. LOL! After the match, the Chairman appeared on the ramp and ordered Cena to defend the title against Batista. Batista pinned John Cena after a spear and a Batista Bomb making him the new WWE Champion.

Smackdown’s Elimination Chamber was interesting and funny at times specially when Chris Jericho used one of the pods to protect himself from the Undertaker. At the end, the two men left in the chamber was Jericho and the Undertaker but Jericho pinned the Undertaker to became the new World Heavyweight Champion. It happened because Shawn Michaels appeared from below the chamber and Super Kicked the Undertaker. Jericho took the opportunity and pinned the Undertaker for the win.

By the way, I later found out (from various wrestling sites) that the Undertaker was literally burned alive when one of his pyro accidentally lit up under him during his entrance. Unfortunately, we didn’t see this on the LIVE broadcast. All we saw was the Undertaker running from the ramp to the ring which was very unusual for the Undertaker to do since he usually takes his time in entering the ring.

According to reports, the Undertaker was really furious after the match and WWE officials had to calm him down. Who wouldn’t be furious? Wrestling is fake but the body slams, the chops and the hits these athletes are taking inside the ring are not. I’m amazed that the Undertaker, after being literally engulfed in flames, was still able to perform as if nothing happened. Now, that’s professionalism and the least the WWE staff can do is keep them safe during their performance.

Below is a video from YouTube showing what happened during Undertaker’s entrance in the Elimination Chamber.

I read that WWE doesn’t want people to see what happened and they are pulling these videos off of YouTube. I just hope that the Undertaker didn’t suffered any serious injuries in that accident.

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I wasn’t doing anything this morning so I decided to watch some television but I didn’t find anything good to watch on my favorite channels so I decided to channel surf. While going through the channels one by one, a familiar face appeared on one of the channels. The face belonged to Bret Hart and the show was a replay of last monday night’s RAW. I do watch professional wrestling but I haven’t really followed it that much this past few months so I’m kinda out of the loop in what’s happening in the professional wrestling world.

Watching Bret Hart in the middle of a WWE ring is a surprise for me. Wrestling fans know that Bret Hart’s relationship with WWE ended sourly because of what happened in Bret Hart’s match with Shawn Michaels in his last Survivor Series in Montreal. I don’t really know what actually happened at the end of that match but that particular event is now known as the Montreal Screwjob in pro wrestling history.

The part I tuned in to was with Bret Hart in the ring talking to the fans when Shawn Michaels appeared and entered the ring as well. They both talked about the past, shook hands and hugged each other. Shawn Michaels left the ring and Bret Hart called out Vince McMahon. Vince McMahon didn’t come out at that time but he did come to the ring at the end of the program where Bret Hart came out and interrupted him. Vince McMahon did most of the talking and it ended with a kick to the groan of Bret Hart.

I’m not sure if Bret Hart will be in WWE for very long but I surely don’t think he can wrestle. If he is going to stay for a while then I think he will be involved in non-wrestling capacity. I’m also curious to the amount Vince McMahon paid or offered to pay Bret Hart just to return and work for him (even for a short period) in WWE.

Below is a YouTube video of Bret Hart’s return to WWE. This video was after the program ended (because I didn’t see this happened in the replay I watched).

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Just finished watching WWE’s No Mercy and good thing I didn’t pay for it but I did watch it legally. It was shown in a local cable channel as a special feature. Anyway, I felt that most, if not all, of the matches were not worth to be on a pay-per-view. All feels short and the setup of each spot move were too obvious. It’s a very mediocre PPV. In fact, I fell asleep during Triple H’s and Jeff Hardy’s match.

A quick win for Batista (Photo from WWE.com)

The PPV started with the ECW Championship match between Matt Hardy and Mark Henry. I know Matt won’t lose the title to Mark Henry since he just won it at Unforgiven but, come on, do they have to make the match suck as well. I feel that Matt didn’t do enough damage to make the defeat of Henry believable. Hey, it’s fake but it doesn’t have to look fake, right?

The Women’s Championship match between Beth Phoenix and Candice Michelle followed the ECW match. I don’t care much for WWE’s women’s division but I do like looking at most of them. For some reason, the match was okay maybe because I wasn’t expecting anything from the two ladies or maybe I was just glad it was over that quick.

The next match was between Rey Mysterio and Kane and honestly it was a decent match with Rey doing what he does best and that is to fly. I’m just disappointed that it ended in a disqualification. My guess is that, this thing with Kane and Rey isn’t over yet.

The Batista versus JBL Number One Contender’s match ended rather quickly. Batista was all over JBL, although JBL did do a few moves here and there but the entire match was all Batista. It was like, WWE just wanted to get that match over with so that Batista can be the number one contender once again for the championship. Wait a minute, I think the whole segment between Cryme Tyme and JBL, including JBL’s monologue, took longer than his match with Batista.

That was followed by the match between the Bigshow and the Undertaker. Again, this match is like a Smackdown setup match. There was nothing special in it and I still can’t believe that the Undertaker can be taken out that easily with a couple of punches. It’s not very Undertaker like.

I wasn’t able to watch the WWE Championship match between Triple H and Jeff Hardy because, as I’ve said above, I fell asleep. I woke up with Triple H overturning Jeff Hardy’s cover to pin Jeff Hardy and to retain the title. Anyway, I don’t think Jeff would ever become WWE Champion. I feel that WWE is just teasing the fans of a posible Jeff Hardy title run to keep them excited and wanting only to drop the belt to someone else.

In general, I was not too impressed with this year’s No Mercy. As I’ve said, the matches were too short, too predictable and they were not exciting. In short, the execution of the matches were not PPV material.

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I was able to watch the entire 2008 Royal Rumble yesterday and no I’m not talking about the Jimmy Snuka/Roddy Piper thing. I’m referring to the Y2J and JBL’s match where Y2J missed a move but JBL still went down hard on the canvass. Too bad for them, the entire Madison Square Garden caught it and I almost fell out of my chair when I saw JBL fell down like a log. LOL! That particular sequence totally destroyed the match. Y2J was a bloody mess and I felt both tried hard to salvage the match from the botch but all I can think of was JBL falling down from a missed move.

Royal Rumble 2008’s singles matches weren’t great but the Rumble was pretty good until it got to the ending where John Cena entered as the 30th entry and eventually won the Rumble. My guess is, now that he is back, he will again be main eventing all future WWE PPVs. Darn! I was really hoping Jeff Hardy will win against Orton but with John Cena back, Jeff and many other Superstars will be put aside once again.

Anyway, if you wish to watch Royal Rumble 2008 then just head on over to Dailymotion.com and search for Royal Rumble 2008 or just click here.

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This year’s Bound For Glory was simply amazing. From the Ultimate X up to the Main Event with Sting and Kurt Angle, every match was awesome.

My favorite matches were the Ultimate X with LAX versus Triple X, the X Division Title Match with Black Machismo Jay Lethal versus Fallen Angel Christopher Daniels, the TNA Knockout Title Match with Gail Kim winning the title and of course the TNA Heaveyweight Championship Match with the Icon, Sting, versus Kurt Angle with Sting winning the gold.

I admit that I am not familiar with 50% of the wrestlers that competed in Bound for Glory 2007 but that didn’t stop me from enjoying it. It just shows that if the matches are good then it is enough for a casual fan to enjoy it.

Oh, I almost forgot the match between Samoa Joe and Christian Cage. These two put up a great match and it’s not even a title match. What more if it was? It’ll be more than great. I never liked Christian in WWE but that changed after seeing how he performs in TNA.

If Bound For Glory 2007 was a preview of what to expect with TNA in coming months then we will surely see a big increase in its following.

TNA must be what it was created to be, an alternative to WWE and not become another WWE clone.

Bound For Glory Results:

• The Latin American Xchange defeated XXX in the Ultimate X match to earn a shot at the TNA World Tag Team Championship
• Eric Young won the first round of the Fight For The Right tournament
• AJ Styles and Tomko defeated Team Pacman to become the new TNA World Tag Team Champions
• “Black Machismo” Jay Lethal defeated “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels to retain the X Division Championship
• The Steiner Brothers defeated Team 3D in a tables match
• Gail Kim became the first TNA Women’s Champion by winning the Gauntlet Battle Royal
• Samoa Joe handed Christian Cage his first submission defeat in TNA Wrestling
• Abyss won the Monster’s Ball Match, pinning Raven
• Sting defeated Kurt Angle to become the new TNA World Heavyweight Champion

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