Apparently they had the Jokers Wild One Night Stand PPV from Birmingham(taped inJanuary) last night(Wednesday)on Challenge.
six tag team matches with names pulled out of a hat to decide tag team partners, the winning teams going onto an every man for himself battle royal to determine winner. Plus you had Gail Kim, Lady Tapa , Madison Rayne and Velvet Sky in a four way elimination match
I watch last night's show the best one night only by far.
I thought it was rubbish.
In happier news, TNA have got shot of Shawn Hernandez, at long last!
Always interesting to watch these One Night Only events taped months ago to see who is no longer working for the company now
a one night only event im looking forward to seeing is what tna taped last weekend, a female wrestler only ppv called Knockouts Knockdown 2 which saw tna knockouts and independent non tna female wrestlers including Jessica Havok and Reby Sky (sister in law of current tna wrestler jeff hardy) compete first of all in a series of 1 on 1 matches. the winners of the 9 matches then competed in a 9 knockout gauntlet match to determine "The Queen Of The Knockouts" TNA bosses apparently were very impressed with the independent non tna wrestlers and are apparently going to offer some or all of them tna contracts and join the ko roster
two current tna knockouts made their tna in ring return in the ppv. Brooke who was last seen on impact last November when the aces and 8's were disbanded, she also was involved in the impact wrestling episodes that were taped last weekend too. also returning was Taryn Terrell who was last on tna last august before she had several months off to have her baby daughter who was born this march
Challenge to launch Saturday morning TNA Wrestling show.
http://www.impactwrestling.com/news/item...tling-show
Quote:All-new TNA Xplosion will be the FIRST ever TNA programming designed for a family audience
TX: Every Saturday at 9am
Challenge and TNA Entertainment have joined forces for a historic announcement – teaming up to deliver TNA’s first ever wrestling programming specifically designed for a family audience.
An all-new version of TNA Xplosion will air weekly on Challenge from Saturday May 31 at 9am. The show has been reformatted with families in mind and to purposely differentiate itself from TNA’s flagship post-watershed programme IMPACT WRESTLING.
Xplosion – which is hosted by Jeremy Borash and features a mix of new matches, classic bouts and the hilarious ‘Spin Cycle’ panel debates – will also continue to be shown in its current late night timeslot of 11pm on Wednesday evenings. TNA IMPACT WRESTLING is broadcast every Sunday at 9pm.
Challenge can be viewed across the UK and Ireland on Sky (145), Freeview (46), Virgin Media (139) and Freesat (145).
TNA President Dixie Carter said: “Xplosion moving to Saturday morning on Challenge is a strategic and natural evolution of TNA programming, as our product resonates with fans of all ages.
“Families with young children are always strongly represented during TNA’s annual MAXIMUM IMPACT Tour. I am confident with the new format and time slot of Xplosion we will continue to attract new fans, particularly kids.
“Ask any TNA Superstar and they will tell you, there is no greater feeling than seeing the eyes of a child light up when he sees his favourite wrestler in action.
“Through TNA’s flagship IMPACT WRESTLING programme and the all-new Xplosion, combined with innovative and engaging content delivered daily through our digital and social channels, there are more ways than ever to engage fans with the TNA brand.”
Stephen Ladlow, Director of Challenge, commented: “As the exclusive home of TNA in the UK and Ireland, it’s great to be able to bring TNA to a whole new audience with our new family friendly show.
“We know that the TNA UK Tour attracts fans of all ages, so it seems fitting that Challenge can now cater for them whether young or old with this new Saturday morning Xplosion show.”
Jeremy Borash added: “TNA's awesome fans across the UK and Ireland can expect Xplosion to showcase their favourite TNA Superstars each week, with an emphasis on two of the most popular types of matches, X-Division and the Knockouts.
“With exciting competition in the ring and the popular ‘Spin Cycle’ panel, the new Xplosion will be must-see Saturday morning TV!”
TNA also have a special Family Package for all those wanting to attend the MAXIMUM IMPACT 7 Tour, which comes to Glasgow, Manchester and London in January 2015. Anyone buying four tickets together (maximum of two adults) can enjoy a 20 per cent discount on the standard ticket price.
good move I think from tna to have a show that families can watch on a Saturday morning because a lot of kids that like wrestling can't stay up and watch impact wresling on a sunday night or xplosion at 11pm on a Wednesday night. because of school etc. think it will boost tna's uk fanbase a lot
Or in less friendly terms - it's made by morons, for an audience with an IQ in single figures. That Spin Cycle crap tends to make me lose the will to live.
Did wonder if TNA would make the best of the MVP situation and take the belt off Eric and go somewhere fresh.
But no.
So we can look forwards to Eric Young v MVP at a later date instead. Oh dear.
the x division match was good, manik power bombing one of the wolves off the ladder onto the other ladder was great. the 2 young von erichs look they could become top wrestlers.