Sanada, Yasu & The Great Muta def Chris Sabin and Bad Influence

Samuel Shaw def Ken Anderson (Escape Only)

EC3 comes out and talks about Angle ducking him with "surgery" and asks for his open challenge opponent to come out. It's Bobby Lashley.

Tigre Uno def Manik

Last Man Standing
Gunner def James Storm

KOs Title Match
Madison Rayne (c) def Gail Kim To Retain The Title

TNA World Championship Match
Magnus (c) def Samoa Joe via Submission To Retain The Title

Lethal Lockdown (Special Guest Referee: Bully Ray):
Team MVP (MVP, American Wolves, Willow the Wisp) def Team Dixie (Roode, Aries, Bro Mans)
MVP gains control of TNA.

These results do not even come close to doing the sh*tty finishes of the last two matches justice.

Big Red Machine wrote:These results do not even come close to doing the sh*tty finishes of the last two matches justice.

shitty finishes has been the flavor of the year for most promotions anyway.....by most i mean tna and wwe

cero2k wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:These results do not even come close to doing the sh*tty finishes of the last two matches justice.

shitty finishes has been the flavor of the year for most promotions anyway.....by most i mean tna and wwe

Except that WWE's haven't been that sh*tty, and when they have, it always feels like they are doing the sh*tty finish to build to a payoff. Bray attacking Cena on the Raw after the rumble led to Shield vs. Wyatts and his other attacks on Cena are leading to Cena vs. Bray. Dragon losing via DQ or distraction clearly being done to protect him for a big match with either Batista or Orton or both. I'll give you that Show vs. Lesnar was a sh*tty finish that didn't lead to anything, but I really can't think of any others in WWE that aren't leading to something.
In TNA, on the other hand, they seem to be doing it for the sake of doing a swerve. The finish to Joe vs. Magnus feels like it was done so that they could keep the belt on Magnus rather than to build to Magnus vs. Joe, and the finish to Lethal Lockdown seems to have been booked purely for the sake of the swerve.

Big Red Machine wrote:

cero2k wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:These results do not even come close to doing the sh*tty finishes of the last two matches justice.

shitty finishes has been the flavor of the year for most promotions anyway.....by most i mean tna and wwe

Except that WWE's haven't been that sh*tty, and when they have, it always feels like they are doing the sh*tty finish to build to a payoff. Bray attacking Cena on the Raw after the rumble led to Shield vs. Wyatts and his other attacks on Cena are leading to Cena vs. Bray. Dragon losing via DQ or distraction clearly being done to protect him for a big match with either Batista or Orton or both. I'll give you that Show vs. Lesnar was a sh*tty finish that didn't lead to anything, but I really can't think of any others in WWE that aren't leading to something.
In TNA, on the other hand, they seem to be doing it for the sake of doing a swerve. The finish to Joe vs. Magnus feels like it was done so that they could keep the belt on Magnus rather than to build to Magnus vs. Joe, and the finish to Lethal Lockdown seems to have been booked purely for the sake of the swerve.

You're ignoring the screwjob finishes to every WWE ppv main event from NoC til now (with the exception of TLC; Battleground was ruined by that crappy fast count). TNA's are worse, but WWE's ppv finishes have really, really irritated me over the last half year....

badnewzxl wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:

cero2k wrote:
shitty finishes has been the flavor of the year for most promotions anyway.....by most i mean tna and wwe

Except that WWE's haven't been that sh*tty, and when they have, it always feels like they are doing the sh*tty finish to build to a payoff. Bray attacking Cena on the Raw after the rumble led to Shield vs. Wyatts and his other attacks on Cena are leading to Cena vs. Bray. Dragon losing via DQ or distraction clearly being done to protect him for a big match with either Batista or Orton or both. I'll give you that Show vs. Lesnar was a sh*tty finish that didn't lead to anything, but I really can't think of any others in WWE that aren't leading to something.
In TNA, on the other hand, they seem to be doing it for the sake of doing a swerve. The finish to Joe vs. Magnus feels like it was done so that they could keep the belt on Magnus rather than to build to Magnus vs. Joe, and the finish to Lethal Lockdown seems to have been booked purely for the sake of the swerve.

You're ignoring the screwjob finishes to every WWE ppv main event from NoC til now (with the exception of TLC; Battleground was ruined by that crappy fast count). TNA's are worse, but WWE's ppv finishes have really, really irritated me over the last half year....

Well he said "this year," and especially in TNA this year has been full of sh*tty finishes.
I certainly won't disagree that the entire autumn stunk in WWE, but since TLC, they have all felt like they had a purpose.