The BreakDown

  3-Way Dance to Determine the # 1 Contenders for the TNA Tag Team Titles: Team 3D VS The Motor City Machine Guns VS Beer Money Inc (Robert Roode & James Storm)  Result: The Motor City Machine Guns win by pin How in the world did Chris Sabin not break Bully Ray’s neck when he hit his finisher off the top rope. It looked absolutely devastating. I didn’t feel like Beer Money got featured enough in this match. They got taken out every time they built momentum. As we would see in the following backstage footage after this match, the actions taken in this match were aiming to build a rift between the Team 3D members. The footage showed frustrations building between Bubba and D-Von.  TNA Global Championship: © Rob Terry VS Orlando Jordan  Result: Rob Terry wins by pin to retain his title  Orlando Jordan had one of the most unique entrances I’ve seen in wrestling, coming down like an acrobat in Cirque Du Soleil. His entrance was as graceful as he was inside the rin...

  Written By: Danny Albers  The 14th event of the No Surrender chronology kicked off from the Alario Center in Westwego, Louisiana. The card was stacked with established TNA talents and you upstarts looking to make a name for themselves. Mickie James defended her knockouts championship just months after competing in WWE Royal Rumble. Let’s take a look at each match and Break Down what happened.  Four-Way Match to determine the number 1 contender for the X-Division Title: Jake Something VS Ace Austin VS Chris Bey VS Mike Bailey  Result: Jake Something wins by pin to become # 1 contender to the X-Division Title  Per usual, the X-Division match of the night provided some fast paced action. The hard hitting strikes of Mike Bailey took on the powerhouse Jake Something. A pivotal part of the match was the two future Bullet Club members that would reign as TNA Tag Team Champions as ABC. Ace Austin and Chris Bey both provided the high flying speed that one sees in the X...

                                                      The sheer star power alone on this card, no matter how old they were, at least makes this worth watching. On one card, you had Kurt Angle, AJ Styles, Sting, Bobby Lashley, Rhino, The Dudleys, Booker T, Scott Steiner, Kevin Nash, Samoa Joe. This card is a perfect blend of WCW legends, WWE legends, and TNA Icons. No match eclipsed 25 minutes on this card, all matches move pretty fast and are easy to digest. Besides The Main Event Mafia being one of the best factions in TNA history, this was during a confusing time in TNA history, when they were giving too much time to elderly competitors, and had too many confusing and pointless factions. However, the beauty of this card, as you will read, was despite the legends on the card, and people who made their name away from TNA, it was a night full of TNA ori...