Kurt Angle defeated Anarchia. Angle won in just a couple minutes or less after a German, Angle slam, and ankle lock. Angle played to the crowd afterward.
Al Snow came out for a TNA Gutcheck segment. Snow explained they'll do this once a month for an Indy Wrestler who wants a shot. He introduced Alex Silva.
Robbie E w/ Robbie T defeated Alex Silva. Basically a squash. I don't think Silva will get picked up. Not bad shape but it looked as if he wore converse shoes and looked lost on a few spots.
Brooke Tessmacher came out and I nearly fainted. Seriously, smoking hot. She threw an open challenge out to Gail Kim. She was awful on the mic though. Couldn't even get out what she wanted to say. Gail accepted. I actually was in the merchandise area, but judging by the reaction, Brooke got the pin. This match was non title.
Samoa Joe and Magnus came out. No challenged made. Christopher Daniels and Kazarian came out, followed unexpectedly by Jeff Hardy and Mr. Anderson. Huge pop for Hardy. Before anything happened, Hulk Hogan came out and the crowd went wild. Hogan said he has to choose between which team will challenge. Hogan said that Daniels/Kaz were the most talented tag team in pro wrestling, and would make good tag team champions…but that's exactly why he ISN'T giving them a shot (the logic was overwhelming…). Hogan's claim to this ridiculousness was that he wants to see if Hardy/Anderson can coexist.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
