Garrett Kidney recaps Sunday night’s Bound For Glory PPV from TNA.

Several former WWE stars were backstage at Sunday night’s TNA Bound For Glory PPV.

For me, Victory Road in July was one of the low points in TNA history. With Beer Money, Daniels and AJ Styles all losing, Jenna Morasca being allowed to wrestle, not a great match on the show and no X-Division wrestler in sight, the future of TNA looked very, very bleak after this PPV.

However, in the three months between Victory Road and Bound For Glory it all seems so different. Bound For Glory could well be a new beginning in the history of TNA and a proper changing of the guard.

With that said, lets take a match by match run down of TNA’s biggest card of the year…

On the eve of TNA’s biggest show of the year, Garrett Kidney takes a match by match look at each of the previous four Bound For Glory’s.

TNA are not going to be happy with the news that both Time Warner and Comcast over in the States have been running ads for next month’s Turning Point PPV – *SPOILERS*

TNA announce the first details regarding “Bound For Glory 2009″ which takes place October 18 at the Bren Events Center at University of California at Irvine in Irvine, California.

TNA will head west for the 2009 edition of their Bound For Glory PPV.

Michael Campbell takes a look at the DVD release of TNA’s Bound for Glory 2008 PPV.