The Big News: When wrestling needs something fresh, the company in the best position to accomplish it opts to have the Nasty Boys and Orlando Jordan win over company regulars.

Garrett Kidney takes a look ahead to TNA’s Genesis PPV!

The Big News: The entire Genesis PPV lineup was announced—on the same night as the go-home show.

The Big News: The long-awaited Impact certainly lived up to the hype with a show packed with news, the most in company history.

Garrett Kidney recaps TNA in 2009 as well as taking a look ahead to the coming year for the company and the arrival of Hulk Hogan.

Michael Campbell takes a look at the world of professional wrestling in 2009, with the good – and bad – from WWE, TNA and more.

The Big News: Jeff Jarrett made his return to the Impact Zone for the first time in five months.

The Big News: Jeff Jarrett made his first on-camera appearance in five months.

TNA have finally struck gold again says Garrett Kidney. Check out his reviews of TNA’s Turning Point PPV with two Match of the Year contenders at the top of the card!

Garrett Kidney previews Sunday night’s TNA Turning Point PPV.

The Big News: This was a screwed up show that was impossible to make sense out of. A.J. Styles looked as weak as possible as champion in losing a match that shouldn’t have been booked to begin with. A guest GM didn’t know the names of the wrestlers on the show he was hosting. Black Machismo jobbed to a 53-year-old former tag team wrestler who was 20 years past his peak and Dixie Carter’s speech to the wrestlers got as much play as this weekend’s PPV. It was like the creative team knew they were lame duck and wanted to bury people on the way out. Hmmmm…..

The Big News: A very eventful show as Kurt Angle turned babyface in the opening interview and Desmond Wolfe made his debut and will be feuding with Angle.

The Lo-Down

WWE’s Tagged Classics range is a mixed bag in many ways. Committed to re-releasing the events that existed prior to the arrival of DVD, the series is a near-miracle for those wishing to ditch their VHS tapes, but not the events on them.

On the other hand, many of said cards occurred prior to the lawsuit from the World Wildlife Fund which successfully sued the WWF for breaching the terms of their 1994 agreement (over licensing and use of the WWF logo). Hence, on these discs, we’re left with sometimes ghastly blurring of logos…