TNA Sacrifice?

[j]

Yeah I watched it (well some of it) and thought some matches were good but the endings to them sucked.

Take Beer Money vs British Invasion (Yeah they suck fuck patriotism)

I was speaking to Addy on msn and we both thought the match should have ended after the splash, and I can't speak for her but I felt the way it ended was just an anti-climax.

Then the world title match or not as the case may be (lol at Angle rolling on Foley) I honestly thought Jarrett would book that so he held the title againg (I just feel he is like that) and I thought anyone could have won the title but the stipulations were confusing. So Sting won but wasn't world champion (given his schedule that is a good thing) but it just didn't make much sense to me.

So is anybody feeling the same way or different on it?

[jag]

Pretty much all of it was a sad state of affairs, in my opinion, the whole show was a bad mish mash of ideas that didnt work. But it was alittle bit entertaining.

[chelsea.staub]

IT WAS COMPLETELY INSANE!!!



I think that pretty much sums up my opinion of it. XD;

[Mizer]

After all that build-up with the Ultimate Sacrifice match, and Mick Foley is still champion? That's a dampener on the whole thing right there?

[Myster Controversy]

I watched it from beginning to end, and I have to say overall the PPV wasn't exactly what I call 'bad'. But.. just weird on things. I was confused with the ending to the World Title match. Because at first, I was under the impression that no matter who won the match. They would be the World Champion lol. I guess not .

I'd say that match, or probably Joe/Nash were my favs. Again, like I said. Not a bad PPV as I thought it was going to be. But just a very weird night of wrestling to watch from beginning to end. Hopefully, they'll make up for it at Slammiversary.