Title This: Impact Wrestling Reaction January 2nd, 2014

January 3, 2014

The Main Events

impact wrestling reaction – Ethan Carter III calls out Jeff Hardy. His music hits and he does not come out. Carter counts to 10 to beat Hardy, but Sting comes out. Sting vs. Carter is eventually booked for Genesis. This will be a huge opportunity for Carter to show if he will succeed. If Sting wins, TNA has no idea what they are doing. Carter needs the rub on a "big" event on Spike TV. All we have really seen is his promos and barely beating Dewey Barnes.

Grade: C+

-Bully Ray was supposed to fight Joseph Park. He kicks him below the belt and gets DQ'ed. He then squirts lighter fluid onto Park. Anderson comes out and he does the same to him and flicks on a lighter, saying he will light him on fire. Hmm. Yeah, I have absolutely no idea what this is all about.

Grade: C

The Coronation of Magnus

Rockstar Spud, Ethan Carter III and Dixie Carter welcome out the new champion. He runs his mouth about the fans turning their backs on him. I am so sick and tired of the same reason for everyone to turn heel. I would rather him come out and say, I wanted the money. I wanted the title. I would do whatever it took. Quit blaming the fans. It is an excuse that gets little heat these days because fans want to love the bad guys. Anyways, Gunner comes out and tries to interrupt. He gets beaten down by Carter and Spud. As Magnus is about to hit him with his title, AJ Styles appears and knocks him down. Both men cut promos about being champion. Long story short: Magnus gets Dixie to give Styles a one day contract and have one champion. This will occur at Genesis. You had to tie all of your loose ends. I still think Styles is gone after the one match. Too bad the damn internet seems to ruin everything these days!

Grade: B

Impact Wrestling Grade: C+

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