Title This: Impact Wrestling Reaction “TNA Hits The Reset Button”

March 13, 2014

The Main Events

impact wrestling reaction Willow loses to Rockstar Spud. Here is all you need to know about Willow. TNA says it is Jeff Hardy's alter ego. He wears a creepy mask and screams like a old man getting his prostate checked. It does sound scary, and painful. This is basically an extremely aggressive Jeff Hardy. They need to take the Hardy shirt off of him, paint his body black and really go all in with this if they want to. I do not know why you need to repackage, somewhat, one of the most successful guys in wrestling. I do not get it, but at least they are trying something new. We will see if it works out. He hits a beautiful splash from the top of the ladder. Next week, we will see what they do. Also, EC3 vs. Bobby Lashley. I find this very random and really is rushing two guys who should be built from the ground up. Both have long term value in their characters and abilities inside the ring.

Score: 6/10

Bully Ray's Explanation

Bully Ray comes out and tries to explain his actions from Lockdown. Bully Ray said that he did it because Roode would have turned into Dixie Carter. Roode comes out and they begin to brawl. It ends with Bully Ray hitting a powerbomb through the table. Although I love both guys and are two of my favorites on the roster, Bully Ray should NEVER be a face. He is too good to switch up time and time again. He thrives as a heel and there are so many other guys he could feud with. With that being said, if they want to do Roode vs. Ray, I am cool with it. I will enjoy the mic work and love the physicality both men possess.

Score: 6/10

Impact Wrestling Score: 5.5/10

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