NWA-TNA Turning Point PPV Lineup

[JimSteel]

NEW MATCHES ADDED TO TURNING POINT ON DECEMBER 5!

SIX MAN MAIN EVENT MATCH
The Macho Man Randy Savage, The Phenomenal AJ Styles and The Charismatic Enigma Jeff Hardy vs. The Kings of Wrestling (Jeff Jarrett, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash)

Turning Point on December 5 will feature the in-ring wrestling return of the legendary “Macho Man” Randy Savage as he teams with TNA superstars AJ Styles and Jeff Hardy to take on The Kings of Wrestling! Savage has come to TNA to stop Jarrett, Hall and Nash and has enlisted Styles and Hardy as his backup at Turning Point! Can the superstar trio take down the three kings before they complete their hostile takeover of TNA?

SERENGETI SURVIVAL MATCH
The Alpha Male Monty Brown vs. Abyss Two of the biggest and baddest monsters in TNA will clash on December 5 as The Alpha Male faces Abyss in a “Serengeti Survival Match”! On this week’s Xplosion broadcast, The Alpha Male challenged Abyss to the match – which we’re told will have some very violent stipulations! Tune in to Friday’s Impact for further information on this Pay-Per-View collision between The Alpha Male and Abyss!

SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Raven On Friday’s Impact, Diamond Dallas Page once again returned to TNA with a BANG, costing Raven his match against Johnny B. Badd. Later in the broadcast, Raven challenged DDP to fight him at Turning Point. The question now is, will Diamond Dallas Page accept – and what is the true story behind the volatile history between Page and Raven? Tune into Impact on Friday to learn more!

All this and much more on Sunday, December 5 on the “Turning Point” Pay-Per-View – including “Six Sides of Steel” with America’s Most Wanted vs. Triple X and an X Division Championship Match with Petey Williams vs. Chris Sabin! More matches to be announced on Friday’s Impact

[thefamoustommyz]

I am leaning heavily towards buying this, as I have become quite the TNA mark lately. Not really looking forward to the main event, mostly because of Savage, but everything else looks good.

[Big Bri]

Last thing I heard was that Savage had some backstage altercation with Hogan and quit TNA, right after his initial appearance after the Victory Road PPV.

What happened? Why did he agree to stick it out?

[thefamoustommyz]

They bent over backwards to get him to comeback, including providing him with TWO bodyguards.

[Big Bri]

Is one of them Brian Adams (he was Savage's bodyguard for his dreadful rap concert in Florida), LOL!

Savage is one of my all time favorites, but this whole situation is just really pathetic.

[Gunslinger]

I watched my first TNA show Friday and noticed two things.

1. Hall and Nash look ANCIENT! I don't think they're going to be able to do much.

2. A.J. Styles is going to be doing 90% of the work in the main event. He's in there with three old timers, the inconsistent Jeff Hardy, and the junior version of HHH Jeff Jarrett. The sad thing is AJ will probably be the one taking the pin.

[chrismystery]

After seeing an awesome X Division match. I will have to see that one again because there were so many moves that I missed. I was prett y happy with that.

Then they showed the main event. Six sides of Steel. God Damn. Blood was everywhere and countless big moves. Just as the crowd was chanting "THIS IS AWESOME! THIS IS AWESOME!" Primetime did a tight rope walk on top of the cage and pulled off a Frankensteiner on one of the AMW guys. That was insane. I had a few friends over and we were chanting "Holy Shit!! Holy Shit!!" along with the crowd. Fucked up.

Then the TNA crowd started chanted "Best Match Ever!" I am not to sure about that, but match of the year is definitely possible. Wow.

Also, watching "Vince McMahon" getting beat up by a midget, while screaming "I'm gonna sue!" was funny. The fake Triple H did a good job too.

[WWE Fan]

Well, it really doesn't matter as it will be THE LAST THING YOU EVER SEE OF TNA!!! The WWE told them not to air that footage of the Photo shoot "invasion" and if they did they would sue. Well, TNA signed it's own death sentence when that footage was cued up and played! The WWE will now sue the company, and with TNA being a second rate company anyway can't afford to pay for a lawsuit from the biggest show in town. I hope you all enjoy TNA, because Vince will own it by next month. In the words of a once great rock group another one bites the dust

[chrismystery]

Guest-WWE said:

Well, it really doesn't matter as it will be THE LAST THING YOU EVER SEE OF TNA!!! The WWE told them not to air that footage of the Photo shoot "invasion" and if they did they would sue. Well, TNA signed it's own death sentence when that footage was cued up and played! The WWE will now sue the company, and with TNA being a second rate company anyway can't afford to pay for a lawsuit from the biggest show in town. I hope you all enjoy TNA, because Vince will own it by next month. In the words of a once great rock group another one bites the dust

Watching "Vince McMahon" get beat up by a midget while screaming, "I'm gonna sue!", was hilarious. The fake Triple H was right on the money too. A little short, but still funny.

How much money do you think WWE can sue for? Everything was blurred out except for the TNA guys. It's not like they killed someone. It's understandable for the WWE to try and sue. Their wrestling is beyond subpar so this is the best way to win this competition. TNA won't go anywhere. That sounds like wishful thinking.

[thefamoustommyz]

WELL...as Mike Tenay said...not like TNA drove a tank up to WWE HQ in Stamford or anything...what's to sue over? Rey Misterio being a 3 Live Kru fan? =P

[pikemojo]

this is true wwe did much worse during the monday night wars wcw did some bad as well
but having not seen the footage i wonder just how bad this really could have been
if i went out on the street and filmed a couple wwe guys walking around the street and decided to air it on tv i could do that no problem
tna apparently blurred out the wwe guys and everything which they probably didnt even need to do

[Mad Dog]

I doubt TNA would've shown the footage if the WWF could sue them over it.

Anyways, great show and probably the best non-Wrestlemania PPV of the year. The cage match was probably the best I've seen in a few years.