411's TNA Impact Report 11.26.09
Posted by Chris Lansdell on 11.26.2009
A one-night tournament to crown a number one contender sees a ton of quality matches and Bobby Lashley emerge victorious!
Hey yo, happy Turkey Day! Lucky for me Canadian Thanksgiving was last month, so I don't have to give up a holiday evening watching this. Our wacky title tonight?
Is Mick the turkey?
HAJIME!
Championship Series 1st Rd: Bobby Lashley(w/ Kristal) vs Abyss
Oh good, she's his valet now. Interesting first-time match here, not really a money match that should have been saved for PPV but fresh.
Lashley tries a couple of clotheslines but Abyss goes nowhere. Lashley jumps CLEAN over Abyss's head but gets levelled by the Monster. Abyss misses a charge in the corner and Lashley goes to work. Abyss comes out of the corner with a clothesline and applies a chinlock. Lashley elbows out but gets caught in a bear hug by Abyss. Llashley again fights out and dodges a charge, getting a drop toehold and sending Abyss's injured neck into the ropes. A pair of clotheslines by Lashley is followed by a big spinebuster. Another clothesline sends Abyss to the floor but he lands on his feet and drags Lashley out. Abyss inadvertently knocks Kristal over and she seems to have hurt her ankle. Abyss notices and feels bad, but Bobby makes him feel much worse with a spear! Dragon sleeper locked in and Abyss...taps?
Winner: Bobby Lashley via submission (Dragon sleeper) Rating: **
Post-match Kristal is jumping up and down with glee, apparently the sonic waves caused by Abyss tapping were enough to vibrate her ankle bones back into place. Or something.
JB is with Foley and is trying to convince him that Hogan coming to TNA is not a bad thing. Foley says he's biased because he's a Hulkamaniac. Foley wants to know why it was so secret if the signing is a good thing. Foley's mad that Hogan was on the radio before he was informed about the signing. He's obviously displeased with Hogan's arrival. Foley wants to talk to Kurt Angle, because he's familiar with the seedy underbelly of the business.
Championship Series 1st Rd: Suicide vs Desmond Wolfe
This should be fairly short. Wolfe takes Suicide down by his arm and goes straight to work with an armbar. Japanese arm drag by Wolfe. Suicide flips out of an arm wringer and gets an armdrag but Wolfe goes right back to the arm. Running European in the corner gets 2 for Wolfe. Variation of the Million Dollar Dream applied by Wolfe now. He misses a clothesline and gets caught with a flying back elbow and a dropkick. Finlay roll by Suicide followed by a slingshot legdrop for 2. Suicide misses a charge and Wolfe kicks him in the back before clubbing him down with a forearm. Tower of London is countered by Suicide, Wolfe charges right into a dropkick. Whip reversed but Wolfe misses another charge, Suicide goes up top but gets caught! Tower of London! 1...2...3!
Winner: Desmond Wolfe via pinfall (Tower of London) Rating: **½
Championship Series 1st Rd: D'Angelo Dinero vs Kurt Angle
Wow, we're really motoring through the matches tonight. Angle gets caught with an arm drag but quickly gets to his feet. He reverses the arm wringer but Burke gets a pair of kicks and a GORGEOUS flying shoulder tackle for 2. Unfortunately he runs right into a belly to belly suplex by Angle on the next exchange. Vertical suplex gets 2 for Angle. Chinlock applied by Angle, Burke elbows free and catches a charging Kurt with a back elbow. A pair of clotheslines by Dinero but he then drops his head and gets caught with a German! Second German! Dinero blocks the third and gets the standing switch! GERMAN! Angle blocks the second but gets taken down with an STO for 2. He hits the Boss Man Attack then a Vader Bomb-style elbow drop. He sets for the Dinero Express but Angle picks the leg and goes for the Ankle Lock! Dinero is able to kick him off but Angle hits the Angle Slam for the win.
Winner: Kurt Angle via pinfall (Angle Slam) Rating: **¼
Homicide is shown trying to talk the pyro guy into giving him some, well, pyro. What else would one ask for from a pyro guy?
Foley asks Angle where Booker and Scotty are. Angle tells him to get straight. He tells Foley that Hogan will make the company better. Foley is worried about his spot, Angle tells him he's nuts.
Championship Series 1st Rd: Homicide vs Robert Roode
Well, no pyro. Now he's going to have to cut a bitch.
Homicide jumps roode from behind and goes to work. Big rights by Homicide, he whips Roode to the corner but Roode comes out with a clothesline and Homicide bails to the floor. He drags Roode out with him and goes back to the stiff rights. Back rake by Homicide. He rolls Roode back in and stays on him with a hard whip. Evil Heel Nerve Hold! Roode starts to stand so Homicide knees him in the temple and hits a flying back elbow for 2. Roodes counters a cutter attempt and gets a clothesline followed by a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker for 2. Homicide tries a Gringo Killa but it's blocked, Roode tries the Pay Off and that's blocked too. They counter a couple of moves and Roode catches a sweet spinebuster for the win.
Winner: Robert Roode via pinfall ( spinebuster) Rating: **
Now JB is with Angle and wants to know about his second round match with Roode. Angle says he has a lot of respect for Roode, but he wants the title shot.
Knockouts Battle Royal: Hamada vs Daffney vs Alissa Flash vs Traci vs Lacey vs Velvet Sky vs Madison Rayne vs Taylor Wilde vs Sarita vs Tara (ODB guest referee)
DAT AZZ CUBED! I love you cameraman. There is a lot of female in this ring. Hamada chucks Daffney out in a hurry. Flash is working on Traci but doesn't go for the arm. She drops her on the apron , Traci pulls Alissa out with her and Sarita and Taylor dropkick them to the floor. Down to 7 already. We head to commercial and halfway through we pop back to the action to see Tara eliminate Lacey. Back from commercial to see The Beautiful People hit a double Russian leg sweep on Sarita, who they then eliminate. Hamada charges into Taylor's boot, Taylor grabs a headscissors and eliminates Hamada...but takes herself out in the process. Tara, Rayne and Sky are left. Tara is in control briefly before Sky attacks her from behind and gains control. Whip, Tara elevates a charging Madison Rayne onto the apron and then avoids a charging Velvet, who knockes her partner to the floor. Tara tees off with a right but Sky whips her to the corner and clotheslines her. Tara counters an elimination attempt and gets Sky to the apron. Sky catches Tara with a shoulder and tries to slingshot in...to a boot. Sky goes to the floor!
Winner: Tara (Last eliminating Velvet Sky)
ODB does not look happy.
JB is with Eirc Young and a very Diesel-looking Kevin Nash. JB asks Nash where the Global title is. Nash tells him to ask the champ, and EY goes off on another respect rant. Then he turns it into an anti-American rant.
Hulk Hogan clip. Yawn.
Foley is on the phone talking to someone about Hogan. He hears Steiner shouting at someone and asks him about Hogan. Steiner takes time out of berating the seamstress about not making MEM gear and says that Hogan is smart. He asks Foley who's the smartest guy he knows. Foley's answer is bleeped out. Whoever he said, he goes on to say that the person came up with Ron Simmons' "What" gimmick. Ummm...huh?
Commercial!
Now Foley is with Nash. Nash wants to know about the two week suspension and Foley says he can't afford it. Nash says he'll give Foley one name: Virgil. No, he's not coming. It's The Disciple. Naw, not him either. Foley thinks that Scott Hall makes sense, but Nash thinks it's more likely to be Brian Knobbs.
Championship Series 2nd Round: Desmond Wolfe vs Bobby Lashley
Lashley is staring Wolfe down for a long time before jumping to the apron.
Wolfe tries a full nelson which Lashley breaks with ease. Duh. Lashley tries a full nelson which is far more successful. Wolfe gets to the ropes. Wolfe tries to go to the arm but Lashley overpowers him and works the arm himself. Wolfe tries to use some mat wrestling to counter but Bobby is too big. Wolfe backs Lashley to the ropes and nails a back elbow to take control. He quickly applies the modified Million Dollar Dream but Lashley ducks into it and turns it into a hammerlock. Wolfe counters, Lashley gets to the ropes and Wolfe kicks the top rope into the shoulder of Lashley. Ow. He misses the charging European and gets flattened in the corner with a spear. Shoulder gutbuster by Lashley. Full nelson slam gets 2. Wolfe quickly snaps the arm of Lashley and then sets for the Tower, countered to the Dragon Sleeper!!! Wolfe grabs the rope to break, and from the apron he snaps Lashley's neck over the second rope. He locks in the London Dungeon in the ropes! Hebner counts to 5 and DQs Wolfe!
Winner: Bobby Lashley via disqualification (Wolfe failure to break on 5) Rating: **½
Lauren is with the Lashleys. Kristal says he's going to win the tournament and dictate his own future.
Championship Series 2nd Round: Bobby Roode vs Kurt Angle
The two exchange shoulder blocks early on. Angle refuses to break clean in the corner and takes control with right hands. Roode comes back with some of his own but drops his head and gets kicked. Roode ducks a clothesline and hits a neckbreaker for 2. Scoop slam and a knee drop by Roode get 2 more. A pair of chops to the chest of Angle are followed by a snap mare and the Mr Perfect neck snap. Angle uses Rodde's momentum to send him to the floor, then follows and takes Roode head-first to the steps. Back inside and Angle gets a 2 count. Snap suplex gets 2 more. Waistlock applied by Angle, Roode elbows out but gets trapped and thrown with the overhead belly to belly for 2. Angle now locks in a body scissors, then transitions to a chinlock. Again Roode elbows out, catches Anfle with a pair of elbows and comes off the second with a Blockbuster. The two trade blows mid-ring (SHUT UP PERVS), Roode ducks a clothesline and gets a flying forearm for 2. Angle picks the ankle out of nowhere but Roode kicks him off and connects with the spinebuster! 1...2...2.897! Roode tries the Pay Off but Angle gets out the back and hits a German. He stalks Roode for the Angle Slam but Roode counters with an arm drag. Roode misses a charge, ANGLE SLAM! 1...2...2.937! That was SO close. Wolfe is out and SPITS on Angle! Angl goes after him and tattoos Wolfe who is clearly not trying to fight back. He keeps looking at the ref and saying "C'mon Angle!" Angle realises too late what the plan is and he's been counted out!
Winner: Robert Roode via countout Rating: **½
AJ Styles is out with a mic. He starts off by calling out to Sting and asks him to call. Before he gets any further, Daniels is out. He's thrilled that AJ and Sting are such good friends, but he wonders if Sting knows that his friendship costs more than it's worth. So did those sunglasses Daniels. He wants to know where AJ's friendship got him. When he lost his job, where was AJ? AJ says he called every day, but Daniels said he did nothing to get his job back for him. He then says that Daniels had Samoa Joe beaten at the PPV, but AJ stabbed him in the back. Hmmm, sounds familiar. Daniels thinks AJ did it because he knew that Daniels was the better wrestler. Daniels tells him to go home and tell his wife and kids that Uncle Chris is sorry, but someone has to put daddy in his place. AJ says when his kids grow up, they'll find out what Uncle Chris is all about. And at Final Resolution...yeah, you know what comes next. Clichéd PPV threat time!
Lauren is with Beer! Money! Roode is intense as he talks about having respect for Lashley, but saying that he is getting the shot at the tag titles for his team.
Next week we're getting an interview with Dixie Carter. Yay.
Championship Series Final: Bobby Lashley vs Robert Roode
I'm glad they didn't pull the trigger on Lashley-Angle here. That WOULD have been wasted on free TV with no hype. I just had a terrible nightmare that they might use this tournament to break up Beer Money. Please God no.
This isn't a match I ever would have expected to see. They exchange go-behinds and Lashley gets the waistlock takedown. He locks in the Dragon Sleeper early but Roode scrambles to the ropes. Back elbow by Lashley, a scoop slam and an elbow drop by Lashley get 2. Roode escapes out the back of a powerslam and snaps the injured arm of Lashley down to the mat. We go to commercial.
Back from commercial and Roode is still in charge with chops in the corner. Roode charges into an elbow but counters a clothesline to a Fujiwara armbar! Roode is looking really good here. Lashley makes the ropes. Roode with an ellbow to the back of lashley's head, he comes off the ropes for a clothesline but Lashley gets the full nelson slam! A pair of clotheslines by Lashley and a chokeslam get 2. Lashley goes for Shock Treatment but Roode slips off his shoulders and hits an armbar DDT! 1...2...no. Roode tries the Pay Off but Lashley counters with a back drop. Roode avoids the charge and FINALLY connects with the Pay Off! 1...2...No! Whip is reversed, Lashley charges into a boot but then ducks under the Blockbuster. HUGE Spear!!! 1...2...3!
Winner: Bobby Lashley via pinfall (Spear) Rating: **½
Wow, that was a really solid show. Nothing dragged, nothing was bad, and all the booking made sense. Shame about the Foley stuff, but the match quality was right up there. I knew there was a reason I loved tournaments!
So is Lashley #1 Contender for this months PPV or Genesis?
Other wise it was a very, very fun show. People that aren't really into wrestling had fun watching it with me so props to TNA
Posted By: Guest#0594 (Guest) on November 26, 2009 at 11:10 PM
All this crap they're airing about Hulk is making me bored of him before he shows up, once the final promo of the night aired I was like "my god, shut the fuck up already"
Posted By: Bill (Guest) on November 26, 2009 at 11:16 PM
Roode was awesome througout. the match with angle was atleast ***1/2..
hey it's personal preference and all..
another solid impact.
Posted By: baby mickei (Guest) on November 26, 2009 at 11:18 PM
Hey, you sexist pig. Why don't you rate the womens match?
Posted By: Put me in your article, playa (Guest) on November 26, 2009 at 11:36 PM
I thought it was a good Impact. I agree about the Foley stuff, but I did like the conversation with Nash and Nash saying he will quit if Brian Knobbs comes in. And how many times are we going to have clips of Hogan?
Posted By: Dave (Guest) on November 26, 2009 at 11:44 PM
did not see the first hafe hour but what i watched was soild nothing overly exciting or great but certainly entertaining
Posted By: gafgdfsg (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:08 AM
"I just had a terrible nightmare that they might use this tournament to break up Beer Money. Please God no."
They announced that the wrestlers were competing for a title shot for the division they compete in. AND they specifically said Robert Roode was representing Beer Money for a shot at the TNA Tag Team Championships
Posted By: Listen to Mike Tenay (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:18 AM
Am I really going to be first to comment?! Anyway, good show. Not great but good and I really enjoyed Roode/Angle. Steiner being convinced that the MEM still exists has been pretty funny too.
Here's my one complaint with tonight. I enjoy tournaments but I think I think they should lead to a title shot at a specific time. It happens often that someone wins a title shot without a date for the match announced and then they don't get the shot and the fans are supposed to forgot they won #1 contender rights. If it's AJ/Daniels at Final Resolution, does Lashley get his shot at Genesis? If so, they should mention that so that the tournament will seem to have served a purpose.
Posted By: MachoManFanStill (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:23 AM
I really liked this show.
Posted By: Johnny Rock (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:33 AM
So is Lashley #1 Contender for this months PPV or Genesis?
Other wise it was a very, very fun show. People that aren't really into wrestling had fun watching it with me so props to TNA
Posted By: Guest#0594 (Guest) on November 26, 2009 at 11:10 PM
probably get a tv title shot and lose thanks to steiiner
Posted By: Guest#9145 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:52 AM
Did I blink and miss where Angle got his #1 contender match, or his rematch after having lost the title? In that context this show made no sense, but the action was good I guess.
Posted By: rshort2001 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:55 AM
The Virgil line was classic. I hope Nash stays in this role, and never wrestles again.
"Between you and me, if Knobbs comes in, I'm quitting" - Kevin Nash
Maybe an occasional tag match here and there. If I was to guess, the bleeped out name Foley said was Bradshaw, and this is a stupid tease.
Steiner was gold on the mic tonight as well. "Scott, Mafia only has one F in it"
Posted By: TheDrunkenRaceFan (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 01:17 AM
Yeah TNA sure was boring tonight
Posted By: O.J Mendez (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 02:02 AM
Could be a shot in the dark but here goes, Ron Simmons' What gimmick = Ron Simmons said Damn. ROB VAN DAM. He is close friends with Hogan I believe.
Posted By: Guess? (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 02:25 AM
i'm sorry but u did overrate this show in my opinion and underrated only roode/angle.
Posted By: Guest#4347 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 02:29 AM
I thought this was one of the top ten best episodes of Impact! of all time.
Posted By: Darren Runne (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 03:05 AM
I wish Foley could've at least mentioned Hogan coming in.
Posted By: LBM (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 04:32 AM
Well of course Hogan can't show...he's in Australia putting over young talent
Posted By: the dude (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 05:08 AM
Great show, but this continuous Hogan mentioning is overkill. TNA needs to look at their ratings - if there are not a lot of new people watching yet (that is the viewers are all TNA fans), they do not need constant reminding about Hogan.
And how awesome was Scott Steiner. He should just do promos until he's 60.
Posted By: Gavin (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 07:41 AM
I believe the name they bleeped out as the smartest man in the business was Vince McMahon... Credit where it's due people, this will be the another time where Vinny squashes the competition.. although I don't want him to.
Posted By: Mark (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 08:38 AM
Did I blink and miss where Angle got his #1 contender match, or his rematch after having lost the title? In that context this show made no sense, but the action was good I guess.
Posted By: rshort2001 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:55 AM
It makes perfect sense. They're building a storyline around Kurt Angle repeatedly getting passed up for a title oppurtunity. First by Sting, then by Daniels and Joe. Now by just Daniels and soon to be Lashley. Also, I can see Tomko getting a shot when/if they reveal him as the attacker. Once all these defenses are over Angle will get his shot at one of the bigger PPV's (ie Lockdown or Slammiversary) and the hype will be all the better. Be patient.
Posted By: Huzzah! (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 09:24 AM
Rumor has it that Lashley was competing for a X-Divsion Title shot, not a World Title shot since Styles is facing Daniels at Final Resolution.
Posted By: Guest#8873 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 10:02 AM
I thought the bleeped out name was VKM. Also, I'm guessing that Hogan is bringing Bischoff with him.
Posted By: um (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 11:08 AM
excellent to be honest I'd like the see the belt on Wolfe or Lashely soon I've never really bought into Styles and I'm really not a spotfest fan but this is a good direction. With the focus on guys like Angle (while he can still go somewhat) Wolfe, and Lashely I'd really like to see them rebuild Somoa Joe. Finally though it looks like both of them WWE and TNA both got a wake up call and answered.
Posted By: Paul (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 11:22 AM
I've got to say that the Steiner thing is very unique. I'm sure someone will point out where it happened before, but I can't think of a single time when someone was booked as insane because they couldn't let go of a stable they used to be in.
Good booking by TNA. Can't see it really leading anywhere, but, then again, it really isn't supposed to.
Posted By: Jimbob Jones (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 11:38 AM
'Hulk Hogan clip. Yawn.'
Amen to that.
Posted By: JAK (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:35 PM
Does anyone think of Kristal's new role as being similar to Sharmell's when she would do heelish acts in order for Booker to win without Booker knowing it?
Posted By: STAYMATIC (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 01:05 PM
"I just had a terrible nightmare that they might use this tournament to break up Beer Money. Please God no."
Beer Money have been treading water for months, what good would another Tag title reign even do them at this point?
If these guys have main event potential like some claim, they need to hurry the hell up, they're already in their mid-late 30's, I think it's time to break them up.
Posted By: Guest#1175 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 01:10 PM
"A one-night tournament to crown a number one contender sees a ton of quality matches and Bobby Lashley emerge victorious!"
Quality matches? I find it hard to get into these Impact matches that all last 5 minutes or less, and ratings suggest there's a lot of people who feel the same, I wish they would stop trying to cram 8 matches and 6 angles into each show, it's no wonder nobody buys there PPV's when they don't build up any of the story's properly.
Posted By: Guest#7841 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 01:15 PM
Absolutely the best Impact I have ever seen. I hope a lot of people watched it because this new direction of TNA is fantastic. Whoever is booking needs to stay in charge post hogan takeover.
Also, low * ratings, Im surprised.
Posted By: AG Awesome (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 01:28 PM
You see Mr. Russo? You CAN write a good show.
Posted By: joemark0 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 02:00 PM
To Jimbob Jones: Allison Danger had a similar thing going on in ROH after the breakup of The Prophecy.
Posted By: James (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 02:56 PM
We rewound it a few times to try to read Foley's lips, and we are pretty sure they bleeped out "Brian Gerwitz", but we could be wrong...
Posted By: Jesterftw (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 04:06 PM
God almost great Impact. Great matches throughout,average of 2 1/2 to 3 stars for me. The only two that would rate less for me were Lashley/ Abyss (2*) and the womens battle royale. Other than the always wood inspiring BP entrance it was terrible.
The match of the night for me was Angle/Dinero, a solid short match that showcased the potential of Dinero and Angles ability to make his opponenents look good in the ring. Overall great show, even the Boss looked good in ring.
Posted By: BustHerUp (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 07:53 PM
The Mick Foley backstage segments got a little stale but otherwise it was a pretty good show.
Posted By: Guest#7424 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 09:02 PM
It was my name they beeped out
Posted By: Paul Roma (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 10:40 PM
"I can't think of a single time when someone was booked as insane because they couldn't let go of a stable they used to be in."
How about Sean Waltman since 1999?
Posted By: poffo316 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 11:28 PM
Did I blink and miss where Angle got his #1 contender match, or his rematch after having lost the title? In that context this show made no sense, but the action was good I guess.
Posted By: rshort2001 (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 12:55 AM
Ummm try before Bound For Glory? He challenged AJ to a title match the iMPACT! before and the two drew. So technically he had his shot and didn't win.
As for this show, I LOVED Nash and Steiner tonight, Foley was also gold. I was literally laughing at Steiner from start to finish. I wish Nash & Steiner would return to commentating like their brief one match stint during the MEM takeover :(
Posted By: D (Guest) on November 28, 2009 at 07:43 AM
I thought it was a really good show. The TCS tournamnet was great. My only complaint were the countout and DQ ending in the tourney. I guess Roode pinning Angle or Lashley pinning Wolfe would kill Angle's and Desmond's momentum. Nice to see Velvet Sky's ass-shaking back. Tara winning was good. I really want to see AJ vs Daniels at Final Resolution. Should be a great match. I wasnt happy with Lashley winning the tourney. His wrestling is pretty bad. He looks like a big roided up freak but he cannot cut a decent promo for his life and he has lost a major step since being in WWE in the ring. I got no problem if AJ beats Lashley but I sure hope they dont put the belt on Lashley. Funny stuff with Nash. Implying Virgil, The Disciple, and Knobs might be who Hogan is brining in. Then saying if he brings Knobs, hes gone. TCS was a good idea.
Posted By: guestwwe (Guest) on November 28, 2009 at 01:54 PM
"If these guys have main event potential like some claim, they need to hurry the hell up, they're already in their mid-late 30's, I think it's time to break them up."
32 is late 30's? I think their still pretty young for wrestlers and there's no hurry to break Beer Money.
Posted By: wut (Guest) on November 28, 2009 at 02:29 PM
Does anyone think of Kristal's new role as being similar to Sharmell's when she would do heelish acts in order for Booker to win without Booker knowing it?
Posted By: STAYMATIC (Guest) on November 27, 2009 at 01:05 PM
I was thinking the exact same thing. Personally, I'd rather see them blow off the Lashley/Steiner storyline before turning Kristal heel.
BTW, have I mentioned lately that I heart Kristal Marshall? Er, Lashley? Whatever her name is?
Posted By: Just some Massachusetts guy (Guest) on November 28, 2009 at 06:49 PM
what is the deal with the dat azz cubed comment?
Posted By: Guest#5489 (Guest) on November 28, 2009 at 11:20 PM
I'M here to make THE impact!!!!
Posted By: Sheamus (Guest) on November 29, 2009 at 10:28 AM