[QUOTE="ToTheBank"][QUOTE="Kotenks"]Could it be Low ki?sephy37

if it is...then this adds to my suspicions that TNA is gonna do a roster pull from ROH like in 2004.

Huh? Why?

[QUOTE="_Muta"][QUOTE="hbk91"]

Damn, talk about trifecta alright.

Incredible. You're going to go see ECW: ONS II live. Regardless of the booking, the experience itself will be one to not forget.

That totally overshadows with where I'm going to go this upcoming Saturday -- SmackDown! Still, it's one of the exclusive TV tapings held here in the UK and the card is shaping up solidly. Plus, I've got ringside seats. Oh and I am looking for sign ideas so please offer some if you can in this thread.

In addition, to me going to SmackDown!, I'll be getting some tickets on May 1st for when RoH goes on tour here in the UK. The venue -- Hertfordshire; where I live. The hall is just a twenty minute drive from my house according to multimap.com. If everything runs smoothly, I should be picking up some ringside seats. 

On that note of seats, how far are your seats away from the ring?

hbk91

With Mick Foley and Terry Funk in action, a possible Benoit/Malenko Eddie tribute match, and the possibility of Cena dropping the belt to RVD (Yes, i know i've been the most vocal person on this board when it comes to hating the idea of an RVD title run, but even i think that would be pretty cool), i have a feeling that this year's ONS will be a hell of alot better than last year's.

My seat isn't too far from the ring, but it's not very close either. Take a look at the seating chart, if you want: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00003C8B08EBBE73?artistid=879166&majorcatid=10004&minorcatid=27

I'm in Floor Section 3, Row B, Seat 5.

Mind you, the tickets are quite expensive. According to ticketmaster.com you must have paid between $100-$250 for your ticket. How much did you actually pay then?

I'll make a guess around $150 since you're up front on the floor level.

Actually, $400. I got the seat from my American Express concierge via broker. The show was sold out. I had no choice. It was either that or a similar seat for $565 Buy It Now on ebay.

So i'm broke, but at least i'll be happy. :)

You know, it just occured to me.... i might see the Dude's favorite wrestler claim his first World Championship..... and i don't even like the guy. :)

Alright, i'll stop.

Damn, talk about trifecta alright.

Incredible. You're going to go see ECW: ONS II live. Regardless of the booking, the experience itself will be one to not forget.

That totally overshadows with where I'm going to go this upcoming Saturday -- SmackDown! Still, it's one of the exclusive TV tapings held here in the UK and the card is shaping up solidly. Plus, I've got ringside seats. Oh and I am looking for sign ideas so please offer some if you can in this thread.

In addition, to me going to SmackDown!, I'll be getting some tickets on May 1st for when RoH goes on tour here in the UK. The venue -- Hertfordshire; where I live. The hall is just a twenty minute drive from my house according to multimap.com. If everything runs smoothly, I should be picking up some ringside seats. 

On that note of seats, how far are your seats away from the ring?

hbk91

With Mick Foley and Terry Funk in action, a possible Benoit/Malenko Eddie tribute match, and the possibility of Cena dropping the belt to RVD (Yes, i know i've been the most vocal person on this board when it comes to hating the idea of an RVD title run, but even i think that would be pretty cool), i have a feeling that this year's ONS will be a hell of alot better than last year's.

My seat isn't too far from the ring, but it's not very close either. Take a look at the seating chart, if you want: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00003C8B08EBBE73?artistid=879166&majorcatid=10004&minorcatid=27

I'm in Floor Section 3, Row B, Seat 5.

RoH 5/12, Lake Grove New York, Section A, row 2, Seats 17 & 18.

ECW ONS II, The Hammerstein Ballroom, NYC Floor Section 3, Row B, Seat 5.

RoH 6/17, The New Yorker, NYC, Section A, Row 3, Seats 7 & 8.

No real point to this thread. Just thought i'd brag a little and invoke some jealousy. :) 

Feel free to list any shows on the horizon that you have tickets for.

The feud was lame to begin with. At Wrestlemania, i was just glad that it was finally over. They simply have no chesmistry together.

And then they extended it. Personally, the God stuff doesn't bother me. It's more the overall lameness of the feud itself and the fact that it's been stretched out to such ridiculous lengths that pisses me off. I was also very pleased when i heard the audible "boring" chant. Vince and his patented opening promos are stale, plain and simple.

From the Torch.

Apparently, Randy Orton's suspension could end his WWE career, and not the 60-day suspension as first thought. WWE doesn't want to fire him, because they don't want him to go to TNA. Instead he will finish his contract(which is obviously longer than 90 days), and then the WWE won't sign him to another contract. Basically, he'll get paid to nothing until his contract is up.

JML897

[QUOTE="_Muta"]Sounds good. Lack of talent certainly won't be a problem for next year's show, since TNA will be long dead and buried like it should be, by then. :)SwimPUNK

It's just logic. Impact has yet to garner steady ratings above the 0.0's, they just brought in Scott Steiner, Jeff Jarret is booking the show into oblivion, their Champion is an overhyped and slightly overrated WWE reject, and Kevin Nash plans on joining their already crappy Heavyweight division AND playing a part in the booking comittee.

Just give it up, people. TNA's done.

"From Steve Corino's Live Journal:

I really don't know how these things get started or why whoever started the rumor did not just email or IM me to ask me and I feel bad because I got a lot of emails and MySpace messages but I have not been contacted to appear on the WWE One Night Stand. I have not agreed to be there or planned to be there or anything. The only contact I have had with the WWE about the pay per view was for Masato Tanaka, the same way I helped him last year."

Meh, something tells me he'll make an appearance. He would more than make up for a great deal of the missing stars.