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I have been a bit under the weather lately so I was late in getting around to this, but here it is two days later. This past Monday we saw TNA square of with WWE in what is the first of many Monday night showdowns between the two wrestling promotions. I'll start with TNA first since they are the newcomers. The first match of the night saw the return of TNA's mystery man, Sting.  He returned and surprised many people by turning heel, or at least it seems that way for now.  He helped Styles and Flair take Hogan and Abyss out with ...

Wrestlemania, the grandest stage of them all where superstar becomes legend and legend becomes immortal. Over the course of its existence in the last twenty five years, we have seen many memorable moments from Hogan slamming Andre, Shawn Michaels defeating Bret Hart in the first ever Iron Man match, Stone Cold fighting Bret Hart with an injured neck, Kane receiving three Tombstone Piledriver from The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan and The Rock having a stare down, Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero celebrating their world titles, and the latest but definitely not the least. Shawn Michaels kicking out of Tombstone Piledriver. Among the ...

Let me start off by making three things clear: For starters, given TNA's lowly 1.0 rating last Monday, the measure for the term "success" is remarkably low. I don't mean that for TNA to succeed, the WWE must wave the white flag and surrender. No realist could possibly picture that happening. I'm simply talking about TNA's continued existence perhaps two or three years from now, with sustained growth and prosperity. Secondly, I should state that I prefer TNA's wrestlers and their overall product, flawed though it might be to the WWE right now, but I'm specifically referring to Raw vs Impact.  Lastly, and perhaps most important ...

Last night, wrestling fans from all over the world witnessed history as we all saw the Rubith of the Monday night wars. Both of last night's episodes bring up so much interesting topics, but I'm only going to talk about one that really caught my attention. Last night on Impact, a few things we saw was swearing and lots of blood. TNA knows that if they want to beat WWE, they have to find one thing that WWE fans are unhappy about. WWE's one weakness, and that weakness would be their current PG rating. Although I think that WWE is much better off ...

Make sure to etch this date permanently into your head.  On Mar. 9, 2010, for the first time ever, Ashley Morris penned a short piece for Bleacher Report. “Gasp!” **cue the dramatic music** While perusing my usual wrestling sites today, I couldn’t help but to run into fans’ comments about last night’s skirmish between TNA and the WWE.  In case you’ve been living under a rock or in Quinn Gammon’s basement for the past few weeks, the “Monday Night Wars” that fans have been clamoring for have finally returned, as TNA’s iMPACT went live and head to head with the WWE’s live RAW . Be ...

If you have been watching Raw lately, you have been seeing the demise of the once great stable Legacy. Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase, once faithful followers of Orton, have rebelled against their teacher and severed their ties with him. Most saw this break up coming months ago, but I doubt anyone thought that it would end up the way it currently is being handled. In what I consider shocking, and more than anything odd, Randy Orton seems to be making a baby-face turn. Now, if you were calling that, then kudos to you, because I don't think anyone saw that one coming. With Orton ...

You can't help but root for TNA. It is the classic underdog story. A little company started out of Nashville with next to nothing eight years ago has made incredible strides in its short existence. Last night marked the pinnacle for TNA. Everything they had worked so hard for would be tested in the first real battle with the WWE. At the end of the night, TNA showed they can compete, but they need to avoid making the same mistakes that will undermine the progress they have made. Last night's Impact had a different feel to it. It had a real, gritty ...

This article is about those matches occurring at a WrestleMania which should have been on a different Pay Per View, RAW, Heat, Superstars, or a house show. These were garbage time matches and even a few main events which did not make sense or a better match was available. Some matches were Main Events and others were just plain stupid, but I will try and find a suitable replacement. Begin Slideshow

It's amazing what one episode can do for wrestling.  After the hype that surrounded the Jan. 4 episode of Impact, what followed in the weeks leading up to TNA's permanent debut on Monday's starting tonight on March 8 was somewhat underwhelming.  Indeed, if you read other articles on Bleacher Report regarding this Monday's night's Impact, you would've seen phrases like "blown surprises" and "low morale." Well, as someone who watched this event from start to finish, let me be the first person on here to say that this Impact, as a snap shot in the time line of this company, will go down as ...

Well, the time has finally come. Total Nonstop Action is going head-to-head with World Wrestling Entertainment, and people are wondering if TNA really has a chance, or if it will end up like WCW. I decided to go to both WWE.com and TNAWrestling.com to see what each had in store for tonight’s show. As you know, WWE is having Kriss Angel guest host tonight. Also, you have John Cena taking on Mr. McMahon, and Randy Orton is having a handicap match against both members of Legacy. Also, The Undertaker is going to be on Raw tonight, so you know something is going to ...