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Hoping to end its New York City tapings on a high note and generate new buzz for the struggling product, TNA Wrestling inserted a major tournament into its program. The tourney was cleverly titled “Gold Rush.” Looking to turn its fortunes around after weeks of lackluster television ratings, TNA may have struck gold with its latest tournament, which saw former world heavyweight and X-Division champion Austin Aries defeat Mike Knux, MVP, Tajiri, Mr. Anderson and Abyss. Unlike a typical wrestling tournament, which normally sees the winner become the No. 1 contender for a championship belt, TNA added a new twist. That twist ...

With his latest impressive victory on last Wednesday's edition of TNA Impact Wrestling on September 24, former World Heavyweight and X-Division champion Austin Aries capitalized on a massive opportunity to regain championship gold once more. After going through Mike Knux, MVP, Tajiri, Mr. Anderson and Abyss during TNA's Gold Rush tournament, Aries earned the opportunity to select a title shot of his choice. With Aries set to make the major announcement on this week's Impact! Wrestling, one major question remains. Which title will Aries challenge for? Looking back into his TNA career, Aries has been no stranger to rising to the occasion. Aries, ...

The Thursday, February 6 edition of TNA Impact Wrestling, which aired a taped episode from Glasgow, Scotland, opened with a very quick recap from MVP's debut last week as the mystery investor. Before the cameras could pan into the ring, Abyss and Eric Young began brawling in the backstage area. Abyss and Young eventually took their brawl to the entrance way before the opening bell rang to kick off the first match on Impact Wrestling.   Match No. 1: Abyss vs. Eric Young. Your winner via pinfall: Abyss. During the final moments of the match, Young took off Abyss' mask, which led to a Black ...

Finally, the WWE is seeing that Daniel Bryan has become their next major star. Although many can still make the claim that John Cena continues to be the biggest name on the WWE roster, Bryan is beginning to march forward as the company’s new golden boy. This was evident when the WWE displayed one of the worst booked pay-per-view events in recent history. It all began a few weeks ago at the Royal Rumble, when Bryan lost to Bray Wyatt in a spectacular match. Once the Royal Rumble match took place, the live crowd in Pittsburgh, PA., clearly wanted Bryan to compete ...

TNA Impact! Wrestling, which was coming off a strong viewership report from last week's edition, had plenty of to feel good about before heading overseas to Glasgow, Scotland. With all the hype surrounding the mystery investor, which turned out to be former WWE star MVP, TNA had a pretty good opportunity to continue to build on that momentum.  However, TNA could not carry over that momentum it had build on last week's edition to this past Thursday night's special treat from Scotland.  The January 30 edition of TNA Impact! Wrestling ended up falling flat, landing 1.45 million viewers and a 0.4 rating ...

The Thursday, Jan. 30 edition of Impact Wrestling, which aired from Glasgow, Scotland, opened with a video package recapping Dixie Carter's new regime and featuring exclusive footage of Sting's final match last week. Magnus, who was greeted with a chorus of boos from the Glasgow crowd, made his way to the ring alongside with Ethan Carter III and Rockstar Spud. The World Heavyweight Champion talked about the major changes TNA President Carter has implemented in recent weeks. Magnus continued to take credit for causing Jeff Hardy, AJ Styles and Sting to leave TNA, which upset Carter. Suddenly, Kurt Angle and Samoa Joe ...

The WWE really messed things up this time around. Despite being one of, if not the most popular talent in the WWE, Daniel Bryan just can't seem to catch a break after another missed opportunity. Instead of possibly winning the Royal Rumble match to square off against Randy Orton for the World Heavyweight Championship, the WWE went in a different direction, banking on the idea that Batista's return would bring major hype leading into WrestleMania 30. What the company came up with was a complete misfire, as the live audience balked at WWE's grand idea that Batista's return would generate more fanfare ...

The Thursday, January 16 edition of TNA Impact! Wrestling aired a special live Genesis themed show from Huntsville, AL. The show opened with TNA announcers Mike Tenay and Tazz remembering the late Mae Young, who recently passed away at the age of 90. A video package aired recapping last week's program and hyping the Genesis themed show. Inside the ring, Rockstar Spud attempted to speak, but was interrupted by a loud chorus of boos from the crowd. Spud welcomed TNA President Dixie Carter to the ring to kick things off on Genesis. Carter began to brag about the recent demise of ...

If there is one thing that is not going well for TNA president Dixie Carter's "Dixieland," it would be the lack of viewers watching the show. TNA Impact! Wrestling, which aired its first show of the new year this past Thursday night, did not get off in the right track in 2014. Instead of celebrating the new year, the dust was being collected on the champagne bottles. The Thursday, January 2 edition of Impact! Wrestling failed to land a spot on the top 100 cable television shows list that evening, per TV By the Numbers. Failing to make the list, which tracks the top 100 shows ...

The Thursday, January 2 edition of TNA Impact! Wrestling, which aired from Universal Studios in Orlando, FL, opened with a video package hyping Magnus' recent World Heavyweight title victory and his coronation that was scheduled to happen later on the show. Kurt Angle kicked off the first Impact! Wrestling broadcast of 2014 by entering the ring. Angle declared 2013 as his worst year in professional wrestling. The Olympic gold medalist continued to speak about 2013, ranging from his feud with Aces & Eights to declining the TNA Hall of Fame nomination. As Angle was about to speak again, Bobby Roode interrupted and came ...