I also think everyone should really be appreciative at what the Universal park staff does with putting on the events with TNA. I would list their names, but hell, I might misspell them and offend the excellent staff they have put together to get a cohesive show with a hot audience each night they are out there working with TNA. It was a well run show and from the guys in the back to my favourite pretzel girl, I have so much respect for all that pulled through with as well a show that could be run in that venue.

So without further ado, back to the show and my article. My new found man crush on Backlund aside, and kissing up to Universal…everyone wants a screenplay made! Final Resolution felt like zero resolution. I shall save you guys a little spoiler even though I am sure you already heard them by now from the taping the next night but a lot of resolution was not seen in the story lines. The spoilers from Monday did miss a great backstage shot live just for TV, and all I can say is a fireball went off in a certain wrestlers face and it looked great watching it live. I credit Russo, these two wrestlers, and others whom I constantly gush about for the execution and hopefully excitement that will come about with this cool shot.

There is just one disappointment I felt in the Iron Man match - probably the worst iron man match I have seen . The clock counting down 30 minutes on the big screen was the only thing different from a format that was basically used in an almost 25 minute match earlier with Rhino versus A J Styles, which was a better match. They didn't use the clock but had the same multiple pin all match. Joe and Angle went on a punch, kick, one suplex and wrist hold for thirty minutes. It looked like a Raw match. They played to the crowd and let them lead the match more than take the crowd on the journey. If Angle was coming to help tell TNA wrestlers tell stories better in the ring, this night he told a terrible Raw story. Sure, I like the 30:01 tap out by Angle but for 29:99 I watched as the crowd gave me more than the two top stars of this program. I heard later Angle got a concussion from the best spot of the match with Joe throwing himself through the ropes, but those things were so few that afterwards it felt like I was watching a Terry Gilliam movie that was written at the same speed as "Brother's Grimm."

The Angle/Joe feud will now replace the Abyss/Sting/Christian feud in the main event and let the Sting/Abyss segments flow freer without the title and Christian in the mix. I once again am amazed at the work the Stinger is putting together with Abyss. Even though some things might come across hokey, these two are putting something special in the storyline for Russo to work with, and he seems to be into it as well.

Starr and Shelley came across as big winners and I think Starr, after cutting his promo after the loss to Shelley could be on the verge of great things. He just needs to get a shot at some more mic time. His feud with Senshi will be great and hopefully move him into an area where he can do more with his talent to help the TNA product. I know this article is turning Larry King-ish but there is so much that these two eyes witnessed that it is hard to get into one giant article. So I will be putting more into the Cauldron of Madness later in the week and finish this up for you guys that actually give a crap about what the Irish kid from the mean streets of the lower US has to say. The darlin one has never backed down from the ale or a fight , but luckily all my fights came with the ale trying to stay in my belly. So with that horrible joke I shall bid you ado.

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Darlin' Danny Dunn