Title This: Impact Wrestling Reaction For 11/22

November 23, 2012

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Aces and Eights struck again tonight, with Luke Gallows and Devon targeting ODB and Eric Young. Aces and Eights started with Sting and Hulk Hogan, progressed to Austin Aries and Jeff Hardy, Bully Ray, and now fall all the way down the corporate ladder to a comedy act? When you want to book a gang-like mentality, you must be consistent in who they target. Who cares about ODB and Young? If the company does not care about them in a creative way, why should the fans care about Aces and Eight attacking them?

I will say that the attack looked really good, with a simple hammer striking the ankle of Young. I hope I get my wish and have Eric Young off television, It is nothing against his actual personality, but he has been used in a terrible way ever since Kevin Nash left. It is true, and he deserves better.

Lastly, where is RVD, Anderson, and other "main event type" guys that Aces and Eights can target? On a night like this, it would be perfect to have them run roughshed on the popular stars. Common sense, right?

Grade: C+

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