Title This: Impact Wrestling Reaction “MVP and His Boys Run The Show”

May 24, 2014

The Undercard

impact wrestling reaction Angelina Love defeated Brittany

This was just okay. Love and Brittany seemed about a half step off with one another. It was more about making Gail Kim look like the next threat than anything else. I enjoy how Velvet is playing her role, taking a backseat to the returning Love. I wonder how long until Impact decides to do its favorite thing and turn heels into faces and faces into heels.

Score: 4/10

Willow defeated Magnus in a Falls Count Anywhere Match

Willow takes control early in this match and hits a somersault dive onto Magnus. Magnus reverses a Twist of Fate with a clothesline and Bram hands him a weapon. He is reluctant in using it, but finally does. Bram tells him to hit Willow in the head with the crow bar, but Magnus is unsure. Willow ends up hitting Twist of Fate for the win.

There was not really a "Falls Count" type feel here. Willow is overshadowed, once again, by Magnus' odd booking decisions. HE IS A HEEL. HE HAS CHEATED FOR MONTHS AND MONTHS. This makes absolutely no sense to me and is a ridiculous way to make Magnus look. Am I missing something here?

Score: 4/10

– Mr. Anderson and James Storm are at a bar having a drinking competition. As the night goes on, Anderson reveals he has not been drinking at all. He attacks Storm and ends up throwing him in a dumpster outside of the bar. Anderson has been in some creative segments recently, with Sam Shaw and now with James Storm. At least they are trying to be different. I give them credit for allowing Storm and Anderson to step outside of their comfort zone in the ring and create something unique.

Score: 6/10

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