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SUMMARY of #880 cover-dated September 24, 2005: The cover story looks at TNA’s decision to give the NWA World Title belt back to Jeff Jarrett just before the Spike TV debut… Promoter Gabe Sapolsky tells the Torch about the ROH World Title change and the departure of Mick Foley in the ROH Newswire… Pat McNeill, Bruce Mitchell, and Wade Keller each tackle the issue of WWE’s aggressive protection of their trademarks as it relates to Hardcore Homecoming with in-depth analysis, sarcasm, and historical perspective mixed in… Part one of the Jeff Hardy “Torch Talk” feature Jeff’s most in-depth discussion yet about the Lita-Edge controversy including his regrets over how he handled the situation himself, who he wants to apologize to, why he sees more than one side to the story, and details of his relationship with his brother these days, plus his hopes and dreams for TNA now that the Spike TV debut is near, and more. It’s a great follow-up on the Ultimate Insiders DVD interview with Jeff… In-depth coverage of WWE Unforgiven including columnist Roundtable Reviews… Also WWE Newswire with inside news, TNA Newswire, Top Five Stories of the Week, The Raw Big Story, The Smackdown Big Story, The OVW TV Big Story, Backtrack on Lex Luger’s surprise jump to WCW, Arena Spotlight, and more…
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SHOW SUMMARY:Today we jump back 15 years to two back-to-back episodes of the PWTorch Livecast from Sept. 15 and 16, 2010.
On the Sept. 15, 2010 episode, PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell and PWTorch Nostalgia columnist Brian Hoops includes discussion with live callers on Tuesday night’s NXT, Michael Cole conspiracy theories on why he could be the Raw GM and/or the Nexus leader, why the logic could fall apart on Cole, the future of NXT, the NXT Gong, Chris Jericho’s future, Matt Hardy’s situation, whether TNA would put the TNA Title on Jeff Hardy with his legal issue, a theory on why TNA might have stretched out the TNA Title tournament, Kevin Nash’s TNA future, independent contractor vs. employee latest, The Miz vs. Daniel Bryan being the top feud going into Night of Champions, why the Hell in a Cell PPV could be a factor in the NOC PPV booking and outcomes, and much more.
Then in the previously VIP Aftershow, they discussed NXT’s future and whether it will continue past the final week on Syfy, Kane vs. Undertaker build-up and likely NOC and HIAC outcomes, a bio review of Mike Shaw, the 1990s WWF characters, plus the weekly 20-years-ago Torch Newsletter Flashback review of a potential WWF-Fox TV deal, USWA, and Herb Abrams’s UWF. With that, Fun With Herb playing Beach Brawl ’91 PPV trivia, and more.
On the Sept. 16, 2010 episode, PWTorch editor Wade Keller and Greg Parks includes discussion with live callers on TNA Impact tonight, the TNA Title tournament and RVD’s first promo tonight on Impact since the storyline write-off, WWE’s Wellness Policy change this week with in-depth discussion on whether it addresses the real issue, the Night of Champions PPV, and many more topics covered.
Then, in the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, they discuss in-depth whether WWE, TNA, and ROH are better off/worse off compared to five years ago. Also, how to rebuild the WWE tag division.
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Matt Hardy is one of the most creative wrestlers when it comes to characters in modern day wrestling history, with his “Broken” Matt Hardy gimmick getting over in TNA. The character feuded with his brother in the infamous “Final Deletion” match which inspired many other cinematic matches, including “Woken” Matt Hardy’s “Ultimate Deletion” match against Bray Wyatt in WWE. Vince McMahon was notoriously never a fan of Hardy’s “Broken” character, and Hardy explained a spot on “The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy“ that he didn’t get to do with Wyatt during their match when McMahon nixed it right before filming.
“I was going to come out of [a] tree and do a leg drop,” Hardy explained. “I was going to put Bray on the bottom table, there was going to be a table on top… I was going to do the table sandwich like Jeff did to me at WrestleMania 25 and Bray was going to get out of the way and I was going to go through the tables… So, we were about to shoot that scene and I was like, ‘Oh, this is gonna be cool…’ I was excited for that and Vince heard we were going to do this. [He said] ‘Oh, god, no. Sounds like too much f****** hokey wrestling in this already.”
Hardy said that McMahon wanted to change another spot last minute. He explained that when Wyatt went into the Lake of Reincarnation, McMahon wanted him to come back out “like Jason Voorhees” with a fish in his mouth, then sink back in. Hardy laughed and explained they were filming at 2 a.m. and had no way to get a fish for the spot.
If you use any quotes from this article, please credit “The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy” and provide a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
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SHOW SUMMARY:Today we jump back five years to the Sept. 10 and 17, 2020 episodes the All Elite Aftershow. Mike and Andrew began the Sept. 10 episode reacting to some of the headlines from All Out, including a long conversation on how AEW handled the Matt Hardy injury (yeah, he was injured). Then they switched to that weekâ€s Dynamite, including discussing a reset of sorts for AEW, with Chris Jericho & Jake Hager moving into the tag division, the Young Bucks turning heel, Kenny Omega and “Hangman” Adam Page going into singles, and a lot more.
Mike and Andrew began the Sept. 17 episode reacting to Dynamite, specifically the main event Parking Lot Brawl between the Best Friends and Santana & Ortiz. They discuss everything about that match, including the finish and the post-match comedy with Trentâ€s mom. They also discussed Lance Archer and Jon Moxley, the tag-team division, and take emails on an array of topics.
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