RIP TNA: A Memorial - Part 3

In a continuations of my tearful send off of TNA, the match I want to share with you today is America's Most Wanted versus Triple X in six sides (count them) of steel. The rivalry between Triple X and AMW came a head after a two year build-up in this match match, which can be fairly described as one of the craziest cage matches in TNA history.

Worst Matches Ever! WCW: Chamber of Horrors, Halloween Havoc, 1991

I haven't done one of these for a while, but I just couldn't resist this one. Before Hell in a Cell, before Lethal Lockdown, we had the Chamber of Horrors. The basic idea is that two four-man teams enter the cage and to win the match you have to put one of your opponents in an electric chair which is lowered from the ceiling. This 'Chair of Torture' is activated by a 'Fatal Lever', which gets accidently pushed (nothing happens) and nothing is made of it. The match consisted of Sting's Team Vs Cactus Jack's Team. Sting's Team consisted of Sting, El Gigante, Rick and Scott Steiner. Cactus Jack's Team consisted of Cactus Jack, Abdullah the Butcher, The Diamond Stud, and Big Van Vader.

With caskets, ref cams and a cage with a roof, this match could be seen as quite innovative... unfortunately it was just daft.

I'll let the match do the talking. Enjoy!







What the fuck was El Gigante about?

Greatest Matches Ever! America's Most Wanted versus Triple X, TNA Turning Point, Dec, 2004

Before Beer Money, James Storm, alongside Chris Harris, was one half of one of the greatest tag teams in TNA history: America's Most Wanted. These guys had great chemistry and they looked like bad asses. Today I want to share one of their best matches, a cage match against Triple X (Elix Skipper and Christopher Daniels). The stipulation for the match was that the losers of this match would have to disband. Enjoy!


TNA Turning Point 2004 Destiny Awaits!