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|  #1 Posted on 19.11.06 0407.47 | Instant Rating: 8.00 | It's probably too late for this to get much action, but what the heck...
Naturals vs. Dutt & Lethal: 3D might interfere, but I think the Nats will win. I am one of those who is glad that the Nats are heels again. Now bring back the powder!
Robert Roode open challenge: Roode wins against...Sharkboy? Smiley? Worst match of the night, almost certainly. Do you think Roode's REALLY going to get a PR guy?
VKM vs. Kazarian, Bentley, and Devine: Bentley is listed as such on the TNA front page -- not as "Maverick Matt." Nevertheless, VKM win. You know, "James Gang" was a perfectly good name for a tag team -- they built up to it organically, it had history and logic behind it -- but NO THIS IS FUNNIER!!! I never want to hear another wrestler talk about how they have "creative control."
The Truth Hoyts vs. Starr & Shelley: Starr and Shelley "miscommunicate," Killings and Lance get the win. Could be good.
Styles vs. Cage: Rhino runs in and Cage wins by DQ.
Daniels vs. Sabin: This is for the X Division title -- the current angle seems to be that the title is really easy to win, so Sabin gets it back (and I think it does more good on Sabin anyway, and has more interesting possible storylines).
LAX vs. AMW: This is for the Tag Team titles. LAX retains...with a Senshi run in? (That's going to take some explaining -- at least a "he's Latino, really!")
Angle vs. Joe: I wonder if they slid in that Angle/Abyss match so that Angle wouldn't lose his first TNA match. I wonder it so much that I'm going to say that Joe wins.
Sting vs. Abyss: For the big belt. Sting wins. This is the forgoniest conclusion on tonight. (Really, most of the others are up in the air.)
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| #2 Posted on 19.11.06 0647.48 | | I'd go with most of those predictions...I think that Angle/Joe might end in a draw though... | Nenz
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|  #3 Posted on 19.11.06 1114.39 | Instant Rating: 7.00 | | I definitely think that Angle/Joe will end in a WM13 Bret/Stone Cold one man passing out from the pain, and I'm leaning towards Joe being the loser. | Texas Kelly
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| #4 Posted on 19.11.06 1850.46 | Instant Rating: 3.99 | Ladies and gentlemen, the following public service message is brought to you by your friends from D-Generation X, who would like to remind each and every one of you that if you're not down with that, we've got two words for you...
Angle v. Joe: Putting this first since it's the real main event of the night and everyone knows it. I don't see the value in wasting the rub of Joe's first TNA loss on Angle, so it's either going to be a lame no-contest or, if TNA has the balls to do it, Angle passing out in the Clutch, which is the right booking and what I predict they'll do.
Sting v. Abyss: Why are we even talking about this? Sting wins, next.
LAX v. AMW: On one side, you've got the hottest act in tag team wrestling. On the other side, you've got the veteran team that's illogically turned face after going through a breakup tease for months. Senshi > Gail, and LAX retains.
Daniels v. Sabin: I'm sick of the rapid-fire title changes, Daniels deserves an extended X title run as a babyface like AJ's had, and Sabin needs to progress down the path to the heel turn he needs before they trust the title to him. Daniels retains.
AJ v. Christian: In the shock of the night, Christian picks up a "clean" (meaning no Rhino run-in or anything) heel win over AJ, and this feud continues to next month. Why no Rhino, you say? He's otherwise occupied...
Robert Roode Challenge: Rhino answers the challenge and picks up a DQ win to kick something off between these two.
Truth/Hoyt v. Paparazzi: Truth & Hoyt win in an easier call than you'd expect. Russo is a mark for both of them, and the story with the Paparazzi right now is the conflict between them, so feed it with a defeat.
Voodoo Kin Mafia v. Kazarian/Bentley/Devine: See my comment for Sting/Abyss, substituting the VKM for Sting.
Naturals v. Dutt/Lethal: Naturals win. They might be heels, but at least the crowd cares about them the right way as opposed to the Jackasses.
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