Now that he's had his first one on one match, how are people feeling about him? I kind of have mixed feelings. He's so young and has a long career ahead of him so being too critical isn't reall​y fair but​ the match did show just how green he is while also showing he has a lot​ of potential to grow.

However I'm really not a fan of him doing so much his dads moveset. He should be doing his own stuff and leaving those moves for special occasions during key matchups.

Not sure how many noticed but he botched badly on an apron spot trying one of those moves. He slipped off and crashed and burned on the floor. TNA edited this out of the match but was still referenced on commentary. Rehwoldt mentioned early in the match that he needs to slow down as a piece of advice and that's something that was quite noticeable, that he was going too fast which made some spots look sloppy. The match was still a good debut regardless and hopefully working with Kaz will give him a lot of needed experience and advice.

I think it would've ruled! Matches with AJ Styles, Daniels & Joe!

My boyfriend and I are new to watching TNA and was trying to find out how and where upcoming shows are but it only is showing dates from November 15th and beyond but nothing sooner is there a reason why?

Date: October 23, 2008

Promotion: Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA)

Event: TNA iMPACT!

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Hard Rock Hotel and Casino

➜ Kurt Angle, Sting, Kevin Nash and Booker T (accompanied by his wife Sharmell) formed a new faction known as the “Main Event Mafia”

The group joined together during a live broadcast of iMPACT! to start a "war" against the younger talent to take what they deserved: respect. The group consisted of established veterans and multiple-time world champions who had previously dominated in WWE and WCW who had a combined 75 years in the ring.

They added another member, Scott Steiner, to the Mafia on the October 30 episode of Impact!, as he made his return from a previous injury and attacked Joe, Styles, and almost all their allies. Notably, Steiner spared using his lead pipe on his pre-injury on-screen protégé Petey Williams, who backed off as soon as he saw him.