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This doesn't make any sense whatsoever.  Not only do they turn the most popular wrestler heel, but they create yet another heel faction in TNA. I feel like we've seen this before with the Main Event Mafia, NWO, etc...

In fact, don't they already have a main event worthy faction of heel wrestlers in the company? With EV2 and Fortune, this is becoming as stable filled as the early days of the Attitude era or, worse yet, the NWO Hollywood/Wolfpac/LWO days. I shudder at the thought.

Jonathan

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I don't know what people are expecting out of wrestling these days. Nothing makes the critics happy. The revealing of "They" was good enough for me. It sets up a couple of good programs in the near future between Rob Van Dam and Jeff Hardy, which is always a blast to watch.

If anyone disagrees, change the channel and you can watch Kane vs. The Undertaker on Smackdown or the eventual return of Triple H to Raw. Abyss is the monster who needs to be brought down by none other than Samoa Joe, which would be the right push for Joe at this time. Where can you find a better personal rivalry than Jeff Jarrett vs Kurt Angle Overall, I am looking forward to what TNA has to offer in the next couple of months. 

Sal Jenkins

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I must say I did not watch the TNA PPV but I heard about the Jeff Hardy turn. Are they jackasses? Did they not learn anything from the reason why the WWE does not want to turn John Cena heel? Hardy will be cheered and the whole thing will become a joke. If memory serves me right, he and Abyss had matches all summer, I know because I was at two of them.

There are certain guys that can't be heels and he is one of them. If you used Kurt Angle, Mr. Anderson, any of the EV2 players, or even someone like Sting you might make this work. Turns like this and this whole Cena and Nexus garbage are reasons why me and my friends who watch almost every pay-per-view, and every television show are getting annoyed, frustrated, and will soon stop watching wrestling.

Phil Queens

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