TNA Turning Point preview and predictions: Will Styles vs. Joe vs. Daniels II live up to expectations? Can Kurt Angle stop Desmond Wolfe? Will The Motor City Machine Guns finally become TNA Tag Team Champions?

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-The following predictions are made without any inside knowledge of the match finishes. I am guessing just like you are.

A.J. Styles vs. Daniels vs. Samoa Joe for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship: I predict this will be a great, great match. However, I would be very surprised if the title was taken off of Styles here, so the we'll see if they can make the nearfalls look believable. I'm guessing they'll get twenty plus minutes and tear the house down. Styles will retain here.

Kurt Angle vs. Desmond Wolfe: I realize Wolfe has gotten the best of Angle every single time out thus far, but I don't necessarily think that will mean Angle will win here. Truthfully, after how hard they pushed Matt Morgan trying to overcome and beat Angle, I hope they do not give Wolfe the win here. In face, I hope Angle wins by disqualification after Wolfe continues to attack him and will not stop. I'll predict that as well.

The British Invasion vs. The Motor City Machine Guns vs. Beer Money for the TNA World Tag Team Championships: I'm disappointed this match does not belong to the Guns on their own, but I think this will be a hell of a match. I don't think they will go with the title change in a triple threat match, so I'll pick the Invasion to retain with one of the other two teams winning the titles at a future PPV.

Amazing Red vs. Homicide for the X Division Championship: Tough one to call here, but given how they want to push the World Elite, picking Homicide to win the title seems logical. However, I'll predict Red to retain the belt.

Bobby Lashley vs. Scott Steiner: I'd love to see Steiner win in about five minutes, but I doubt that will happen. Logic says this feud will continue given the nature of what has happened between the two, so that suggests Steiner will win somehow to give Lashley a reason to come back for more. However, I'll say Lashley wins here and Steiner continues to be a thorn in the side of Bobby and Kristal.

Awesome Kong vs. Tara in a steel cage match: This match feels three months too late. When they first teased Kong vs. Tara, or even alluded to teasing it, Tara was red hot upon entering TNA. She has cooled off a lot and this match feels less special because of it. That being said, the match itself should be entertaining. I'm sure Tara will work her ass off and Kong will impress. Kong will win a very physical battle.

ODB, Taylor Wilde, and Sarita vs. The Beautiful People (Velvet Sky, Madison Rayne, and Lacey Von Erich) for the TNA Knockout and Knockout Tag Team Championships: If I understand this correctly, if one of the champions gets beat, only that title or titles are lost. Given that, I'll say Velvet and Madison will win the tag titles. If I have the stipulation wrong and all the titles are on the line, there is no way Lacey is walking out with a belt, so then the babyfaces will retain.

Matt Morgan, Hernandez, and D'Angelo Dinero vs. Team 3D and Rhino: With all due respect to Team 3D and Rhino, this seems like a huge step down for Morgan after he faced Angle at the last PPV. I think Dinero makes this a top level type match. I like that he has turned babyface and although a swerve seems almost likely, I don't think they will pull the swerve. They may tease it, but in the end, Morgan, Hernandez, and Dinero will win the match.

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