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Show opened with Robbie E introduced and we find out Generation ME is stranded and couldn't make the show. Robbie has the ref count to 10 and count out Generation Me.

Robbie and Cookie head up the ramp to get greeted by Kazarian and they end up having a match for the belt and Kazarian wins.

Generation ME got stuck in Utah leaving from California last night. Funny stuff but true.

Steiner and Beer Money win over Rob Terry and the Security Crew.

Joe wins by DQ after Pope smashed Joes face into the exposed steel from the buckle.

Madison Rayne holds on to the Women's title over Mickie James using brass knuckles after Tara came out to interfere.

RVD defeats Matt Hardy with the 5 star frog splash. Back and forth type match that was a pretty slow type of match, they really didn't have chemistry in this match.

Bully Ray wins over D'Von and his boys. Bubba handcuffed D'Von to the ring ropes and then pinned one of the kids. After the match Bubba gets one of the kids and slams him through the table. Pretty funny stuff but a pretty boring match.

After the match they brought out stretchers etc and sold the injury angle big time. Guess they needed some time filled. Two matches left Hardy/Anderson and up next Jarrett/Angle.

In a match that went back and forth and heavy interference from Karen... Jeff Jarett defeated Kurt Angle in the center of the ring in a small package for the 1-2-3.

After the match was over, Angle left his boots in the ring symbolizing he was retiring.

During the match Angle won twice once with 3 count and the last with a tap out by Jarrett by Karen had the ref distracted both times.

Jeff Hardy regains TNA heavyweight title in a ladder match. Not the best of ladder matches but it served it's purpose. Not a lot of high risk maneuvers that you would come to expect in a ladder match and one that was was pretty controlled for the most part.

Rather surprised to see Hardy regain the title now with his still ongoing legal issues. Perhaps they figure nothing is going to come out of it or they need a way to get the title back to RVD.

Best match of the night was Angle/Jarrett it simply stood out more than any other match. A bit concerned with TNA using not 1 but 2 children story lines although the Angle/Jarrett storyline is pretty much real life.

Not sure why they bring in the kids for Bubba/D'Von unless they are going to end up being the new Dudley Boys or something.

I am wondering why they have kept the title off Mickie James as well, she's way past her intro time with them and Madison Rayne simply can't wrestle. Every match is some kind of gimmick type match and interference happens.

The other matches nothing of interest strikes me as they were more of filler matches and played off the last PPV for the most part. Nothing of true revelation took place.

I am wondering what they are doing with Angle and the boots in the ring. I've followed Kurt since his debut at WWF back then and he's one of the very few wrestlers I really like.

I have watched TNA since they first came on the scene and were doing Wednesday night PPV on Directv, this PPV just wasn't one that left me wanting more.

6 of 10 for me on this and I think that's being nice and the fact the Angle match likely got 5 of the 6.