Impact Wrestling

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Thursday 9:00 PM on Spike TV Premiered Jun 04, 2004 In Season

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Impact Wrestling

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IMPACT WRESTLING offers a unique style of wrestling that features a blend of the traditional with high-flying athleticism and cutting edge action. IMPACT's roster includes the biggest names in wrestling today, and the hottest new stars in the sport.

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Thursdays at 9:00pm ET/PT

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June 13, 2013

Season 9 : Episode 37

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Season 9 : Episode 38

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Cast & Crew

Daniel Hollie

Daniel Hollie

Damaja
Virgil Runnels

Virgil Runnels

Dusty Rhodes
Ryan Wilson

Ryan Wilson

Trytan
D-Ray 3000

D-Ray 3000

Himself
Michael Altieri

Michael Altieri

Mikey Batts
Melissa Anderson

Melissa Anderson

Raisha Saeed
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  • TNA iMPACT was awesome until Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff ruined it.

    8.0
    By ffmotorsports51, Jun 06, 2011
    After about 10 year's abscence from wrestling, I started watching this show again in March and I enjoy it, but wrestling just isn't the same anymore. I last watched wrestling back in 2001 or so until wrestling became too stupid and the energy that made wrestling so enjoyable just vanished into thin air. So in addition to WWE, I've also been watching TNA, and I have say that TNA was actually beating out WWE, until Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff ruined what could have been a victory for TNA in the wrestling wars. Hulk Hogan in my honest opinion is one of the overrated wrestlers of all time along with John Cena. Hulk Hogan now has turned TNA into "Hogan Knows Best." So anyway, the wrestlers in TNA are pretty good. There are superstars like: Rob Van Dam, Mr. Anderson, A.J. Styles, Bully Ray, Abyss, "Big Poppa Pop" Scott Steiner, "The Icon" Sting and many more. The wrestling in TNA is a bit better than WWE, except one thing that gets to me is that most of wrestlers in TNA don't have the charisma that the wrestlers in WWE have. The good thing about TNA is that: THERE'S BLOOD! Yay! TNA feels a bit more realistic because wrestling is suppossed to have bleeding and the wrestlers are suppossed to get hurt. I'll continue to watch TNA and hope that WWE can learn a thing or two about getting the wrestling back to TV-14 instead of TV-PG.moreless

  • WWE ain't the only wrestling promotion.

    10
    By RodBradley, Mar 17, 2011
    Now, I know I'ma get sum that agree n sum that disagree, but I like TNA more than the WWE. Yea, TNA has got sum wrestlers that made a name in the WWE 1st, but TNA also has sum really good fresh faces. AJ Styles n Samoa Joe r my top fav originals along with Eric Young, Beer Money, Kaz, Jay Lethal, and The Guns. Yea, this show was getting wack after 07, but was doing ok in 08, good in 09, last year was iight except with Hogan making unneeded changes like the 4-sided ring. WE WANT 6 SIDES. Also bring back the World X Cup n King of the Mountain. Bring back the TNA that got my attention more than the WWE did. Go back 2 the old school days where the X-Division was the main focus. I'm liking what y'all doing now, but ditch Hogan n Bischoff, put Dixie Carter back in charge.moreless

  • Is this WCW?

    5.0
    By cactusjack39, Mar 15, 2011
    I asked so many times if TNA was WCW all over again. I have watched TNA a few times to realize that it isn't exactly the most original show. It does have some unique matches, but all of the storylines, gimmicks, and acting is so generic and seems second rate. I like Kurt Angle, Sting, Booker T., and Team 3-D, but aside from those guys, I could care less for the entire roster. Who cares about the majority anyway? I don't want to see Kevin Nash wrestle. I don't want to see Scott Steiner on television. I don't want to watch TNA and I won't. Thank you.moreless

  • TNA, the next WWE? Well not really.

    4.0
    By chenico78, Mar 15, 2011
    TNA, well well well. Pro Wrestling is somthin to talk bout. People say that it is not conidered a sport, others say the opposite. Why? Well TNA is obvouisly, fake, but well acted out. Acted out being the wrestling part. TNA was good when it started off. I didnt get a chance to see it launch but got a chance to watch a chunk of TNA to know whats goin down. Unfourtunatly, I lost interest just as fast as I gained it. TNA had a good thing goin with the whole war of Rookies vs the Vets. in which Kurt and other TNA Veterans wanted more and wanted to take out the others. It was good, then it just got complicated. Mick went rouge, founder Jeff Jarett beaten at every moment and then poof gone, Samoa gone rouge as well as Showtime Eric Young gone to the dark side of TNA, crazy girl Daphne and emothional Abyss?? Are you kidding me!! TNA has gone off and just made too many conflicts that were attactched to other conflicts that were attached to other conflicts and so on and so on. I know this is regular for wrestlin shows, but introducing multiple problems in the rosters of TNA isnt gonna interest the viewers, but confuse the viewers. Also, WTF with Suicide. Suicide was my favorite Wrestler the moment he made his debut. A Mysterious character that strikes at dark. Then he just became some other Wrestler when the belt was taken from him and he could never beat anyone ever again. I mean thats what i hate about TNA. They get a real cool guy or gal and then they demoralize, dwarf, humiliate or turn to a jerk. TNA, the one reason ill stay away from Wrestlin for a while.moreless

  • An alternative to WWE; or is it???

    7.0
    By naquadria1206, Mar 15, 2011
    TNa presents itself as an alternative product to the dominating WWE. Well to be fair, i don`t see it that way. Despite some great talents (including one of the best wrestler ever in Kurt Angle), TNA fails to be an alternative. Let`s face it, WWE is all alone in there and that`s the major reason why the WWE product quality has gone so much downhill in recent years: serious lack of competition.

    I`d hope TNA will continue to progress and do a WCW and challenge WWE. But that is very very very far from done.

    Still tho, it is an enjoyable product.moreless
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