TNA Spoilers for 7/14/11 Show: Everything Old Is New Again in TNA

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS

Alright, first here are the spoilers reported by my friend who was at the TNA taping:

Immortal held a party for Mr. Anderson that was interrupted by Sting's laughter filling the Impact Zone. Sting appeared in the ring and said he would win Anderson's title tonight and said he had backup. He pointed to the scaffolding and four clowns show up (why so serious,TNA?). Sting then flips the table and leaves the ring.

Bobby Roode defeated Samoa Joe and The Pope in a Bound For Glory Series match. Roode pinned Joe while he was in Joe's Rear Naked Choke (think Christian Cage vs. Samoa Joe) for the win. Joe argued and shoved the ref after the match. 

Austin Aries defeated Shannon Moore. Aries got the pin after he hit Moore with the Book of Dilligaf (or whatever it's called) for the pin. Shelly came out afterwords to check on Moore.

Tara defeated Madison Rayne. Tara hit the Widow's Peak after her spider scared Rayne (not lying there, just reporting).

Kurt Angle cut a promo about being the No. 1 contender, and his TNA Title match at Hardcore Justice.

Mexican America defeated The British Invasion. Mexican America is your No. 1 TNA Tag Team challenger after the ref was distracted by the girls for the win. Apparently this was a very bad match.

Sting defeated Mr. Anderson to win the TNA Title. Towards the end of the match, Bully Ray came out and interfered in the match after the ref was knocked out. The lights went out and one of the "clowns" appeared in the ring, and proceeded to hit Anderson and Ray with the bat. The lights went out again and Ray and the "clown" were nowhere to be found. Sting then hit the Scorpion Death Drop for the pin. Sting celebrates in the ring and the show closes.

Those were the spoilers; now is my take on the booking on this show. Please realize that these are my opinions and my opinions alone.

TNA, why did you take the belt off of Anderson, a talented, young, credible heel, and a guy you can build your company around, for a man who is 52 years old, slow and limited in the ring, using a gimmick that I personally can't stand, and a man who is about to feud with Hogan?

Sting enlisting the help of his "Clown Gang" to win a match; his whole persona and mannerisms are now a 100 percent rip-off of the Joker—there can be no denying that.

And here's the worst news of all, wrestling fans: This made me realize that Hogan vs. Sting is going to be for the belt. The match that nobody wanted is going to be for your "World Title." I don't know if that's sad, funny or both.

(Alright, let me clear this up because some people don't get what I'm saying here. This is only a fear of mine, not an announced match. Sting/Hogan is coming if Hogan can wrestle—that much is sure—but if it will be for the title or not we will see. Hope that clears that up.)

I know I'm jumping to conclusions here, but come on TNA—you have plenty of young guys that you could push and give title runs to, but instead you give it back to Sting. There's a reason why one of my biggest problems with you is the fact that almost all of your main-eventers are original ECW, WCW and WWF guys (notice I said WWF guys and not WWE guys).

Look—I like Sting, but this is just poor booking and terrible writing in my opinion; this is why I hate Vince Russo as head of creative.

In other TNA news, GenMe and Orlando Jordan were released by the company. Orlando Jordan I saw coming and GenMe (a.k.a. The Young Bucks) asked to be released.

Personally, I never liked Jordan, but I'm sad to see GenMe leave; maybe they'll go back to ROH—they fit that style better anyway. Best of luck to all three of them in their future endeavors wherever they land though.

Thanks for reading and please comment bellow on what you think of Sting holding the title again and Sting's new "Insane Clown Posse."