With the company struggling to find a network to air their content and a failed partnership with Global Force Wrestling (not the last time something like this would happen), TNA Wrestling was really in a bind when it came to getting people to pay attention to them. With places like WWE's NXT brand and New Japan Pro Wrestling capturing the wrestling world's imagination, TNA was basically treated like an afterthought. Ironic when you consider that 'afterthought' is one way to describe that year's Bound For Glory with everything outside of the Ultimate X match and the main event being fine but no ..read more

Considering how successful major pay per views outside of the U.S. have been, you'd expect the first Bound For Glory to take place in Japan to be up there with great shows like Summerslam 1992, Backlash 2023 or All In 2023...But it wasn't. For reasons I'll get into, BFG 2014 usually ranks near or at the bottom when talking about the worse shows in this yearly PPV's existence.  Considering this was also a year when many of it's homegrown talent left and the company was just months away from being kicked off of SPIKE TV, it's safe to say that things were ropy for TNA...That said, here are 1 ..read more

After the last two shows were defined by wrestlers turning heel or face and plans being changed at the last minute we finally got an Bound For Glory that concluded in satisfying fashion. Jeff Hardy stood upon the wrestling mountain top once again as the new TNA World Heavyweight Champion in front of a near 3,000 person crowd in Phoenix Arizona; while elsewhere on the card new champions were crowned, Storm got his revenge against Roode and we discovered that Brother Devon was a member of a villianous biker gang. The year 2012 is often seen as the last great year for the company before things tr ..read more

One year after turning heel alongside Jeff Hardy and Eric Bischoff, Hulk Hogan competed in his last televised match against his longtime rival Sting in what was a suprisingly good match when you realise that both men were in their 50's. With the kayfabe power and control of company was at stake, Sting would prevail over the bandana wearing menace before Hulk turned babyface to help 'The Icon' beat up Hogan's running buddies in Immortal. Meanwhile Bobby Roode would compete in one of the most high profiled matches of his career only for it to end in disappointing fashion with the seeds for ..read more

THERE HEEERRRRRREEEEEE!!! It's the event where Jeff Hardy Turned Heel...The first Bound For Glory under the Hogan/Bischoff Era is undoubtedly remembered for that final image where beloved babyface Jeff Hardy turned to the dark side and joined forces with the Hulkster and 'Easy E', Abyss...and Jeff Jarrett. While Hardy's first step into becoming the Anti Christ of Professional Wrestling is unquestionably one of the all time best moments in BFG History, there still is a lot of other stuff on this show worth talking about and a whole lot of intriguing factoids to mention as well...With that said ..read more

When it comes to talking about the all-time best pay per views in TNA Wrestling, there are a few shows that deserved to be in that discussion: Unbreakable 2005, Bound For Glory 2006, Genesis 2006 and Destination X 2011...Just to name a few. However there is one PPV that tends to be overlooked and that's the 2009 Bound For Glory; An often overlooked event in the grand scheme of things, which is weird considering it was the first of three pay per views (followed up by Turning Poing and Final Resolution '09) that can be seen as some of the all-time best in company history. Through a combination o ..read more

Another Year, Another Great Bound For Glory... Following a three year run of soild PPV's to bare the BFG intiatials, we now come to what many would call the Greatest Bound For Glory of the TNA Werestling Era. Bound For Glory IV was just one in a number of impressive pay per views the company did in the year 2008; With a roster stocked with popular homegrown talent to the likes of Kurt Angle, Sting, Booker T and Mick Foley bringing their star power to the promotion and a rapid fanbase looking at TNA as a true alternative to the WWE, BFG '08 was a truly amazing show. With that said, here are 10 ..read more

2007 is perhaps one of the more complicated years in the history of IMPACT Wrestling; While the company continued to pump out the same type of Total Nonstop Action they were known for and were beginning to set in motion a new brand division called the Knockouts, the year also had some low points. From the spliting off from the NWA months earlier to the company winning the first of many Wrestling Observer's Worse Promotion Awards to the questionable gimmick matches that led to fans chanting "Fire Russo", the year was filled with highs and lows in equal measure. The same could be said for that y ..read more

A year after the success of the very first Bound For Glory, TNA decided to bring the event back this time with even more action and even bigger names like Christian Cage, Kurt Angle and Sting. Bound For Glory '06 doesn't really get brought up when talking about the best PPV's in the grand scheme of things, but that may have something to do with the fact that even today the company continues to produce some amazing content especially on pay per view. The second BFG was an important show in the company's history, so let's talk about why with the 10 Interesting Facts About Bound For Glory 2006 ..read more

WWE will be heading off to Saudi Arabia after next week’s Monday Night Raw for the upcoming Premium Live Event Night of Champions. Due to this happening, WWE recorded and taped next week’s Friday Night Smackdown after the May 19th edition of the show at the Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, South Carolina.  Wrestling News World’s Ryan McClure was on site for last night’s Smackdown, check down for spoilers for next week’s show!  -Austin Theory defeated Sheamus to retain the United States Championship in a good opening match  - Raquel Rodriguez and Myster Partner (Shotzi) defeated ..read more