Tonight on PPV, the Guns face London Brawling for the TNA Tag Team Championship…or do they?
Yesterday Dave Meltzer reported on WrestlingObserver.com that there was some confusion on this match. While it was heavily promoted on TV, TNA’s website at some point was listing the match as MCMG vs Generation Me. I emailed Dave Meltzer who told me that London Brawling were removed for a “disciplinary” reason. However by Saturday TNA’s website once again said that the Guns’ opponents were London Brawling.
Also it should be noted that Generation Me were in Los Angeles last night for PWG’s BOLA tournament which continues tonight. However at BOLA last night:
Opener was supposed to be Max vs. Jeremy Buck in a battle of Generation Me but they came out and said they weren’t wrestling each other. Excalibur, the MC and voice of PWG, tried to force them to do it, but they just double superkicked the ref. So the Cutler Brothers ran out and it turned into an impromptu tag match. I can only presume that means the Bucks are working the PPV Sunday. This also explains a tournament with nine first-round matches. Generation Me are far more entertaining as heels than they are as babyfaces in TNA. Cutlers made a comeback, they traded about six million nearfalls, then the Cutlers got the win with a combo stuff piledriver. All-action opener that the fans loved.
Later Observer reported this:
Nick & Matt Jackson (Generation Me) were pulled out of the Battle of Los Angeles tournament, but did wrestle in a tag team match tonight in Reseda. They were to wrestle each other, with the winner advancing to tomorrow’s second night of the tournament.
That coincides with another report we got from TNA today that Desmond Wolfe & Magnus are off the PPV and The Motor City Machine Guns are facing Generation Me instead. We had been told that yesterday, and it had been on the web site. However, the web site changed the listing to Magnus & Wolfe, who were the scheduled opponents for the last month and the team the Machine Guns did the angle with on Thursday’s TV. At the TNA house show tonight, nobody knew what was going on regarding that match.
UGH! If this match is changed, I am going to be SO disappointed. This was the ONLY match I was looking forward to on this PPV.
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