It’s Make or Break for TNA Impact Wrestling at Bound for Glory.

This Sunday is TNA’s Bound for Glory and it would mark a year since Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff took the company away from Dixie Carter. Over the last year TNA has lost it’s identity of having Total Non Stop Action. Their is more talking and a lot less wrestling. In my opinion if TNA Bound for Glory does not go well, TNA will fade out but they have an opportunity to hand over the business to next generation of stars. Here’s the card so far for BFG this Sunday.

TNA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Bobby Roode vs. (c) Kurt Angle

THE IMMORTAL BATTLES THE ICON
Hulk Hogan fights Sting

FALLS COUNT ANYWHERE
Mr. Anderson vs. Bully Ray

I QUIT MATCH
AJ Styles vs. Christopher Daniels

FULL METAL MAYHEM
Rob Van Dam vs. Jerry Lynn

TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Austin Aries vs. Brian Kendrick

TNA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Mexican American vs. Ink Inc

TNA KNOCKOUTS CHAMPIONSHIP
Winter vs. Mickie James vs. Velvet Sky vs. Madison Rayne

The two keys for this PPV are Sting vs. Hogan and Roode vs. Angle. I believe Sting needs to win this match so Dixie can come back as the face of TNA. It’s been reported that Hogan and Bischoff renewed their contracts with TNA and if it’s true they need to stay behind the scenes. Hogan and Bischoff have so much knowledge but they worry too much about their TV time. This is a huge factor in success or failure of TNA

Bobby Roode’s time is now. He is one of the best pure wrestlers the industry has ever seen. Kurt Angle is a legend and what better way to become the face of the company by beating a legend. Guys like Roode, Storm, Styles, Joe, Morgan, Crimson, and others need to be showcased in TNA not the old timers. 
Whether TNA gets back on track remains to be seen but if not we are back down one major wrestling company again. Tune in this Sunday to find out how it all goes down at TNA Bound for Glory. 

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