Watch the fatal 4 way one from RAW a few years later as well imo.
Jeff, the only reason I wasted two hours of my life watching this week's abysmal Impact, and he wasn't even bloody well on it. 
Watch a fair bit of wrestling and that was one of the best matches that I have had the privledge of watching. Generation Me seem to be a cracking tag team who pull off spots with efficiency and good timing.
Indeed. The only good way that I can see it panning out is if the Nasty Boys get owned by the Dudleys, comprehensively beaten and leave TNA, much to Hogan's shagrin and the NWO similarly faces a massive and successful backlash by the TNA roster and also leave TNA, undermining Hogan's position as dominant leader. However, Hogan booking himself as an unsuccessful heel general manager seems especially unlikely and so we have this dichotomy of his friends (who are heels) and him (the face) - something certainly needs to be cleared up there! The realistic best case scenario would be Hogan booking himself as heel against Jarrett, but I do not see that fued panning out that way, especially after this week's Impact.
Singles feuds would be a good way to disperse the new talent. I want the Nasty Boys gone asap, but I'd like to see Hall feud with Wolfe, for example, and Syxx Pac or Kid Pac or whatever he is being called, put some of the young X Division talent over in singles competition. I just feel that tag team and group competition would be the worst way to use the NWO people - having them compete as a group (tag team, six man tag, interferance, etc) will be a disaster, imo. Having people like Val Venis feud with Daniels and a possible Jordan/Pope programme could also make interesting TV.
It is upsetting for me to see Jeff Hardy in TNA. WWE made him the star that he is and I do not think he can replicate half of that in TNA. For one, his high flying style which got him over in WWE won't work nearly as well in TNA, because there are far better and far more numerous exponents of such a style.
I wouldn't rule it out, given how shoddily he has behaved in his previous stints with TNA. It's so painfully obvious that the only reason the company have any connections with him whatsoever is as a means to appease Hogan. Just awful.
I haven't enjoyed watching him wrestle since the late 90s tbh, his WWE return with Nash and Hogan in 2002 was pretty bad as well to be honest, in my view anyway. Everyone just wanted to see Hogan, nobody gave a crap about Hall and Nash, and understandably so, they were past it even then. Give a video of the old Razor Ramon anyway, not this current bull****.
Despite Waltman being a total idiot, I have always quite liked his ring work and character. I have no problem with him being around, because at least he can still wrestle, even if he is as credible as any random guy off the street. I imagine however, that he is only about because he is a friend of Hall, and as such Hall probably demanded he be given a slice of the pie so to speak as a condition of Hall himself joining up. What is clear though, is that as soon as Hall is on his way (which let's face it, probably won't be too far away) Waltman will be going straight out the door with him.....and then we'll be right back where we were before TNA made all these revolutionary changes, nice one Dixie Carter.
