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Impact Feedback: November 19th, 2009

Impact Feedback, Impact Wrestling 18 comments

Tonight on Impact:
- Hamada vs Taylor Wilde
- Alissa Flash vs. Sarita

Tune in at 9 pm EST on Spike and discuss all the Knockouts action here as the show airs!

Click here to view spoilers for the show.

 

18 Comments

  1. xxChristinaxx November 20, 2009

    Hamada vs Taylor Wilde, that was a good short little match. Good way to work with little given time. Both was impressive, but I’m loving Taylor so much. I think Hamada kicks are amazing sometimes they look stiff but still amazing.

  2. TNAFan80 November 20, 2009

    Very very impressed with Hamada! I loved how Mike Tenay teased her as the next challenger to the TNA Knockout’s Tag Team Championship. xxChristinaxx, I agree with you. Hamada’s kicks just flow so easily and a lot of times they seem so stiff.

  3. KrissyVaineLurver November 20, 2009

    Taylor made that match. Hamada just seems like she doesn’t mesh at all and she has the worst effing moonsaults i’ve ever seen. She puts no effort into anything thats not a kick and I don’t like her at all.

    Sarita/Flash was good but weak finish and the beatdown got cut off way too fast for…surprise, Mick Foley for the 100th time.

  4. Ana_Nattie_rules November 20, 2009

    Probably Flash and Hamada will end up with the titles. Although I think they won’t stay with them for too long.

  5. Garouix November 20, 2009

    Hamada is one of the top talented female wrestlers they have on the roster, KrissyVaineLurver.

  6. Kaledrina November 20, 2009

    i personally don’t see any issue with hamada’s in-ring work (although i’ve yet to see last night’s action) but if she does come across as awkward or even too cautious looking i’d guess it has something to do with her having to tone down her more brutal japanese style of wrestling. much like how the vet divas (gail, mickie) look stupid going up against the likes of bella twin1 and kelly kelly.

  7. CLMSaeed November 20, 2009

    What is this Flash/Brooks Feud leading into? That’s what I like to know.

  8. trishstratusfan4ever November 20, 2009

    wow u guys.hamada and taylor put on quite a performance lastnite.that was 1 of that best female matches of the year.nothin looked fake or scripted

  9. Kaledrina November 20, 2009

    i’m not sure, CLM, but for now i’m just pleased they haven’t dropped it already like they did with alissa’s “feuds” with both hamada and sarita. i wouldn’t be surprised to see them team up at the end ot it, though.

  10. TNAFan80 November 20, 2009

    KrissyVaineLurver, I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but I seriously got to ask you some questions.

    1. Have you seen female wrestling outside of WWE/TNA?
    2. Have you seen some past Hamada matches?

    I sometimes think female wrestling fans shit on anything outside the norm. It’s hard to believe that 95% of the fans on this site cream their pants when Alicia Fox walks to the ring or bitch a fit when Alissa Flash loses, but have no problem shitting on wrestlers with actual in ring talent. Hamada is one of the best pure female wrestlers working in the United States right now.

  11. TNAFan80 November 20, 2009

    After I posted my last comment I got to thinking … based on some of the comments that have been posted on Diva Dirt, I’d love to see Diva Dirt do a post where they allow the fans of their site to do a top 10 list, ranking the top 10 BEST female wrestlers currently working in the United States. That would be a killer thread, because it would lead to a lot of discussions and debates.

  12. RKOyou November 20, 2009

    TNAFan80-you took the words right out my mouth *HIGH FIVE*

    The taylor/Hamada match was amazing,little short but GREAT ACTION,one of favorite KO matches this year

    Sarita/alissa was another amazing match,man I love these girls.Alissa is so DAMN SEXY,i drop to my knees everytime I see her,her beauty cannot be matched by any knockout or diva,sucks she lost but what a way to go:D

  13. KrissyVaineLurver November 20, 2009

    1) Yes
    2) No because I don’t watch Japan Styled matches so I judge with what I’ve been given in TNA

    I didn’t say she isn’t talented, I just said I don’t think she meshes well with the style in USA since she doesn’t impress me in the ring.

  14. adifferentsame November 20, 2009

    Hamada’s style vastly differs from the Knockouts. Awesome Kong has worked in Japan and will be more accustomed to Hamada’s brutal, stiff looking style when they eventually meet in the ring. Judging by the careful way Hamada has been booked, it looks like TNA is willing to properly invest in her. Rightfully so, if you ask me.

    Traci Brooks doesn’t have a great future in TNA. I doubt she’ll ever be champion and her in ring skills are passable at best. Therefore I don’t think there’s any point in turning her face because the fans won’t care about her. Just have the two badass heels tear lumps out of each other.

  15. TNAFan80 November 20, 2009

    Given Traci’s history with TNA Wrestling, I don’t see her leaving or being asked to leave anytime soon. I do believe that Traci will be working for TNA Wrestling for the rest of her life.

  16. adifferentsame November 20, 2009

    I agree Traci probably has a spot for life, which, some my argue, is success in itself. But I don’t think she’ll ever leave a mark with her wrestling ability. That’s just my opinion. I do like her heel charisma, though.

  17. TNAFan80 November 20, 2009

    I agree with you “adifferentsame”, I think Traci’s six year run in TNA has proven successful for her in many ways. She has gotten to appear on some of their biggest shows, she has gotten to travel the World, and she has gotten to do something most people will never get a chance to do. I also think she is better as a heel valet then an actual in ring wrestler, and could be perfect for Eric Young and the World Elite.

  18. Hassam November 21, 2009

    both match were great and batter then both Raw and Smackdown divas match TNA knockout rules Hamada and taylor wow what a match

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