Will you buy BFG?

[Hawk Hart]

Simple question, will you buy it? Why or why not? I won't, I already know what happens and I didn't care much to begin with.

[OVO 40 hunched over like he 80]

Yeah already knowing what happens kills any interest I had. It's weird, the ufc admits that doing shows in japan or places with a diferent time zone sucks.

[Instant Classic]

I would never buy a TNA ppv.

[Hawk Hart]

Oct 12, 2014 11:40:27 GMT -5 Instant Classic said:

I would never buy a TNA ppv.

That's the exact stance I took post Hard Justice 2007 and I regret nothing.

[AtomSmasher]

We don't even have to buy it in the UK. And i'd still feel like i've been mugged if i watch it.

[Brood Lone Wolf Funker]

Buying a TNA PPV is like buying a Nickleback CD

[Instant Classic]

Oct 12, 2014 12:59:21 GMT -5 Hawk Hart said:

Oct 12, 2014 11:40:27 GMT -5 Instant Classic said:

I would never buy a TNA ppv.

That's the exact stance I took post Hard Justice 2007 and I regret nothing.

I started watching back in 2006 and even tho it was good then even up until late 2010 I'd still never buy one.

[Deleted]

I thought I might have but the card is really weak and just looks like your average novelty PPV that TNA's been doing lately.

[BlackoutCreature]

You know, I actually considered getting it a little while ago. I mean, I have nothing else to do tonight, I'd get to see some Japanese guys I've never seen before, and maybe it'll be a good show. If it's a good deal, like $20, it might be worth a shot. Then I checked and saw that Time Warner Cable in New York City wants $49.99 for the show. So no, I won't be buying Bound for Glory 2014.

[mrbananagrabber]

Oct 12, 2014 14:02:02 GMT -5 Brood Lone Wolf Funker said:

Buying a TNA PPV is like buying a Nickleback CD

You can actually crush the CD under your boot, though. Can't do that with a PPV.

[Gerard Gerard]

Oct 12, 2014 19:49:04 GMT -5 mrbananagrabber said:

Oct 12, 2014 14:02:02 GMT -5 Brood Lone Wolf Funker said:

Buying a TNA PPV is like buying a Nickleback CD

You can actually crush the CD under your boot, though. Can't do that with a PPV.

I do believe ramming a baseball bat through one's TV set is a valid course complaint for PPV outcomes.

I would love to have a cup of tea with the one individual who voted 'yes', there be some fandom methinks.

I do hope this relatively tame, low-key BFG will be a blip on iMpact Wrestling's records, a la Wrestlemania 11, and it'll return to its grander airs in the years to come. There is fault in optimism, but cynicism is just too sad a philosophy and TNA is finally becoming it should have always been, even if it may have come too late.