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Turning Point (2008)
White male wearing a black shirt giving a gun like symbol
Promotional poster featuring Mick Foley
PromotionTotal Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA)
DateNovember 9, 2008
CityOrlando, Florida
VenueTNA Impact! Zone
Attendance1,100[1]
Tagline(s)"The balance of power has reached a Turning Point"
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Turning Point (2008) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) promotion, which took place on November 9, 2008 at the TNA Impact! Zone in Orlando, Florida. It was the fourth event under the Turning Point chronology and first event under the name to take place in November. It was originally scheduled to take place in December, but TNA moved the event to November in late 2008, for an unknown reason. Eight professional wrestling matches, with three involving championships, were featured on the event's card.

The main event was a standard wrestling match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship between the champion, Sting, and the challenger, A.J. Styles, in which Sting retained the championship. Another featured match was Kevin Nash versus Samoa Joe, which Nash won. Kurt Angle defeated Abyss in a Falls Count Anywhere match. The TNA Legends Championship was defended for the first time, as Booker T, who was accompanied by Sharmell, successfully defended the championship against Christian Cage.

The professional wrestling section of the Canadian Online Explorer website rated the event a 7 out of 10, which was just above the 2007 event's rating of 6.5. In his review of the event, Phil Allely of The Sun felt the event was "a thoroughly enjoyable show".[3]

Production

Background

On the first day of 2008, TNA updated their official website to publicize the official dates for all of their PPV events to take place later that year.[4] The next installment in the Turning Point chronology was listed as being scheduled for December 14, 2008.[4] The date was later changed to December 21, and the location was announced as being the TNA Impact! Zone in Orlando, Florida.[5] In October 2008, three events were rescheduled: Genesis, Final Resolution, and Turning Point. The first moved was Turning Point to the Genesis event date of November 8, while Final Resolution was announced for some time in December.[6] Genesis was later announced to be taking place in Charlotte, North Carolina on January 11, 2009.[7] The song Indestructible by the rock band Disturbed was used as the official theme of the event.[2] The promotional poster for the gathering was released some time prior through PPV providers featuring Mick Foley.[8]

Storylines

See also: Professional wrestling

Turning Point featured eight professional wrestling matches that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and storylines. Wrestlers were portrayed as either villains or heroes in the scripted events that built tension and culminated with a wrestling match or series of matches.[9]

A.J. Styles fought Sting for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at Turning Point.

Heading into Turning Point, TNA's main storyline was an on-screen rivalry between professional wrestling veterans, who played the villains and called themselves The Main Event Mafia (Sting, Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, and Scott Steiner), and the younger talent of the company, who played the heroic characters and were led by A.J. Styles and Samoa Joe. Multiple smaller rivalries broke off from this storyline, such as one over the TNA World Heavyweight Championship between the reigning champion, Sting, and the challenger, Styles. It began on August 10 at TNA's Hard Justice PPV event when Sting assaulted Styles after his encounter with Angle.[10] Sting then defeated Joe, an ally of Styles', at TNA's PPV event Bound for Glory IV on October 12 after an assist from Nash, which later sparked a rivalry between Joe and Nash.[11] Sting's and Styles' rivalry soon escalated to a point where on-screen co-owner of TNA Mick Foley announced on the October 30 episode of TNA's television program TNA Impact! that the two would fight for the championship at Turning Point.[12]

The build to the encounter between Joe and Nash began in December 2007. On December 2, 2007, at the previous Turning Point event, Joe was scheduled to take part in a Six Man Tag Team match, partnering with Nash and Nash's longtime real-life friend Scott Hall to face The Angle Alliance (Angle, Styles, and Tomko).[13] Hall, however, legitimately no-showed the event citing "food poisoning" as a result, leaving Joe legitimately angered by the excuse; Hall has a history to not show up to events for either being intoxicated on drugs or on alcohol.[14] Joe then went on to make a statement on camera in the ring before the crowd insulting Hall.[14] Following the incident, TNA began a storyline in which Joe was unhappy with his position in the company for various reasons and had continuous conflicts with Nash. After time, Nash became Joe's on-screen mentor, which led to Joe defeating Angle on April 13 at TNA's Lockdown PPV to become the new TNA World Heavyweight Champion.[15] Joe and Nash's partnership seemed to come to a close after Nash disappeared from TNA television in mid-2008. He returned at Bound for Glory IV where he cost Joe the championship in his match against Sting.[16] On the October 30 episode of Impact!, Foley announced that Joe would face Nash at Turning Point.[17]

Another bout advertised for the event was Angle versus Abyss in a Falls Count Anywhere match. At Bound for Glory IV, Angle lost to Jeff Jarrett with Foley as Special Guest Enforcer.[11] On the Impact! after Bound for Glory IV, Angle challenged Jarrett to another match at Turning Point, however, Jarrett refused.[18] Angle became angered by Jarrett's refusal and began to assault wrestlers in TNA to persuade Jarrett—who is the founder and on-screen co-owner of the company—into accepting his challenge.[19] On the October 23 episode of Impact!, Angle challenged Jarrett again to a rematch, which Jarrett refused for a second time.[20] However, Jarrett recommended Abyss as Angle's opponent, who was standing behind Angle in the ring and was a casualty of Angle's the previous week.[21] On the October 30 episode of Impact!, Angle fought Abyss in a contest which ended in a disqualification when Angle struck Abyss with a steel chair.[12] Following their encounter later in the episode, a match was promoted pitting Angle against Abyss in a Falls Count Anywhere match at Turning Point.[17]

On the October 23 episode of Impact!, Booker T introduced a new championship named the TNA Legends Championship and declared himself the inaugural champion.[22] Afterwards, Christian Cage, who had remained neutral at the time in the storyline, entered the arena and challenged Booker T to defend the championship against him at Turning Point.[21] Booker T accepted after he added the stipulation that if Cage lost the encounter that Cage would have to join The Main Event Mafia.[20] Later on the October 30 episode of Impact!, the match was made official when it was promoted for the event.[12]

Event

On-air employees

The event featured employees other than the wrestlers involved in the matches. There were four overall commentators for the event; Mike Tenay and Don West provided English commentary, while Hector Guerrero and Willie Urbina served as the Spanish announce team.[23] There were three ring announcers for the spectacle as the normal ring announcer, David Penzer, was used for all but two contests.[23] Retired Army veteran Sean M. Autrey served as the special guest ring announcer for the Rhino and Sheik Abdul Bashir encounter.[24] Jeremy Borash announced the competitors for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship match, using a style similar to professional boxing as made famous by Michael Buffer.[25] Shane Sewell, Earl Hebner, Rudy Charles, Mark "Slick" Johnson, and Andrew Thomas participated as referees for the encounters.[23] Borash and Lauren Thompson were used as interviewers throughout the event. Besides wrestlers who were appearing in a wrestling role, Jeff Jarrett, Mick Foley, Scott Steiner, and Matt Morgan were also featured in backstage segments.[24] Other than contractual employees being featured, the group Insane Clown Posse (ICP) and Scott Hall were seen in attendance. This was later revealed to have been scripted to occur, as TNA had asked ICP to attend the event, but were unaware of Hall being their guest.[26]

Preliminary matches

Beer Money, Inc. (James Storm [left] and Robert Roode [right]) retained the TNA World Tag Team Championship at Turning Point.

The first match was a ten-man X Division elimination rankings match, which involved Eric Young, Consequences Creed, Doug Williams, Homicide, Jay Lethal, Jimmy Rave, Petey Williams, Sonjay Dutt, Tanahashi, and Volador. The match was announced as following lucha libre tag team rules, where a participant could be replaced if thrown from the ring to the floor, but not eliminated from the match unless by pinfall or submission. The number the participant was eliminated determined his ranking in getting a future TNA X Division Championship match, in storyline. Homicide was injured during the match, thus was declared eliminated after a bad fall to the outside area. The match came down to Lethal and Young, which Young won after slamming Lethal into the mat with a bridging back suplex at 17 minutes and 12 seconds.[1][3]

A tag team match between the teams of Roxxi and Taylor Wilde and Awesome Kong and Raisha Saeed, who were accompanied by Rhaka Khan, was held. After various maneuvers were performed by each competitor, Wilde gained the pinfall victory on Saeed after forcing her back into the mat with a bridging German suplex at nine minutes and seven seconds.[1][25]

Rhino fought Sheik Abdul Bashir in the following bout. Ten year Army veteran Sean M. Autrey served as the special guest ring announcer for the encounter. The match lasted eight minutes and 16 seconds,[1] and came to a finish when Rhino pinned Bashir after a high-angled tackle.[24]

The TNA World Tag Team Championship was contested between the reigning champions Beer Money, Inc. (James Storm and Robert Roode), who were accompanied by Jacqueline, and The Motor City Machineguns of Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin. After several tag team maneuvers from both teams, Storm spat beer in Sabin's face, which led to Beer Money gaining the pinfall after slamming him into the mat with their tag team combination maneuver Drinking While Investing (DWI) at 17 minutes and one second.[1][27]

Main event matches

The fifth match was Booker T's defense of the TNA Legends Championship against Christian Cage, with the added stipulation that if Cage lost, he would be forced to join The Main Event Mafia. Booker T was accompanied by Sharmell for the bout. The match lasted for 11 minutes and 45 seconds,[1] ending when Booker T pinned Cage with a roll-up.[28]

Samoa Joe was defeated by Kevin Nash in their encounter at Turning Point.

A Falls Count Anywhere match between Kurt Angle and Abyss followed, lasting 17 minutes and 18 seconds.[1] At one point during the encounter while Abyss was standing on the concrete floor and Angle was on the stage, Angle performed a running leap off the stage into a somersault senton, connecting with Abyss on the floor. Angle was the victor in the bout, after throwing Abyss off of a scaffold through the Spanish announcers table, then descending and covering Abyss for the pinfall.[25]

Kevin Nash fought Samoa Joe in the seventh contest of the night. The match lasted 11 minutes and 26 seconds.[1] At two points during the match, Nash performed his signature Jackknife Powerbomb with Joe kicking out before the three count. This led to Nash hitting Joe in the groin and placing his feet on the ropes for leverage in his winning pin attempt.[24]

The main event was for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship between the champion, Sting, and the challenger, A.J. Styles. During the 14 minutes and 54 seconds the match lasted,[1] Styles executed his aerial technique the Spiral Tap, in which he jumps off one of the top padded turnbuckles, spins and flips in mid-air before landing on his opponent. He then ascended the turnbuckle to perform the maneuver once again, but was distracted by Angle and Booker T. This followed later with Styles missing a pele kick on Sting, which allowed him to pin Styles with a small package to retain the championship.[27]

Reception

A total of 1,100 people attended the event.[1] In late 2008, The Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that the estimated domestic buyrate for the event was believed to be 30,000.[29] Canadian Online Explorer writers Bryan and Chris Sokol rated the entire event a 7 out of 10,[28] which was .5 above the 2007 event's rating of 6.5 by Chris Sokol.[13] The Falls Count Anywhere match was given the highest rating during their review, at 8 out of 10.[28] The lowest rating was given to the women's tag team match and the Rhino versus Bashir bout, at 5 out of 10.[28] The main event match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship was rated 7 out of 10.[28] Wade Keller of the Pro Wrestling Torch stated during his review that the Falls Count Anywhere match "had an epic feeling for a falls count anywhere brawl. It had various chapters, many convincing near falls, several creative big spots, and the crowd was into it." When regrading the main event, Keller stated he thought it was a "good match."[24] James Caldwell, also of the Pro Wrestling Torch, mentioned during his review that Joe versus Nash had "good drama", "with a big game veteran vs. a big game "Young Lion" in a compelling match-up. Joe losing should be treated as a huge deal with proper follow-up to move Joe up to the next level. If he's losing, it needs to mean something for his overall growth."[27] Phil Allely, a journalist for The Sun, stated he felt the event was "a thoroughly enjoyable show".[3] The event was released on DVD on March 24, 2009 as a part of the "TNA Wrestling: Cross The Line Vol. 2" box set, that also included the December 2008 Final Resolution event and the Genesis 2009 event, by TNA Home Video.[30]

Aftermath

Kurt Angle fought Rhino at Final Resolution for a chance to face Jeff Jarrett.

On the November 13 episode of Impact!, Cage was to be inducted into The Main Event Mafia (MEM), however they instead turned on and assaulted him.[31] This led to Cage's occasional tag team partner, Rhino, being involved in the overall storyline as the leader of the group The TNA Front Line after he was attacked by MEM on the November 20 episode of Impact!.[32] During that same telecast, Angle versus Rhino was announced for TNA's Final Resolution event, with the added stipulations that if Angle won he would gain an opportunity to face Jeff Jarrett, while if Rhino won, then Angle was to be released from his TNA contract.[33] Angle went on to defeat Rhino at the event,[34] which led to Angle defeating Jarrett in a No Disqualification match at TNA's Genesis event in January 2009.[35]

Sting and Styles went on to have another match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at Final Resolution. This time the team of Sting, Steiner, Nash, and Booker T faced off against Styles, Joe, and two mystery partners (The TNA Front Line) in an Eight Man Tag Team match. The stipulations were if anyone from Styles' team pinned a member of Sting's team then Styles won the TNA Title, while if anyone from Sting's team pinned a member of Styles' team, then Sting retained the title. The match was announced on the November 20 episode of Impact!.[32] Styles' mystery partners were revealed on the November 27 episode of Impact! as being Team 3D (Brother Devon and Brother Ray).[36] Sting went on to retain the title at Final Resolution after he pinned Joe.[37]

Eric Young got his TNA X Division Championship match on the November 13 episode of Impact! against then-champion Sheik Abdul Bashir.[38] He ended up defeating him to become the new champion, however, the week afterwards the decision was reversed and Young was forced to relinquish the title belt to Bashir due to a controversial ending to their match.[33] Young and Bashir fought for the championship once again at Final Resolution, with referee Shane Sewell interfering in the bout like he had done in the previous encounter, which allowed Young to gain the victory.[34] Afterwards, Management Director Jim Cornette stripped Young of the championship.[37] This set up a tournament for the title, ending at Genesis where Alex Shelley defeated Chris Sabin to become the new champion.[35]

Results

# Results[25] Stipulations Duration[1]
1 Eric Young defeated Consequences Creed, Doug Williams, Homicide, Jay Lethal, Jimmy Rave, Petey Williams, Sonjay Dutt, Tanahashi, and Volador Ten-Man X Division Elimination Rankings match 17:12
2 Roxxi and Taylor Wilde defeated Awesome Kong and Raisha Saeed (with Rhaka Khan) Tag Team match 09:07
3 Rhino defeated Sheik Abdul Bashir Singles match 08:16
4 Beer Money, Inc. (James Storm and Robert Roode) (with Jacqueline) (c) defeated The Motor City Machineguns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) Tag Team match for the TNA World Tag Team Championship 17:01
5 Booker T (with Sharmell) (c) defeated Christian Cage Singles match for the TNA Legends Championship; As per the pre-match stipulation, Cage was forced to join The Main Event Mafia. 11:45
6 Kurt Angle defeated Abyss Falls Count Anywhere match 17:18
7 Kevin Nash defeated Samoa Joe Singles match 11:26
8 Sting (c) defeated A.J. Styles Singles match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship 14:54
(c) - refers to the champion prior to the match
X Division rankings match eliminations
Elimination # Eliminated Participant[25] Eliminator Duration[1]
1 Sonjay Dutt Volador 06:46
2 Volador Jimmy Rave 07:58
3 Jimmy Rave Doug Williams 08:45
4 Homicide Injured 10:23
5 Consequences Creed Petey Williams 12:47
6 Petey Williams Hiroshi Tanahashi 13:20
7 Hiroshi Tanahashi Jay Lethal 14:54
8 Doug Williams Eric Young 15:41
9 Jay Lethal Eric Young 17:12
Winner
Eric Young
 17:12

See also

References

Footnotes
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  26. ^ Martin, Adam (2008-11-09). "More on Insane Clown Posse and Scott Hall at TNA PPV". WrestleView.com. Retrieved 2009-10-25.
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