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HeadLocker — Jay Shannon
My The Bash Predictions
Our resident philosopher takes a look at the newly-renamed Pay-Per-View.

I want to begin by saying that it irritates me that the WWE has changed the name of this PPV. It’s the Great American Bash, not just The Bash. Now that I’ve vented about the name change, let’s take a look at this pre-Summerslam PPV.

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The Katz Files – Arnie Katz
The Bash: Preview & Predictions!
The Kingfish Arnie Katz gets you ready for WWE’s July pay per view event!.

The Bash, WWE’s July pay per view, is a transitional event. It will have some very strong matches, but few feuds will come to an end here.

Let’s look at the scheduled matches and delves into what fans might expect from The Bash.

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HeadLocker — Jay Shannon
TNA (6/25) iMPACT Insight
Our resident philosopher takes a look at the Slammiversary Aftermath!.

Thursday was a day filled with surprises. Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson both died on Thursday. Farrah was the inspiration for an entire generation of beauties, including several female wrestling personalities. Jackson gave Michael Hayes the Moonwalk, the tag team division the PYTs (Pretty Young Things), and his music served as entrance themes to several stars. I send out my deepest, most heart-felt sympathies to the families, friends and fans of these two entertainment icons. May their souls drift gently to the next reality. Peace.

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The Katz Files – Arnie Katz
The June TNA Report Card
The Kingfish Arnie Katz files his June report card for the good folks at TNA.

About the Report Cards
Each month, I issue a report card for TNA. I examine and grade the promotion in all the vital areas. I discuss strengths and weaknesses and chart the ups and downs. The grades in parentheses are for the previous report card. The grades in parentheses represent the previous report card.

Slammiversary, which featured a very strong line-up topped by the two “King of the Mountain” contests, helped an up-and-down June close on a particularly strong note. It remains to be seen whether TNA can build on this momentum through July, but this is an opportunity to take inventory of the promotion and hand out the June grades.,

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HeadLocker — Jay Shannon
The ECW (6/23) Extreme Exam
Our resident philosopher looks at all the ins and outs of the Tuesday Night Delight, ECW

ECW showcased all five men scheduled to be in the Championship Scramble at Sunday’s The Bash PPV. Also, an old favorite made a surprise return to save the day.

Evan “Air” Bourne opened the show. He still had taped ribs from various encounters with Mark Henry, over the past few weeks. Henry finally defeated Evan Bourne, last week. His opponent was a member of the Hart Dynasty, Tyson “Dynamite” Kidd (name credit to Striker). The entire Hart Dynasty came to the ring.

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Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
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