HeadLocker — Jay Shannon
The (9/17) Impact Insight
Our resident philosopher looks at the lead-in to No Surrender edition of TNA Impact.
The final pieces of the puzzle fell into place for Sunday’s No Surrender Pay-per-view. The two teams that square off for the Knockout Tag Team titles were decided…well, sort of. I’ll explain when we get there. Also, The Pope decided to bring enlightenment to the Dark Savior, Suicide. Mick Foley faced Kevin Nash for the Legends title. This and much more came from Orlando, Fl., this week.
I wanted to send out my deepest sympathies to Mick Foley and his family. The family patriarch, Jack Foley, passsed away, earlier this week. If you’ve read any of Mick’s biographies, you’ll know that he was very close to his father. In fact, the character of Cactus Jack was named after his dad. Mick even spent the early years of his wrestling career as Jack Foley. My wish is that the positive memories of Mr. Foley will help to off-set the pain that his family are now suffering. Rest in Peace, Jack.
The show opened with a look at the shocking destruction of LAX. Homicide jumped over to join the World Elite. Homicide cracked Hernandez with a steel chair, which led to a mugging by the anti-American forces, led by Eric Young. Homicide showed the ultimate disrespect to Hernandez by draping the Mexican flag across his former partner.