[3.0] "What is TNA's intention with Xplosion? The matches are short or bad, having old-timers and no-talents having their way. Young talents rarely get an opportunity (these time at least Hotch got a chance to shine) and then they throw in some highlight of their past, like this time AJ Styles first win of the former TNA World Heavyweight Title from the Fatal Four Way Match from No Surrender 2009. The problem with that is, you get a glimpse of TNA'S former glory: Super high-quality performers with big names, a 6-Sided sick-looking ring, better commentary, better lighting and camera-work and overall production value. And then after the "dream" is over, yout get the TNA of today, with matches that are not-worth mentioning, a roster with alot of former WWE C-stars, a horrible looking stage and ring--ropes, bad lighting, bad editing and bad camerawork, almost no intersting storylines or pairings of athletes and a weak commentary table. At Xplosion you even get Gia Miller as a color commentator, which is totally insane. I really like her, but she has no freakting right to sit at the commentary table, because not only doesn't she have any in-ring experiece, she also lacks in-ring knowledge or wisdom, like movesets, history etc. Is that the way you wanna promote you product? Then good luck with that. It won't work!"