Bischoff has now summoned Sean Morley (his former chief of staff) and Slick Johnson to his office. He says Morley is just the man he was looking for. He says he’s booked Morley in a match tonight, which will be falls count anywhere and his opponent will be Jeff Jarrett. He then tells Morley he can find Jarrett in the men’s room (and I thought it couldn’t get any worse).
Sean Morley and Slick Johnson are now shown approaching the men’s room. They enter and Morley calls out to Jarrett, who answers, but is met by a right hand. Morley proceeds to beat the daylights out of Jarrett (in the washroom of all places) Morley works over Jarrett’s shoulder by slamming the washroom door into it several times and then finally this “match?” mercifully ends (what will they NOT think of next?). Credit: Slam
28/01/2010
It’s announced in this match that the young lady escorting Wolfe is named Chelsea, which is completely insignificant and doesn’t do anything for his character at all. Morley comes to the ring and just tosses the dirty towel he’s wearing to a “lucky” woman in the front row (how flattering). Wolfe reverses a hammerlock in the early going but actually forces Morley into the ropes, which wasn’t a bright move. He redeems himself though with a hammerlock DDT and then starts emulating Stretch Armstrong by holding Morley in place with a hammerlock and then arching back into the free arm of Morley, who is able to escape the punishment. I believe Wolfe may have been a medieval dungeon master in a previous life. Wolfe then delivers a snapping arm ringer, but Morley fights back with a half Nelson suplex. He tries the money shot, but Wolfe crotches him on the top rope and delivers the tower of London for the win. Winner: Desmond Wolfe by pinfall. Credit: Slam
14/01/2010
The former Val Venis then comes out, introducing himself by his shoot name of Sean Morley and says the other one was merely his stage name. He says he’s moved up the ranks of the adult film business and is no longer making movies, but instead, he’s directing and producing them and he wants to bring his new talent to TNA. This apparently catches the attention of Daniels, who comes out, looking like he’s Morley’s biggest fan. He says he has an idea for one of Morley’s screenplays. He says it’s about an honourable hero (that would be Daniels) who takes a fast-talking sleezeball and dumps him in the gutter where he belongs. With those words comes action, as Daniels plants Morley with an STO, followed by a urinage and then the BME. He warns Morley to get out of his company. Morley starts fighting back though and sends Daniels packing with a clothesline over the top rope to the floor.
Credit: Slam
04 January 2010
Segment with Beautiful People