5/5 One of the best shows in TNA history!
  by Northlander (The Northlands, USA)
I love this show. It just started off red-hot and never really slowed down, every match had a reason to be on the card and the crowd was into everything that happened. TNA had been slumping somewhat in the months before BFG, and that would continue afterwards until the Main Event Mafia storyline brought some more enthusiasm into the company. So this was sort of an island of awesomeness in a sea of merely decent shows, which makes it seem even better.



1. ULTIMATE X FOR TAG TITLE SHOT: Triple X (Elix Skipper & Senshi) vs. The Latin American Xchange (Homicide & Hernandez)

An action-packed, high-flying thriller. Exactly what was needed to kick off the show. All four guys pull off some crazy spots. LAX wins when Hernandez Border Tosses Skipper out of the ring and onto Senshi, then pulls himself along the cables and grabs the X. RATING: 7.5/10.


2. FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT BATTLE ROYAL

Sort of a weird concept here involving a bunch of TNA's midcarders (half of whom are probably released by now...a sad thought). The first eight guys to get into the ring fight a battle royal. When it comes down to two wrestlers, it becomes a singles match. The purpose of the match is to set up a tournament on Impact for the number-one contendership. After some fun action throughout, Eric Young and Robert Roode are the two finalists. Young wins with a roll-up. RATING: 6/10.


3. TNA WORLD TAG TITLES: A.J. Styles & Tomko vs. Team Pacman (Ron Killings & Consequences Creed w/Pacman Jones) [c]

Thankfully, the controversial Dallas Cowboys football player was not in TNA for long. But during his suspension from the NFL, he came to TNA and won the tag titles with Ron "The Truth" Killings, who was frustrated and on the tail end of his time with the company. Since some legal problems led to Pacman not being able to wrestle at BFG, he was replaced with the debuting Consequences Creed (an excellent wrestler, fortunately). Styles and Tomko are fighting to bring some prestige back to the tag titles. After a great match, some outside interference from Pacman goes awry (one of the best moments of the show) and we have new champions. RATING: 8/10.


4. X DIVISION TITLE: "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels vs. "Black Machismo" Jay Lethal [c]

I wish Daniels had kept this persona longer; I'm tired of TNA short-changing him. As for Lethal, he was ripping off Randy Savage's gimmick but doing an excellent job of it. These guys put on a hell of an athletic and unpredictable contest, hitting their best moves on each other. Lethal proves himself once and for all as a worthy champion when he hits the Lethal Combination off the top rope and retains his belt. RATING: 8/10.


5. TWO OUT OF THREE TABLES MATCH: Team 3D vs. The Steiners

This was during Team 3D's brief time as heels. Steiner's injury and miraculous comeback played a big part in the storyline. It was awesome to see him and Rick together again while it lasted. The match is a crazy and very personal brawl; after getting the hell beat out of them for several minutes, Ray and Devon hit a 3D on Rick through the first table. Scott hits a Frankensteiner off the top to put Ray through the second table. Finally, the Steiners annihilate Devon with a double-team bulldog through the third table, winning the match. Rick and Scott are both past their prime, but they really got the job done out there. RATING: 6.5/10.


6. GAUNTLET MATCH TO CROWN FIRST-EVER KNOCKOUTS CHAMPION

A really important moment in TNA, and the true birth of a women's division that would go on to regularly outperform WWE's "Divas." Entrants included Talia Madison (Taylor Wilde), Awesome Kong (debuting), Christy Hemme, Roxxi Laveaux (Nikki Roxx), Jackie Moore and Gail Kim. Kim pins Roxxi to become the inaugural champion. RATING: 5.5/10.


7. Christian Cage vs. Samoa Joe ("Special Enforcer" Matt Morgan)

This was one hell of a match, and possibly the best of the night. Cage and Joe tear the house down. The psychology is excellent; Joe is larger and has the upper hand for most of it, but Cage is still portrayed as a threat. Morgan stops the Christian Coalition (AJ and Tomko) from interfering, and Joe finishes off Cage with a Muscle Buster and Coquina Clutch. Before this, Cage had never been pinned or forced to submit in TNA. RATING: 9/10.


8. MONSTERS BALL: Raven vs. Black Reign vs. Rhyno vs. Abyss

Not as crazy as previous MB matches, but great for what it was. All four guys had some evil spots to contribute; weapons were everywhere, of course. Rhino tries to gore Abyss off the stage, but crashes right through a barricade when the monster dodges. Raven jumps off a balcony to elbow drop Abyss through a table, breaking his wrist on the floor. The carnage ends when Abyss gives Raven a Black Hole Slam onto some thumbtacks and broken glass. Totally sick. James Mitchell seethes on the ramp afterwards. RATING: 7.5/10.


9. TNA WORLD TITLE: Sting vs. Kurt Angle [c]

Quite a storyline leading up to this one, with Sting "slapping" Karen Angle (not really) and Kurt stalking Sting's son in California. This really was a dream match, and they pulled it off well. There's some excellent back and forth action. Angle hits a crazy 450 Splash, driving his knees into Sting's chest; that looked painful. Kevin Nash interferes, despite telling Angle "you're on your own" before the match. Sting overcomes the odds, belting both heels with his bat and finishing Angle with a Scorpion Deathdrop. Sting becomes a two-time TNA Champion. Great main event to cap off an outstanding show from TNA. RATING: 8/10.

5/5 One of the best wrestling ppvs ever
  by Kathryn R. Sherrill
First I want to say that this is one of those dvd's that make you just so pumped and I really feel like when we saw these matches they just made the show pefect

1. Ultimate X LAX vs XXX
I think that this is the best opener they could have picked but tna usually don't pick the best opener but this one is near pefect. The spots were great but the wrestling was cool also with hotstuff killing skipper and senshi most of the time and the cross body block from the top of the tower that held the X ropes was sick 9/10 (but still not as cool as the rana of the cage in 2005 but skipper really rules!!)

2. Fight For the Right
I didn't like the inside out battle royal because it was just sorta a sloppy mess. But when the 8 get in the ring the match picks up and the match got pretty good I thought it was nice to see the guys who were in the battle royal in it but I wish Storm wouldn't have gotten screwed but he beat the winner on impact ha ha 7.5/10

3. World Tag Team Title Team Pacman vs Tomko and Aj Styles
It was great when pacman couldn't wrestle because Creed made his debut and did great aj and tomko do great during the match and Creed makes the best debut ever with maybe the best showing and Ron Killing didn't impress but he can't any more because he does the same moves in every match 8/10

4. X Division Title Jay Lethal vs Christopher Daniels
This is one of the best matches of the night. These two really tried hard to put on the best match and came close to it if they had the same time as sting and angle I think they would have. Daniels hit the BME and the Angel's Wings. Lethal hits the elbow drop and the Lethal Combonation so who wins it? 10/10

5. Tables Match Steiners vs Team 3D
This is better than there match at hard justice. (which I didn't hate that match) They start on the outside and then move to the ring and the spots start coming. It was easy to tell who would win but it was fun to watch the match anyway. I love all the table Spots in this one and Rick looks pretty good for being so old. 7.75/10 (and sting is even older than him)

6. Knockouts Title Battle Royal
All the girls get good spots in this one and it is a very good womens match better than wwe puts on all the time everyone looks good but not Christy Hemme I mean she looked good in her attire but then she was killed by Awesome Kong will Kong destroy them all? 8.25/10

7. Matt Morgan as enforcer Samoa Joe vs Christian Cage
This is one of the best matches I have seen these matches just keep being awesome in there own ways that is why this is the second best ppv ever. (second only to that AAA ppv which was there only one but was just great) These to just put on one of the best 15 min Wrestling shows ever the moves flowed and were perfect. 10/10

8. Monsters Ball Black Reign vs Rhino vs Abyss vs Raven
Let me start off by saying I hate Black Reign I wish Dustin Rhodes would retire he is just boring, I mean Shattered Dreams to Raven in Monsters Ball and to make it worse I heard this is the last Monsters Ball. The match was good I wish it was a Three way though and that Raven would win his first Monster's ball but no he is pinned again(every year) pretty good and better than the first but not like the second and third 8.25/10

9. World Heavyweight Title Sting vs Kurt Angle
This match is just history the first time one on one and the title is on the line. The match is set up perfect it is like the main event of wrestlemania 24 perfect and slow then we get to the good spots and then a great finish. When the Stinger has the belt after the match I knew he wouldn't hold it long (two days) but I knew it might be his last time (don't think he will beat Joe) but it is probly just great history it makes this a must buy 10/10

5/5 Bound For Glory 2007
  by S. Pruitt (GA, United States)
Quite simply the greatest PPV that TNA Wrestling has ever broadcast and possibly the best PPV of 2007 altogether. Every match on the card is great. Highlights of this stellar event are Christian Cage vs. Samoa Joe, Ultimate X, Knockout Guantlet, X-Division Title, and World Championship match. The crowd was absolutely insane on this show and you could tell that the wrestlers were feeding off of it. If you haven't seen this PPV, buy this dvd now!!

5/5 TNA Bound for GREATNESS!!!!
  by Scotty 2 Hotty 24 (Back Woods, GEORGIA)
Bound for Glory 2007 was to me the greatest wrestling ppv of 2007 and yes even better than all of the WWE's ppvs. The event was great from beginning to end!!!

1. Ultimate X Match
Senshi & Elix Skipper vs. LAX
What a great opener!!! This match was very fast paced with some great aerial moves from both teams. Skipper pulled off an about 15 foot high cross body onto Hernandez which was an amazing thing to see. An Excellent opener. 5/5

2. Fight for your Right
This match was made to crown a new #1 contender for the world title. 16 men would start on the outside and once 8 men climbed over the top rope, then it would become an eight man over the top battle royal until there were 2 left in the ring and that would then become a pin fall encounter between the 2.

The match itself was great. it had a lot of action taking place everywhere. the motor city machineguns had a good showing and so did eric young as well as kaz. terrific match. 5/5

3. TNA Tag Team Championship
AJ Styles and Tomko vs. Ron "Truth" Killings & Consequences Creed
Adam Pacman Jones took himself out of the match so Creed would substitute in his place. Creed and Styles had a good showing in the ring when it came down to just them two. Good brawling from Tomko. Just a good tag team match. 4/5

4. X-Division Championship
"Black Machismo" Jay Lethal vs. "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels
Great x-division match up. good in ring action as well as good outside ring action. Lethal's lower back took some sickening slams onto the guard rail. A good all around match with a good ending. 5/5

5. 2 out of 3 Tables Match
The Steiner Brothers vs. Team 3D
This match was good, I thought it was going to suck but boy ol' boy was I wrong. I really enjoyed this match a great deal. It soon gets taken to the Georgia crowd and gets physical out there. The table spots came at good times and it turned out to be just an awesome match between these two legendary teams. I really loved this one. 4.5/5

6. Gauntlet Match for the TNA Knockout Championship
This was a great showing from the TNA knockouts. There wasn't no girly crying in this one. Mrs. Brooks took some hard shots and also christy hemme got hurt very badly from a power slam by awesome kong which looked like it broked christy's back. just a good womens match. 4/5

7. Samoa Joe vs. Christian Cage with Matt Morgan as the Special Enforcer
They said There MUST be a winner and there was. this was a good third encounter from these two. Christian has really became an all star player since coming to TNA and Joe was excellent from day one. There were some viscious kicks to Christian from Joe in this one. Morgan did a fantastic job as the enforcer. Good showing from both men. Tremendous match!!! 5/5

8. Monster's Ball Match
Abyss vs. Rhino vs. Black Reign vs. Raven
Not the best Monster's Ball match in history but it served its purpose to prepare you for the main event. Raven gets black hole slammed onto broken glass and thumb tacks which gave Abyss his first ever Monster's Ball victory. 3.5/5

9. TNA World Championship
Sting vs. Kurt Angle
To me, this was a dream match. Sting is an icon in the annals of wrestling history and Angle is probably the greatest mat wrestler ever. Just a good match. There were counters, outside ring action, close pin falls, submissions, interference, blood, just a great all around match. A great match to end a great ppv. 5/5

Like i said earlier, Bound for Glory was the ppv to see in 2007 from both TNA and the WWE. I HIGHLY recommend on buying this ppv!!!! You most likely won't be sorry you did.


5/5 TNA Bound For Glory 2007
  by A. Pierre (Somewheres)
LAX VS Triple X in a Ultimate X match: Love how TNA starts a PPV off with the x-division. It makes you want to view the whole ppv and you hope its as good as the opener. This match was for a tag title shot. A great match, lets see if the whole ppv can be as good as this.

Fight for the Right: Take some asprin and enjoy this match. Ill give it to TNA, they can make some matches that make people go what the f%^#?

Team Pacman VS AJ Styles & Tomko: I know alot of people say TNA is almost like WCW, myself included, and why? TNA using a WCW tatic of getting football players to wrestlers. Too bad Pacman couldnt wrestle for some reason. I did like Creed though and it saved the match from going to the dump.

Black Machismo VS Christopher Daniels: Ah, the X-Division. The reason why I watch TNA. Once a rich, talent deep division. Now, its almost like the WWE cruiserweight division. A great match, even though I prefer Daniel's as Curry Man.

Steiner Brothers VS Team 3D in a Best 2/3 Falls, Table Match: You can tell Russo booked this, he loves stipulation matches. Match had a few cool spots but overall, sucked.

Knockouts Gauntlet Match: Call me sexist but I dont watch women wrestling. I rather watch lesbian porn instead.

Samoa Joe VS Christian Cage: Match of the night. I prefer watching Cage VS Joe rather then Angle VS Joe. These two men put on one hell of a match.
Better then there Destination X ppv match.

A funny moment happened at the end of this match-Styles comes down to help Cage and without looking up, West points up yells AJ Styles! A funny moment but of course, not the first time it happened. Was he reading a script?

Abyss VS Rhino VS Black Reign VS Raven in a Monster Balls match: West or maybe it was Tenay said Abyss never won a Mosters Ball match. If that didnt tell you right away who would win, then you dont know wrestling. At least Raven looks better then he did before. A decent hardcore sporfest.

Kurt Angle VS Sting: A good main event. A bit boring at the start but picked up. Would have been a excellent match but Karen Angle and Kevin Nash came to help out Angle. Why? Angle is a talented wrestler who can win a match without help. It was saved by Sting winning the title, even though it was taken away from him a few days after.

Overall, a very good TNA PPV. Highly recommed it.