1/5 A Very Low Point For TNA
  by D.P. (California)
This is another review where I'm not going to waste my time doing a match by match review because this event was just so bad. This was obiviously one of those filler events that TNA put little to no effort into which is sad concidering how usually Against All Odds is one of their most solid shows. The Main Event Mafia vs. Frontline storyline had really fallen apart at this time & don't let the DVD cover fool you as Rhino's role in the group had ran it's course & he's not on here while Samoa Joe & A.J. Styles (Jarrett too) were out with injuries...making this the first monthly PPV that A.J. Styles didn't wrestle on since the company started doing them.

With them out, the main event was a four way match between Sting & Kurt Angle vs. Team 3D for the World Title which would have been good for an Impact main event but was only "OK" for a PPV main event...at least it was better than the Rhino match we got a month earlier but this was only here to continue the internal problems between Sting & Kurt leading into the next PPV as Kurt wanted the World Championship. Aside from two title matches being average (Shelley/Young for the X Title & Beer Money/Lethal Consequences for the Tag Titles), the rest of the card was disappointing (O.D.B./Kong & Williams/Steiner not coming close to how they did the previous year) to poor (Booker/Sewell, Sabin jobbing out & carrying Brutus Magnus in a last min. filler, Morgan having to work around his injury in his match with Abyss).

Nothing special happened here & this event was easily forgotten about once it's was over so the only way I would recommend this is it it was packaged with in another "Cross The Line" set but since it's not, this is one show you can & should easily skip.