Thanks to Darshan Chokhani for sending this in:
Show opens with Jarrett and his team RDX coming down to the ring to share his thoughts over the steel cage 10 men tag team match. He reveals his team as Magnus, Scott Steiner, Abyss, Dutt and the fifth being Deadly Danda.
Match 1: Deadly Danda (with RDX team at ringside) VS Puma (one half of Mumbai Cats)- This was the in ring debut of Deadly Danda, it was an OK match with Danda doing a good job and won the match.
Match 2: Alyssa Flash VS Angelina Love- This was the in ring debut of Angelina Love since her RKK debut. It was a hard fought match between the two knockouts of RKK. Love won the match in the end. Post the match Romeo Rapta comes in and gives Love a rose which she accepts and soon the dwarf Zoravar comes out with a teddy bear and gifts to Love which she accepts and leave. It seems a unique love triangle here.
Ram interviews Jazzy outside his office asking about his 5 man team. Jazzy says his team will have Morgan, Chavo, Hart & Veera and said that he reveal the fifth wrestler on the given time.
Match 3 (title re-match) Magnus VS Morgan- It was a great match between two of the biggest TNA superstars. A really back and forth match with Magnus concentrating on the injured knee of Morgan as a heel does. Dutt came in to interfere but Morgan took care of him. As Morgan went for his finishing move the RDX team came in and as a result the match ended there and then. Everyone started hitting Morgan when Chavo & Hart rushed to his rescue followed by Veera. But RDX took care of all but then came Jwala and hit the RDX team to push them out of the ring. Jwala was revealed as the fifth member of the team much to the surprise of RDX and even Jazzy's team (I had predicted that Jwala will be the one and it was correct).
Next week: The Steel Cage 10 men tag team match, Jazzy's team members having a talk over Jwala's inclusion.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
