Of course, TNA's highly-publicised hatred of the WWE didn't prevent them from stealing many of the company's ideas - especially Money In The Bank. In a move that could probably be used to summarise TNA's existence, they took a decent concept and ramped it up to ridiculous extremes, coming up with the 'Feast or Fired' match. Rather than a single briefcase with a contract for a guaranteed title shot within, the bookers introduced four (all competed for in the same match), each containing a different prize. A stipulation still used to this day, three of the briefcases traditionally hold shots at various titles, while the fourth ensures that its owner is immediately fired. Don't worry if this sounds entirely illogical - it most definitely is. Perhaps the worst 'Feast or Fired' fallout came after the women's edition of the match, in which the briefcases contained the actual TNA Knockouts Championship, Tara's prized pet spider, an automatic firing, and the obligation to complete a striptease in the middle of the ring.
