WWE And TNA: 7 Worst Moments Of The Week (July 27)

5. It Wasn€™t Dixie€™s Fault

Gene Snitsky and Ezekiel Jackson? Stop it Dixie, is this some sort of sick, disgusting, perverted joke? Well I€™m not laughing. Not at all. When she wants to bring in former WWE talent, she shouldn€™t go shopping in that company€™s bargain bin. Sure, this may not be a long-term deal with the duo, but closing out an episode of Impact in 2014 with two forgettable WWE mid-carders beating up three former ECW guys from 1998 was a questionable thing to do. After all, Lo Ki came back on Impact, but he hardly got any attention. While he€™s infinitely more talented than Gene and Zeke, he was just thrown out there in a match. The company should have treated it like a huge acquisition. He€™s a former WWE guy (and TNA guy before that) who is unique, and incredibly athletic. Even The Hardy Boyz reuniting wasn€™t on the level of promotion of this ECW thing. Nobody is going to buy Dixie€™s henchmen as a big deal, it makes them look like they€™re behind the times. These new acquisitions don't make me look forward to next week, it just makes me fear that Val Venis and Camacho are the next to join.
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