TNA Genesis report

By D-Roc

Robert Roode is still TNA Champion after he disqualified himself during his bout with Jeff Hardy.
Roode intentionally kicked the referee below the belt. Just as Hardy was about to put an end to Roode's reign, the ref called for the bell.
Brutality was the real monster in the Monster's Ball match. Tables, canes, chairs and barbed wired boards were all present during the merciless melee. An old friend even reared it's ugly pinhead as Janice, the bat with nails, was brought into the battle by Abyss. However It was the barbed wired board that determined the outcome when Abyss gave Bully Ray the Blackhoke Slam on the apparatus of apathy.
Velvet Sky campaigned to Sting to become the new Knockout V.P. now that Karen Jarrett is put of the picture. Sky suggested she has an idea for the Knockout match that has the velvet touch. As it turns out it involves Madison Rayne suspended in a cage hung above the ring.

Even though she was in the cage, Madison Rayne still played an integral part in the outcome as she tossed a pair of brass knucks to Gail Kim while the ref's attention was diverted. Before Kim could use the knucks, Mickie James was able to recover and use them. However the ref saw this and awarded the match to Kim.
D'Angelo Dinero came to the realization that blood is indeed thicker than water when Terrance and Terrell showed remorse for their downed father, Devon. Dinero attacked the boys thus angering Devon. After a comeback Devon picked up the victory which hopefully brings an end to this feud.
Rob Van Damn was stretchered out of the Impact Zone (and perhaps the company) after Gunner gave RVD a piledriver on the concert floor.

Other results:

*Matt Morgan & Crimson successfully defended the TNA Tag Team titles against the mismatch team of Samoa Joe and Magnus.

* Kurt Angle low-blowed James Storm to steal the win.

* Austin Aries defeated Jesse Sorensen, Kid Kash and Zema Ion to retain the X-Division title.

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