Post by Grey on Feb 18, 2005 23:13:55 GMT -5
Source:www.rajah.com/base/2005/2511
TNA have released the promotional poster for their upcoming pay-per-view, Destination-X. The poster features DDP performing the ‘diamond cutter’ sign on it.
The name for the event has significance on a couple different levels. One is that there will be an Ultimate-X match, which has been praised as one of the most innovative matches of all time. For those that don’t know about the match, an Ultimate X match is where there are two cables high above the ring, forming a big ‘X’. The X Division title belt is hanging in the middle. The participants must get the belt from the middle of the X by climbing across the cables, or any other method they can think of. As I’m sure you can imagine, there are some pretty crazy moves performed off of the cables.
The other is that there are now three members of the old WWE group D-X in TNA. Billy Gunn and X Pac both debuted at last night’s PPV, and they already had BG James (AKA Road Dogg). TNA announcer Mike Tenay made several references to the D-X group last night on the PPV broadcast.
TNA have released the promotional poster for their upcoming pay-per-view, Destination-X. The poster features DDP performing the ‘diamond cutter’ sign on it.
The name for the event has significance on a couple different levels. One is that there will be an Ultimate-X match, which has been praised as one of the most innovative matches of all time. For those that don’t know about the match, an Ultimate X match is where there are two cables high above the ring, forming a big ‘X’. The X Division title belt is hanging in the middle. The participants must get the belt from the middle of the X by climbing across the cables, or any other method they can think of. As I’m sure you can imagine, there are some pretty crazy moves performed off of the cables.
The other is that there are now three members of the old WWE group D-X in TNA. Billy Gunn and X Pac both debuted at last night’s PPV, and they already had BG James (AKA Road Dogg). TNA announcer Mike Tenay made several references to the D-X group last night on the PPV broadcast.
