Josh Jagler: One of TNA’s main story beats for the better part of the last year was Mike Santana getting to the top of the mountain and staying there. I just don’t see Eddie Edwards being the guy to knock him back down. The night of the System will fail at the top with Santana retaining, and that’s when the Most Wanted Man cashes in the Call Your Shot trophy in his hometown.  I feel like the Hardys’ title reign is on borrowed time and fresh champions are needed to breathe some life into the division. While I figured The Righteous would be the ones to dethrone the former Team Xtreme, them costing the Hardys the titles would be a good way to continue their feud and give The System more legitimacy.

Arianna is okay in the ring, but she is a weak spot as Knockouts champion. Santino’s daughter is improving each time out, however, it’s time to strap a TNA talent again. Plus, there’s no value in Lee losing again when there was no reason to book this matchup in the first place. Leon should win here, but I could see TNA going the route where Cedric and Myers & Bronson both win their title matches, putting pressure on Eddie to complete the trifecta in the main event. Plus, a Cedric win frees Slater up to move into the main event picture, which is where he should be. This might end up being the match of the night when all is said and done, and will hopefully be a feud that they are able to run back another time or two. Moose’s business is obviously going to be getting back at The System after they unceremoniously kicked him out of the group a few months ago. This feels like a detour from that and there’s really no reason Special Agent Zero should be picking up a win.