Is it just me, or is the current feud between the Main Event Mafia and the TNA Originals starting to resemble the feud between The New Blood and The Millionaire's Club from WCW? That's what it's starting to look like. A revamped telling of an old WCW storyline that didn't quite pan out. Is Jeff Jarrett trying to sell a line in TNA that didn't work in WCW? I hope he knows what he is doing. Scott Steiner finally made his return to TNA after being sidelined with an injury I was told. I wonder if anyone caught this, when Steiner came to the ring and starting attacking everybody, the one person he did not hit was Petey Williams. I don't know if anybody else caught that, but I did. The match between Kurt Angle and Abyss was pretty decent for a main event match. When they met the first time a couple of years ago, Angle got him to tap out to the ankle lock. This time around he had to use a steel chair. My how times have changed the Olympic Gold medalist. For my TNA Impact Star of the Week, it goes to Mick Foley. Foley announced two great matches for Turning Point, one being Samoa Joe taking on Kevin Nash, and the other being Sting defending the title against A.J. Styles. He also tried a decent attempt to get through to Sting, but I don't think it worked. For my TNA Impact Loser of the week, it goes to Sting. Sting showed that he has no remorse for his actions toward the TNA originals and in my opinion, no respect toward the fans who have supported him through out his career. Sting is reminding me of when Hulk Hogan turned his back on the fans and started the nWo. That's just me, though.