“We’re not replacing one member,” Eddie Edwards taunted. “We’re replacing two.”
After JDC, formerly generally known as WWE’s Fandango, announced his retirement at TNA: Genesis, the seek for a brand new member to switch him in The System was on. Where fans could have expected hope and family to be the theme in “TNA iMPACT’s” closing segment, The System’s latest member announcement became a house of betrayal, as latest members Bear Bronson and Cedric Alexander laid waste to JDC and Moose to initiate themselves into TNA’s leading stable.
JDC led The System to the ring Thursday, where he praised his hand-picked substitute as a performer who symbolized the long run: each of The System, and of the skilled wrestling business. The Recent Mexico crowd went wild as Bronson marched down the ring. The brand new prospect was welcomed into the ring, but before Bronson could utter his first words as a System member, Edwards shocked the world by low-blowing JDC. Moose stood in shock, just for Bronson and Brian Meyers to beat him into the canvas.
The night’s surprises kept coming as Albuquerque lit up in purple. Alexander rushed down the doorway ramp with a steel chair in hand, but before anyone could mistake his presence as aid for Moose, Alexander laid steel onto his earlier opponent’s skin. Edwards took to the microphone as JDC and Moose laid motionless within the ring, and told Moose that Alexander’s presence was the a part of the plan the previous TNA World Champion was deliberately disregarded of.
“You may’t beat the system!” Edwards spat.
Alisha Edwards was seen siding with JDC and Moose, and The System’s valet faced a chilly reception from Edwards, Meyers, Bronson, and Alexander because the show ended. While JDC announced his retirement Saturday, it seems he might want to tie up loose ends before he hangs up his boots.