The main event at Slammiversary will be Bobby Roode defending
the Heavyweight Championship against multi-time champion the
Icon Sting.  Skip this paragraph if you’ve heard this before:
Sting returns and becomes the Heavyweight Champion, or Sting
loses the title and leaves, or Sting wrestles for a season and
disappears.  Sting is TNA’s resident part-time performer.  Allow
me to argue the good and the bad in this arrangement.  The good
is simply that Sting is not half as bad as you read about him
online. Many readers will tell me he’s old, which is fair
enough. But some like to knock his performances, and when you
actually watch them, they are not bad.  For the most part,
people don’t like him taking a spot from a younger star, but I’m
not sure how true this is. (If it wasn’t Sting, would it
necessarily be the guy you want it to be?)  Concerning the bad,
however, for a part-time wrestler to be beneficial, he has to
have a good reason to be back.  Some might argue Sting does, as
he wants revenge on Bobby Roode.