TNA Plot Hole: Why was Austin Aries in the Feast or Fired Match?

On the 12-12-13 edition of Impact Wrestling featured the Feast or Fired Match. Feast or Fired is a match where 4 briefcases are put above each turnbuckle. Each briefcase features either an X-Division Title Match, World Heavyweight Title Match, Tag Team Title Match, or a Pink Slip. Austin Aries earlier in the show defeated Chris Sabin for the X-Division Championship. Aries then later on competed in the Feast or Fired Match.

What doesn't make sense: Why was Austin Aries allowed to compete in the Feast or Fired match even though he was already X-Division Champion? In theory, what would TNA have done if Austin Aries pulled down the briefcase containing the X-Division Title Shot while he was X-Division Champion? He obviously can't fight himself so it made absolutely no sense why he was allowed in the match. This is what is wrong with wrestling today. There's no thought given to common sense logic. 

TNA Plot Holes: Why didn't Chris Sabin Invoke his Rematch Clause?

By Brian Phelps

Http://wrestlersway.blogspot.com

After Bully Ray lost the TNA world title to Chris Sabin, Bully Ray invoked his rematch clause and defeated Sabin to regain the belt. Since Chris Sabin lost the world title, why didn't Sabin invoke his rematch clause? Sabin never got a rematch, which is odd especially considering that Sabin got hit with a hammer in an extremely controversial finish. It also makes no sense that babyface General Manager Hulk Hogan granted the heel Bully Ray a title rematch, but not the babyface Chris Sabin. Why Sabin never got a rematch was never explained.

TNA Plot Hole: Hogan's Counter Offer to Bully Ray on Impact Wrestling 7-25-2013

by Brian Phelps

http://wrestlersway.blogspot.com

This past week on Impact Wrestling (7-25-2013), Bully Ray came out with a lawyer that oddly looked similar to Kevin Nash (it wasn't really him) and attempted to sue TNA into forcing Chris Sabin to return the TNA World Heavyweight Championship to him. Hogan was forced as General Manager to make a decision, give in to Bully's demands or refuse. 

At the end of the show, Hulk Hogan comes out and says he talked with his lawyers and that as General Manager he can do whatever he wants. He said that Chris Sabin will remain the TNA World Champ, but that he has a counter offer for Bully. He reminds Bully that he has a rematch clause he can use against Sabin. Hogan says that at Hardcore Justice that Bully will get his rematch against Sabin. He declares that the Main Event Mafia and Aces and Eights will not be able to interfere because at Hardcore Justice brothers, it's going to be a cage match! 

But wait... wasn't Aces and Eights inteference in a steel cage match how Bully Ray won the TNA World Title in the first place back at Lockdown in March? Whoops. 

The Plot Hole: Hogan claims that a cage match will prevent MEM and Aces and Eights from interfering. However, this obviously makes absolutely no sense as Bully Ray won the TNA World Title from Jeff Hardy back in March at Lockdown due to interference from Aces and Eights during a STEEL CAGE MATCH. While wrestling then champion Jeff Hardy in a steel cage at Lockdown, Devon climbed the cage and threw a ball peen hammer to Bully Ray which he then used to knock out Jeff Hardy to become TNA World Champion. This is an obvious plot hole in the story line because Hogan apparently expects us to suddenly forget that the Aces and Eights have interfered in a Steel Cage match before and that somehow now they will be unable to do it again?