By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

Jim Ross, Paul Heyman, and Lance Storm have all weighed in on the polarizing TNA product over the last 24 hours, with Storm coming out the harshest against TNA, saying he's done watching the show.

-- Storm said the final straw for him was not his opinion of the product, but the chair shot to the head delivered by Homicide on Rob Terry during Monday night's show.

"Yes they have done chair shots to the head before, and they bothered me then too, but this one was different; this unprotected chair shot to the head came just 2 days after Chris Kanyon’s suicide death and I just couldn’t stomach it. I know there will be defenders out there that will want to argue that Chris Kanyon’s depression that led to his suicide has not been determined to as a result of concussions he suffered due to chair shots to the head, but that is just a cop out, in my opinion," Storm said said in his online commentary on StormWrestling.com.

"How the people in charge of TNA can be either this insensitive or this oblivious is beyond me. Now I’m not saying that this one instance has sealed the fate of young Rob Terry or that TNA has sentenced him to death, but there are many roads one can travel on in life and we all know where this particular road leads. Rob Terry and TNA together have very willingly chosen a very dangerous road to go down, and it is a journey I refuse to witness or support."

-- Jim Ross was asked about Storm's commentary and Storm's position opposed to TNA. Ross responded on jrsbarbq.com: "I have not read his blogs lately but I enjoy his passion and his candor. I'm sure that some people thought TNA was just fine Monday night. Others obviously did not. Same old story. We all see things on many wrestling shows that we would change in hindsight."

Ross's rather diplomatic response in the Q&A section of his website was softer than the veiled shot he took at TNA over-complicating matches on Impact, which was one of the key complaints on the show.

"For the record, if a TV pro wrestling scenario has to be explained multiple times to get the viewership to at least partially understand the concept then it is too convoluted. I'm just saying," Ross said in his latest blog on Tuesday.

-- Last night on Twitter, Paul Heyman focused on the senseless booking of Jeff Hardy and Rob Van Dam, who he helped mold into a top star in the Original ECW.

"To answer all the questions, I will not be blogging on last night's TNA Impact. What am I going to say that has not been said already?"

One minute later, Heyman said: "Okay, I can't resist. How many times can u beat up RVD and Jeff Hardy and not give them a 'revenge-minded' interview afterwards? Heels beat up babyfaces. Babyfaces swear revenge. People tune in. Holy s---! The formula is not that f'n complicated, people!"

Heyman continued: "I don't want any1 to think I am saying I know it all. I DON'T KNOW IT ALL. I still have a lot to learn. I don't know how to grow hair on top of my head. I don't know how to get six pack abs."

"BUT I KNOW THAT IF A HEEL BEATS UP A POPULAR BABYFACE, THEN BABYFACE NEEDS A CHANCE TO PROMOTE THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE BABYFACE'S REVENGE."

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