Total Nonstop Action: Feel the Impact!

Anderz · June 22, 2013

<div style="text-align:center;">http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/TNAPPV_zps16edafe8.png TOTAL NONSTOP ACTION WRESTLING <div style="text-align:center;">PAY-PER-VIEW #106 Wednesday, Week 3, July 2004 Announce Team: Jeremy Borash and Dusty Rhodes http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/JeremyBorash_zps21f7d052.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/DustyRhodes_zps51dea9ec.jpg </div> </div> <div style="text-align:right;"><div style="text-align:right;">After the usual opening video airs we get a highlight package of the long-friendship between Ron Killings and Konnan that came to an abrupt end last week when Konnan turned his back on The Truth – tonight; they meet for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Ratings: 64 / 61</div> </div> We head to the office of the TNA Director of Authority Vince Russo, and Russo has a huge announcement. In two weeks’ time, TNA will no longer be airing weekly on pay-per-view as in the first week of October TNA will present a huge three-hour epic event on pay-per-view – as Bound for Glory will air live. But that isn’t everything as Russo announces that the main event at the biggest event of the year; will be former NWA World Champion Jeff Jarrett taking on MMA Superstar and former NWA World Champion Ken Shamrock. Rating: 76 In the ring, Goldylocks is with her team of Alex Shelley and Antonio Banks – she calls out Abyss and his mystery partner; reminding him that when he loses he is gone. The Monster makes his way to the ring and without speaking signals for his partner to join him – out from the back comes another man dressed identically to Abyss. Goldylocks looks on in confusion; but Shelley and Banks are ready to go and the bell sounds. Rating: 53 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Alex Shelley and Antonio Banks (w/ Goldylocks) [vs] “The Monster” Abyss and “Abyss” http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/AlexShelley_zps7e2f0313.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/AntonioBanks_zps83670d37.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Abyss_zpsc2c475b5.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Abyss_zpsc2c475b5.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>It doesn’t take long for the two men dressed as Abyss to take control; as neither their opponents nor everyone in attendance can tell which Abyss is which. The confusion leads to some quick tags that isolate Banks from his partner. </li><li>Things are looking bleak until Goldy gets onto the apron and changes the momentum; allowing Banks to get free and get Shelley into the contest. </li><li>Shelley puts up a great fight and goes close after a hurricanrana; but he cannot keep either Abyss down. Goldy signals for Banks to get involved and all hell breaks lose with all four men in the ring. </li><li>But the illegal tactics backfire for Goldylocks as stereo Black Hole Slam’s result in Banks being pinned by the ‘real’ Abyss.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winners: Abyss and “Abyss” with the Black Hole Slam from Abyss on Banks at 8:47 Rating: 48</div> </div> </div></blockquote>The bell sounds; but can’t be heard over the angry screams of Goldylocks – Abyss clears the ring of Shelley and Banks whilst “Abyss” grabs a microphone. The mystery man tells Goldylocks that the fine print of the contract reads that he also gets his freedom; he then unmasks as Erik Watts – Goldy screams again, with Watts celebrating his return. Rating: 55 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">The Naturals (Andy Douglas and Chase Stevens) [vs] Sonjay Dutt and Sabu http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/AndyDouglas_zps6346deba.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ChaseStevens_zpsfb17a897.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/SonjayDutt_zps64eacc35.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Sabu_zps092c13a2.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>The young team of Douglas and Stevens start the match in great form as every move they attempt hits and this leaves the returning Sabu and his partner Dutt on the back foot for much of the early going. </li><li>Eventually the inexperience of the Naturals comes back to bite them as Sabu and Dutt take control; with Sabu eventually landed an Arabian Facebuster on Douglas from the top rope to secure the victory.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winners: Sonjay Dutt and Sabu with the Arabian Facebuster on Douglas at 7:14 Rating: 56</div> </div> </div></blockquote>After the match, Sabu signals for Dutt to grab a microphone – Dutt announces that Sabu is willing to face Raven inside this ring. Dutt continues that Raven has pushed Sabu over the edge and he will face him at Bound for Glory in October and not before. Rating: 61 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Chris Sabin [vs] Frankie “The Future” Kazarian http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ChrisSabin_zps540b2111.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/FrankieKazarian_zpsa65ea754.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>Despite his focus being on the Tag Team Titles; the former X-Division Champion lets it be known that he can still go in singles competition as Frankie and Sabin leave it all in the ring. </li><li>The match has a back and forth flow as both men go close to scoring a three count on a number of occasions; with both men reversing their opponents finishers on separate occasions. </li><li>Eventually the great contest is ruined by the arrival at ringside of Michael Shane and Traci; initially Sabin is unfazed until Traci distracts the referee on the apron. </li><li>This allows Shane to slide in and connect with a Superkick; which is followed by a bridging German Suplex from Kazarian – the referee turns back to the action just in time to make the three count.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner: Frankie Kazarian with Modern Art after interference from Michael Shane at 11:04 Rating: 69</div> </div> </div></blockquote>Backstage, Desire is with the NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ron Killings – The Truth responds to Konnan’s claims last week; he isn’t sure whether K-Dawg is trying to convince himself or the rest of the world but the truth is everything he said was a lie. Everything Killings has got, he has earned – he reminds K-Dawg of the King of the Mountain match; Konnan was nowhere to be seen. Every title defence since, no help whatsoever – so it’s time for K-Dawg to put up or shut up – Killings will leave everything in that ring. Rating: 59 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">NWA World Tag Team Championship Match http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/nwatag3_zps2e9e5048.jpg America’s Most Wanted © (Chris Harris and James Storm) [vs] Triple X (Christopher Daniels and Elix Skipper) http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ChrisHarris_zpsc71d2e06.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/JamesStorm_zpsb11fd727.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ChristopherDaniels_zps2699f8f4.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ElixSkipper_zpsd1fc5f7f.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>The early part of this title match is marred by the challengers not being on the same page; as Daniels and Skipper continue to argue about their victory last week. </li><li>The arguing does eventually give them the edge as both men attempt to one-up the other; until Storm and Harris have seen enough and turn things up a gear. </li><li>AMW begin to double team and isolate Primetime as a Superkick followed by a Spear leave Skipper beaten – until the Fallen Angel makes the last second save. </li><li>Triple X do finally get on the same page and the contest is better off for it with both teams looking stronger by the minute. </li><li>With Harris and Daniels as the legal men, Skipper and Storm tumble out of the ring onto the outside. Primetime sends the Cowboy crashing into the steps and this draws the referee’s attention to the outside. </li><li>Harris stalks Daniels for a Superkick; but Skipper slides back into the ring wielding one of the title belts. He clobbers Harris over the head without the referee, or Daniels, seeing what happened. </li><li>Daniels gets back to his feet and sees the opportunity – heads up to the top rope and connects with the Best Moonsault Ever to grab the victory and unbeknownst to the Fallen Angel, steal the World Tag Team titles.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winners and new Champions: Triple X with the B.M.E from Daniels to Harris after Skipper hit Harris with a title belt at 18:01 Rating: 60</div> </div> </div></blockquote>After the bell, Skipper grabs the title belt and celebrates the victory – Daniels looks confused but as the replay airs on the big screen he turns to face Skipper with a look of anger on his face. Daniels argues with Skipper telling him that this was not how he wanted to win – Primetime completely ignores him and continues his over the top celebration. Michael Shane and Frankie Kazarian appear at the top of the entrance way – the pair signal that they are next in line with AMW having to go to the back of the queue. Ratings: 63 / 58 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">TNA X-Division Number One Contenders Match Kid Kash (w/ Dallas) [vs] Jerry Lynn http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/KidKash_zps9ecea7d8.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/JerryLynn_zpsf934fb91.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>After ruining Jerry Lynn’s shot at the gold a couple of weeks ago, Kash finally has the chance to prove that he deserves the opportunity instead but things don’t start out in his favour. </li><li>Lynn is clearly pissed off and makes Kash pay early; dominating to the extent that he connects with a Cradle Piledriver within a matter of minutes. Kash only just manages to slide a shoulder up at two but the damage is clearly done. </li><li>Kash continues to be on the losing end of every exchange until Dallas gets into a argument with the referee that distracts Lynn and allows Kash to roll him up with a school boy for two. </li><li>The momentum has cleared shifted as Kash looks to take advantage of Lynn’s mistake of not putting him away earlier – with Kash scoring several near falls. </li><li>As the match draws on, both men start to throw everything they have at each other. Lynn eventually sets up for a second Piledriver – but before he can connect he lets Kash go as Dallas appears on the apron. </li><li>Lynn hits Dallas with a clothesline and send him crashing to the floor; but the distraction is enough for Kash to lift Lynn up and plant him with the Dead Level to become number one contender.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner: Kid Kash with the Dead Level after a distraction from Dallas at 19:47 Rating: 67</div> </div> </div></blockquote>Kash and Dallas celebrate the victory but it is short lived as we head backstage to see the X-Division Champion Jeff Hardy beaten up and being attended to by the medical team – nobody seems to know who attacked him or why; but the Champion is definitely beaten up badly. Rating: 68 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">NWA World Heavyweight Championship Match http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/nwaworld1_zps990d50e9.jpg Ron “The Truth” Killings © [vs] “K-Dawg” Konnan http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/RonKillings_zps3f981820.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Konnan_zpscb72c205.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>After the bell sounds the disagreement between Killings and Konnan continues with both men seemingly more bothered about winning the war of the words than outwrestling their opponent. </li><li>Eventually, The Truth hears enough and launches a barrage of strikes at K-Dawg – sending him out of the ring to re-group. </li><li>This pattern goes on; until K-Dawg catches a break and with the referee’s back turned hits a nasty low blow. </li><li>Konnan uses the opportunity to get a clear advantage as he puts a beating on the Champion; stomping away at Killings beaten pinfall attempts. </li><li>K-Dawg hooks up the Tequila Sunrise and looks to have the submission in tightly – but Killings has enough left to reach the bottom rope. </li><li>Despite the escape, Konnan keeps the pressure on – but a spinning heel kick after rebounding off the ropes catches K-Dawg flush on the chin and completely changes the momentum of the match. </li><li>Konnan is dazed and left wide open to the Champion; who takes full advantage and connects with the Truth or Consequences to get the comeback victory and retain his title.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner and still Champion: Ron Killings with the Truth or Consequences at 19:20 Rating: 57</div> </div> </div></blockquote>After the bell, Killings is handed the NWA Title and celebrates a hard fought victory – but his defeated challenger is less magnanimous in defeat. Konnan gets back to his feet and clobbers The Truth from behind – before putting the boots into the Champion. K-Dawg picks up the NWA Title and holds it high above his head – he makes it known that this war is far from over. Rating: 60 <div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Overall Show Rating: 63</div> <div style="text-align:center;">PPV Buy Rate: 0.02 (-0.01) </div> </div> <div style="text-align:right;"><div style="text-align:right;">Quick Results Ron Killings © def. Konnan to retain the NWA World Heavyweight Championship Kid Kash def. Jerry Lynn Triple X def. America’s Most Wanted © to become the new NWA World Tag Team Champions Frankie Kazarian def. Chris Sabin Sonjay Dutt and Sabu def. The Naturals Abyss and Erik Watts def. Alex Shelley and Antonio Banks </div> </div> <div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;"> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/TNAImpact_zps5ae47168.png TNA IMPACT! PREVIEW </div> </div> After earning the right to call himself number one contender to the TNA X-Division Championship on Wednesday, Kid Kash must return to the ring to face the highly experienced Mexican luchadore Mr. Aguila. Elsewhere, other number one contenders – Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane will face off against Hector Garza and TJ Wilson in tag team action. And the returning Erik Watts will do battle with one of Goldylocks’ men Alex Shelley in the opening contest. All this and more, on FSN this Friday! <div style="text-align:right;"><div style="text-align:right;">Confirmed Matches Kid Kash [vs] Mr. Aguila Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane [vs] Hector Garza and TJ Wilson Alex Shelley [vs] Erik Watts</div> </div>

BHK1978 · June 22, 2013

Kid Kash [vs] Mr. Aguila

Well Kid Kash is not going to lose this match after becoming the number one contender during the previous show.

Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane [vs] Hector Garza and TJ Wilson

Alex Shelley [vs] Erik Watts

Beejus · June 22, 2013

Both the #1 contenders pick up wins. The odd match out is Shelley vs Watts; even after his big reveal, I'm gonna go with Alex to steal this one, getting some revenge for the loss at the PPV.

Dawn · June 22, 2013

Kid Kash

Frankie Kazarian & Michael Shane

Alex Shelley

I missed the PPV's predictions, sorry...

olympia · June 22, 2013

Kid Kash [vs] Mr. Aguila

Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane [vs] Hector Garza and TJ Wilson

Alex Shelley [vs] Erik Watts

normally would go for Shelly here, but Watts should make a splash in his first match -- which pains me very much to say as a card-carrying Erik Watts hecklers club. Actually almost made him cry one night I was razzing him so bad in Greeneville SC. The rest of the fans at ringside came over to pat me on the back and urge me on -- and to get me on their side against whoever they didn't like. "Somebody hit Watts....Everybody hit Watts!!"

RKOwnage · June 22, 2013

Kid Kash

Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane

Erik Watts

Kijar · June 22, 2013

Kash

Kaz

Watts

The Final Countdown · June 23, 2013

Sorry I missed the last show; as I said in another thread, I could not get on the net for about four days.

Kid Kash [vs] Mr. Aguila

Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane [vs] Hector Garza and TJ Wilson

Alex Shelley [vs] Erik Watts

Watts will probably win, but even considering picking him to beat Alex Shelley almost made me throw up a little, so I'm going with the "Baby Bear" (shudder)

Owen Rey · June 24, 2013

Kash

Kaz and Shane

Watts

Anderz · June 26, 2013

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TNA IMPACT!

EPISODE #7

Friday, Week 3, July 2004

Announce Team: Jeremy Borash and Dusty Rhodes

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After the usual opening video airs we get a highlight package of the brewing rivalry between Jeff Jarrett and Ken Shamrock that will come to a head at the first ever Bound for Glory pay-per-view in October.

Ratings: 66 / 77

The show kicks off with Konnan in the ring in his street gear; K-Dawg announces that he is leading a revolution. He is sick and tired of being held back because of his culture and his race; he sites Ron Killings as a negative example – he claims that The Truth is worse than the ones he claims are holding him down. Killings attempts to play the race card at every opportunity to force people to give him opportunities and K-Dawg is sick and tired of it. Konnan announces that he has a few friends that he knows are like minded and will help him fight his cause but tonight he wants to leave an open invitation to any Hispanic wrestlers in TNA to step up and join the fight – he doesn’t care if they are American, Mexican, Cuban or Puerto Rican. K-Dawg claims that this Hispanic Alliance will Revolutionise the Mainstream and change TNA Wrestling forever.

Rating: 59

“Baby Bear” Alex Shelley (w/ Goldylocks) [vs] Erik Watts
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After his surprise return on Wednesday, Erik Watts looked like he didn’t miss a step during his absence – as he took the fight to Shelley.
The presence of Goldylocks at ringside however swung the momentum back into Shelley’s favour as the Baby Bear looked set to cause an upset.
With Goldy cheering him one; Shelley set Watts up for the Shellshock – but a quick shift of his weight allowed Watts to turn the tides and plant Shelley with the Lights Out to grab the victory.
Winner: Erik Watts with the Lights Out at 8:47
Rating: 48

Despite victory, Watts is given chance to celebrate as Goldylocks calls somebody out to the ring – and Watts is ambushed by Monty Brown. The Alpha Male takes control over Watts; dropping him numerous times with stiff clotheslines before whipping him across the ring and nailing Watts with a devastating Pounce.

Rating: 58

Backstage, in the depths of the arena – Raven is sat quietly on his own. He begins to talk about Sabu and how whilst he is a coward, he is intelligent – choosing to appear in TNA when he knows that Raven is overseas in Germany. He knows that Sabu is scared but he is on the right track – by finally giving in to Raven’s demands, Raven can put Sabu out of his misery and give him the punishment that he deserves. But Raven has a counter offer to Sabu’s challenge – he is willing to wait until Bound for Glory; but his patience comes at a price. Raven wants assurances from TNA Director of Authority that whoever loses the match is fired from TNA and never returns; but Raven feels that there should be a reward for the winner – he proposes that the winner becomes the next Number One Contender for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Raven has one final demand for Russo; make it a Cage match and accept the stipulations else Raven will pull out of the match and hold the company hostage until he gets what he deserves – the ball is in Russo’s court now.

Rating: 66

Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane (w/ Traci Brooks) [vs] Hector Garza and TJ Wilson
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Despite their recent momentum as a team; Kazarian and Shane were given several early scares by the makeshift team of Garza and Wilson.
The experience of Garza and the youth of Wilson proved to be a great combination that threatened to throw the tag team title picture into chaos.
But Kazarian and Shane eventually re-grouped and once they did they made quick work of their opponents – Kazarian planting Wilson with the Future Shock before a Superkick to Garza from Shane gave the number one contenders another victory.
Winners: Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane with a Superkick from Shane on Garza at 6:42
Rating: 50

After the bell sounds, Kazarian grabs a microphone and talks about the NWA World Tag Team Champions Triple X and how he and Shane are the best damn tag team in TNA today; and it is only a matter of time before they hold the most prestigious belts in the business.

Rating: 62

Ahead of the main event, Kid Kash addresses the accusations laid against him over the past two days – Kash states that he could not have had anything to do with the attack on Jeff Hardy on Wednesday night as he was in the ring – live on pay-per-view – when the attack happened. Kash continues that it wasn’t Dallas as he was at ringside; and Kash doesn’t need any assistance to beat Hardy so why would he get him attacked.

Rating: 63

Kid Kash (w/ Dallas) [vs] Mr. Aguila
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With his focus clearly on the X-Division Title; Kash started the match slowly and this allowed the experienced Aguila to make a rapid start and take control.
Aguila put in a great showing and even landed his signature Moonsault on Kash to gain a very close two count.
The intimidating presence of Dallas at ringside proved key for Kash to turn the momentum of the match – resulting in hurricanrana to a distracted Aguila that scored another close fall.
The two men went back and forth reversing each other at every turn until Kash kicked out Aguila’s knee and then planted him with the Dead Level to score victory.
Winner: Kid Kash with the Dead Level at 11:59
Rating: 65

Overall Show Rating: 66

TV Rating: 0.25 (+0.01)

Quick Results

Kid Kash def. Mr. Aguila

Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane def. Hector Garza and TJ Wilson

Erik Watts def. Alex Shelley

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TNA XPLOSION

EPISODE #87

Saturday, Week 3, July 2004

Announce Team: Jeremy Borash and Don West

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Xplosion Opening Video. [66]
Sonny Siaki, Apollo and Ken Anderson def. Team Japan (NOSAWA and Kazushi Miyamoto) and David Young with the Fireman’s Carry Cutter from Apollo on Young at 6:01. [47]
Highlights of the Ron Killings vs. Konnan match for the NWA World Heayweight Championship from the pay-per-view. [63]
Antonio Banks def. Heavy Metal with the Recession at 7:09 [31]
Highlights of the NWA World Tag Team Championship match between America’s Most Wanted and Triple X from the pay-per-view. [53]
Mr. Aguila def. Johnny Devine with the Moonsault at 8:31 [45]
Highlights of the Kid Kash vs. Jerry Lynn match from the pay-per-view with footage of Jeff Hardy being attended to by the medical team after the match. [60]
Chris Sabin and TJ Wilson def. The Naturals with the Cradle Shock by Sabin on Stevens at 9:26 [44]
Highlights of the confrontations between Jeff Jarrett and Ken Shamrock and the announcement that they will go one-on-one at Bound for Glory in October. [67]

Overall Show Rating: 52

TV Rating: 0.01 (=)

Anderz · June 26, 2013

July week 3 Prediction Results

First off, Watts with all the hate for poor old Erik? In fairness if he wasnt pulling out decent angles I probably wouldnt have brought him back - but we'll see how he fares; maybe I'll push him just to spite everyone! <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

PPV #106

Kijar - 3/6

RKOwnage - 2/6

BHK1978 - 2/6

Beejus - 2/6

Finally an unpredictable show; looks like nobody was expecting the Triple X title win either!

Impact #7

RKOwnage - 3/3

Kijar - 3/3

BHK1978 - 3/3

olympia - 3/3

Owen Rey - 3/3

The Final Countdown - 2/3

Beejus - 2/3

Smasher1311 - 2/3

Welcome on board; olympia and Owen Rey - thanks a lot for your predictions (and Erik Watts rant)

Overall Standings (14 shows out of 17)

Smasher1311 - 77% (6 shows)

christmas_ape - 74% (4 shows)

BHK1978 - 73% (12 shows)

The Final Countdown - 67% (12 shows)

RKOwnage - 65% (9 shows)

Kijar - 65% (12 shows)

Bjeejus - 61% (7 shows)

Smasher has the lead as we go into the final stretch; just a word of warning that the final weekly ppv (#108 / Aug w1) will have a new preview style which will be used for the 3-hour ppvs starting with Bound for Glory - it will have 'bonus' questions for the prediction results and will also see the end of the first prediction contest... before we get to that though; we've got the final week of July to tackle first...

Anderz · June 26, 2013

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As we move one step closer to the final weekly pay-per-view this week sees a series of matches that will have a huge effect on the tag team division. New NWA World Tag Team Champions Triple X, former Champions America’s Most Wanted and current number one contenders Shane and Kazarian will all compete in a singles action this week. With Christopher Daniels facing Frankie Kazarian; Elix Skipper facing Chris Harris and Michael Shane facing James Storm. If any team can pick up two victories they will be sure to jump to the head of the competitive division. Elsewhere, with X-Division Champion Jeff Hardy out of action until next week – top contender Kid Kash must settle for tag team action as he teams with Dallas to face two former X-Division Champions Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin – a loss will surely throw his imminent title shot into doubt.

All this and more; only on pay-per-view this Wednesday night!

<div style="text-align:right;"><div style="text-align:right;">Confirmed Matches

Christopher Daniels [vs] Frankie Kazarian

Elix Skipper [vs] Chris Harris

Michael Shane [vs] James Storm

Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin [vs] Kid Kash and Dallas</div>

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RKOwnage · June 26, 2013

Christopher Daniels

Chris Harris

Michael Shane

Kid Kash and Dallas

Awesome job so far. That PPV really was unpredictable haha. I like Triple X though and it's a welcome change.

KieLyn129 · June 26, 2013

New reader loved TNA from this period so sure I will enjoy this!

Confirmed Matches

Christopher Daniels [vs] Frankie Kazarian

Elix Skipper [vs] Chris Harris

Michael Shane [vs] James Storm

Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin [vs] Kid Kash and Dallas

Beejus · June 26, 2013

Christopher Daniels [vs] Frankie Kazarian

Elix Skipper [vs] Chris Harris

Michael Shane [vs] James Storm

Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin [vs] Kid Kash and Dallas

TBH, I just have nothing for Erik. I don't hate him, but I don't like him either. Apathy is a horrible thing.

The Final Countdown · June 26, 2013

Christopher Daniels [vs] Frankie Kazarian

Elix Skipper [vs] Chris Harris

Michael Shane [vs] James Storm

Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin [vs] Kid Kash and Dallas

I hate Watts because he is horrible.

Anderz · June 26, 2013

I think it's safe to say that Erik Watts will be the next NWA World Heavyweight Champion........

BHK1978 · June 27, 2013

I think it's safe to say that Erik Watts will be the next NWA World Heavyweight Champion........

One could only dream....

Christopher Daniels [vs] Frankie Kazarian

Elix Skipper [vs] Chris Harris

Michael Shane [vs] James Storm

Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin [vs] Kid Kash and Dallas

Anderz · June 28, 2013

<div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/TNAPPV_zps16edafe8.png TOTAL NONSTOP ACTION WRESTLING PAY-PER-VIEW #107 Wednesday, Week 4, July 2004 Announce Team: Jeremy Borash and Dusty Rhodes http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/JeremyBorash_zps21f7d052.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/DustyRhodes_zps51dea9ec.jpg </div> </div> <div style="text-align:right;"><div style="text-align:right;">After the usual opening video airs we head straight to the ring. Rating: 65 </div> </div> The NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ron Killings makes his way to the ring and he has got an intense look on his face. The Truth grabs a microphone and talks about the accusations that his former friend Konnan made against him on Friday on Impact. Truth claims that he does not “play the race card” in order to further his career or force people to do anything – he has earned every single opportunity he has been given; Killings just happens to be an African American male who is damn proud of his heritage. Killings tells K-Dawg to come out to the ring and face him like a man; no race card; no alliance; one-on-one like a man. Konnan makes his way towards the ring slowly; but as The Truth is preparing for his arrival the ring is stormed by five men. Killings puts up a fight but is soon beaten down; two masked men pick Truth up and plant him with a Flapjack Cutter – before K-Dawg enters the ring and puts the final boots into the Champion. Konnan orders the smaller man to throw Killings from the ring before introducing his good friends and members of the Hispanic Alliance to Revolutionise the Mainstream (H.A.R.M.). K-Dawg first introduces the two masked men; Thunder and Lightning from Puerto Rico; he turns to his left and introduces Cibernético from Mexico; the final two men K-Dawg claims that most U.S. fans will know – Homicide from Puerto Rico by way of New York and the final man from right here in TNA; the big Texan Hernandez. H.A.R.M. stand tall in the ring until TNA Director of Authority Vince Russo makes his way onto the stage; he is flanked by Apollo and Sonny Siaki. Russo tells Konnan that he doesn’t care which members of H.A.R.M. face them but they have a tag team match next – and later another member will go one-on-one with Ron Killings in a Non-Title match. Apollo and Siaki hit the ring; but H.A.R.M. avoid the conflict and regroup at ringside. Ratings: 55 / 49 / 53 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Sonny Siaki and Apollo [vs] H.A.R.M. (Thunder and Lightning) http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/SonnySiaki_zps0f608355.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Apollo_zps1eb0d461.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Thunder_zps9c8a4901.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Lightning_zps13694349.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>Konnan sends in the big masked duo of Thunder and Lightning; and the pair makes an explosive start as they try to isolate Apollo from the early minutes. </li><li>Apollo is hard to keep down and once he gets the tag to Siaki the tide completely changes and the Puerto Rican duo are firmly on the back foot. </li><li>The match breaks down as Siaki and Apollo both turn the heat up; Apollo sets Thunder up for the Fireman’s Carry Cutter when the rest of H.A.R.M. storm the ring – forcing the referee to call for the disqualification and to quickly evacuate the ring.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winners by Disqualification: Sonny Siaki and Apollo following interference from the other members of H.A.R.M. at 7:50</div> </div> </div></blockquote><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Rating: 47</div> </div><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"></blockquote> The six members of H.A.R.M. target Apollo in their attack but the beatdown is brought to a halt as Ron Killings storms the ring and cleans house. The Truth demands that his match starts right now; so Konnan sends Cibernético into battle. Rating: 51 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Non-Title Match Ron “The Truth” Killings © [vs] Cibernético http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/RonKillings_zps3f981820.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Cibernetico_zps341f331b.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>The break hasn’t stopped the offense of The Truth – who continues like a house on fire; taking the fight to the big Mexican. </li><li>Cibernético eventually battles back and the big man’s unique offense, with a combination of power moves and high risk attacks, seems to be too much for the NWA Champion. </li><li>Cibernético threatens on a number of occasions to hit Killings with a Chokeslam, but The Truth has an answer every time. </li><li>Despite the dominance of the newcomer he can’t put Killings down for the three; and the inevitable fight back sees a series of high impact kicks put The Truth in control. </li><li>Sensing that his former partner was about to wrap up the victory; H.A.R.M. got back involved as Konnan ordered the other members to distract the referee – but K-Dawg himself entered the ring and hit Killings with a vicious shot from behind. </li><li>This distraction gave Cibernético the opening he was looking for – and a huge Chokeslam gave him the cheap victory over the NWA Champion.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner: Cibernético with the Chokeslam after interference from Konnan at 13:13 Rating: 53</div> </div> </div></blockquote>Former NWA Champion Jeff Jarrett makes his way to the ring; he claims to be looking forward to his match with Ken Shamrock in October – but Jarrett feels the need to bring in some back-up; not to protect himself but to protect Shamrock should he step foot in TNA again before Bound for Glory. Jarrett looks to the entrance way as he introduces his friend, his bodyguard – his enforcer C.W. Anderson. Rating: 60 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">“The Enforcer” C.W. Anderson (w/ Jeff Jarrett) [vs] TJ Wilson http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/CWAnderson_zps856854dc.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/TJWilson_zps962af0a7.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>The Enforcer makes easy work of Wilson; but takes his time making it obvious that he was in firm control before ending things with a nasty Spinebuster – much to the delight of Jarrett at ringside.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner: C.W. Anderson with the Spinebuster at 5:17 Rating: 36</div> </div> </div></blockquote>Backstage, the new NWA World Tag Team Champions Triple X are with Desire; Daniels and Skipper admit that they have been having their own issues recently – but they have forced the pair to get stronger and in the process they have earned the World Tag Team Titles. Tonight, Daniels claims that everything will be back to normal with the duo as they get the chance to prove that they are better than both America’s Most Wanted and Shane and Kazarian – as Triple X will be the only team to leave tonight with two victories. Skipper claims that they are the best team in TNA; and tonight they can prove that they are two of the best singles competitor’s as well. Rating: 52 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Michael Shane (w/ Traci Brooks) [vs] “Cowboy” James Storm http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/MichaelShane_zpsf19123fb.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/JamesStorm_zpsb11fd727.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>The first of three singles matches that will have a huge impact on the tag team division starts with Traci getting into the Cowboy’s face – she screams at him that her team is the best in TNA today. </li><li>The distraction allows Shane to take advantage and get a close two count from a roll-up; but Storm manages to power out. </li><li>Shane and Traci prove to be a well-oiled unit as Traci’s involvement comes at opportune times to give Shane a clear advantage – that is until the Cowboy hits a huge Spear out of nowhere and secures a shock three count.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner: James Storm with the Spear at 7:33 Rating: 47</div> </div> </div></blockquote>After the bell, Frankie Kazarian hits the ring and he attacks Storm – Shane and Kazarian put the boots in but the Cowboy is saved by his partner Chris Harris. The Wildcat chases Shane and Kazarian from the ring – but he returns to check on Storm and prepare for the arrival of his opponent. Rating: 53 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">“Primetime” Elix Skipper [vs] “Wildcat” Chris Harris http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ElixSkipper_zpsd1fc5f7f.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ChrisHarris_zpsc71d2e06.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>Primetime makes his way to the ring; but Harris is already fired up and takes the fight straight to one-half of the new Tag Team Champions. </li><li>The Wildcat takes out all of his frustration on Skipper and punishes him in the corner with a vicious series of right hands and elbows. </li><li>The match eventually settles down, with Skipper giving as much as he gets and no clear favourite can be seen. </li><li>That is until a mis-timed charge from Harris nearly sends him crashing into the official – the distraction allows Skipper to nail a low blow from behind and crucially out of the referee’s line of sight. </li><li>Primetime takes full advantage and nails the Play of the Day whilst the referee regains his composure and steals another three count victory.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner: Elix Skipper with the Play of the Day following a low blow at 9:12 Rating: 53</div> </div> </div></blockquote>In the depths of the backstage area we visit Raven once again; he reminds everyone that the ball is in Vince Russo’s court regarding his potential match with Sabu. Raven is willing to give Sabu the beating he so desperately needs; but he isn’t an idiot he knows that his hard work has a price – and Russo must meet his demands and give Raven what he wants; if he fails to do so there will be no match and Russo might as well cancel Bound for Glory now – Raven begins to laugh maniacally as we cut away. Rating: 66 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin [vs] Kid Kash and Dallas http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/JerryLynn_zpsf934fb91.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ChrisSabin_zps540b2111.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/KidKash_zps9ecea7d8.jpghttp://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/Dallas_zps4b524a68.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>As the tag team contest gets underway we receive word that we will get an update from Jeff Hardy at the conclusion of the contest. </li><li>Lynn and Kash pick up where they left off last week; with both Sabin and Dallas also contributing to their teams cause. </li><li>Dallas uses his power and his great chemistry with Kash to isolate Sabin and the power game of the Big Texan threatens to end the night early. </li><li>Sabin battles back and manages to get the hot tag to Lynn – who cleans house on Dallas but when he targets Kash, the big man is there to make the save. </li><li>Kash punishes Lynn for his mistake but Jerry and Sabin begin to work well together as they hit a series of double teams on the number one contender. </li><li>The match comes to a rapid conclusion when Dallas gets back involved and sends Lynn crashing from the apron – with the distraction enough to allow Kash to plant Sabin on his head with the Dead Level for the win.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winners: Kid Kash and Dallas with the Dead Level from Kash on Sabin at 13:22 Rating: 50</div> </div> </div></blockquote>Backstage, the TNA X-Division Champion Jeff Hardy is with Desire – The Enigma tells everyone that he will be cleared to compete again next Wednesday on pay-per-view and can’t wait to face Kid Kash with the title on the line. Hardy doesn’t know who attacked him; and doesn’t care either – Hardy is a man and real men face their enemies head on; they don’t play around in shadows and do sneak attacks. One day, when his attacker is man enough to show his face – Hardy will be ready to get his revenge but until then he will focus on the things he can control; and that’s next week on pay-per-view against Kash. Rating: 58 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36109" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">“The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels [vs] Frankie “The Future” Kazarian http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/ChristopherDaniels_zps2699f8f4.jpg vs. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/FrankieKazarian_zpsa65ea754.jpg </div> </div> <ul><li>The main event is the third and final match in the tag team series; with Daniels looking to continue the momentum set by Skipper earlier in the night and Kazarian attempting to gain revenge for Shane’s loss in the first match. </li><li>Daniels and Kazarian put on a wrestling clinic for much of the match with a particular highlight being a series of reversals and near falls in the opening meetings that saw before men at an impasse and the fans on their feet applauding. </li><li>The match did settle into a rhythm with Daniels constantly threatening and Kazarian using everything he had to hang on and stay in the match. </li><li>The momentum shifted repeatedly but when Kazarian caught the Fallen Angel with a nasty Superkick from out of the blue things looked over. </li><li>But Kazarian’s attempts to match things certain backfired when Daniels broke free of the Wave of the Future and planted his opponent in the centre of the ring. </li><li>Daniels went into the cover and hit a picture perfect B.M.E. and scored a hard fought three count which the fans greeted with “TNA” chants.</li></ul><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Winner: Christopher Daniels with the B.M.E. at 16:57 Rating: 68</div> </div> </div></blockquote>After the bell, Daniels celebrates and is joined by his partner Elix Skipper – the pair celebrates their double victory; but Michael Shane hits the ring and the two teams brawl. America’s Most Wanted also head out to the ring and we have six man chaos in the centre of the ring. No team can gain an advantage and eventually the three teams are pulled apart by security as we go off the air. Rating: 50 <div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">Overall Show Rating: 62 PPV Buy Rate: 0.02 (=) </div> </div> <div style="text-align:right;"><div style="text-align:right;">Quick Results Christopher Daniels def. Frankie Kazarian Kid Kash and Dallas def. Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin Elix Skipper def. Chris Harris James Storm def. Michael Shane C.W. Anderson def. TJ Wilson Cibernético def. Ron Killings Sonny Siaki and Apollo def. H.A.R.M. via DQ</div> </div> <div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;"> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i304/Anderz_Baz/TNA/TNAImpact_zps5ae47168.png TNA IMPACT! PREVIEW </div> </div> As we look ahead to the final weekly pay-per-view Impact will have a huge eight man tag team main event; as the four competitors in next Wednesday’s NWA Tag Team title match Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian and Triple X will be on opposite teams. Shane and Kazarian will team with X-Division Number One Conteder Kid Kash and his partner Dallas while Triple X will team with the team they defeated two nights ago Jerry Lynn and Chris Sabin. Elsewhere, after the group’s impressive debut H.A.R.M. members Homicide and Hernandez will face off against two of their targets Sonny Siaki and Apollo. While Jeff Jarrett’s Enforcer C.W. Anderson will make his Impact debut against Hector Garza and hope to send another message to Ken Shamrock. All this and more, on FSN this Friday! <div style="text-align:right;"><div style="text-align:right;">Confirmed Matches Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian, Kid Kash and Dallas [vs] Jerry Lynn, Chris Sabin and Triple X H.A.R.M. [vs] Sonny Siaki and Apollo C.W. Anderson [vs] Hector Garza</div> </div>

Beejus · June 28, 2013

Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian, Kid Kash and Dallas [vs] Jerry Lynn, Chris Sabin and Triple X

H.A.R.M. [vs] Sonny Siaki and Apollo

C.W. Anderson [vs] Hector Garza

The Final Countdown · June 28, 2013

Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian, Kid Kash and Dallas [vs] Jerry Lynn, Chris Sabin and Triple X

H.A.R.M. [vs] Sonny Siaki and Apollo

C.W. Anderson [vs] Hector Garza

BHK1978 · June 30, 2013

Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian, Kid Kash and Dallas [vs] Jerry Lynn, Chris Sabin and Triple X

H.A.R.M. [vs] Sonny Siaki and Apollo

C.W. Anderson [vs] Hector Garza

RKOwnage · June 30, 2013

Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian, Kid Kash and Dallas

H.A.R.M.

C.W. Anderson

Anderz · July 4, 2013

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TNA IMPACT!

EPISODE #8

Friday, Week 4, July 2004

Announce Team: Jeremy Borash and Dusty Rhodes

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After the usual opening video airs we head straight to the ring.

Rating: 71

The TNA Director of Authority Vince Russo makes his way to the ring and he claims to have a few huge announcements for next week’s final weekly pay-per-view. Russo tells everyone that the show will feature all three titles on the line as well as a huge 20-man Gauntlet for the Gold. The first announcement is a rematch from last week’s non-title match as Cibernéticoearned himself a shot at the NWA World Heavyweight Championship thanks to his non-title victory over Ron Killings. The NWA World Tag Team Championships will be on the line as Michael Shane and Frankie Kazarian finally cash in their shot as they face new Champions Triple X. And the final title match will see Jeff Hardy return to action after being attacked two weeks ago to defend his TNA X-Division Championship against Kid Kash. Russo promises that the final weekly pay-per-view will be the biggest ever and is one that is certainly not to be missed.

Ratings: 67 / 78 / 58 / 67

Sonny Siaki and Apollo [vs] H.A.R.M. (Homicide and Hernandez w/ Konnan)
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After their shocking debut on Wednesday, only three members of H.A.R.M. are present at the Impact Zone but all three are involved in our opening tag team contest.
Siaki and Apollo get off to a good start as they isolate the smaller man in Homicide – but once Hernandez makes the tag the match heats up with both teams threatening.
Despite his team holding their own; Konnan was clearly intent on securing victory by any means – with Hernandez distracting the referee, Konnan entered the ring and clobbered Siaki from behind.
Hernandez sent Apollo crashing from the apron as Homicide picked up the pieces and nailed Siaki with Da Gringo Killa to pick up the victory.
Winners: H.A.R.M. with Da Gringo Killa from Homicide on Siaki after interference from Konnan at 7:15
Rating: 49

After the bell Konnan leads a three-on-two assault as H.A.R.M. continue to put a beating on Siaki and Apollo – with Konnan screaming that Apollo is a disgrace to the Hispanic people. Ron Killings hits the ring and fights off Homicide and Hernandez as Konnan quickly exits the ring. The Truth clotheslines Hernandez over the top rope; before connecting with the Truth or Consequences on Homicide. With H.A.R.M. cleared from the ring; Killings helps Siaki and Apollo to their feet and the trio stand tall.

Rating: 50

“The Enforcer” C.W. Anderson (w/ Jeff Jarrett) [vs] Hector Garza
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Garza makes a promising start and catches Anderson with a nasty kick to the jaw; but he cannot maintain the momentum for long.
The Enforcer fights back and quickly plants the Mexican with a nasty Spinebuster to secure the relatively easy victory.
Winner: C.W. Anderson with the Spinebuster at 4:41
Rating: 34

Jeff Jarrett enters the ring applauding his enforcer on his performance and grabs a microphone; Jarrett tells Ken Shamrock that it is really simple – if he turns up in a TNA ring any time before Bound for Glory C.W. will plant him with the Spinebuster and he won’t be able to walk into the ring again. Jarrett tells Shamrock not to jeopardise his wrestling career, his MMA career or his life – steer clear of TNA; steer clear of Jeff Jarrett and C.W. Anderson will not have to hurt him.

Rating: 64

Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian, Kid Kash and Dallas (w/ Traci Brooks) [vs] Jerry Lynn, Chris Sabin and Triple X (Christopher Daniels and Elix Skipper)
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Our big eight man main event was chaos from the off and had several underlying stories as the contest went on.
The first was the on-going tension between the Tag Team Champions as Skipper was more than happy to use underhand tactics whilst Daniels attempted to do things the right way during the contest.
This tension allowed Shane and Kazarian to take a clear advantage over the Champions until Lynn made a hit tag and cleaned house.
The contest went back and forth with every man getting in his own offence – until the Big Texan Dallas entered the match and used his power game to take control.
This made the contest break down completely as all eight men got involved in the ring; this drew out America’s Most Wanted – with AMW targeting Shane and Kazarian.
The biggest surprise however was the arrival of TNA X-Division Champion Jeff Hardy who went straight for Kid Kash – at this stage the referee gave in and signalled for a no contest.
No Contest after interference from Jeff Hardy and America’s Most Wanted at 16:39
Rating: 45

Complete chaos breaks out as the eleven men already at ringside brawl inside and around the ring before the locker room empties. Security can’t control anything as the whole of the roster is brawling with each other as we go off the air.

Rating: 52

Overall Show Rating: 56

TV Rating: 0.23 (-0.02)

Quick Results

Michael Shane, Frankie Kazarian, Kid Kash and Dallas drew with Jerry Lynn, Chris Sabin and Triple X

C.W. Anderson def. Hector Garza

H.A.R.M. def. Sonny Siaki and Apollo

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TNA XPLOSION

EPISODE #88

Saturday, Week 4, July 2004

Announce Team: Jeremy Borash and Don West

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Xplosion Opening Video. [65]
H.A.R.M. (Homicide and Hernandez) def. Shark Boy and D-Ray 3000 with the Border Toss from Hernandez on D-Ray 3000 at 3:31. [24]
Highlights of the debut of H.A.R.M. from the pay-per-view and a look at each individual members history. [30]
Sonjay Dutt def. David Young with the Hindu Press at 6:46. [50]
After the match a ten-second countdown airs before telling the competitors in the ring that their time is up – as the bell tolls Paul Burchill makes his debut and makes light work of both men; dropping them with the C-4. [39]
Highlights of the rivalry between Ron Killings and Konnan over the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. [59]
Team Canada (Bobby Roode, Eric Young and Petey Williams w/ Scott D’Amore) def. TJ Wilson, The Amazing Red and Ken Anderson with the Canadian Destroyer from Williams on Anderson at11:06. [44]
Highlights of the rivalry between Triple X and Shane and Kazarian over the NWA World Tag Team Championship. [57]
Chris Sabin def. Dallas with the Cradle Shock at 8:45. [48]
Highlights of the rivalry between Jeff Hardy and Kid Kash over the TNA X-Division Championship. [63]

Overall Show Rating: 53

TV Rating: 0.01 (=)

Anderz · July 4, 2013

Week 4 July Prediction Results

Big apologies for going dark for the best part of a week; the really busy period of work/wedding prep has finally caught up.. this past Impact is the last show I've ran in the game and got written up.. the next PPV (the big one!) is booked but I havent ran it or written it up yet.. busy busy busy.. big thanks to those that are sticking with me; and another big thanks for the votes in the DOTM this time around... onwards..

PPV #107

BHK1978 - 4/4

The Final Countdown - 3/4

Beejus - 3/4

RKOwnage - 2/4

KieLyn129 - 1/4

A uninspiring debut from KieLyn129; while BHK makes a big push as we get into the nitty gritty at the finish line..

Impact #8

The Final Countdown - 2/3

RKOwnage - 2/3

BHK1978 - 2/3

Beejus - 2/3

Impact is as Impact does.. the No Contest was unexpected at least..

Overall Standings (16 out of 17 shows completed)

Smasher1311 - 77% (6 shows)

BHK1978 - 74% (14 shows)

christmas_ape - 74% (4 shows)

The Final Countdown - 67% (14 shows)

Kijar - 65% (12 shows)

RKOwnage - 64% (11 shows)

Beejus - 63% (9 shows)

Big PPV preview coming up; hope youre all ready!

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