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Post by zombiesx on Jun 20, 2008 9:50:14 GMT -5
I am a big fan of Jimmy Rave winning, because I do not like Petey Williams now, even though around the time of your diary he did have his old gimmick which was pretty cool. I have no clue who Lucy Fur is but I can not wait to see how the match turns out when it happens, besides I will pull for Gail Kim even if I did know. If Christopher wins at the pay-per-view I will love this diary even more than I already do, fallen angel for life! I am OK with Blackman being a jobber, but not the Roode I never have liked the man, but whatever. I can not wait to see how Matt and Jeff's match turns out, but am wanting them to lose, though I was a big fan of them a long time ago, Jeff seems to botch way to much. Joe vs Jarret should be a lot of fun, and I can not wait to see how it turns out, nice little promo I could see it happening. Lovely main event, Ravens Flock has always had a spot in my heart, but I think Rhino and th others should have won. Overall nice show man, all the booking was done nicely in my eyes, and I can not wait for the next show . Please reply to my TNA: 2007.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 20, 2008 10:06:36 GMT -5
A great opener between Rave and Petey though I wish Petey Williams had won, Williams vs. Sabin > Rave vs. Sabin imo. Meh squash bout, Blackman for push. And a great main event, LockDown is looking superb. Briscoes vs. LAX will be my favourite match whereas Daniels vs. Abyss would be a squash in my eyes.
WWF 1999 Replies?
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Post by Jord on Jun 20, 2008 13:41:51 GMT -5
Good build to Lockdown, Hammaz. Williams/Rave sounded good, and Rave winning with the Ghanarhea is awesome. I love that move. Kim/Furr should be good, as both ladies have good in-ring talent. Looking forward to their cage bout. Roode getting a win is never a bad thing, so yay. The main event was great, and it took me a moment to reliase why Raven and Rhino where in there, but then I reliased they are having a match at Lockdown. Drop a reply to TNA 2005?
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jun 20, 2008 16:46:36 GMT -5
| 22nd April 2006 | Orlando, FL|
The TNA IMPACT! Opening video is played and afterwards, a pyro display begins tshowing that Impact! is on the air. The cameras swing around the Impact! zone and stop at the commentator’s table where Don West and Mike Tenay welcome everyone to the show. They announces on a graphic that tonights main event was going to be “The King of the Mountain” Jeff Jarrett facing of against former 2x World Champion, Ron Killings. The cameras turn to the ring for the opening match between two knockouts.
Opening Match: MsChif defeated Angel Williams after connecting with Desecrator to get the three count. Two more female wrestlers debuted this week on Impact! Angel Williams was training down in DSW but wasn’t happy and ended up here, MsChif one of the top female woman wrestlers on the independent scene. Excellent match anyway. It came to an end after MsChif connected with her finisher, Desecrator, which is a scissored ddt. It was enough to get the win.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with Giant Bernard, Bernard says that what happened to Samoa Joe two weeks ago wasn’t his planning, Jeff Jarrett took advantage of a situation. Bernard says that he is going to win at Lockdown whether or not he has to go through Jeff Jarrett to win the match. Bernard then walks of screen.
The cameras turn to another location where Christopher Daniels is talking with former triple x partner, Elix Skipper. Daniels says that tonight, Elix is facing of against the NWA World Heavyweight champion, Abyss tonight so it’s his change to help Daniels out in weakening Abyss for Lockdown. Daniels says that if Skipper is successful in doing this, he will be the first man to get a title shot against Daniels. Daniels then walks away.
Match Two: The Spanish Announce Team defeated The Ghetto Thugs after connecting with the Spanish Fly on Jay-Zin to get the three count. Not a special match, the two teams were just slightly to different. Jose and Joel Maximo wrestled a really fast paced match along with Jay-Zin but when Shad Gaspard came in the match just slowed down. The end of the match came with a dropkick to Shad Gaspard, knocking him of the apron allowing Jose and Joel to connect with the Spanish Fly on Jay-Zin to get the three count.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with the rather crazy Lucy Furr, formally Daffney of WCW. Lucy says that at Lockdown, she will defeat Gail Kim and make her name known as the greatest woman wrestler ever.
The cameras turn to the titantron where a video plays showing Chris Benoit sitting down in Stu Hart’s dungeon with Bret Hart, the video also shows Benoit working out and what not. At the end of the video, text appears on screen saying “Chris Benoit is coming to TNA”
Match Three: Abyss defeated Elix Skipper after connecting with the Black Hole Slam to get the three count. Abyss was dominant during the whole match, Skipper was just destroyed, after connecting with the Black Hole Slam, Abyss got the three count but after the bell, Christopher Daniels slid in to the ring with two steal chairs. Daniels began to attack Abyss with one of the chairs and Abyss sort of slumped down on to his knees. James Mitchell then made his first appeance in TNA for several months by actually standing in front of Abyss, defending him from Christopher Daniels but Mitchell who was holding the second chair swung the chair around and cracked it of the head of Abyss. The fans looked on shock as James Mitchell raised the hand of Christopher Daniels in to the air.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with Konnan, Hernandez and Low-Ki, better known as The Latin American Xchange. Konnan says that at Lockdown they will defeat another pair of Americans but not only will they defeat them, they will destroy them, and this will keep happening until management gives Low-Ki and Hernandez an NWA World tag team title shot.
The cameras turn to the commentator’s table where they run down the Lockdown Card for tomorrow night, they mainly highlight the Samoa Joe vs Giant Bernard vs Jeff Jarrett match as well as the NWA World Heavyweight championship match between Abyss and Christopher Daniels.
Main Event: Jeff Jarrett defeated Ron Killings after connecting with the Stroke to get the three count. Great main event match, Jarrett and Killings went back and forth for nearly the entire match and it eventually came to an end with Jarrett side stepping out of the Scissors Kick and quickly connecting with the Stroke to get the three count. After the bell, Samoa Joe’s theme music hit the Impact! zone as Samoa Joe ran down to the ring. Joe and Jarrett brawled in the middle of the ring for about twenty seconds before Giant Bernard hit the ring and knocked both men down with a double clothesline. Both men got up at the same time and Bernard wrapped both of his hands around Samoa Joe looking to connect with the Baldo Bomb but he let go and decided to do the move on Jeff Jarrett. He lifted Jarrett in to the air but Joe then locked a standing Coquina clutch, causing Bernard to release Jeff, Jeff then picked up Mr. Acoustic and swung it hard at Bernard who quickly managed to get out of the clutch and once again, the guitar smashed of the head of Samoa Joe. Bernard who was now behind Jarrett then connected with the Baldo Bomb on Jarrett as the final Impact! before Lockdown went of the air.
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Post by kurtangleisgod on Jun 20, 2008 17:12:47 GMT -5
Great Impact Hammers. Another solid womens match, and good Bernard promo. Abyss/Skipper was good, especially after Daniels tried to recruit Elix lol. Mitchell turning is awesome, yet sad. I love him with Abyss. Main event kept things good with a great match, and Bernard owning Jeff at the end is a nice touch.
Return a reply to Raw vs Impact?
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jun 22, 2008 12:39:13 GMT -5
Live on Pay-Per-View, 23rd April 2006, Orlando, FL
Main Event - NWA World Heavyweight Championship: Abyss vs Christopher Daniels
Triple Threat Match: Jeff Jarrett vs Giant Bernard vs Samoa Joe
TNA X-Division Championship: Chris Sabin vs Jimmy Rave
X-Division Escape: Sonjay Dutt vs Petey Williams vs Jerry Lynn vs Amazing Red vs Takuya Sugi vs Jay Lethal
Tag Team Match:
The Briscoe's vs Latin American Xchange
Singles Match: Raven vs Rhino
Tag Team Match - NWA World Tag Team Championships:
Alex Shelley & Austin Aries vs Raven's Flock vs Hardy Brothers
Knockouts Match: Gail Kim vs Lucy Furr
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jun 25, 2008 17:41:03 GMT -5
| 23rd April 2006 | Orlando, FL |
“TNA Wrestling may show scenes that aren’t suitable for children, please don’t try this at home.”
A video plays highlighting the feuds building up to Lockdown 2006, some of these feuds include Abyss vs Christopher Daniels. Samoa Joe vs Giant Bernard vs Jeff Jarrett. Chris Sabin vs Jimmy Rave. LAX vs The Briscoes, and Gail Kim vs Lucy Furr. After the video plays, a firework display hits the stage as the screaming TNA fans chant “TNA! TNA! TNA! TNA!” as loud as the can. After the firework display finishes, the cameras swing around the Impact! zone and finally stop at Mike Tenay and Don West where they talk about tonight’s show, mainly talking about how every match tonight will be in the six sides of steal. The cameras turn to the ring where the opening match is about to begin, the opening match is the X-Division Xcape match with the winner facing the X-Division champion next week on Impact for the title.
Match One: Jay Lethal defeated Amazing Red, Petey Williams, Jerry Lynn, Takuya Sugi & Sonjay Dutt after escaping the cage with him and Jerry Lynn being the final two men. Fast paced action from the start, Petey Williams showcased his ability first by eliminating Takuya Sugi first with the Canadian Destroyer, shortly after Jerry Lynn eliminated Sonjay Dutt with the cradle piledriver, which left Lynn, Red, Lethal and Petey Williams. Sonjay was the next man eliminated after missing the Hindu Press but managing to roll out of it, unfortunately for Dutt, as soon as he got up to his feet, he was met with Amazing Red who kicked him in the gut and followed up by connecting with Code Red to get the three count. The final three men brawled with each other more than anything else, Amazing Red eventually got eliminated after Lethal connected with a dragon suplex, which Red sold amazingly well, making the move look as if it should of killed him. Lethal pinned Red to eliminated him from the match thus leaving Lethal and Lynn as the final two men. Lethal and Lynn continued the match for another five odd minutes before both men headed to the top of the cage. As both men threw over one leg, they were now sitting at the top of the cage, this saw Lethal lift one of his legs, kicking Lynn in the side of the head, Jerry fell over and was hanging up side down, in the ring side of the cage from his hamstring as Lethal climbed down and won the match. Officials quickly got in to the ring to get Lynn out of the painful situation he was in.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels and James Mitchell. Mitchell tells Borash why he did what he did, he says that Abyss didn’t want him as his manager anymore because Mitchell was to “evil”, Mitchell laughed at this point and said that you people have not seen nothing yet, he says that tonight, Christopher Daniels will become the NWA World Heavyweight champion.
The cameras then turn back to the ring where the ring announcer is getting ready to announce the following match, the knockouts match featuring Gail Kim & Lucy Furr.
Match Two: Gail Kim defeated Lucy Furr after connecting with a crossbody from the top of the cage to get the three count. The match itself wasn’t violent as the men’s matches, as in they didn’t really use the cage to their advantage but during the match, Gail did get busted open after Lucy connected with a Sling Shot, sending Gail face first in to the solid steal cage. The match continued with Lucy Furr in control for most of it, she even connecting with a diving hurricirana from ¾’s up the cage that looked as if it went slightly wrong, Lucy looked Dazed after connecting with the move. Shortly after, Gail got back in to the match and connected with a Downward Spiral before climbing to the top of the cage. Lucy was in the middle of the ring and was back to a vertical base but not for long as Gail dived from the top and crashed in to Lucy. The referee then counted the three count and claimed Gail Kim the winner.
The cameras turn to the commentator’s table where they talk about the knockouts match for a minute or so while the knockouts made their way to the back, as soon as everything was sorted, the cameras turned back to the ring where the announcer announced that the following match was for the NWA World Tag Team championships.
Match Three – NWA World Tag Team championships: Alex Shelley & Austin Aries defeated The Hardy Brothers and Raven’s Flock after Austin Aries connected with the 450 Splash on Jeff Hardy to get the three count. The match was under tornado tag team rules so all six men were in the ring at once, so basically everyone had someone to fight for the whole match. All six men worked a great match and the finish eventually came with Jeff Hardy taking an insane whisper in the wind from the top of the cage, knocking out everyone including his brother. The only man he missed to hit was Austin Aires who quickly jumped up to the top rope and he jumped of, connecting with the 450 Splash on Jeff to get the three count. Austin Aries and Alex Shelley raise their tag team titles in the air before clearing the ring.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with “king of the mountain” Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett says that he hopes Daniels wins the World title tonight so he can finally challenge for the belt once more, but to make matters worse, TNA Management have banned Jarrett from the ring/ringside during the main event. Jarrett then pays attention to his match tonight against Bernard & Samoa Joe. Jarrett says that he brought Bernard to TNA and now he has betrayed him, he ends the interview by saying he doesn’t know what’s more important tonight, pinning his former friend, Giant Bernard or ending the undefeated streak of Samoa Joe.
The cameras return back to ringside where the ring announcer is getting ready to announce the next match between Raven and Rhino.
Match Four: Raven defeated Rhino after connecting with the Raven Effect DDT to get the three count. Raven came down to the ring with a trolley of weapons, sort of like his wwf run, he threw all of the weapons in to the ring and held a kendo stick up like a sword as Rhino ran down to the ring, the match started with Raven swinging the Kendo stick like a baseball bat with Rhino ducking underneath, turning around and catching Raven with the Spinebuster. The rest of the match was basically a slugfest; several weapon shots with cookie sheets, steal chairs and even a frying pan. The end of the match eventually came with Rhino going for the gore, Raven dropped to the canvas and connected with the drop toe hold that saw Rhino go throat first across the chair. Rhino was dazed and Raven finished the match with the Raven Effect DDT to get the win.
The cameras turn to the commentator’s where they do the whole reply, talk about the match thing while the ring is being cleared of all the weapons, once everything is ready, the cameras turn back to the ring where the ring announcer is ready to announce the next match, Latin American Xchange vs The Briscoe Brothers.
Match Five: The Latin American Xchange defeated The Briscoe’s after Hernandez connected with the Border Toss on Jay Briscoe allowing Low-Ki to get the three count. Unlike the previous tag team match, this was contested under normal tag team rules so it was only two people in the ring at one time (according to the rules) The Briscoe’s worked a solid match (I give them grieve in real life tbh.) but for most of the match it seemed as if Hernandez just dominated them. As the match was progressing, The Briscoe’s got back in to the back and at times it seemed as if they had it won but at the end of the match, Low-Ki connected with the Ki Krusher on Mark Briscoe while Hernandez connected with the Border Toss on Jay Briscoe to give the Latin American Xchange the win.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with “Big Sexy” Kevin Nash, Nash says that he feels he has been sitting on the side for to long and maybe it’s time for him to get back in to the ring. The cameras then turn back to the ring for the next match involving Chris Sabin and Jimmy Rave.
Match Six – TNA X-Division Championship: Chris Sabin defeated Jimmy Rave after connecting with the Cradle Shock to get the three count. Fast paced action from the start and unlike a few of the previous matches; the Cage wasn’t used a lot. Rave looked impressive and on a few occasions, the title seemed to be his, once highlight from the match had to be Rave connecting with the Tilt A Whirl in to an armbar. Sabin managed to roll out of the move how ever, The match continued on and Sabin got things going his way after connecting with an awesome looking missile dropkick from the top rope that was right on target, Rave got back up to his feet, charged at Sabin who ducked underneath a clothesline, lifted Rave on to his shoulders and slammed him down with the Cradle Shock to get the three count. After the bell, Sabin held his X-Division title in the air.
The cameras turn to the titantron where a video plays to highlight the feud between Jeff Jarrett, Samoa Joe & Giant Bernard, their match is up next.
Match Seven: Samoa Joe defeated Jeff Jarrett & Giant Bernard after connecting with the Muscle Buster on Jeff Jarrett to get the three count. The match turned bloody for Giant Bernard after Jarrett threw him in to the cage several times, he seemingly didn’t do much, I think he might of got hurt as he was limping a bit following some stiff kicks from Samoa Joe but it was hard to tell, Jarrett nearly won the match with A stroke from the top rope but Joe countered it and connected with the Russian legsweep, sending Jarrett hard in to the steal cage structure. Both men then fell down to the canvas and Bernard tried to steel the pin fall but Joe managed to kick out. The match continued for a little while longer, Bernard tried to finished the match with the Bicycle kick but Jarrett ducked underneath and quickly connected with the Stroke, Samoa Joe then threw Jarrett in to the corner, connecting with a back hand slap and a kick to the head, this aloud Joe to then connect with the Muscle Buster to get the three count.
The cameras turn to the commentator’s table where Mike Tenay and Don West talk about the match, after that a video is played to highlight the feud between “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels and Abyss, because the main event match up is next.
Main Event – NWA World Heavyweight Championship: Abyss defeated Christopher Daniels w/ James Mitchell after connecting with the Shock Treatment to get the three count. Daniels played a smart game here, stayed away, attacked the legs and once he got Abyss down to the canvas, it was all him for a good eight or so minutes with non-stop attacking. Abyss battled back up to his feet and after Daniels’ charged at him, Abyss hit the Black Hole Slam but surprisingly Christopher Daniels kicked out, he got a big pop for it as well. The match continued with Abyss in control but out of nowhere, Daniels connected with the running calf kick knocking Abyss down to the canvas, shortly following this Daniels connected with the Angels Wings but he only got a two count. Daniels decided to climb the cage, at the top he leaped of with the moonsault but Abyss rolled over as Daniels hit the canvas hard, both men slowly got up to their feet and Abyss finished the match of with the Shock Treatment to give him the win, he raised the NWA World Championship in the air after the bell as James Mitchell looked on with hatred in his eyes.
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Post by lariato on Jun 25, 2008 17:45:36 GMT -5
Awesome Lockdown, buddy. I liked how Abyss beat Daniels, and a Joe/Bernard feud sounds awesome. Drop a reply to ECW?
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Post by Iron Man on Jun 25, 2008 17:51:17 GMT -5
LockDown was great man. Nice graphic btw but not a fan of the Lock Down logo/font used. Aries/Shelley winning the match was pure awesome man. Really enjoyed it and glad they won it. Raven/Rhino was ok. Not a fan of Rhino at all but Raven getting the win is great. Another world title run for him plz. Sabin/Rave also looked pretty good. Pretty obvious imo that Sabin would win the match. Main Event was alright. Not a fan of Daniels in the main event unless it is with someone like Joe or AJ tbh. Anyway not suprised Abyss retained here. Looked like an awesome match I just don't see Daniels as a credible main eventer but thats just me. Overall a good show Hammer's. Keep up the good work man
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Post by kurtangleisgod on Jun 25, 2008 21:14:52 GMT -5
Lockdown was superb. I liked the opener, Lethal winning is great, hopefully he gets a nice push, and challenges Sabin for the title. Kim winning is awesome, great finish to. I'm so happy Aries/Shelley won the title match. LAX winning is good, I like them a lot more than the Briscoes. Raven over Rhino is good, I was happy either way. Not a fan of Joe winning the triple threat, but it was nicely done. Very happy to see Abyss win the title match, thinking about it. Abyss has been great in your diary so far.
Another great show Hammers!
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Post by Jord on Jun 26, 2008 12:21:55 GMT -5
Lockdown was awesome, Chris as I told you on MSN. The ending to the tag team title match was ing superb, I really liked it. Joe winning was awesome, as was Abyss retaining the gold. Sabin/Rave sounded good, and nice to see Sabin retain the X-Division belt.
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Post by Overnight Sensation on Jun 26, 2008 12:27:21 GMT -5
Lockdown was really good..lots of detail into all of the matches
the Tag Title match was supberb and Hardy, the way he botches I could see that happening The X-scape match seemed really well paced all of the matches were ace quality
check out my ECW
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Post by Rated R on Jun 26, 2008 13:26:45 GMT -5
Lockdown was an awesome show man. Lethal getting the win in the Xscape match was pretty cool, and the way it ended sounded great. I wasn't overly fussed on the Knockout's match, but it sounded pretty cool, and it's good to see Kim getting the win. Awesome to see Shelley & Aries getting the win, and I hope you continue with a long title run. Raven/ Rhino sounded like a great match, and I love that Raven brought all the weapons to the ring. LAX/ Briscoes is a match that I would like to see, since I like both teams. Good to see LAX going over, and I hope that you move them on to the tag title feud soon. Sabin retaining the X title is great, and Joe going over was the right move to make. Abyss/ Daniels sounded like a cool match, although I would have liked Daniels to win the gold it's always good to see him in the main event.
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Post by fallenhero on Jun 26, 2008 14:51:45 GMT -5
Jesus Hammers, that show was ing longer than...most of my diaries. - I don't care for most of the people in the opener, but if not Lynn, I'm glad Lethal won, that match was fairly well written as well. - Mitchell/Daniels promo was good, looking forward to the main event. - Women's wrestling is pretty meh in my book, glad Gail won the cage match over Lucy Furr (who?). - That tag titles match was awesome, though I wish the Hardys would have won. - Jarrett promo was good, and I hope Bernard ing kills him and Joe. - Raven and Rhino was another well booked, well written match. I like both guys, so to me it didn't matter who won. - LAX/Briscoes left me going 'meh'. I hate both teams, so I kinda skipped over the match. - Sabin/Rave sounded ing champion, at that point (mid 06), I would have like to see that match. - Argh, Joe won the triple threat. Can Bernard not catch a break? I mean ffs, he had that crapwon. - GREAT ending to the main event, so glad Abyss retained, and I look forward to seeing where you take that feud from here. All in all, a hell of a well written show, and I'm looking forward to the next show, Hebrew Hammers.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 26, 2008 15:15:54 GMT -5
- Women's wrestling is pretty meh in my book, glad Gail won the cage match over Lucy Furr (who?). I am pretty sure that Lucy Furr is former WCW valet Daffney.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2008 2:52:57 GMT -5
LockDown! was amazing! I loved the ladies match! As well as the Raven's Flock vs. Hardy's vs. Aries and Shelly! That'd be a match, I'd pay to see! Also, liked the Joe vs. Bernard vs. Jarrett match! Please, check out World Wrestling Federation '87?
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Post by Jord on Jul 1, 2008 3:01:33 GMT -5
- Women's wrestling is pretty meh in my book, glad Gail won the cage match over Lucy Furr (who?). I am pretty sure that Lucy Furr is former WCW valet Daffney. Yeah, that's her.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jul 20, 2008 16:14:41 GMT -5
Wrestling news & rumors:
- Lockdown was said to be a sucsessful event, the main event played of well and many people are liking "Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels in the main event scene, there is expected to be a rematch at the next Pay-Per-View, Sacrifice.
- Chris Benoit is expected to debut on the next Impact! there was problems with contract issues last month mainly because of the WWE but those problems have been sorted, there is plans for a feud with either Samoa Joe or Christopher Daniels.
- UK wrestler, Doug Williams has been contacted about joing TNA, Doug Williams mainly wrestled in the United Kingdom based promotion, FWA, famous for producing Paul Burchill.
- Chris Sabin has asked the "upper-management" people in TNA for a programme with Charlie Haas, if the idea happens, it is likely that Charlie Haas will be playing the heel.
- WWE wrestler Eddie Guerrero is expected to return to action soon, Eddie hasn't been in the ring since his heart attack back in November, it is expected that for the first few months of his return he will be stuck in a slow paced feud.
- With TNA going 2 hours starting September, there was words going around that TNA would be moving to a different station but they have mentioned no plans to move away from Spike TV.
- TNA are unsure about bringing in a Woman's title, it has been confirmed a male midcard title will be brought in around September but a Woman's title is only being talked about.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jul 20, 2008 18:29:19 GMT -5
| 29th April 2006 | Orlando, FL |
Impact! goes on the air after a recap video for Lockdown 2008 plays on the screen. The video mainly highlights the main parts of each match, who won what and so on, after the video, Impact! starts of with the usual pyro display before the cameras turn to the commentator's table where Mike Tenay & Don West welcome everybody to the show.
The entrance music of "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels plays across the Impact! Zone as Christopher Daniels and his manager, James Mitchell make their way down to the ring, Daniels grabs a microphone and tells everyone that he had the NWA World Heavyweight Championship won last week but he lost outt in the dying minutes trying to please the fans by going to the top of the cage, Daniels says that there won't be any more trying to please the fans because from now on, he doesn't give a s**t about them. Daniels' then demands his rematch for the title against Abyss and expects Abyss to make his way down to the ring. An unknown theme hits the PA System but the crowd give a mega-pop as "Chris Benoit" appears on the TNA-Tron, Benoit makes his way down to the ring with the crowd screaming and once inside, Benoit says that he is proud to be apart of the TNA roster and that he had to come out here and tell Daniels that he is being a cry baby. Benoit says he didn't moan about loosing title matches because he know that if he worked hard he would recieve another shot. Daniels tells Benoit to shut up and that he isn't anything here in TNA, DAniels' says that Benoit will have to work his way from the bottom here and he doesn't expect that to happen. Benoit laughs it off and challanges Christopher Daniels to a match tonight which Daniels accepts as TNA goes to a commerical break.
1) TNA X-Division Champion Chris Sabin defeated. Psychosis in a non-title match - Fantastic opening match for Impact!, Psychosis has been very impressive since returning to TNA with his mask but he couldn't get the job done tonight as he attempted to finish the match with a crossbody, Sabin took the move, rolled backwards and showed a great deal of stength lifting Psychosis in to the air on to his shoulders and delivering the Cradle Shock to get the three count. After the bell, Charlie Haas slid in to the ring and cracked Sabin in the head with the X-Division championship, Haas then locked in the Haas of Pain as Sabin yelled in pain.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash is standing by with "The Undefeated Samoan Submission Machine" Samoa Joe. Joe cuts a promo about how he is still undefeated in TNA and how he defeated Jeff Jarrett and Giant Bernard last week at Lock Down, he goes on to say that Abyss has had a strong title reign but that will soon come to an end.
2) Delirious defeated. Johnny Devine - First appearance for Johnny Devine in a good few months but he showed no sign of ring rust and both men put on an exelent showing. Delirious however remained undefeated in TNA after connecting with the Bizarro Driver to get the three count.
The cameras turn to the back where Jeremy Borash interviews the NWA World Tag Team Champions, Alex Shelley & Austin Aries, the two men are happy to still be tag team champions after seven months but arn't surprised at all that they still have the titles, just then America's Most Wanted appear on screen and say that their title reign has been a sham for the past seven months and that it should be them holding the titles, not Shelley/Aries, the interview ends with AMW challanging Aries & Shelley to a title match next week on Impact!.
3) Giant Bernard defeated. two random jobbers - The two unknown people were not TNA workers but were tiny, could probably hold the title in some back yard promotion, still they did their job and earned the wages by selling Bernard's monster attack, Bernard finished of the match with a Baldo Bomb on jobber #2.
The cameras turn to the back where Matt & Jeff Hardy are talking to each other about their lose at Lockdown, at first, the two men agree that they could of had the match won but by the end of the segment, the two men are arguing over who's to blame over the result, Matt Hardy storms of, slamming the door on his way out.
Main Event) Chris Benoit defeated. Christopher Daniels by countout - Fantastic main event match for Impact, didn't get the time it deserved but at least no clean winner came out of this encounter. The match went back and forth but in the end it looked like Benoit had it won after locking in the Crippler Crossface, Daniels rolled out after nearly being in the move for a minutes and he retreated out of the ring, Daniels got counted out but smiled as he made his way up to the tunnel, the smile was wiped of his face as the entrance music of NWA World Heavyweight Champion, Abyss hit the PA System, Abyss chased Daniels' down the ramp and in to the ring, Daniels' ran straight in to Benoit, turned around to retreat but walked straight in to a Black Hole Slam from Abyss, Abyss held the world title in the air as Benoit grinned, looking on.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jul 21, 2008 6:20:44 GMT -5
- We can confirm that Chris Sabin will be defending the TNA X-Division championship at Sacrifice against Charlie Haas.
- In an interview with Samoa Joe, Joe had some heated words for TNA's newest superstar, Chris Benoit, Joe challanged Benoit to a match at Sacrifice.
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