TNA - 2007

Yes, I also like the idea of Goals. I have never seen that before. Good Job, TNA is my speciality, so I will be watching closely!

The opening intro plays and TNA Impact is underway. The camera zooms towards Don West and Mike Tenay who welcome everyone to another show of Impact.

Mike Tenay: Hello everyone and welcome to Impact. We have an incredible line up for you tonight as the main event will be the War Machine Rhine and Sting to take on the NWA World Champion, Christian Cage and his new found friend in Abyss.

Don West: That’s right, Mike. Tonight’s show is going to be of the chain because another awesome match we have tonight is the Olympic hero; Kurt Angle will go one on one against the Fallen Angel, Christopher Daniels.

Mike Tenay: Christopher Daniels has been through a change in the past month and we have seen a darker side of him come out, but will that be enough for him to score a victory over Kurt Angle.

The camera zooms to the back where a Low Rider pulls up with four people in the car. All three members of LAX step out followed by a forth man. This man has an Afro and is part of the Porto Rican community. The live audience cheer as they see the former WWE superstar, Carlos Cool better known as Carlito. All four men seem to be having a good time but Homicide walks towards the ring curtains for his match against Jerry Lynn. Koonan, Hernandez and Carlos Cool walk around the backstage area continuing to talk.

Mike Tenay: Did you see who LAX had with them! You don’t think they have recruited Carlos Cool to join the Latin American Exchange, do you?

Match 1: Homicide vs Jerry Lynn

The opening match for TNA Impact was a fast paced one but with LAX busy talking to Carlos Colon backstage, Homicide was left on his own to go against the X-Division Pioneer, Jerry Lynn. Homicide didn’t have enough, as he was about to hit the Gringo Killa for the finish, Jerry managed to flip out of the move then kneeing Homicide in the gut. Lynn places Homicide between his legs and he lifts Homicide in to the air. Jerry plants Homicide down head first with the cradle pile driver and he gets the three count. Just then, Hernandez runs down the entrance ramp and he jumps Jerry Lynn from behind. Hernandez over powers Lynn and he lifts him in to the air and hits the Border Toss. At the same time Konnan and Carlos Cool make their way down to the ring, Carlos with a bat in hand. As they enter, Homicide and Hernandez bring Lynn to his knees, holding his hands behind his arms. Konnan who has a mic in hand starts talking saying, “Look at his American piece of trash. He has nothing on us. He scores a victory over us and look what he gets for it. The beating of a lifetime”. Konnan then turns towards Carlos Cool and says “ Carlos, you know what to do, you are one of us, now finish of the job.” Carlos smiles as he moves towards Lynn with the bat. He lifts the bat in to the air. As the bat seems to be coming down, Carlos swings in a different direction and the bat connects of the head of Hernandez. Carlos continues using the bat on Homicide to free Lynn and just as he turns to Konnan, he retreats out of the ring. Carlos picks up the dropped Mic and says “ I don’t want nothing to do with your LAX! I am proud to be Porto Rican and I am proud to be Amercian!” Carlos helps Lynn back up to his feet as the leave the ring and walk up the entrance ramp for the faces.

Don West: I guess we know were Carlos Cool stands with the LAX.

Mike Tenay: And thank goodness he did, otherwise I think we would be seeing Jerry Lynn in a bloody mess right now.

As TNA comes back from commercial and a reply is played for the ending from the first match. The entrance music of Alex Shelley plays letting everyone know that the second match of the evening is about to start.

Mike Tenay: Alex Shelley is making his way down to the ring, where he is going to face of against Senshi and Jay Lethal to determine who will receive an X-Division title match next week against the Champion, Chris Sabin.

Match 2: Alex Shelley vs Senshi vs Jay Lethal

Another fast paced, high flying match produced by TNA’s X-Division stars. In the end it was Jay Lethal managing to win by hitting the Flying Dynamite on to Alex Shelley for the victory. Highlights from the match included Senshi hitting the Warriors Way on to Shelley but then receiving a super kick from Jay Lethal. Shelley also hit the Ninja on to Jay Lethal but Senshi broke up the pinning attempt. After the match, Jay Lethal celebrates in the ring while Shelley looks annoyed over the loss. Senshi makes his way back up to the back while the cameras zooms towards Don West and Mike Tenay.

Mike Tenay: There we have it, Jay Lethal will receive the X-Division Title shot next week on TNA Impact, where he goes one on one against the champion, Chris Sabin, what a match that will be.

Don West: Mike, I am getting word that we need to go to the back, something is happening in the backstage area.

As the camera turns to the backstage area we can see Carlos Cool being thrown in to a wall by Hernandez while Konnan and Homicide are attacking Jerry Lynn on the concrete floor. Konnan turns towards the lifeless body of Carlos and he begins screaming in to his face about never pulling a fast one on the LAX and that their lives are going to be a living hell till the LAX see fit. The LAX walks of screen and the cameras return to Don West and Mike Tenay.

Mike Tenay: Carlos Cool and Jerry Lynn need help, someone get paramedics to the back area. LAX have crossed the line once again.

Don West: Carlos and Lynn need help alright, but there is going to be some strong retribution in store for the LAX.

The entrance music of Christopher Daniels hits the PA System as he is seen walking down the heel side of the entrance ramps. As he enters the ring, he takes of his robe and awaits for Kurt Angle.

Match 3: Christopher Daniels vs Kurt Angle

TNA’s third match of the night and another fan pleaser. The match ended in boo’s however when Kurt Angle hit the Olympic Slam on Daniels and looked to go for the Ankle lock, however James Mitchell made his way down the entrance ramp and stood on the ring apron to get Angle’s attention. As Angle begins shouting at James Mitchell. Christopher Daniels gets back up to his feet and quickly covers Angle with a schoolboy, holding on to the singlet for extra leverage. The ref counts the three count and Daniels quickly leaves the ring to where he shakes hands with James Mitchell. Angle is furious as he shouts at the referee. Angle leaves the ring and walks up the entrance ramp as Daniels and James Mitchell shake hands on the other side of the building.

Mike Tenay: Christopher Daniels pulled a fast one on Kurt Angle, and he has aligned himself with the devil, James Mitchell.

Don West: Daniels has shocked this arena here tonight and Angle is going nuts as he makes his way to the back.

Mike Tenay: Do you really blame him? He had the match won till James Mitchell had to come out.

The camera zooms backstage where we see Rhino entering the locker room of his partner for tonight’s main event, Sting. Rhino closes the door behind him so no one can enter but on the way out of Stings locker room, Rhino says “Make sure your ready for tonight, Sting.”

Mike Tenay: Up next is our main event as Rhino and Sting take on the NWA World Champion Christian Cage and the Monster Abyss. This is going to be a match to see so ladies and gentlemen, please don’t go any where and we will be right back from this last commercial break.

As TNA Impact comes back from commercial, Abyss and Christian Cage are already waiting in the ring. The music of Rhino hits the PA System and Rhino charges down the entrance ramp but he waits before entering the ring, for his partner Sting.

Main Event: Sting and Rhino vs Christian Cage and Abyss

The main event of the night ended in chaos as Sting and Rhino seemed to have the match won but Sting didn’t care about winning the match anymore, he just wanted to inflict punishment on the two men he was up against. Sting set a table up in one of the six corners and he held Christian in front of him in front of the table. As Rhino is charging for the gore, Sting releases Cage so he can move out of the way but Rhino charges not at Christian but instead he gores right in to Sting and both men crash through the table. The referee can’t DQ Rhino for putting his partner through a table so as Rhino leaves the ring; Christian Cage covers Sting for the victory. After the match Abyss makes his way to the back and Cage gets a mic. He begins mocking Sting, saying he can’t trust anyone but the speech is cut short as the gothic entrance music of Raven hits and the camera zooms on Raven walking through the crowd and down to the ring. Once Raven gets in to the ring, Cage asks what the hell Raven is doing out here but before Raven can answer, Cage begins throwing punches and knees to attack Raven. Cage whips Raven of the ropes but on the rebound, Raven hits Cage with a clothesline knocking him down to the canvas. As Cage gets up, Raven quickly hits the Raven Effect DDT to knock Christian Cage unconscious. Raven picks the NWA World title of the canvas and he lifts it in the air before dropping it on to of Christian Cage.

Mike Tenay: We have seen two stories’ start here tonight! Rhino has betrayed Sting and Raven has challenged Christian Cage for the World Title!

Don West: What did Rhino betray Sting for? I can’t wait for next weeks Impact!

The TNA Impact logo appears on the bottom corner of the screen and TNA Impact comes to an end with Raven walking to the back with Cage struggling to get to his feet in the ring.

I like it a lot, especially how you have goals for yourself. I hope you don't drop it like you did with 1995, because you had something there. Keep up the good work.

The opening credits for TNA Impact plays across the arena and the pyro implodes as the show begins. The camera zooms towards the commentating table where Don West and Mike Tenay are talking to the fans watching at home.

Mike Tenay: Hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome to another addition of TNA Impact.

Don West: Tonight’s show is going to be big, Mike. Tonight in our main event, we will see Abyss take on Raven. Raven, last week made his actions speak louder than words and we all know what he wants.

Mike Tenay: He wants the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, but to get that he has to go through Christian Cage and knowing Cage’s dirty ways. The rest of the Christian Coalition will be involved as well.

Don West: We are told that Jim Cornette is in his office and has an announcement for us all regarding Lockdown, this Sunday night. Let’s head over to the back.

Jim Cornette is seen on camera in his office hold a sheet of notes. He begins talking about last week’s show and how it ended with Raven coming down and attacking Christian Cage, as well as Rhino hitting the Gore on his partner Sting. Cornette then says that at Lockdown we will see the NWA World Title up for grabs as Christian Cage defends the title against Raven. He also makes another match in Rhino and Sting. Cornette then makes one last match but it is for tonight. He says that tonight their will be a tag match where Sting will team up with the Olympic gold medallist, Kurt Angle and they will go up against the War Machine Rhino and Christopher Daniels. Cornette finishes of by saying he has some work to get done so continue on with the show. The cameras then turn back to the commentating table with Don West and Mike Tenay.

Mike Tenay: Did you hear that? Two matches made for Lockdown and an incredible tag team match made for tonight. Jim Cornette sure knows what these people want.

Don West: That is for sure, Mike. I can’t wait for Lockdown now. Raven vs Christian Cage! Sting vs Rhino! And remember, all these matches take place in the six sides of steel.

As everyone waits for the opening match to take place, the music of Jay Lethal hits over the PA System, letting everyone know that the X-Division title match is up next.

Match 1: X Division Title Match: Chris Sabin© vs Jay Lethal

The opening match for impact and there is no better way than with the X-Division. These two put on an awesome match for the crowd. The match finishes with Sabin down on the canvas and Lethal on the top rope. Lethal jumps going for the Diving Dynimite but Sabin moves out of the way. Both men get up to their feet and Sabin tries to finish the match of with the Shellshock but Lethal manages to get free. Lethal attempts to go for a dragon suplex but Sabin lifts his leg and he connects with a low blow with out the ref seeing. Sabin rolls Lethal up with a bridge and he gets the three count. Sabin quickly raises the belt in the air before leaving the ring as Jay Lethal gets back up to a vertical base. Lethal continues to hold his groin as Sabin walks to the entrance ramp for the heels.

Mike Tenay: Lethal looked as if he was going to win the X-Division title but Chris Sabin stole the victory. I am not enjoying Sabin’s new attitude towards winning matches now days.

Don West: It’s a shame but a great match non-the less. Hopefully we will see another encounter between these two.

Impact goes to commercial and when it returns we see Shark Boy and Eric Young standing in the ring waiting for their opponents. The music of The Latin American Exchange hits the PA System and the next match appears to be under way.

Match 2: Eric Young & Shark Boy vs Hernandez & Homicide

The second match ends quickly with Shark Boy and Eric Young putting up a valiant effort against the LAX. Shark Boy tried to finish the match of with his Diamond Dust attack in the corner on Homicide but Hernandez caught Shark Boy and threw him up on to his shoulders. At the same time Homicide set Eric Young up for the cop Killa and the two members of LAX hit the Cop Killa and the Border Toss at the same time. Homicide covers Shark Boy for the victory. Hernandez and Homicide celebrate in the ring but only for a brief time as Carlos Cool and Jerry Lynn sprint down to the ring. Both men are wielding chairs and Carlos manages to connect his of the head of Hernandez. He falls out of the ring and Homicide follows in retreat from the chair ambush from Carlos and Jerry Lynn. Lynn gets a mic and says that he has just spoken to Jim Cornette and he has made a match for lockdown for the tag team titles. Lynn drops the mic and Carlos Cool and Jerry Lynn make their way back up the entrance ramp.

Mike Tenay: At Lockdown, it’s going to be the LAX defending the tag titles against Carlos Cool and Jerry Lynn, and of coarse it’s going to be in the six sides of steel!

Don West: That’s going to be an awesome match but up next we have the tag team match between Sting and Angle against Rhino and Christopher Daniels! I can’t wait!

The entrance music of Christopher Daniels plays over the arena and the 3rd match of the night is underway. Rhino follows after Daniels who is accompanied by his new manager, James Mitchell. Sting and Kurt Angle make their separate entrances and the bell rings for the match to start.

Match 3: Rhino & Christopher Daniels vs Sting & Kurt Angle.

Just like last week, James Mitchell got involved in the match by hooking Angles leg with his cane. Angle turned around to shout at James Mitchell but when he turned around again, Angle was gored by Rhino. Daniels comes of the top rope with the Best Moonsault Ever and he covers Angle for the three count. Sting who was on the outside recovering from a Gore from Rhino didn’t get in to the ring in time. Sting crawls in to the ring and a table has been set up in the corner. Daniels’ throws Sting in front of the table and he receives another gore threw the table. Stings lays motionless as James Mitchell, Christopher Daniels and Rhino make their way up the entrance ramp for the Heels. Angle begins crawling towards Sting to see if he is ok.

Mike Tenay: That is two weeks in a row; Rhino has gored Sting through a table. But this week we knew it was coming. Angle was left in a two on one after the attack from both men on the out side.

Don West: I can’t wait for Lock down when we will hopefully see Sting extract some revenge on the war machine Rhino.

Mike Tenay: Ladies and Gentlemen, when we comeback, we will have the main event match with Raven and Abyss. Don’t go anywhere.

TNA Impact comes back from its final commercial of the night where we see Abyss walking down the entrance ramp as his music plays over the PA System. As he waits in the ring, the Grungie entrance music of Raven plays and he walks down from the top level in the crowd. When Raven gets in to the ring, the bell rings and the match begins.

Main Event: Raven vs Abyss

The main event of the night which features Raven against Abyss ends in an ambush as the already hurt Raven who wins the match by disqualification through Abyss hitting the Black Hole Slam on the laid out thumb tacks. Christian Cage and Tyson Tomko run down to the ring and ambush Raven but it doesn’t end up the way they planned. Raven manages to throw Tomko out of the ring but he is attacked by Abyss. Abyss and Cage then begin attacking Raven with punches and knees but when Cages picks up the chair and he aims it at Raven, Raven moves out of the way and the chair hits of Abyss. Abyss stumbles a bit and Cage looks worried as he backs away from Abyss. Abyss just stands their making Cage think everything is ok. Christian then walks towards Raven who uses the last of his energy dodging the chair shot is laid out of the canvas. Christian is turned around by Abyss and Abyss hits the black hole slam on Cage. Raven rolls out of the ring and manages a smile as he walks up the entrance ramp looking at the ring. The show ends with Abyss leaving up the other entrance ramp and Tomko rolling into the ring to check on Christian Cage.

Mike Tenay: Abyss just took out the Champion! Cage hit Abyss with the chair accidental but Abyss wasn’t taking any of it.

Don West: Cage is laid out in the ring! Abyss has destroyed the Champion with that black hole slam!

Mike Tenay: Ladies and Gentlemen, don’t miss Lockdown this Sunday on pay per view. We will see you then.

The TNA Impact logo appears on the screen and the show comes to an end.

Match 1: X-Division Title: Chris Sabin(c) vs Jay Lethal

Match 2: X-Division Brawl: Senshi vs Alex Shelley vs Shark Boy vs Petey Williams

Match 3: Tag Team Titles: Hernandez(c) & Homicide(c) vs Carlos Cool & Jerry Lynn

Match 3: Submission Match: Christopher Daniels vs Kurt Angle

Match 4: Table Match: Sting vs Rhino

Main Event: NWA World Title: Christian Cage(c) vs Raven

LOL @ stuffs yet again talking about how awesome he is with graphics.

Lockdown looks like one ing strong card, bro. Can't wait to see it.

To be honest i'm not to big on the Christian vs Raven rivalry. Probably because i'm a massive fan of Cage, yet i hate Raven so i want Christian to be in something cooler i guess.

Sting vs Rhino should be a solid match at the PPV. Lockdown itself is shaping up good. Daniels being pushed is a good move, i like, i like.

Though one negative aswell on Lockdown. With the amount of great Tag Teams out there and those in TNA i really think someone proper should challenge for the gold rather than Carlos and Jerry. I just don't see them as a team. Though is Carlos spits an apple in Jerry's face i'd mark out. They matches would be steller, and a good feud. Maybe think about bringing new teams in i guess. Possibly The Briscoes. Or swap the title to Team 3D and let them feud with the heel challengers rather than the heel champs and face challengers. Gives a different scope, freshens it up.

So yeah, great Impact this week and it's looking a great diary. Keep it up.

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As people are getting ready for TNA Lockdown, TNA decides to put on a pre-show match as we see the debut of Delirious as he takes on Sonjay Dutt. As most people are finding their seats and still getting drinks and popcorn, the match begins.

Pre-Show Match: Delirious vs Sonjay Dutt

With the match over in just seven minutes, the victory goes to the debuting Delirious. Delirious finishes the match with the Chemical Imbalance. A fierce double pump-handle pile driver. After the match, Delirious helps Sonjay back up to his feet. Sonjay looks confused but Delirious shakes his hand any way before leaving the ring. Sonjay continues to look confused in the ring before the pre show comes to an end and Lock Down is about to begin.

The opening video plays over the arena for TNA Lockdown 2007. The video shows clips from the past two weeks with the Raven/Christian Cage feud as well as the Rhino/Sting feud. Other clips in the video include Christopher Daniels cheating victories over Kurt Angle and Chris Sabin cheating to score a victory over Jay Lethal. The final clips show the debut of Carlos Cool and how he helps Jerry Lynn but gets beaten down for his troubles. As the video ends, the camera zooms around the Impact zone as the pyro explodes from the stage down to the ring it self. When the pyro stops, the camera spins around all the fans screaming “TNA, TNA, TNA” before zooming in on the commentating with Don West and Mike Tenay.

Mike Tenay: Hello Ladies and Gentlemen and Welcome to TNA Lockdown! Tonight is going to be a big night and we have a big line up of matches to prove it.

Don West: We sure do, Mike. Tonight we will see The War Machine Rhino take on Sting in a table match. Or What about Christopher Daniels taking on Kurt Angle in a submission match.

Mike Tenay: Don’t forget the main event it self as Christian Cage defends his NWA World title against Raven.

Don West: I can see either man coming out as the winner but I really hope Raven for fills his destiny and comes NWA World Champion for another time.

Mike Tenay: But before all that we have the X-Division Title rematch as Chris Sabin defends that title against Jay Lethal.

The camera zooms away from the commentating table as the cage is lowered and the music of Jay Lethal hits the PA System. Lethal makes his way down to the ring, walking through the cage door and he waits for Chris Sabin. The X-Division Champion walks down the entrance ramp for the heels, looking cocky as if knowing he is going to win the match. As Sabin enters the door, the bell rings and the match begins.

Match 1: X-Division Title:



The opening match for TNA Lockdown and it is Chris Sabin defending his X-Division title against the man he nearly lost it to last week, Jay Lethal. At the end of this match, it was the Diving Dynamite of the six-sides of steel that won the match and the X-Division Title for Jay Lethal. Sabin nearly won several times with several signature moves such as the Levitation Dropkick and the Cradle Shock. Lethal thought back hitting the Dragon Suplex setting him self up to climb the cage. After the match, Sabin began shouting at Lethal and attempted to pull the title away from Lethal but the referee intervened. Sabin decides to leave the cage and allow Lethal to celebrate with his newly won X-Division Title. As Lethal celebrates, Sabin is walking up the entrance ramp shouting at Lethal. “I will get my title back” Sabin screams at Lethal.

Mike Tenay: Lethal did it! Lethal wins his first title in TNA and it’s the X-Division Title.

Don West: Both men put on an awesome bout but Lethal came out on top and he is their in the ring celebrating with his new X-Division Title.

The entrance music of Shark Boy plays over the arena and everyone knows it’s time for X-Division Brawl. All four men make there down to the cage in separate entrances and the bell rings to say that the match is under way.

Match 2: X-Division Brawl



A very fast paced match that only slowed time whenever Alex Shelley began using submission holds to weaken down opponents but it worked for him as he left the six-sides of steel with the victory. At the end of the match a major bump happened of the cage when Senshi attempted to Superplex Petey Williams of cage while Senshi is on the top rope. Shark Boy interferes how ever and he powerbombs Senshi from the corner causing Senshi to Superplex Petey Williams of the cage. Alex Shelley takes the opportunity to win by super kicking Shark Boy to the side of the head, then going to the top rope where he connects with the frog splash. Shelley gets the three count and he leaves the six-sides of steel victorious. The rest of the men in the ring slowly get back up to their feet and leave separately while Shelley walks through the tunnel at the top of the entrance ramp.

Mike Tenay: Alex Shelley won the X-Division Brawl, you got to think that puts him in line for an X-Division title shot in the near future.

Don West: We Know Jay Lethal and Alex Shelley can produce amazing matches with the X-Division title on the line they would be so much better!

The camera zooms to the back where Raven is sitting in a corner of a dark room, maybe the basement of the arena. He looks in to the camera and begins to talk.

[glow=green,2,300]Raven: Christian Cage, you have property that belongs to me. I mean you do realize that you are a mere gardener in the yard of life while I, I walk a different road, a road of horror, a narrow road with no turns, that only the bravest of men would travel. Pain, Pain is a bridge on the road, carrying the traveller over dark quarters of scorn. Debt, a Debt inquired on this road is a life long bond, a life long hunger to be stationated to the debt of blood and sacrifice. Christian Cage! Your Sacrifice is going to be the NWA World Title. Christian Cage! I know you are a coward of the greatest magnitude. I know you will attempt to get your boy Tomko involved but you see, you see you wont because I have already got in touch with Jim Cornette and he has gave me his promise that no one can interfere in this match. Christian Cage! The NWA World Title is coming around the waist of Raven, quote the Raven, nevermore![/glow]

The Camera zooms away from raven and appears back in the Impact zone where the crowd are more hyped for tonight’s main event. The music of Jerry Lynn plays as he and Carlos Cool make their way down to the ring as it’s time for the tag team title match.

Match 3: Tag Team Titles



At the end of the match, it looked like we were going to have new tag team champions as Carlos Cool had just hit the back cracker on Homicide. But the apperiance of a masked man wearing an LAX shirt enters the cage with a chair. The man bounces the chair of Carlos’ head before turning around and doing the exact same thing with Jerry Lynn. The man takes of his mask and everyone is surprised to see the face of Juventud Guerrera. Hernandez flies of the top rope with a big splash and he lands on top of Carlos. They got the three count and retain the tag team titles. Homicide and Hernandez celebrate in the ring with Juventud as Konnan cheers on his Latin American Exchange on the outside of the cage. All four men leave the area, walking up the Entrance Ramp, minus Konnan who is still in a wheelchair. Carlos and Lynn get up to a vertical base slowly in the ring and they look confused at each other wondering why they got attacked by a masked man till they see Juventud at the tunnel of the heel entrance.

Mike Tenay: Juventud just cost Carlos Cool and Jerry Lynn the tag titles! The LAX have stolen another victory.

Don West: Juventud is in TNA! Aw man, Carlos Cool and Jerry Lynn were so close to winning the tag titles till Juventud showed up.

The entrance music of Christopher Daniels plays as he is followed out to the ring by James Mitchell. Kurt Angle then comes out to his entrance music and as he enters the ring the bell rings letting us know that the submission match has begun.

Match 4: Submission Match:



At the end of the match it was the master of the ankle lock who prevailed as he made Christopher Daniels tap out to that very move. During the match Daniels locked in several submissions that he had learned from Japan such as Armbars and Leg Locks but he nearly did make Angle tap out once he hit Angle down to the canvas with an STO take down followed by his leg being wrapped around Angle’s neck. Angle managed to grab the ropes and the move had to be released. James Mitchell tried to get involved like he has done so many times before but this time it didn’t work as he was sent away from the ring by the Referee. Daniels began shouting at the referee and he was left open for the Olympic Slam followed by the Ankle Lock. After Daniels tapped out Angle celebrates for a few moments before leaving the six-sides of steel. Daniels gets up to his feet slowly before leaving the ring and walking up the entrance ramp in disappointment.

Don West: I knew Angle could do it! Angle made Daniels tap out. What a match!

Mike Tenay: Angle finally beats Christopher Daniels and wouldn’t you believe it, James Mitchell wasn’t at ringside.

The War Machine Rhino charges down the entrance ramp as his entrance music plays across the PA System. He waits in the ring as the lights go out and Sting makes his entrance. The bell rings and the table match is under way.

Match 5: Table Match:



The Match before the last ended was an awesome table break as Rhino hit the Rhino Driver of the top rope, crashing Sting headfirst through the table. During the match there was a lot of near falls including Rhino putting him self through a table with the gore but the referee says that you don’t by going through the table your self. Sting is angered but continues wearing down the War machine. Sting nearly puts Rhino through the table with a suplex but Rhino turns it around and nearly buts sting through the table with a german suplex. Sting manages to break lose of the grip Rhino had on him and he slams Rhinos head of the cage. At the end of the match. Sting was looking to put Rhino away with a suplerplex threw the table but Rhino fought out of it and placed stings head between his legs where he hit the Rhino Driver of the top rope though the table. Both men laid unconscious in the ring while Rhinos music played but when both men slowly got up to their feet, they start throwing punches at each other as if they down realize the match is over. Sting throws Rhino threw the door that was opened by the referee. Sting and Rhino continue throwing punches at each other as they walk up the entrance ramp and to the back area.

Mike Tenay: What a victory for Rhino! But these two are still fighting in the Impact Zone. Someone get security.

Don West: That was an amazing match and it didn’t disappoint.

Mike Tenay: Don, up next is the main event as Christian Cage defends the NWA World Title against Raven. I can’t wait.

The music of Raven plays and the main event is coming closer and closer for the fans in the impact zone and the fans watching at home. As Raven waits in the ring, the countdown appears and the music of Christian Cage plays over the PA System. The bell rings and the main event is under way.

Main Event: NWA World Title:



The Main Event of the night was an amazing match and the crowd loved it. In the end it was all or nothing for both men as they were at the top of the cage losing balance. Some one had to fall and it was Raven duo to a low blow by Christian Cage. The crowd booed as Raven fell from the top of the six-sides of steel landing hard on the canvas. Christian maintains his balance as he jumps of the six-sides of steel, landing with the frog splash on top of Raven. A bloodied Christian Cage from all the abuse he took from Raven with help from the cage managed to score the victory and keep the NWA World Title. Everyone in the arena boo’s as Cage holds the belt in the air as Raven Crawls to the ropes to get back up to his feet. Cage leaves the ring with his titles as the camera zooms in on Cage celebrating with Tomko who has rushed down to the ring after the three count.

Mike Tenay: Listen to this crowd, I can barely hear my self with all the boo’s for Christian Cage.

Don West: Christian Cage regained the title! Did you see the frog splash of the cage! As much as we hate him, we have to give credit to Christian Cage, that would have been an awesome match if it had not of been for that low blow at the end.

Mike Tenay: To bad there is no rules in the six-sides of steel. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are glad that you spent your cash to watch TNA Lockdown, that’s it finished, I hope you had a great show. Stay tuned next Thursday for Impact!

The TNA Lockdown logo appears at the bottom of the screen while Raven is standing in the middle of the ring, holding his hair back looking shocked. Christian is still celebrating on the entrance ramp with tomko as TNA Lockdown comes to an end.