Consequences Creed suffered a bad concussion last night during the Ultimate X match at Destination X.
TNAWrestlingNews.com is reporting that TNA star James Storm, one half of the current TNA World Tag Team Champions, is said to be suffering from shingles and this is why he was kept off house show events this weekend. Storm was still able to work alongside Robert Roode at last nights Destination X PPV in Orlando, FL where they retained the tag team titles. He'll likely work iMPACT!/PPVs but not live events while he recovers. TNAWrestlingNews.com will also have LIVE TNA iMPACT! spoiler coverage later tonight beginning around 6EST.
COMPLETE RESULTS FROM SUNDAY'S "DESTINATION X" PAY-PER-VIEW EVENT
Missed the Destination X Pay-Per-View epic event? You can catch the replay all week long on InDemand, DirecTV, Dish Network, TVN, Viewer's Choice and more. Check your programming guide for times and availability.
The complete results from Sunday's Pay-Per-View are as follows:
- The team of Taylor Wilde, Roxxi and The Governor defeated The Beautiful People and Madison Rayne after Wilde beat Rayne with a German suplex to get the pin.
- Brutus Magnus defeated Eric Young after Young answered the newcomer's open challenge. Magnus got the pin after a spinning cutter from the top rope. Following the bout, Sheik Abdul Bashir came out and questioned why he wasn't on the Pay-Per-View. As a result, Jim Cornette kicked Bashir out of the arena, but not before Cornette allowed the United States soldier that introduced Eric Young to sing "God Bless America".
- "The Blueprint" Matt Morgan defeated Abyss in the Match Of 10,000 Thumbtacks after Morgan kicked Abyss off the entrance ramp into a table filled with the thumbtacks.
- In the finals of the One Night With ODB, the TNA Knockout picked Cody Deaner as her lucky man after a dance competition between Deaner, Shark Boy and a Mr. Bernie Weber.
- Awesome Kong successfully defended the TNA Knockouts Championship against Sojo Bolt after beating Bolt with the Awesome Bomb.
- "Big Poppa Pump" Scott Steiner defeated Samoa Joe by disqualification after Joe snapped early on in the match and assaulted the TNA referees! Although Steiner was declared the winner, Samoa Joe continued the assault after the bout, with the fight spilling outside of the arena. Later, Lauren Brooke found Joe walking away from the brawl with his weapon covered in blood, while Steiner was nowhere to be seen! Joe refused to tell Lauren where Steiner was or what he did to him!
- "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles defeated Booker T to become the NEW TNA Legends Champion after hitting the Styles Clash on Booker for the pin! After his victory, AJ took the Legends Title into the crowd and held it above his head, as the crowd went insane around him!
- Team 3D first defeated Beer Money by disqualification in the "Off The Wagon" Challenge after James Storm used a chair. However, Jim Cornette restarted the match, leading to Beer Money losing by countout after they left the arena! 3D hit their finisher on Storm, but Robert Roode yanked him out of the ring and carried him on this back out of the arena while the referee counted the 10. Beer Money are still the reigning champions despite the loss. After the match, Team 3D got into an argument with Don West at the announce table, who was defending Beer Money's actions and actually handed Roode the tag team titles as he fled!
- Mysterious TNA newcomer Suicide became the new X Division champion on Sunday night by defeating Jay Lethal, Consequences Creed, Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin in The Ultimate X Match! It was truly one of the most daredevil Ultimate X bouts in TNA history, as Suicide made an insane leap from the top of the steel structure to the center cables, knocking down the other competitors and pulling down the gold to win the championship!
- In the main event, Sting defeated Olympic Gold Medalist Kurt Angle to successfully defend the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. During the bout, Angle accidentally hit Jarrett with a clothesline, knocking the special referee for a loop. Foley came in to help, but Angle hit him with a low blow and then brought a chair into the ring. Foley took the chair from Angle and went to hit him with it, but he missed and nailed Sting! However, when Angle started talking trash to Jarrett, Jarrett smashed Angle in the face, allowing Sting to hit the Scorpion Deathdrop for the pin and the win as Foley and Jarrett raised Sting's arm in victory to end the event!
According to Dave Meltzer, it is being reported that Rey Mysterio may have been injured at tonight's WWE house show in Lubbock, TX. Mysterio slipped on the ropes going for his 619 finisher. The source says that Mysterio was attended to by medics for about 10 minutes before being helped to the back and it looked like he injured his left leg. It doesn't seem likely that this was an injury angle since it happened at a house show.
Val Venis (Sean Morley) wrote this on his Facebook page today:
Andrew was a VERY good long time friend who both Matt Bloom and I share many great memories. Andrew's passing is still so shocking. I am still waiting for Johnny Ace or Christian or Edge or Jericho or somebody to call me back in Japan and tell me it was all a mistake. It does not feel real. Andrew "TEST" Martin along with Matt Bloom and myself became like the three amigos as we traveled the road together and shared many great memories. Last night before our match, as Matt and I absorbed the news and tried to make sense of it all, the silence was broken with Matts words which I could not have said better myself. "You know what Val, all the friends we have lost, their deaths really sucked and saddened. But this one HURTS DEEP!"
Drew(burg), I will always remember the great times we had and the memories you provided. You will always have a special place in my heart and my life. I promise, you will never be forgotten.
SmackDown play-by-play announcer Jim Ross posted a blog on his official website remembering Andrew "Test" Martin, who was found dead in his Tampa apartment last night.
Ross is quite familiar with Martin as he hired him alongside two other Canadians in Adam "Edge" Copeland and Jay "Christian" Reso in the late 1990's.
"I hired Andrew in the same class with his other fellow Canadians Edge and Christian in the late 90's in an outstanding group of young talent whose advanced training was over seen by future WWE Hall of Famer Dory Funk and by Tom Prichard," Ross wrote.
Ross recalls a conversation with Martin at WrestleMania XXIV last year in Orlando. The two spoke at length regarding his real estate endeavors and his plans to become a physical therapist. Martin also told Ross he saved his money and only wrestled "when he wanted to."
"Andrew had done well in WWE, saved his money, made some good investments, and told me he only wanted to wrestle when "he wanted to" which the randomly scheduled international tours would allow him to do," Ross wrote. "He did not express interest in the American indy scene and was genuinely excited about the prospects of the aforementioned physical therapy career."
In a bit of previously unreported news, Ross reveals that Martin took up World Wrestling Entertainment's offer to enter a rehabilitation facility in West Palm Beach, Florida last August. At the suggestion of others, his former employer reached out to him to see if he needed some help handling some alleged personal issues that he was rumored to have been experiencing.
"The rumors of Andrew's issues were true and he was afforded the opportunity by WWE to attend The Hanley Center Rehabilitation facility in West Palm Beach, Florida for several weeks beginning in August of 2008," Ross wrote. "Andrew successfully completed the WWE funded program and was highly regarded by the Hanley Center with being such an asset to them after completing the program of which Andrew took seriously, according to the facility. Since being released from the facility after successfully completing the program, Andrew had been doing well in his 12 Step AA program and was in contact with WWE with regular phone calls. Ironically, Friday was the day for his regularly scheduled "touching base" but when called his voice mail box was full."
It should be noted that Ross was not aware of Martin's alleged problems and stint in rehab until recently.
Ross concludes his post with the following note remembering Martin: "I will remember this young man as a bright, intelligent individual and am thankful that my last conversation with him was so positive and that he was excited about his future in a new field. Our sincere condolences go out to his family, friends, and fans and may God rest his soul."
Hey all! I just got back from Tokoyo Japan. I have been to Japan several times but this was by far the best trip there for a number of reasons. First I must thank Mr. Aso who treated me beyond first class and is a total gentleman as well as a great human being himself. My trip there was first class all the way. Thanks to Mr. Ena for making my flight the best flight I had ever been on. Mr. Aso flew me first class on United airlines who I must thank the ladies on board, who kept feeding me steak and chicken every two hours. It ended up being about a 24 hour travel day. When I landed I was greeted by Mr. Yabe another kind and stand up man. We chatted for a bit and waited for Vader. For those of you who do not know Leon (Vader) he is a total gentleman. I met Leon about ten years ago when I was training at Brets house he was kind to me then and was nothing but a gentleman to me now and we became good friends on this trip. Leon is a stand up guy and I want to thank him as well for a wonderfull trip. Mr. Aso put us up in the Keio Plaza hotel which is one of the nicest hotels in tokoyo. I want to thank Mr.Tiger Kihara who is one of the funniest guys I have met and a master at wrestling impressions and kept me laughing the whole time. Thanks to Golds gym who took great care of me there. I worked my first match with Lance Hoyt. Lance is green but has a lot of promise and under the right guidance can have a great match because he is a good athlete. He needs to be in the WWE were I think he could learn and reach full potential...thanks Lance. My second match was with a Japanese shooter named Nagai{hopefully I spelled that right} A totally diferant style but we had a great match together. He works almost as stiff as I do...lol. I was very humbled by the reception from the Japanese fans. The Japanese people are so respectfull you can't help but love it there. I loved Japan for so many reasons and hope to makee it my wrestling home. Japan is so beautifull and full of things to do, I could see myself living there it was that much fun. Thanks again to Mr. Aso your a real gentleman and number one in my books. On March 16th, I will be heading to Europe for two weeks in France, Sweden and Belgum. This is with the crew from Ireland. These guys hold a special place in my heart because they stuck by me when I was going thru some hard times and we all ended up becoming good friends. Great guys and fantastic people to work for, from Martin, to Mick, Joe, Jamie, Grant, Patty, Justin Shape, Lizzy, Anne, Ken, the whole crew are just great and I'm looking forward to this trip. That's all for now..talk to you soon Andrew
WWE Diva Kelly Kelly posted a message on her MySpace page this morning regarding the death of her former boyfriend, Andrew "Test" Martin.
"You were my world my best friend the one i always ran to u were always there for me..what happened to our plan...Why did god take u away from me...my heart is always with u and u only..I know your in heaven watching over me now my angel..."
The two broke up sometime last year, but remained friends.
Tampa area police issued the following statement regarding the death of Andrew Martin, who was found dead last night in his apartment in Hillsborough County.
At approximately 8:00pm on Friday, March 13, 2009, Tampa Police Officers responded to the Post Harbour Apartments, located at 725 Harbour Place Drive to check on the welfare of Mr. Andrew J. Martin. A neighbor reported that she could see into his apartment through a window and that Mr. Martin appeared motionless for several hours.
Officers entered the apartment and discovered Mr. Martin to be deceased. At this time there is no indication of foul play. The deceased was transported to the Medical Examiners Office for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. The date of the autopsy is undetermined at this time. The next of kin has been notified of the death.
Andrew "Test" Martin is a former wrestling champion with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment).
World Wrestling Entertainment® has been made aware of the passing of Andrew Martin. The WWE extends its deepest condolences to the Martin family. Mr. Martin was under contract with WWE at various time periods and performed under the name "Test." He last performed for the WWE in February 2007.
According to multiple reports, former WWE wrestler Andrew "Test" Martin passed away yesterday at his apartment in Tampa.
He was just four days shy of his 34th birthday.
Tampa police confirmed the death in the condo, but wouldn't indentify the name. However, numerous sources within wrestling have confirmed it to be him.
No details regarding his death were reported.
In February 2007, Martin was suspended by World Wrestling Entertainment due to a violation of the company's drug testing policy and released from his contract shortly thereafter. Martin made a few appearances for TNA Wrestling later in the year and often talked about retiring from the business, but has made several appearances overseas since then, including working a match in Japan last month. Martin was scheduled to head to Europe for a wrestling tour in Europe on Monday.
World Heavyweight Champion Edge def. Kofi Kingston (Non-title) World Tag Team Champions The Miz & John Morrison def. WWE Tag Team Champions Carlito & Primo (World Tag Team Championship Match) United States Champion Shelton Benjamin & Chavo Guerrero def. Montel Vontavious Porter & R-Truth (Tag Team Match) WWE Women's Champion Melina & Maria def. Divas Champion Maryse & Michelle McCool (Divas Tag Team Match) Finlay def. The Brian Kendrick (Money in the Bank Qualifying Match) Undertaker def. Vladimir Kozlov
UNCASVILLE, Conn. - This week on SmackDown, undertakings of intense redemption, matrimonial fallout, extreme family dysfunction, triumph teamwork in defense of gold, and qualification against all odds all served as hazard signs on the epic road to the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania.
Undertaker def. Vladimir Kozlov (WATCH | PHOTOS) After shocking the WWE Universe by getting pinned by The Moscow Mauler two weeks ago, The Deadman redeemed himself with absolute fury, crushing Vladimir Kozlovs undefeated record on SmackDown with the destructive force of his Tombstone Piledriver. The decisive victory gives The Phenom a firestorm of momentum in the weeks leading up to WrestleMania, and echoes his haunting message to opponent Shawn Michaels that it can be hell trying to get to heaven. (Match preview)
World Heavyweight Champion Edge def. Kofi Kingston (Non-title) (WATCH | PHOTOS) An emotionally affected Rated-R Superstar resurfaced for the first time since John Cena revealed security footage on Monday Night Raw of his wife - SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero - kissing Big Show. And from the moment Edge entered the ring, he seemed distracted, as if his thoughts were completely consumed by the state of his marriage and his WrestleMania opponents in the World Heavyweight Championship Triple Treat Match (Match preview). Kofi Kingston, however, only had revenge on his mind after The Ultimate Opportunists attack at No Way Out that cost him his Elimination Chamber spot and allowed Edge to capture the title. But despite the determined Raw Superstars thirst for retribution and an extremely hard fought match, Edges sharpshooter was Ja-makin Kofi crazy enough to tap out.
Matt Hardy Tells All (WATCH | PHOTOS) After referencing Jeff Hardy's suspension and alluding to the fact that he may have caused the awful events that have continued the black cloud hanging over Jeff Hardys head the stairwell attack and the car and pyrotechnics accidents an incensed Matt Hardy produced from his pocket the burned dog collar of Jack, Jeffs dog that died in his house fire. Without music or fireworks paving the way for his entrance, Jeff made a subdued, yet determined entrance. Before long, Jeff finally gave in and attacked Matt with reckless abandon. Although Matt looked as if he might show some remorse in that instant, the traces of a menacing smile crept on his lips as he walked up the metal ramp, implying otherwise. Later, the shocking announcement rang forth that Jeff and Matt Hardy will settle sibling rivalry at WrestleMania. (Match preview)
World Tag Team Championship The Miz & John Morrison def. WWE Tag Team Champions Carlito & Primo (World Tag Team Championship Match) (WATCH | PHOTOS) Two weeks after The Colon brothers successfully defended their WWE Tag Team Championships against Miz & Morrison, the Dirt Sheet duo returned the favor in spades. As both Primo and Miz were being taken out of the action, The Shaman of Sexy took full advantage of the turmoil, hitting Carlito with the Moonlight Drive for the win. After the match, the Bella Twins once again abandoned the WWE Champions and left with the victors.
Finlay def. The Brian Kendrick (Money in the Bank Qualifying Match) (WATCH | PHOTOS) Despite being sucker punched by Ezekiel Jackson before the opening bell and falling prey to his numerous distractions thereafter, Finlay ultimately denied The Brain Kendrick his finishing maneuver of the same name. And after The Belfast Brawler powered his way over The Kendrick with the quick and painful Celtic Cross, Finlay stood in triumph, knowing that he had captured the last coveted spot in the WrestleMania Money in the Bank Ladder Match. (Match preview)
United States Champion Shelton Benjamin & Chavo Guerrero def. Montel Vontavious Porter & R-Truth (Tag Team Match) (PHOTOS) The tension surrounding the United States Championship has been reaching epic proportions over the past couple months. And it only promises to become more intense during the weeks to come. After The Ballin Superstar threw the interfering Chavo Guerrero from the ring, The Gold Standard struck with Pay Dirt, allowing him to reign supreme over his fellow WrestleMania Money in the Bank participant (Match preview).
Womens Champion Melina & Maria def. Divas Champion Maryse & Michelle McCool (Divas Tag Team Match) (PHOTOS) Any time an athlete of Womens Champion Melinas caliber visits SmackDown to team with Maria against Divas Champion Marie and Michelle, the WWE Universe has to expect the unexpected. But when Michelle wouldnt extend her arm to tag into the match, Maryse got more than she bargained for, falling to Melina and her inside cradle. After the bell, Maryse and Michelle decided to keep the action going, brawling in a whirlwind of Diva brutality.
The reason for Marella's absence this week is because he was apparently not brought to Monday's RAW/ECW taping in Jacksonville. Marella was nowhere to be seen on either program. He also didn't appear at house show events over the weekend.
As reported earlier, one way WWE is looking to cut costs is by not flying in every single active talent on the roster to the weekly tapings unless they actually have plans to use them. In the past, WWE would fly in everyone on the roster whether they had plans to use them or not. Last week, Cryme Tyme weren't brought to the weekly RAW taping for the first time since their return to the company.
According to Dave Meltzer, WWE is also down on Marella's character right now.
While many former women's wrestlers have been contacted to participate in the 25-Diva Battle Royal at Wrestlemania XXV in Houston, WWE Hall of Famer Mae Young has not (at last word).
Young wasn't even aware of such a match until a friend of hers called and asked her if she was going to be in it.
It's been speculated that after her fall during her last wrestling appearance in November (she threw a few forearms, got dizzy, and fell down), officials are now realizing she's far too old to perform in the ring. Young is 86-years-old for those keeping score.
Nonetheless, Young will likely be brought in during WrestleMania weekend because she always is she just won't be competing.
Two more former WWE Divas in Nora "Molly Holly" Greenwald and Terri Runnels will not be taking part in the 25-Diva Battle Royal at WrestleMania XXV in Houston.
While Greenwald has no plans to participate in the match, she will be signing autographs at the Axxess event during WrestleMania weekend. In other Greenwald news, she will be departing on Monday for a two-week trip to Afghanistan.
Runnels has plans to join Greenwald on the trip as she will be taking part in the 10-day Divas of Wrestling Goodwill Military Tour. Regarding the 25-Diva Battle Royal at WrestleMania, Runnels has no interest in wrestling women.
"Female matches are not my thing," Runnels commented.
Runnels still has WrestleMania-related plans though. Following the trip to Afghanistan, she will be hosting an unofficial WrestleMania XXV event during WrestleMania weekend in Taylor, Michigan.
Vince McMahon isn't a big fan of ECW wrestler Christian, according to one former WWE employee. It's no secret that the WWE chairman doesn't view him as a "star."
"He cares more about the doormat at his house than Christian," said the former employee. "I don't understand why you re-up with the guy and then don't do anything with him."
In another Christian note, he told friends TNA's final offer to him was a five-year deal worth $2.5 million for a certain number of dates per year. However, one company source disputes the contract offer as Christian would have jumped at it.
The two time NWA World Heavyweight Champion made it clear to TNA president Dixie Carter that his lack of faith in the creative team was a big reason for his departure from the organization.
Tonights show starts off with a look back at last week with the comments from the Main Event Mafia, Mick Foley, and Jeff Jarrett as they build to the match on Sunday between Kurt Angle and Sting.
Kurt Angle is walking in the back and he does not look happy.
We are live on tape from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida and your announcers are Mike Solo Tenay
Kurt Angle arrives in the Anglevator and he is wearing his velvet hoodie to the ring. Kurt wants Jarrett to come out because his suspension is over. Kurt says that Jarrett crossed the line by kicking him out of the Impact Zone last week. He should not have used his pay to get suits for the Frontline. Kurt says that he is sick in the head and he wants to show Jeff how sick he is. Tonight it will be Jeff Jarrett and on Sunday it will be Sting.
Jeff Jarrett has had enough and he comes out with his founders guitar. Mick Foley and BG James try to stop Jarrett from getting into the ring. Jarrett does not want to listen to James and Foley and he wants to fight, just like the fans want.
Mick wants to know what is wrong with Kurt Angle. He wants to know if Kurt has lost his mind. Mick wants to know what happened to the Olympic hero he met ten years ago. Kurt says that it has nothing to do with Mick, but Mick says that it has everything to do with him. Mick says that he put his own money on the line six months ago because he believed in the company and guys like A.J. Styles and Samoa Joe. He also believed in Kurt Angle because he is the best that he has ever seen. The more he saw of Kurt Angle, the more he saw the real Kurt Angle. The ego, the self preservation, and the fact that he would do whatever it takes to bring the company down. Mick says that he thought he could reason with the rest of the non-Sting members of the Main Event Mafia, but they were just as bad. Mick says that the only person he can put his faith in is Sting. Mick says that Sting has realized that Kurt has been using him. Mick says that Sting will walk out of Destination X as the champion and Kurts reign of terror will be over. Mick says that if Kurt wants to fight someone, why not fight him since Jeff Jarrett is not here. Mick wants Kurt to take his best shot. Mick says that he wants the chance to Cactus Jack his (bleeped word).
Angle backs away from Foley and leaves the ring.
We go to Jim Cornette who is with Jeremy Borash. Mick says that Cactus is a tough man. Sting enters and Cornette says that he has always treated him with respect during the 20 years they have known each other. Cornette asks Sting for a favor. He says that he has a locker room of wrestlers who are not getting matches and are not getting paid. Cornette says that the program cannot descend into chaos and dominate the show. Cornette tells Sting that they need to give someone a shot at the limelight. Cornette says that he will give him and Angle a chance at the spotlight. Cornette says that Sting and Angle will still be at ringside, but someone else will be a part of the party.
Sting wants to make sure that he can be in the ring with Kurt and Cornette tells him that they will be at ringside.
Jeremy asks Cornette why he is letting Sting and Angle at ringside. Cornette says that if you are going to have chaos, make sure that you can control it.
We go to commercial.
We are back and the hype machine has spread.
Mick Foley and Lauren are with Jenna Morasco and Lauren asks her why she is here tonight. She says that her favorite wrestler is Kevin Nash. Lauren asks her what she did with the million dollars she won and Jenna says that she made more money.
Matt Morgan stops by and asks Lauren where her boyfriend is and wonders if he has accepted the challenge for the Match of 10,000 Thumbtacks. Lauren says that Mick does not want that match. Matt says that he will give Abyss no other option than to accept the match. Matt gets a little close to Lauren, but she fights him off.
Match Number One: Sheik Abdul Bashir versus Rhino Bashir with a kick but Rhino with punches and Don West shows up to join Mike.
Rhino punches Bashir as we see Don get wired up. Bashir with a hard Irish whip and clothesline for a near fall. Bashir with knees to the back followed by punches for a near fall. Bashir with a knee to the back. Rhino responds with punches but Bashir gets his boots up when Rhino charges and gets a near fall. Bashir with a neckbreaker for a near fall. Bashir with a reverse chin lock but Rhino with a belly-to-back suplex and both men are down. Rhino sends Bashir into the turnbuckles and Rhino punches Bashir. Rhino with a flying clothesline and running back elbow and clothesline. Rhino with an Irish whip and running shoulder into the corner. Rhino with a belly-to-belly suplex and then Rhino sets for the GORE. Bashir moves but Rhino gets the three count with a rollup. Winner: Rhino
After the match, Bashir with a low blow to Rhino. Bashir gets a chair from ringside and hits Rhino in the face. Bashir puts his headdress on top of the fallen Rhino.
Jeremy Borash is with Angelina Love, Velvet Sky, Madison Rayne, and Kip James. Velvet says that you dont punk them without dire consequences. Velvet says that if Roxxi, Taylor, and The Governor want to play, they play dirty. Velvet says that it is on for Destination X. Angelina takes the mic and tells Taylor that tonight is Madisons initiation into the group. She says that so Traci Brooks does not get any stupid ideas, they will be at ringside. They will bring the hazing to a whole new level if necessary.
We go to the Main Event Dressing Room and Scott talks about how he has a match tonight and things will be taken care of on Sunday. Nash says that he is not ready to work tonight. Kurt says that he has a locker room full of people who will want him to represent him.
We see the Booker T/A.J. Styles video package.
Jim Cornette is in the office and he has the Legends Title belt. Booker wants his belt back. Cornette says that Booker can get his belt back if he does not press any charges against A.J. Styles. Booker says a few bleepy words as he gets his belt back. Booker says that he wants a match with A.J. and Cornette happens to have a contract that is already signed by A.J. Styles. Booker says that he does not sign anything without his lawyers. Cornette says that he understands what Booker is thinking because he knows that A.J. can beat him. Booker sees through Cornettes comments and signs the contract.
We run through the card for Destination X.
Eric Young is in the back and he tells Sting that he wants the chance tonight. Sting says that there are a handful of guys who have shown him the respect that he seeks and Eric Young is one of them, but he cannot put Eric in that place. Eric says that despite the problems between the Frontline and the Main Event Mafia, but he believes in Sting. Eric says that he wants that chance and he wants the spot. It is the same spot that Ric Flair gave Sting. Sting has been convinced to give Eric the spot.
We go to commercial.
It is time for a Samoa Joe video package.
Lauren is with Jay Lethal and Consequences Creed. She reminds them about their match on Sunday and their match tonight. She asks who Jay and Consequences have chosen as their tag partners. Their tag team partners are LAX. Hernandez says that the talking is done and they will reinvent themselves.
We go to commercial.
Kurt Angle is in the back and he is trying to get Kiyoshi to be his representative. Kurt talks slowly and loud since Kiyoshi does not speak English that well. Kiyoshi bows and Angle has had enough and he kicks Kiyoshi.
Match Number Two: Matt Morgan, James Storm, and Robert Roode with Jackie Moore versus Team 3D and Abyss Roode and Devon start things off and they lock up. Roode with a knee and forearm and then he sends Devon into the turnbuckles. Roode with chops and punches but Devon punches back. Devon with a flying shoulder tackle and slam and elbow drop. Ray tags in and they hit a leg drop and side slam combination for a near fall. Ray punches Roode in the corner. Devon tags in and he punches Roode. Devon with a double clothesline followed by a choke slam to Storm for a near fall. Ray gets in and then he fights with Roode. Jackie with a low blow to Devon and then Storm with a super kick to eliminate him.
Storm punches Ray and we go to commercial.
We are back and Storm is still punching Ray and then Roode tags in and they hit a double suplex and then remember their team name. Roode goes to the turnbuckles but miss a knee drop. Ray with punches to Roode and a back body drop. Storm spits beer at Ray and the referee has disqualified James Storm.
Roode chokes Ray in the ropes. Roode with a kick but Ray with a Bubba Bomb to eliminate Roode.
Morgan with a choke slam to Ray and he pins him.
Abyss enters the ring and Morgan is looking forward to this. Abyss with punches to Morgan in the corner but he misses a charge into the corner. Morgan with a clothesline followed by punches and a choke. Morgan with elbows in the corner but he misses a running boot into the corner. Abyss with a splash into the corner and then he hits a side slam for a near fall. Morgan with a choke slam and then he goes for the bag of thumbtacks. Abyss with a choke slam before Morgan can uses them. Abyss sees some of the thumbtacks on the mat and he picks up the bag.
Lauren comes to the ring to convince Abyss not to revert back to the man he was. Abyss turns around into a bicycle kick for the three count. Winners: Matt Morgan, James Storm, and Robert Roode
After the match, Morgan throws the referee out of the ring and he pours the thumbtacks on the mat. Lauren gets between Morgan and Abyss. Matt grabs Lauren by the throat and Abyss freaks out and he punches Morgan.
Abyss has accepted the match of 10,000 Thumbtacks.
We go to commercial.
We are back with a Moments Ago Moment of Lauren distracting Abyss to allow Matt Morgan to defeat him.
While Mike says that Matt Morgan went too far, Don says that Lauren was a stupid blonde to put herself in the middle of things between Abyss and Matt Morgan.
Mike suggests that Don leave again and Don obliges.
Abyss is in the back with Lauren and he is not happy. Abyss says that Matt Morgan tried to grab his girlfriend and dump her on his tacks. On Sunday, he is going to get Matt Morgan. He tells Matt that he is going to have more holes in him than A-Rods story. Abyss says that he is going to avenge him and his girlfriend by making Morgan his bi###.
Before our next match, Mick Foley has joined Mike at the announce table.
Match Number Three: Madison Rayne with Velvet Sky, Angelina Love, and Kip James versus Taylor Wilde with The Governor and Roxxi Madison misses a clothesline and Taylor with a series of arm drags and a near fall. Madison gets some advice from her friends. Taylor with a forearm and a slam but misses an elbow. Madison with kicks and then she chokes Taylor. Taylor gets a near fall after Madison argues with the referee. Madison with a clothesline and then she punches Taylor and chokes her. Taylor with a tilt-a-whirl back breaker and then Taylor tries for a sunset flip but Madison tries to hold on to the referee Traci Brooks. Madison pushes Traci and Traci pushes back and Taylor gets the three count. Winner: Taylor Wilde
After the match, Velvet, Angelina, and Kip attack Taylor. Roxxi and The Governor pull Kip into the ring post and the momentum has changed. Kip sprays The Governor in the face and Roxxi and The Governor are down on the mat.
We go to ODB who is with Jeremy Borash and she asks ODB some questions about what it will take to win her heart.
Don and Mick talk about Kurt Angles pick and Booker T, Sharmell, and Kevin Nash come out. We go to commercial.
We are back and Booker is yelling at Mick Foley and Mike Tenay. TNA security comes out and they remove Booker, Sharmell, and Nash from the announce table.
Scott Steiner attacks Mick Foley with the Poppa Pipe and then he says a few bleepy words. The medical staff checks on Foley as we go to commercial.
We are back with footage of Mick Foley refusing to be taken away in the ambulance because he has somewhere else to be.
It is time for Rough Cut about Ultimate X.
Match Number Four: Consequences Creed, Jay Lethal, and LAX versus Booker T, Scott Steiner, Alex Shelley, and Chris Sabin Homicide and Shelley start things off and they lock up. Homicide with a chop and then he hits an Irish whip and then he catapults Shelley into Hernandez who hits an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Lethal tags in and he hits a double sledge from the turnbuckles. Lethal with a hip toss and cartwheel into a drop kick for a near fall. Creed tags in and Creed with a running clothesline while Lethal hits a drop kick. Creed with a bulldog for a near fall. Sabin with a kick to the back and then Shelley and Sabin connect with a double team maneuver. Booker is tagged in and he hits a short arm clothesline followed by knees to Creeds head. Steiner tags in and he connects with a forearm to the back and then he runs Creed into the turnbuckles and hits a hangmans Flatline. Steiner with a chop to Creed and then he chokes Creed. Steiner with a belly-to-belly suplex for a near fall. Sabin tags in and he punches Creed in the midsection. Sabin runs into Shelley and that allows Lethal to tag in. Lethal with a missile drop kick followed by an enzuigiri to Shelley. Lethal with a handspring back elbow to Sabin.
There is pandemonium in and out of the ring. Hernandez with a shoulder block to Sabin while things continue to break down outside. Sabin gets out of the Border Toss and hits an enzuigiri. Hernandez hits the Border Toss on Sabin for the three count. Winners: LAX, Jay Lethal, and Consequences Creed
Jeremy Borash is in the Founders Office and he is with Mick Foley and BG James. Mick says that he is looking forward to some bad things happening tonight. Mick says that he did not get into the ambulance because he cannot be in the hospital and at ringside. This is the reason why he got involved in this.
We go to commercial.
We are back and now it is time for Kurt Angle to convince Brutus Magnus to be his representative. Brutus says that he wont do it because of what Kurt did to Jeff Jarrett, the founder of TNA. Angle has an epiphany. He is going to use one of the members of the Main Event Security.
Match Number Five: Rocco with Kurt Angle and Sal versus Eric Young with Sting
Mick Foley makes his way from the Founders Lounge and he is going to the Impact Zone. We go to commercial.
Young avoids a punch from Rocco and Young responds with a punch of his own. Young with another series of punches to Rocco. Rocco with a body block to take Young down followed by a kick to the ribs. Rocco with a kick to the head and then he slams Youngs head into the turnbuckles. Rocco with a biel to Young followed by another kick to the ribs. Rocco with an Irish whip and a splash into the corner. Young with a drop kick and Rocco stays on his feet. Rocco catches Young on a cross body attempt and he hits a standing power slam. Rocco misses a splash from the top turnbuckle and Young hits a Death Valley Driver for the three count. Winner: Eric Young
After the match, Angle attacks Young and then Sting and Angle fight. Sal and Rocco join in and Sting fights them off for a second before it becomes a three-on-one battle. Mick Foley makes his way to the ring and he punches Angle and then he goes after Sal and Rocco. Scott Steiner comes to the ring and he attacks Foley. Nash comes to the ring and he joins in the attack. Jeff Jarrett arrives and he has a chair and he hits Angle and security. Jarrett wants to hit Steiner with the chair but Sting stops him.
Jarrett gets on the mic and he says that the three ring circus ends on Sunday between Kurt Angle and Sting. Jarrett says that he is the guest referee and Mick Foley is the guest enforcer.
Edge is currently battling several nagging injuries, reports ProWrestling.net. Hes had problems with knee issues in the past and they may have flared up again. The severity of his current ailments are unknown. Edge has been working some house shows recently so whatever injuries he is battling arent bad enough to keep him on the road. That being said, hes only been working tag matches at those house shows in order to keep his work load in the ring light.
- The current plan for the upcoming WWE draft is to strengthen RAW's roster and to further develop talent on Smackdown. Of course, plans can change on a daily basis.
Ik ben Boon Kenneth, en gebruik soms ook wel de schuilnaam Sting.
Ik ben een man en woon in Dworp (Belgie) en mijn beroep is .
Ik ben geboren op 05/06/1989 en ben nu dus 34 jaar jong.
Mijn hobby's zijn: Worstelen en films.
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