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In addition to referee Rudy Charles being released this week, TNAWrestlingNews.com has learned that Jacqueline Moore is also no longer with TNA Wrestling. According to our source, she was told a return is not out of the question but as of right now they will be parting ways.

With the exception of being used at a recent TNA house show against Rhaka Khan (who had also made her return to TNA after being pulled from TV), Moore has not been active with TNA since being pulled off TV as the manager of Beer Money, Inc

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Seth Green, John Cena & Triple H vs. The Legacy ended in a no contest
Big Show def. Evan Bourne
Hornswoggle def. Chavo Guerrero
Mark Henry def. Jericho by count-out
Jack Swagger def. MVP
The Miz def. Primo
Divas Champion Maryse, Rosa Mendes & Alicia Fox def. Mickie James, Kelly Kelly & Gail Kim in a Six-Diva Summer Swimsuit Spectacular Tag Team Match

ORLANDO, Fla. – With Raw continuing in its series of special guest hosts, the WWE Universe was treated to the presence of Seth Green, famed actor and co-creator of Robot Chicken. Green took control of every aspect of the Monday night program, making numerous matches, including a Six-Diva Summer Swimsuit Spectacular Tag Team Match, and a massive main event tag team match, in which the host also competed. (For details regarding Green's "Robot Chicken on Wheels" tour, click here.)

And as if this week wasn't excitement enough, it was revealed that new week's Raw would be hosted by Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill of the legendary rock group ZZ Top. (STORY)

Seth Green, John Cena & Triple H vs. The Legacy ended in a no contest (PHOTOS | WATCH)
Seth Green appeared on Raw brimming with confidence due to the Robot Chicken Star Wars Episode II DVD’s release right around the corner on July 21, and the show’s season premiere airing on Sunday, July 26 at 11:30 p.m. ET (right after Night of Champions on pay-per-view). But, after receiving a disconcerting pep-talk from John Cena and Triple H (both rivals for the WWE Title), Seth Green was apprehensive going into a tag team match against WWE Champion Randy Orton, Ted DiBiase & Cody Rhodes.

Despite ongoing friction between Cena and The Game, the team held it together, with Green even getting a shot in on Rhodes. Later, when the tables had turned in Legacy’s favor, it was Raw’s special guest host who dove in, breaking up Orton’s pin of Triple H. But The Viper didn’t take kindly to Green’s involvement, attacking him and lining him up for his infamous punt. Just in the nick of time, however, John Cena rushed into the ring, defending his celebrity partner, fighting with all of Legacy before The Game joined the melee with his trusty sledgehammer.

After clearing the ring of Orton and his minions, Triple H stopped short of attacking Cena and the Night of Champions opponents shared a heated standoff. The tension was then broken by Green himself, and the three shared an in-ring celebration.

Big Show def. Evan Bourne; United States Champion Kofi Kingston attacked The World’s Largest Athlete (PHOTOS | WATCH)
Having told Seth Green to watch how smaller competitors fare in the WWE ring, Big Show took to the ring ready to deal out some serious damage to Evan Bourne. The World’s Largest Athlete proceeded to ground “Air” Bourne with his Colossal Clutch, refusing to release the high-flyer even after the bell was rung. Rushing to Bourne’s aide, United States Champion Kofi Kingston, who had been seated at the commentary table, executed a well-placed kick to the back of Big Show’s head. The Jamaican Superstar followed up with a dropkick that sent The World’s Largest Athlete stumbling out of the ring.

Hornswoggle def. Chavo Guerrero (PHOTOS)
As announced earlier in the evening by Raw’s special guest host, Seth Green, Chavo Guerrero was set to once again face Hornswoggle, after losing to the diminutive Superstar just days before on “WWE Superstars.” This time, however, the self-proclaimed “Mexican Warrior” was forced to compete with one hand literally tied behind his back. Whether because of this handicap, or simply due to the leprechaun’s superior technique, Hornswoggle defeated his opponent with an inside cradle.

Chris Jericho will announce his new partner at Night of Champions, where they will defend the Unified Tag Team Titles; Mark Henry def. Jericho by count-out (PHOTOS | WATCH)
Unified Tag Team Champion Chris Jericho appeared on Raw to address the status of his tag team partner, Edge, and their Unified Tag Team Titles. As the WWE Universe was already aware, The Rated-R Superstar suffered a tear in his Achilles tendon, necessitating surgery. With The Ultimate Opportunist out of commission, the arrogant Jericho revealed that his contract had been written to allow him the opportunity to choose a new partner in the event of Edge’s injury. Though he refrained from naming the Superstar on Raw, Jericho promised he would make the announcement at Night of Champions before the two defend their titles against Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase of The Legacy.

Before the loquacious Superstar could continue, he was interrupted by Mark Henry, who claimed to be Jericho’s opponent. Clotheslining the first-ever Undisputed Champion and tearing his suit off, Henry continued to attack Jericho as it was announced that Raw’s special guest host, Seth Green had made this an official match – perhaps as retaliation for the earlier browbeating he received from Jericho. The nefarious Superstar refused to compete, however, exiting the ring and allowing the match to end by count-out.

Jack Swagger def. MVP (PHOTOS | WATCH)
The week before on Raw, MVP and Jack Swagger came dangerously close to throwing down in the midst of The VIP Lounge. However, after disrespecting The Ballin’ Superstar, "The All-American American” simply walked away, refusing to fight. But when Swagger stepped into the ring this week, he was ready to go, utilizing his extensive amateur wrestling background to pin Montel Vontavious Porter.

The Miz def. Primo; Carlito attacked his brother (PHOTOS | WATCH)
Primo came to the ring to call out his brother Carlito, who had attacked his sibling following their loss to Unified Tag Team Champions Edge & Chris Jericho on the previous Raw. To the former tag champion’s dismay however, it wasn’t Carlito who emerged, but rather The Miz. Announcing that Divas Champion Maryse was most likely watching, the self-proclaimed “chick magnet” fought fiendishly against his opponent, but in the end, it was a distraction from Carlito that allowed Miz to pick up the win. Following the match, The Southpaw from San Juan climbed into the ring, viciously attacking before spitting his signature apple into his brother’s face.

Divas Champion Maryse, Rosa Mendes & Alicia Fox def. Mickie James, Kelly Kelly & Gail Kim in a Six-Diva Summer Swimsuit Spectacular Tag Team Match (PHOTOS | WATCH)
Displaying their finest summer swimsuits, the sexy, smart and powerful team of Mickie James, Kelly Kelly & Gail Kim came to the ring to face Divas Champion Maryse, Rosa Mendes & Alicia Fox. Though Maryse seemed to be intimidated by Mickie James in recent weeks, the Divas Champion sent a clear message to her Night of Champions opponent by pinning her to win the match for her team.

Raw’s special guest host, Seth Green, announced a Six-Diva Summer Swimsuit Spectacular Tag Team Match and a Six-Man Tag Team Match with himself, Triple H & John Cena facing WWE Champion Randy Orton & The Legacy. (PHOTOS)
Triple H opened Monday Night Raw by announcing the show’s special guest host, television and film star and co-creator of the hit show Robot Chicken on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim, Seth Green. The multi-talented Green’s first order of business was to announce the night’s first match, a Six-Diva Summer Swimsuit Spectacular Tag Team Match.

After Green broke the news of the crowd-pleasing contest, Triple H gave the WWE Universe something else to be excited about, reminding our fans of Robot Chicken’s season premiere on Sunday, July 26 at 11:30 p.m. ET, directly following Night of Champions on pay-per-view. The Adult Swim show will even be having a special guest of its own, as The Game himself appears in action figure form to take on child actress Dakota Fanning.

The two were then joined in the ring by WWE Champion Randy Orton, who demanded that Green put both his Night of Champions opponents, Triple H and John Cena, in 3-on-1 Handicap Matches. When Raw’s special guest host resisted, in spite of The Viper’s threats, Orton suggested another match: The Game & Cena vs. The Legacy. While Green didn’t grant The Legend Killer’s wish exactly, he came close, setting a Six-Man Tag Team Match with Orton & The Legacy facing Triple H, John Cena & Seth Green, himself.

Monday Night Raw 13.07.09

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Matt Hardy/Rehab, Says He's Destined To Be Champ

Matt Hardy revealed that he will be starting a new training program today following surgery on his abdomen last week to get in shape for his return to WWE TV.

“Today Is The Day.. That I start getting back to being me, Matt Hardy. Whether you love me or you hate me, you can't deny my passion and drive.” Hardy said on his latest myspace blog.

“I start my slow, yet gradual climb back to the top of the mountain. I refuse to lose. I hope each and every one of you are in my corner.. and if not, then so be it.”

Hardy also brought up the World Heavyweight Championship, “It's time for Matt Hardy to be what I'm destined to be.. The World Heavyweight Champ. And I will! I'm free to get my total game where it needs to be..”

He added, “Thank for sticking with me through thick and thin, good and bad-it will pay off in the long run! I truly love my real people..”

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Kane def. Jeff Hardy
Dolph Ziggler def. John Morrison
Melina & Eve def. Women’s Champion Michelle McCool & Layla (Diva Tag Team Match)
World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk vs. The Great Khali (No contest)
The Hart Dynasty def. Cryme Tyme
Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio def. Chris Jericho

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. – Just more than two weeks before Night of Champions (full coverage), match disruption ran rampant as calculated mayhem ruled Friday night.

Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio def. Chris Jericho (VIDEO | PHOTOS)
Following Mysterio’s successful title defense over Jericho with his earth-shattering 619 & splash combination, Edge tried to launch a post-match assault. When the masked Superstar opted to let it be, exiting the ring rather than engaging The Rated-R Superstar, he was suddenly attacked out of nowhere by a reemerging Dolph Ziggler. The smiling Superstar then threw the fallen Intercontinental Champion to the dogs, allowing the Unified Tag Team Champions to hit both a spear & the Codebreaker. Ziggler then finished him off with a devastating neckbreaker of his own.

Kane def. Jeff Hardy (VIDEO | PHOTOS)
After last week’s eye-popping chain of events while teaming with World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk (last week’s results), Jeff Hardy emerged wearing an eye patch. He soon ripped it off, declaring that his eye injury is just as serious as The Straightedge Superstar’s.

Punk emerged just when Hardy was gaining a strong advantage in his hard-fought battle with Kane. The distraction gave The Big Red Machine enough time to recover and chokeslam The Charismatic No. 1 Contender off the top rope for the huge victory.

World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk vs. The Great Khali (No contest) (VIDEO | PHOTOS)
Jeff Hardy later joined Hall of Famer Jim Ross & Todd Grisham at the broadcast table as Punk prepared to face The Punjabi Playboy. Punk produced an eye drop prescription and mocked Hardy’s past troubles. The growing animosity between Punk and Hardy threatens to reach a fever-pitch as they prepare to face off at Night of Champions in a World Championship Match in two weeks (Match preview). 

In the culmination of an explosive match, Khali hit Punk with the devastating Punjabi Plunge. But before he could get the three-count however, Kane emerged with a steel chair. A “clash of the titans” ensued when Ranjin Singh evened the odds, supplying Khali with a chair of his own. Kane struck first, but the fury of Khali kept him on his feet. He then nailed Kane with the chair, causing The Big Red Machine to uncharacteristically retreat for the second week in a row. 

Dolph Ziggler def. John Morrison (PHOTOS)
Despite a growing backstage “association” with the lovely Maria, Ziggler kept his focus. In the culmination of an intense match with John Morrison, Ziggler prevailed, grabbing The Friday Night Delight’s tights after a quick counter.

Melina & Eve def. Women’s Champion Michelle McCool & Layla (Diva Tag Team Match) (PHOTOS)
After Layla accidentally smacked into Michelle, Melina rolled the English Diva up for the pin. After the bell, the Women’s Champion attacked her wild predecessor, instantly inciting a fierce brawl between the two explosive Divas.

The Hart Dynasty def. Cryme Tyme (PHOTOS)
Natalya jumped up on the ring apron, distracting both JTG & the referee as The Hart Dynasty executed a powerful double-team assault for the win. (WATCH "WORD UP")

Friday Night Smackdown 10.07.09

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Reported incidents at WWE live event

Syvel Lacson sent in the following:

CM Punk fans started picking fights with Jeff Hardy fans at today's ECW/SmackDown house show in Manila, Philippines. An organizer for the event that works with management of the arena was also said to have been offended by some off air comments Chris Jericho made towards the crowd.

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-- ECW newcomer Tyler Reks seems to be working with a swollen knee, which he suffered at a Florida Championship Wrestling live event this past week.

Reks wrote on his Twitter account (twitter.com/Tyler_Reks): "Rehabing the knee today. Ice and heat. Trying to get it ready for monday"

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TNA iMPACT Results - July 09, 2009
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/10/2009 at 02:11 AM

TNA iMPACT Results - July 09, 2009
Report by PWInsider

Mick Foley comes to the ring to start things off. Mick says that life can be kind of funny. Maybe you get staples over his eye and you look cool, but you get stitches in your nostril and you look foolish. Mick says that he has been thinking about it and he does not think that TNA is set up to have two separate deciders in the front office. Mick suggests that tonight be the night when one of them step down.

Jeff Jarrett comes to the ring. Jeff asks Mick if he ever thinks about what he says and Mick says that he does not have one of those filtering mechanisms. Jeff acknowledges that they are both competitors and he knows that Mick wants to be back in the middle of things. Jeff reminds Mick that he became the TNA Champion. Jeff asks if the story should have stopped there and he says that it should have but it did not. Jeff says that Mick has put TNA in danger with his desire to get his title back. Jeff says that Mick will always be a true legend in the business regardless of what happens at Victory Road. Jeff asks Mick to do one thing and that is to think about why he came to TNA, the young athletes who need the two of them to co-exist for the good of the company. Jeff asks Mick to think of the future and they could build the company to heights they could never had dreamed of. Jeff tells Mick that it was their dream, but if the Main Event Mafia wins all of the titles, it could be a battle they cannot win.

Mick tells Jeff that he appreciates what he is saying. Mick says that maybe he was stupid to say that he would defend the title once a year. Mick says that they are even, but Jeff is wrong when he says that Mick has nothing to prove. Mick says that he needs to prove something to himself. He needs to prove that the title win was no fluke and he needs to do it against the best wrestler in the world. Mick says that he is going to do it for the right reasons this time. Mick suggests that they have a main event tonight for Kurt Angle to have a tune up match against Jeff Jarrett in a non-title match. Jarrett says that he likes that idea. Jeff wants to up the ante and he wants to tweak things a little. Jeff wants to make it a three way dance with Angle and Jarrett having Mick Foley added to the mix. Mick wants to give Kurt Angle a chance to name the guest referee for the match. Jarrett says that Angle can name the guest referee, but it cannot be a member of the Main Event Mafia or Matt Morgan.

We go to Lauren in the back with The British Invasion. She mentions that the X Division title match shot will be up for grabs in a ladder match. Doug Williams says that he is going to give someone an opportunity at the briefcase. If you beat him fair and square, you get the title match. Brutus says that they are here to make the big money. He does not want to be looked down upon by the fans. They are here to take their place atop the tag team division. We go to commercial.

We are back and Doug Williams has a mic as he comes to the ring. He reminds everyone about the open challenge to get the X Division Title Match case. Doug says that he wants a real wrestler tonight, not a redneck.

Match Number One: Doug Williams with Brutus Magnus and Rob Terry versus Homicide

Williams and Homicide with punches and Homicide gets the advantage followed by a back elbow. Homicide with a kick followed by a clothesline. Homicide with a monkey flip and Williams is in the corner. Homicide brings the ladder into the ring and he runs it into Williams. The ladder is set up and Homicide starts to climb it but Williams clips Homicide as he comes off the turnbuckles. Williams puts the ladder in the corner and Williams sends Homicide into it and the ladder falls on Homicide. Williams sets up the ladder and he has the case in his hand but Homicide pushes Williams down and Williams takes Terry and Magnus out as well. Homicide climbs the ladder but Team 3D stop Williams to allow Homicide to get the case.
Winner: Homicide

After the match, Team 3D fight with the British and then Bashir and Kiyoshi attack Team 3D. Magnus holds Devon to allow Williams to hit a European uppercut from the turnbuckles. Now Ray gets punched and Terry with a spinebuster to Ray.

We go to commercial.

We are back and it is time to talk about the situation surrounding Kurt Angle choosing the referee for his match tonight.

We go to an interview that Mike Tenay did with Suicide. Mike talks about how we know about Suicide from his entrance music lyrics. He says that he was in darkness and felt the pain. He says the torment is not his alone and it is shared. He says that he was left with two choices, life or death. Suicide says that he chooses to see the light and come alive. He says that he is the dark savior. He says that he does not represent the end. He represents the beginning.

We go to commercial.

We are back with a look at Sting’s role in the Main Event Mafia.

Speaking of Sting, it is time for him to come to the ring to address the fans and he has his stolen booty from Kurt Angle. Sting tells Kurt that he knows that Kurt is watching in the back and he has Kurt’s belt. He tells Kurt that if Kurt wants it, Kurt can get it. Sting wants to talk to Joe and he wants Joe to come out.

Joe obliges Sting and comes out. Joe does not have his trademark and vintage black towel. Sting tells Joe that he is every reason why wrestling is as bad as it is and as bad as this company is. It was people like Joe who forced the Main Event Mafia to form. He tells Joe that he does not want to work to get things. Sting says that he does not need four guys behind him and he can fight for himself. He tells Joe that things are wrong because Joe pissed him off. Sting tells Joe to do something about it and he wants to know why Joe isn’t doing anything. Sting asks Joe who is stopping him.

Joe says that he has been told to keep his temper. He tells Sting that his time will come.

Sting asks Joe who is telling Joe what Joe should do. Sting tells Joe that he knows that Joe is not doing this on his own. Sting wants to know who Joe’s ‘Oz’ is behind the curtain.

Joe says that Sting will find out at Victory Road.

Sting says that he will find the person and pull him from the darkness and pull him apart piece by piece and feed him to the fans.

We go to commercial.

We are back and it is time to go to Lauren with Jenna. Lauren asks Jenna about her match at Victory Road and wants to know how she is training. Jenna says that he will use her money. She bought a trainer of her own and Saeed says that she will destroy.

Booker T and Scott Steiner come out and they join Don and Mike at the announce table.

Match Number Two: Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin versus James Storm and Robert Roode

Sabin and Storm start things off and they lock up with Storm working on the arm. Storm pulls Sabin down by the hair and Sabin with a chop. Sabin gets out of a belly-to-back suplex attempt and Storm avoids an arm drag. Sabin slaps Storm and Storm punches Sabin and Sabin goes to the floor. Storm follows after him and Shelley with a running knee off the apron that sends Storm into the guardrails. Shelley tags in and they hit a series of kicks on Storm. Shelley with a near fall. Shelley holds Storm by the hair and Sabin with a double sledge from the turnbuckles. Sabin and Shelley with clotheslines from each side and Sabin gets a near fall. Sabin and Shelley choke Storm with their boots. Shelley goes up top and he hits a double sledge on Storm. Roode makes the save for Storm and Shelley collides into Sabin. Roode hip tosses Storm to make the tag. Roode punches Storm and Sabin and hits a back elbow on Shelley. Roode with a drop kick to Sabin and a David Young spinebuster to Shelley. All four men are in the ring and Shelley and Sabin with stereo clotheslines. Sabin with the springboard drop kick while Shelley hits the Flatline and Shelley can only get a two count. Storm with a kick to Shelley and a superkick to Sabin. Storm with a lungblower and then they hit DWI for the three count.
Winners: James Storm and Robert Roode

After the match, Steiner has the tag title belt.

We see Angelina walking in the back with Madison and Velvet but they stop while Angelina keeps talking. Velvet says that Angelina needs to stop talking about herself because the spider was on her. Velvet says that she is not Angelina’s puppet, pawn, or guinea pig. Velvet tells Angelina if she doesn’t have her back, they are done for good.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Sarita is coming next week.

We see footage of Tara and her spider from last week.

Match Number Three: Velvet Sky with Angelina Love and Madison Rayne versus Tara

Tara slaps Velvet and then connects with shoulders in the corner. Tara with an Irish whip but Velvet with boots and a flying clothesline as she punches Tara and chokes her. Velvet pulls Tara up by the hair before sending her back to the mat. Velvet with a hair biel to Tara for a near fall. Velvet with a snap mare and a near fall. Velvet puts Tara in the ropes and talks to the referee. The referee is able to stop Angelina from interfering. Tara punches Velvet. Tara with a clothesline and slam. Tara with a kick and it is time for the Widow’s Peak for the three count.
Winner: Tara

After the match, Tara gets her friend from his case and Angelina tells her to stop from a safe distance. Angelina tells Tara if she wants some they can do it right now.

Tara accepts the challenge as long as the title is on the line. Madison tells Angelina to accept the challenge and Angelina accepts.

We go to commercial.

Match Number Four: Tara versus Angelina Love with Madison Rayne and what is left of Velvet Sky for the TNA Women’s Title

Tara has put her friend back in its home and Angelina battles with the referee over the title belt. Tara with a rollup and backslide for a near fall. Tara with an inside cradle for a near fall and Angelina goes to the floor to regroup. Tara tries to pull Angelina back into the ring but Madison pulls Tara out to the floor and the referee sends Madison to the back. Angelina punches Tara and she sends Tara into the guardrail. Angelina with a chop to Tara and they return to the ring. Angelina with a boot to Tara for a near fall. Angelina with a series of near falls and she throws a tantrum. Tara punches Angelina but Angelina with an Irish whip. Angelina misses a charge into the corner and then Tara punches Angelina and hits a clothesline. Tara hits the uranage side slam for a near fall. Tara gets Angelina up for the Widow’s Peak and she gets the three count.
Winner: Tara

While Tara celebrates in the ring, Angelina realizes that she lost her title.

We go to commercial.

We go to the back where Lauren is with the new Women’s Champion. Tara says that she cannot believe it. She says that anything can happen in TNA. She says that she never thought she would be happy again, but she is proud to be a part of TNA. She thanks Angelina for giving her the chance.

It is time to run through the card for Victory Road.

It is time to see what happened during Abyss’s appointment with Dr. Stevie. Abyss attacked Stevie while Stevie tries to explain why he did what he did to Lauren. Stevie has drugged Abyss to paralyze him. Then Stevie slaps Abyss.

We go to commercial.

Match Number Five: Matt Morgan and Kevin Nash versus Daniels and A.J. Styles

Nash lets his younger partner start things off and he faces Daniels. Daniels with chops to Morgan but Morgan with a big shoulder tackle. Daniels with kicks to the leg but Morgan with a knee and a slam. Morgan misses an elbow drop and Daniels with a side head lock. Daniels with a kick and Styles is tagged in. Daniels and Styles with forearms that barely stagger Morgan so Styles and Daniels go high and low on Morgan to take him down. Styles with a phenomenal knee drop. Morgan sends Styles into the turnbuckles and then he hits a splash in the corner. Nash tags in and he gestures to Daniels and then connects with elbows to Styles. Styles with a kick and punches to Nash. Nash with an elbow and Morgan and Daniels are back in. Daniels with a flying forearm. Nash stops Daniels as he comes off the ropes. Daniels punches Nash but Morgan with a bicycle kick to Daniels and Daniels is out on the mat. Morgan can only get a two count. Nash tags in and he punches Daniels and then connects with knees in the corner. Nash adds a few elbows in the corner. Morgan tags in and he kicks Daniels in the ribs. Morgan stops Daniels from making the tag and then he hits his vintage elbows in the corner. Morgan with a splash into the corner and then he sends Daniels into the turnbuckles and gets a near fall. Daniels is held by Nash but Morgan accidentally hits Nash when Daniels moves. Styles with a drop kick and then goes to the apron and hits the phenomenal forearm for a near fall. Styles knocks Nash off the apron. Styles with a drop kick to the knee and then he hits a baseball slide into Nash off Morgan’s back. Morgan tries for a choke slam but Styles avoids the hold and hits a Pele kick. Daniels hits the BME and then Styles with a frog splash three-quarters of the way across the ring for the three count.
Winners: A.J. Styles and Daniels

After the match, Nash attacks Styles and Daniels. Morgan with a choke slam to Daniels while Nash sends Styles into the ring steps. Morgan has Daniels leg in a steel chair and then Morgan with a leg drop on the chair. Styles sends Nash into the ring steps and Styles is able to intimidate the larger Morgan as he leaves the ring.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Lauren is with Samoa Joe. Lauren says that she was looking for Sting. Sting is wearing the vintage black towel as the car of Joe’s advisor arrives. Joe is able to protect his advisor’s identity and he chokes out Sting with a night stick.

Match Number Six: Mick Foley versus Kurt Angle versus Jeff Jarrett with Guest Referee Eric Young

Foley and Jarrett try to corner Angle but Angle tries to cross the stream and he fails. They punch Angle and then Jarrett lets Foley get in a few shots. Jarrett with a suplex to Angle and then Foley rakes Angle’s eyes across the top rope. Jarrett punches Angle in the corner and Eric Young pulls Jarrett off. Foley with punches to Angle while Jarrett and Young continue to argue. Angle moves out of the way and Foley accidentally punches Jarrett. Foley sends Angle to the floor and then he sends Angle into the guardrail. Foley rakes the face and then he Irish whips Angle into the guardrail. Jarrett punches Foley and then hits the Stroke on the ring steps. We go to commercial.

We are back and Angle is kicking Jarrett followed by a snap suplex for a near fall. Angle with a reverse chin lock on Jarrett and Foley is down on the floor. Angle with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex.

Scott Steiner comes out and he hits Foley with the Big Poppa Pipe. Angle with a near fall and a waist lock on Jarrett. Jarrett with elbows and clotheslines. Angle charges into a boot from Jarrett and Jarrett hits a tornado DDT for a two count. Angle with a kick and Jarrett counter the Olympic Slam with an arm drag. Jarrett with the Stroke and Young with a very slow count that allows Foley to break up the cover. Foley with a sleeper but Jarrett with a jawbreaker. Jarrett grabs the guitar and Eric has left the ring. Foley has his sock and he applies the mandible claw. Young takes the guitar and Angle hits the Olympic slam on Foley for a two count. Jarrett has Angle in the figure four leg lock and Foley with an elbow for a near fall on Jarrett. Angle puts Foley in the ankle lock and Young calls for the bell.
Winner: Kurt Angle

After the match, Jarrett attacks the referee and hits a back body drop and an Irish whip. Young does the Young flip and then Young is sent to the guardrail. Jarrett chases Young to the back with a chair.

Foley with a clothesline to Angle and then he hits the mandible claw. Joe comes to the ring and he hits Foley with the title belt. Steiner makes his way to the ring with the Big Poppa Pipe. Nash hurries to the ring and he has barbed wire. Booker has the barbed wire baseball bat and more barbed wire. They have Foley wrapped in barbed wire.

Foley’s security comes to the ring and they cannot stop the Main Event Mafia.

We go to credits.

TNA Impact 09.07.09

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Jeff Hardy's contract status

Credit: f4wonline.com

- As noted earlier, Jeff Hardy's WWE contract is set to expire around July 31st. Company officials have been trying to get Hardy to stay at least through SummerSlam, or when Undertaker is healthy enough to return.

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Cover Art For ‘Rise & Fall Of WCW’ DVD Revealed
Posted by Andy Steven on 07/09/2009 at 12:02 PM

The cover art for WWE’s upcoming Rise & Fall Of WCW DVD has been leaked to WWE’s UK distributor SilverVision.co.uk.

The cover features small pictures of Dusty Rhodes and Ric Flair in the upper left corner while on the bottom large pictures of Goldberg, Sting, Eric Bischoff and the three founding members of the n.W.o. are featured. You can check it out at this link.

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R-Truth def. Ricky Ortiz
Zack Ryder def. Tyler Reks
Hornswoggle def. Chavo Guerrero (on his knees)

The advertisements for “WWE Superstars” promise the WWE Universe to expect everything, but the sight of Chavo Guerrero facing Hornswoggle while on his knees still came as a hilarious shock to everyone who tuned into this Thursday’s show. With this bizarre matchup in the main event slot and contests between Ricky Ortiz and R-Truth and a rematch between Zack Ryder and ECW newcomer Tyler Reks, “WWE Superstars” is proving to be one of the most electrifying shows on TV.   

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R-Truth def. Ricky Ortiz (PHOTOS | WATCH)
While Ricky Ortiz has spent his time offering up motivational speeches in the backstage area to anyone who will listen, R-Truth has been chalking up impressive victories in the SmackDown ring. This hot streak gave Truth the confidence and savvy he needed to pull out a victory over Mr. O despite a size disadvantage. Perhaps this loss will teach Ricky O. to focus more on his ring game instead of his wordplay.

Zack Ryder def. Tyler Reks (PHOTOS | WATCH)
After being defeated by Zack Ryder on last Thursday’s “WWE Superstars,” ECW newcomer Tyler Reks was looking for retribution. Unfortunately, the Southern California surfer was unable to overcome Ryder in their rematch. The Long Island native has been on a white hot streak and has quickly become a Superstar to watch. Reks and the other young competitors of ECW’s New Talent Initiative are quickly learning that victory in WWE doesn’t come easy.

Hornswoggle def. Chavo Guerrero (PHOTOS | WATCH)
If anyone knows how to make things interesting, it’s Mr. McMahon. So when the WWE Chairman decided that Chavo Guerrero would have to be on his knees when he faced Hornswoggle, the WWE Universe knew things were about to get wild. With the self-proclaimed “Mexican Warrior” on equal footing, the little Irishman was able control much of the action and put Guerrero away with a Tadpole Splash. Looks like Mr. McMahon taught Chavo a thing or two about picking on someone your own size.

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