skinsfan1992

I love traditonal wrestling so yes I did get carried away with the post at first I was just going to post it from the tna site but for somereason it would not post right on this board as far as the PPV goes though I hope they dont drop the ball at the tapinggs tongiht and with Cornette now on the roster thats going to really help this product I think

what do you mean

Killings</b> With the "Tale of the Tape", Abyss is shown with the height advantage. They explain the rules and how you must hang the NWA World Title above the ring. Pinfalls and submissions are legal and if they take place you are sent into a penalty box. Jeremy Borash did the ring introducions for all five men. In the ring, The Truth took out Jeff Jarrett. Sting and Christian Cage double teamed Abyss on the outside. Cage eventually joined The Truth and they double teamed Jarrett. Cage does a dance at Truth. Truth smiles and they slap hands. Truth then takes out Cage. Cage took out Jarrett from the top rope to the outside. In the ring, Sting and Truth double team Abyss. Truth dives over the top rope and takes out Cage, Jarrett and Abyss. Sting stands on top of the penalty cage and dives off, taking out Cage, Jarrett, Truth and Abyss. Sting hits a Stinger Splash in the corner on Jarrett back in the ring. Truth gets in a missile dropkick on Jarrett, covers and gets the pinfall. Jeff Jarrett is now sent into the penalty box for two minutes. Cage brawls with Abyss. Truth tries to pull a ladder in the ring, but Cage catapults it into his face. Abyss comes in and goes after Cage. Cage then rolls up Abyss and gets the pinfall. Abyss is now sent into the penalty box for two minutes. As Abyss goes inside, Jarrett's time has expired and he hits the ring. Sting hits a dropkick on Truth. Jarrett pulls Cage out and drives him into the guard railing. Sting takes out Truth with a big elbow in the ring. Jarrett puts Cage inside a ladder and stands on top of it. We see Abyss' time expire and he joins Jarrett stacking four tables on top of each other. In the ring, Truth and Jarrett brawl and Sting and Abyss go over the top rope. Jarrett hits The Stroke on Truth from the ring apron to the guard railing. Jarrett covers Truth and gets the pinfall. Ron "The Truth" Killings is now sent into the penalty box for two minutes. Abyss and Sting brawl in the crowd as Cage goes after Jarrett in the crowd as well. Sting hits Abyss with a chair shot. Sting throws Abyss into part of the Impact Zone leaving an imprint. Abyss then sends Sting into the broken wall as well. Time expires and The Truth is out. Back in the ring, Truth is setting up a ladder in the middle of the ring. Truth has the title and goes up the ladder. Abyss comes in and knocks the ladder over. Abyss and Jarrett work together to knock out Truth, Sting and Cage with the ladder. Truth gets launched over the top rope when he jumped on the ladder. Sting and Cage hit a double dropkick on Abyss and Jarrett. Cage and Abyss go over the top rope. Truth sets up the ladder, climbs up again, but Abyss dumps him off again. Abyss throws the ladder into referee Earl Hebner. Abyss hits Jarrett with a Black Hole Slam, a new referee hits the ring and Abyss gets the pinfall. Jeff Jarrett is now sent into the penalty box again for two minutes. Abyss climbs up the ladder, but Sting pushes it over and Abyss crashes through the four stacked tables setup earlier! Stinger Splash on Cage and Sting applies the Scorpion Deathlock on Cage as well. Sting breaks the hold when Jarrett escapes the cage and tries to go up the ladder. Jarrett attempts a guitar shot on Sting, but Cage prevents it and Sting takes out Jarrett. Sting has the title, hands it to Cage and tells him to go up. Sting applies the Scorpion Deathlock on Jarrett. Larry Zbyzsko comes in and low blows Cage. Sting takes out Jarrett with a Stinger Deathdrop. Sting pins Jarrett. Jeff Jarrett is now sent into the penalty box for a third time for two minutes. Sting grabs the title, climbs up, Cage comes up with, stops Sting from hanging the title and referee Earl Hebner pushes the ladder over sending Sting and Cage over the top rope. The fans boo Hebner. Jarrett sets up the ladder, climbs up, fans are throwing bottles in the ring and Jarrett hangs the NWA World Title. <b>Winner & NEW NWA World Heavyweight Champion: Jeff Jarrett</b> After the match, fans continue to litter the ring with bottles and garbage as Jeff Jarrett is announced as the new NWA World Heavyweight Champion. As Jarrett heads up the ramp in celebration, he holds the NWA World Title high in the air. Referee Rudy Charles comes out and takes the NWA World Title away from Jarrett. Charles hands the title to Jim Cornette and Cornette holds up the title staring at Jarrett. Jarrett falls to his knees screaming "NO" looking at Cornette with his title as the PPV goes off the air...

The main event was now ready and it was the third ever King of the Mountain match featuring NWA World Heavyweight Champion, Christian Cage defending the gold against Sting, Ron Killings, Jeff Jarrett, and Abyss – and keep in mind that no champion has been able to retain their title in this match!

Finally at last it was the one on one contest between Scott Steiner and Samoa Joe occurring for the very first time in history. This match wasn’t about championships seeing as Samoa Joe is the X-Division Champion, but rather about seeing just who truly is unstoppable as we keep in mind that Samoa Joe has never pinned or submitted but he has never been tested by someone as Steiner’s size or strength. Early on in the contest both contestant were testing each other’s strengths but Joe was quick to get into the swing of things with his combinations of back kick to running knee drop. Scott Steiner later answered back with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Steiner began taunting Samoa Joe by breaking his own pins and going for multiple push ups. Later Joe suffered a powerbomb from Steiner – something he’s never felt before in TNA. The match then went to the outside as an all out brawl was taking place with Steiner getting the better of it. The referee gave them a 10-count to get back in the ring and Joe showed sheer will power to get back in the ring after suffering multiple stiff chair shots. Steiner now had an expression of disbelief on his face as Samoa Joe was now taking control after the harsh punishment he was put thru by Scott Steiner. The disbelief by Scott Steiner seemed to be his own distraction because Samoa Joe would then hook in the Rear Naked Choke but Steiner countered by sending Joe back straight on his head and immediately locked in the Steiner Recliner. Much to Steiner’s surprise though, he was quickly snapped in a scoop-running slam and from there the X-Division Champion, Samoa Joe picked up the win via pinfall. Samoa Joe is UNSTOPPABLE! Quick Match Results: • Preshow: Team Canada (Eric Young & A1) defeated The Naturals (Chase Stevens & Andy Douglas). • Bingo Hall Brawl: Team 3D (Brother Ray & Brother Devon) defeated The James Gang (BG James & Kip James). • Handicap Match: Rhino defeated Team Canada (Bobby Roode & Scott D’Amore). • X-Division Ranking Match: Senshi defeated Sonjay Dutt, Petey Williams, Jay Lethal, Alex Shelley, and Shark Boy. • Kevin Nash defeated Chris Sabin. • AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels defeated NWA World Tag Team Champions, America’s Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm), to win the titles. • TNA X-Division Champion, Samoa Joe defeated Scott Steiner, in a Non-Title Match.

Scott Steiner vs. Samoa Joe is up next.

Backstage, Jeremy Borash is with Scott Steiner. Steiner calls Samoa Joe a fat **** and that his real name is Sloppy Joe. He says he has beaten Sting, Goldberg, Batista, Triple H, John Cena and numerous others. Steiner says he knows fat rednecks are watching this PPV tonight wanting Joe to beat him. He throws down Samoa Joe's new DVD saying it is crap. Steiner says tonight, Joe's win streak ends and he will kill him. - A video package rolls highlighting Scott Steiner vs. Samoa Joe tonight.

Cornette said it goes like this, for the fans, we want what is best, TNA will be the new face of wrestling and the new face will be success. He said he knows someone will want to try him. Cornette urges and invites someone to try it and hopes they have cab fair afterwards because they will need it when he kicks them out.

Cornette said that is why he is here to fix things. He said he might not be politically correct, but he gets the job done and that is all that matters. Cornette said he is here for the TNA fans. He said he expects some guys in the locker room to step up big for him. Cornette said there are also some guys sitting on "big fat reputations" and that they need to do more. He said his job is to get the fans excited about the product, to get on their feet and chant TNA. Cornette tells the entire TNA staff, we have three goals: great matches, sell pay per views and strong ratings. He said if they can do that, they are on his good side and if they don't, they should explore work elsewhere.

Cornette said he is here tonight because TNA is the new face of professional wrestling. He said he is sick and tired of looking at the old one. Cornette said he has been keeping his eye on things in TNA and how people said it wouldn't last for weeks or even months. But now we are here four years later. He said these four years have not been without problems and growing points. Cornette said TNA is owned by a major corporation, but when they entered this project they had no wrestling experience. He said they hired certain individuals that brought politics and agendas to the table.

Mike Tenay is in the ring with a mic. He says there were some highlights from the past four years in TNA and we are about to make another one. Tenay introduces the new public face of TNA Management...Mr. Jim Cornette. Don West mentioned the knee surgery that Cornette went through recently. When Cornette came out, he spun his cane around and lost it. Cornette took his time down the ramp. Cornette said finally he has return to pay per view. He said he just saw the match earlier and said to himself that is what tag team wrestling is all about.

The new face of TNA Management debuts next.

Sting talks about the competitors involved such as Christian Cage, Abyss and Ron "The Truth" Killings. - A video package rolls highlighting some moments in TNA from the last four years.

Backstage, Jeremy Borash is with Sting. Sting says it is great to be wrestling for the NWA World Title in a King of the Mountain Match (he said it was the first ever, someone really needs to catch Sting up on TNA history).

The fans were jumping around celebrating as well. Styles and Daniels go into the crowd and celebrate with the TNA fans in attendance.

Daniels did a great job with the celebration making it feel really special.

After the match, AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels celebrate the tag team title win.

Daniels slams Harris down, Styles hits a Frog Splash and Daniels covers to get the pinfall. Winners & NEW NWA World Tag Team Champions: AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels

Styles takes out Storm with a big dropkick and tags in Christopher Daniels. Styles and Daniels do a lot of tagging in and out.

NWA World Tag Team Championship Match America's Most Wanted (c's) w/ Gail Kim vs. AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels The match starts with James Storm and AJ Styles. Lots of back and forth between the two.

America's Most Wanted defending the NWA World Tag Team Titles against AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels is up next.

A video package runs highlighting the NWA World Tag Team Championship Match tonight between America's Most Wanted and AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels. TNA points out that AMW have been the longest reigning NWA World Tag Team Champions in over 30 years.

Harris brings up how AJ & Daniels feel Gail Kim has been a distraction as of late. Gail Kim says she knows she is a distraction. James Storm says he is happier than a fat gopher in soft dirt.

Backstage, Jeremy Borash is with NWA World Tag Team Champions America's Most Wanted. JB points out how AMW have been in TNA since day one and how many tag teams have come and gone in the company. Chris Harris calls the AJ Styles/Christopher Daniels tag team experiment a failure since they have beaten them everytime they have got into the ring.

Winner: Kevin Nash