Slammiversary 2026 - The LIVE Results

Erik Dunn sings The Star Spangled Banner.

Tonight's show is dedicated to Joe Doering, who passed away from his battle with brain cancer on Friday.

Elayna Black beats Mara Sadé and Indi Hartwell in the Countdown after hitting Mara with the Blackout after Mara hits Indi with a top rope moonsault. After the match, Traci Brooks suddenly shows up and announces that on Thursday, there will be a 16-woman tournament to crown the very first TNA Knockouts Television Champion. The Knockouts Television Championship will be defended exclusively on TNA iMPACT!.

During the Countdown, Mustafa Ali shows up with Tasha Steelz wanting to know who his mystery opponent is. Director of Authority Santino Marella mentions that he has found an opponent while Daria Rae was looking for an opponent, and Daria Rae tells Mustafa Ali that she has found an opponent for him. Santino then says the TNA International Championship will be defended in a three-way match, and that Mustafa's two opponents will be revealed when the match happens.

Gia Miller interviews DJ Jules from Jam'n 94.5 and Z100 New York DJ Josh Martines about which matches they are excited for tonight.

Sean Grande, voice of the Boston Celtics, guests on commentary for the next match.

Ricky Sosa beats Eric Young during the Countdown.

A ten-bell salute is held for Joe Doering. Afterwards, Cody Deaner honors Joe Doering for his loyalty, his passion and his strength, and states that Doering proved that true strength makes anything possible. He talks about how he said his goodbyes to Doering at his hospital bed, then says that tonight, everyone gets to thank Joe Doering, to whom tonight's show is dedicated to. In memory of Joe Doering, 1982 - 2026.

Cedric Alexander retains the TNA X Division Championship in an Ultimate X Match against Amazing Red, Fabian Aichner, Mr. Elegance, KC Navarro, Frankie Kazarian, and Leon Slater when Slater and Amazing Red fight over the title only for the title to drop down and for Cedric Alexander to swoop in, grab the title, and swoop back out. After the match, Amazing Red and Leon Slater fist bump, then Frankie Kazarian says that he respects Amazing Red forever before we see a video package for Amazing Red's career. Amazing Red is then announced as a 2026 TNA Hall of Fame inductee. On the stage, Mike Santana is seen watching from a distance.

Before the next match, Expressions shows up and tells everyone to pull out their phones to record this moment and shut their mouths before introducing AJ Francis. When Elijah shows up and plays his guitar, Expressions declares his performance property of AJ Francis. Elijah goes on to call AJ Francis "No Skill Uncle Phil" and Expressions "Jackass Jazzy Jeff."

Elijah beats AJ Francis after smashing a guitar on Expressions' head and hitting AJ Francis with a springboard Canadian Destroyer. As per pre-match stipulations, Elijah wins back his name, likeness, and music catalog. (Had AJ Francis won, he would have won Elijah's name, likeness, and music catalog.) After the match, Elijah pulls out his own guitar, which has some orange LED lights in it.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Mike Santana. Santana says the wrestling world has been buzzing with rumors and speculation, but he has bled for TNA since 2017 and that tonight is no different. He hopes that Nic Nemeth who he is stepping into the ring with as they fight for the grandest prize.

Before the match, The Personal Concierge George Iceman shows up and says the only thing good about Boston, Massachusetts is the highway heading out of it.

Rosemary and Allie (now known as DemonXBunny) beat The Elegance Brand (Heather by Elegance and M by Elegance) to become the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Champions after Rosemary spits green mist into The Personal Concierge George Iceman's face and rolls out of Nip and Tuck so that Heather accidentally stomps M.

Backstage, Director of Authority Santino Marella is met by Daria Rae for making it so Mustafa Ali has to face two opponents. Santino says there is a three-way dance now and that the best things sometimes happen by accident/ When Daria Rae calls Santino an accident, Santino is unfazed by it.

Mustafa Ali's two opponents in his TNA International Championship match are revealed to be Rich Swann and Uhaa Nation (the former Apollo Crews in WWE).

Mustafa Ali retains the TNA International Championship against Rich Swann and Uhaa Nation after Tasha Steelz and a suddenly arriving Special Agent Zero in an all-black suit distract Uhaa Nation, allowing Mustafa to take Uhaa Nation out with a tope suicida from behind before eventually pinning Swann with a backslide jackknife pin.

Before the next match, Eddie and Alisha Edwards mock Sean Grande, the Voice of the Boston Celtics, at the front row. Meanwhile, Moose meets with Uhaa Nation on his way to the ring, saying he will handle business.

Moose beats Eddie Edwards in a No Surrender Match after Alisha Edwards throws in the towel before Moose can Spear Eddie through a table with a chain wrapped around him. This happens after Eddie almost hurts Moose's wife and eats a low blow from Moose's son before Moose's wife slaps Alisha. After the match, JDC stops Moose, then hits Eddie with a Stunner before Moose puts Eddie and Alisha through a table with a Spear.

Xia Brookside beats Lei Ying Lee to become the TNA Knockouts World Champion after tripping Lei Ying Lee off the top rope and into a turnbuckle that she exposed while trying to block a powerbomb out of the corner. After the match, TNA President Carlos Silva places the TNA Knockouts World Championship around Brookside's waist.

Bound for Glory is live on Sunday, October 11th! Destination X is Sunday, November 15th!

The Broken Hardys ("Broken" Matt Hardy and Brother Nero) beat The System (Brian Myers and Bear Bronson), The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) and The Great Hands (Jason Hotch and John Skyler) in a four-way ladder match that saw a barbed wire ladder match from the Wicked Garden and the poisonous flower from the Wicked Garden entering Brian Myers' mouth. to win the TNA World Tag Team Championships for the fifth time.

Mike Santana announces while writing in his diary that Konnan is now entering the 2026 Class of the TNA Hall of Fame as he thanks Konnan for helping provide the foundation for the career that he has today.

"The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth beats Mike Santana to win the TNA World Championship for the second time after Santana passes out from blood loss initially caused by being blasted with the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Trophy early in the match as part of a distracted created by "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth as he goes for Spin the Block. This match was also Nemeth's Call Your Shot Gauntlet Trophy cash-in match. After the match, Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth celebrate with champagne.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

Slammiversary 2025 - The LIVE Results

The Elegance Brand (Ash by Elegance and Heather by Elegance) retain the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championships against The IInspiration (Jessie McKay and Cassie Lee) during the countdown after M by Elegance smacks Cassie Lee with her statue of Liberty torch on the outside.

The Northern Armory (Eric Young, Judas Icarus, Travis Williams) head to the ring. Eric Young calls New York City "a garbage city filled with garbage people" before saying that their sports teams suck. He then calls The Northern Armory three thoroughbreds and icons from "a real country." He says that there is a conspiracy against The Northern Armory and that everyone is against him, as he keeps getting kicked out of buildings and suspended while Cody Deaner was fired, and says The Home Town Man "is a fraud." As Eric Young dares the fans to fight him, The Home Town Man shows up and sends a referee to the ring. Judas Icarus and Travis Williams go after him only to get taken out, and an impromptu countdown match begins.

The Home Town Man beats Eric Young during the countdown after escaping the piledriver and sitting down when Young goes for a Sunset Flip after Young nearly fights the referee after a kick-out and The Northern Armory (Eric Young, Judas Icarus, Travis Williams) tries to fight the fans in the front row.

Before the next match, Real1 introduces Fourth Rope as well as Zilla Fatu and Josh Bishop before making fun of the opposition for tonight's match.

Real1, Zilla Fatu and Joey Bishop beat Steve Maclin, Mance Warner and Jake Something during the countdown after Mance Warner inadvertently clotheslines Jake Something.

The Star Spangled Banner is performed.

Mustafa Ali beats Cedric Alexander. During the match, Tasha Steelz is ejected from ringside for confronting the referee; she later comes back with a metal folding chair in hand only to be stopped by Cedric and hit with a Lumbar Check. As Cedric is still on the ground, Mustafa hits Cedric with a top rope 450 splash to get the win.

We are introduced to the French announce team of Handsome JF and Marc Blondin.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Joe Hendry. Hendry says the whole world is watching and that it has all come down to a Triple Threat Match, and while he respects Mike Santana and hates Trick Williams, the weight of the world is on him and everyone believes in Joe Hendry.

The System (Eddie Edwards, Brian Myers, JDC) and Matt Cardona beat DarkState (Dion Lennox, Cutler James, Saquon Shugars, Osiris Griffin) in an eight-man tag match.

As per the Bioflex Injury Report, Trey Miguel is still not medically cleared, and Myron Reed will take his place tonight. KC Navarro is cleared following a knee injury, while Elijah is still out with a torn triceps but has successfully underwent surgery.

Gia Miller interviews Tim Malcom from TLC's 90 Day Fiance. Tim is enjoying the show, which is the first Slammiversary he has ever seen live on location.

Indi Hartwell beats Tessa Blanchard after hitting Hurts, Don't It? three times. After the match, Gia Miller interviews Indi Hartwell, but she is soon attacked by Tessa Blanchard, who also slaps Gia Miller and slams her head on the steel steps while Victoria Crawford holds Indi back.

Backstage, Director of Authority Santino Marella screams at Tessa Blanchard for her actions. Tessa says she was putting Gia Miller in her place, but Santino says there will be consequences, and Tessa is carried out of the building by security.

Backstage, The Elegance Brand (The Personal Concierge George Iceman, Ash by Elegance, Heather by Elegance, M by Elegance) are about to celebrate when The IInspiration (Jessie McKay and Cassie Lee) confront them for needing to cheat to win. The IInspiration then tell The Elegance Brand that they will now have a six-woman tag match.

Jacy Jayne beats Masha Slamovich to retain the NXT Women's Championship and win the TNA Knockouts World Championship! During the match, Jacy Jayne inadvertently knocks out the referee with a superkick. Masha hits the Snow Plow, but a second referee who shows up does not show up fast enough to count to three. Masha counters a Rolling Encore with a schoolkid pin attempt, but Jacy Jayne escapes it and hits the move the second time around to become a double champion. After the match, TNA President Carlos Silva personally awards Jacy Jayne both championships.

Backstage, Eric Young chews out Judas Icarus and Travis Williams, then says things are going to change and that they will either get on board or get lost.

Tonight's Slammiversary record attendance is 7,623, the most for a TNA show in North America in the company history.

Moose is seen sitting on a throne during his entrance before the next match.

Leon Slater beats Moose to become the TNA X Division Champion and become the youngest to ever hold the title at 20 years old, beating the record of 21 years previously held by Amazing Red since early in the company's history. Near the end of the match, Moose rolls away from an attempt at the top rope Swanton 450, but Slater hits him with a Swanton Bomb from the top rope successfully in defiance. He then hits a Swanton 450 from another corner to win the match and the title After the match, TNA President Carlos Silva is about to present Slater with the title when Moose takes it away and places it around Slater's waist in a rare sign of respect. Afterwards, "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles shows up in TNA for the first time since he lost the TNA World Heavyweight Championship to Magnus (now Nick Aldis) in 2014. AJ Styles asks the fans if they missed him, then says it has been a long road, but he is back in the house where his name was built. He admits there was a time when people said he may not be able to come back, but he is here, and things are better than ever. Styles tells Slater he does not deserve the X Division Championship; he earned it, and that Slater made him realize why he loves this business. He tells Slater that he showed everyone tonight why it is not weight limits, but no limits, which was the foundation when he started. He calls Slater the future and that the X Division "is in phenomenal hands." Styles tells Slater that he has made history tonight, and that it is now time to make his legacy. He then raises Slater's hand.

The Home Town Man is seen in the front row.

A-Game founder Johnny Damon is seen in the front row.

3oh Black performs "We Outside" during Fir$t Cla$$' (AJ Francis and KC Navarro) entrance before the next match.

The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) beat The Nemeths ("The Wanted Man" Nic and "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth), The Rascalz (Myron Reed and Zachary Wentz) and Fir$t Cla$$ (AJ Francis and KC Navarro) in a four-way tag team ladder match to become the TNA World Tag Team Champions for the fourth time! During the match, all of the ladders get destroyed, and a thin rope ladder with plastic rungs drops down from the top of the arena. After the match, Bully Ray suddenly shows up and congratulates The Hardys on winning another tag team championship. He says that they are "catching up," and that they are a reason for an attendance record for tonight's show. He then reveals why he is here: he brings up their tag team ladder match at Royal Rumble 2000 and how their paths have crossed since then, then brings up the discussion of who the greatest tag team of all time is. Bully Ray says that everyone can agree it is The Road Warriors (Road Warrior Animal and Road Warrior Hawk), but as far as who the most successful is, it is all about giving fans the last great tag team match of all time. He says this is about something special that can never happen again, and announces that in October at Bound For Glory, The Hardys and Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) will face off in one last match. The fans chant "Where is Devon?" Bully Ray says that "Devon! Get the tables!" will be heard one last time.

Bound For Glory will be live on October 12th!

Director of Authority Santino Marella announces that Tessa Blanchard has been suspended indefinitely following her attack on Gia Miller before asking the rest of the countdown panel for their main event predictions. All of a sudden, Frankie Kazarian shows up and mocks the countdown panel, then says nobody has done more for TNA than him, as he is the uncrowned world champion, and since he is not champion, he will be guesting on commentary for the next match.

Mike Santana is played to the ring by Blass 89, while The Harlem Gospel Ensemble play Trick Williams to the ring before the next match.

Trick Williams retains the TNA World Championship against Joe Hendry and Mike Santana in a Triple Threat Match. During the match, Frankie Kazarian pulls the referee out of the ring after Joe Hendry hits Trick Williams with the Standing Ovation, and is promptly ejected from ringside and commentary. Also during the match, the medical team has to hold Trick Williams up during the match after Trick is supposedly injured, but the match ends with Trick getting back in the ring after Santana hits Hendry with Spin The Block twice and tossing Santana out of the ring to steal the win and retain the title.

Here are the highlights for tonight's show!

Slammiversary 2024 - The LIVE Results

Tasha Steelz beats Xia Brookside, Faby Apache and "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw in a four-way match on the Countdown after Gisele hits Brookside with the Denouement only for Steelz to pull her out of the pinfall, pick the bones and get the win.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Fir$t Cla$$ (AJ Francis and Rich Swann). AJ Francis says he is not afraid of a street fight, and says everyone in Montreal will be against him. He also introduces rapper Smoke DZA and professional wrestler Josh Bishop, who will be paid handsomely if they do what they need to do. Francis says it is time for Rich Swann to get that money against KUSHIDA (who was originally scheduled to face Jonathan Gresham until flight problems caused him to miss the show), then Sami Callihan shows up and confronts Josh Bishop. Francis entertains the idea of Callihan being a potential employee for Fir$t Cla$$, then Callihan says he will be watching the next match and leaves. Francis then says he will make history by retaining both of his championships tonight.

Before the next match, KUSHIDA shows up dressed like a Japanese Buddhist monk, complete with the kanji written on his face and body, the flute and the straw basket for a face covering.

KUSHIDA beats Rich Swann by submission with a top rope Spanish Fly into the Hoverboard Lock on the Countdown.

Gia Miller interviews Ash By Elegance, but personal concierge George Iceman interrupts to introduce Ash as he knows how before they both walk away.

Alisha Edwards and Masha Slamovich retain the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championships against Spitfire (Dani Luna and Jody Threat) on the Countdown after Masha introduces the championship belts into the ring. As the referee removes one of them from the ring, Alisha sets the other one up in the corner so that Jody Threat can be slammed into it so that the tag champs can retain.

Director of Authority Santino Marella heads to the ring. Director of Authority Santino Marella heads to the ring. Santino speaks in French and thanks the fans for being at TNA's biggest show in over ten years, then announces a bonus match for the Countdown. The match is Eric Young vs. Hammerstone, the latter of whom has not been seen in TNA in months.

Eric Young beats Hammerstone with a schoolkid pin on the Countdown. After the match, Hammerstone is none too pleased with the results and argues with the referee as Eric Young says it feels good to be home. He says tonight is a celebration for pro wrestling and the fans, for without the fans, TNA does not exist. He says that everyone on the show will give the performance of a lifetime, then says that this is Slammiversary and this is TNA Wrestling.

Annie St-Onge sings the Canadian national anthem in French and in English.

Matt Hardy beats JDC. After the match, Matt Hardy hits JDC with two more Twists of Fate.

We hear from The System (Eddie Edwards, Alisha Edwards, Brian Myers, Moose). Alisha says she and Masha Slamovich did what she said they would do. Eddie says that once again, it has been proven that The System works. Brian Myers says ABC will be great one day, but not tonight, because The System is greatness. Moose says that when one is as dominant and as great as he is, one must go through all obstacles, and tonight, he will prove why you should always trust The System.

We are introduced to the French announce team of Handsome JF and Marc Blondin.

ABC ("Inevitable" Ace Austin and Chris Bey) beat The System (Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers) to become TNA World Tag Team Champions for the third time after Alisha Edwards gets in the ring to protect Brian Myers only to take an Art of Finesse meant for Eddie Edwards.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "Speedball" Mike Bailey. Speedball says he will be wrestling the biggest match of his life in front of friends and family and that Mustafa Ali has tried to get out of this match, but tonight, they will put an end to this.

Mike Santana beats Jake Something.

The Rascalz (Trey Miguel, Zachary Wentz, Wes Lee) beat No Quarter Catch Crew (Charlie Dempsey, Myles Borne, Tavion Heights) in a six-man tag match.

Before the next match, AJ Francis says that PCO is not appearing tonight. We see footage of First Cla$$ (AJ Francis and Rich Swann), Smoke DZA and Josh Bishop having attacked PCO, but before Francis can be declared the winner, PCO is brought to the stage and revived. Destro, having been seen behind a door in the footage of First Cla$$' attack on PCO, charges PCO up, and PCO heads to the ring for the next match.

PCO beats AJ Francis in a Montreal Street Fight to become the TNA Digital Media Champion and the Canadian International Heavyweight Championship. During the match, Josh Bishop hits PCO with a metal folding chair before powerbombing him into another one, Sami Callihan shows up to be laid out by Rich Swann, and Rhino shows up to hit Swann with a Gore before willing PCO back into the match. After the match, Steph de Lander shows up with an engagement ring with a giant skull on it and asks PCO if he will marry her. PCO says "Oui!"

Jordynne Grace retains the TNA Knockouts World Championship against Ash By Elegance. During the match, personal concierge George Iceman gets ejected from ringside for getting involved in the match, and as this happens, Rosemary is seen in the crowd. Rosemary soon sees George Iceman and chases him to the back with a knife.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats Mustafa Ali with the Sharpshooter to become TNA X Division Champion for a second time in a match that sees Trent Seven remove his riot officer disguise to get revenge on Mustafa Ali, Speedball coming close to winning only for Mustafa's foot to touch the ropes, the referee getting knocked out inadvertently by a Speedball thrust kick, and Mustafa calling Earl Hebner to the ring to screw Speedball out of the title only for Earl to not have the heart to do it. Speedball gets the win and the title after kicking a chair out of Mustafa's hands and making Mustafa tap to the Sharpshooter.

Backstage, personal concierge George Iceman tells Santino that Ash By Elegance should be champion, and Hammerstone soon shows up wanting a rematch with Eric Young. Santino combines the two rematches into a mixed tag match with Hammerstone and Ash By Elegance facing Eric Young and Jordynne Grace, but Hammerstone is not exactly thrilled to team with Iceman.

"The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth beats Steve Maclin, Moose, Joe Hendry, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander and Frankie Kazarian in a six-way elimination match to become the TNA World Heavyweight Champion! Moose is eliminated by Joe Hendry with the Standing Ovation, guaranteeing a new champion. Shortly after this, Alexander hits Hendry with a low blow and hits him with the C4 Spike to eliminate him, then punches and stomps Hendry, saying he is the heart and soul of TNA while Hendry is a joke. When the referee tries to stop it, Alexander shoves him and threatens him in the corner before Nemeth fights Alexander. After the match, Ryan Nemeth, Steph de Lander and all of the other TNA champions show up to celebrate with Nic Nemeth while Frankie Kazarian watches from the ramp.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

Slammiversary 2023 - The Results

Jody Threat and The Death Dollz (Courtney Rush and Jessicka) beat "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw, Savannah Evans and Jai Vidal in a six-person tag match.

Before the next match, Joe Hendry says Kenny King loves to lose his clothes so much that he wants him to join in by losing the IMPACT Wrestling Digital Media Championship. Hendry says he is not losing any of his clothes and asks "Who do you think I am? Stripper Hendry?"

Kenny King beats Joe Hendry to become the IMPACT Wrestling Digital Media Champion - ending Hendry's record-breaking run at 247 days - after putting his feet on the middle rope for leverage and Sheldon Jean holds them down for the last second.

KUSHIDA beats Alan Angels, Jonathan Gresham, Kevin Knight, "Speedball" Mike Bailey and Jake Something - who has not been seen in IMPACT in over a year - in an Ultimate X Match to earn a guaranteed future shot at the IMPACT Wrestling X Division Championship.

We are introduced to the French commentary team of Marc Blondin and Handsome JF. A1 - professional wrestler and a former member of Team Canada - is seen in the front row.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Kenny King and Sheldon Jean. Kenny says Joe Hendry tried to put salt on him name for his Chippendale career, but he danced, dodged and stripped Joe Hendry of the Digital Media Championship before comparing Alex Shelley to MySpace and Chris Sabin to Twitter while stating that he is cutting edge and that his championship is the only one that matters.

Masha Slamovich and Killer Kelly beat The Coven (Taylor Wilde and KiLynn King) to become the IMPACT Wrestling Knockouts World Tag Team Champions!

Scott D'Amore's partner is revealed to be Eric Young, who has apparently left being a producer in WWE to be part of this match. (It is later revealed that Eric Young asked for his release and got it in April because he allegedly did not want to work with Vince McMahon. Also, Eric Young was killed off by Deaner in storyline when he left IMPACT for WWE.)

Scott D'Amore and Eric Young beat Bully Ray and Deaner. During the match, Bully Ray kicks Scott D'Amore in the groin in full view of the ref, and when Bully Ray demands that the referee disqualify him, the referee removes his shirt and leaves, and special guest enforcer Darren McCarty acts as the referee for the rest of the match. Later on in the match, Kon pulls McCarty out of the ring, and when he attacks Eric Young, A1 jumps the barricade and clotheslines Kon out of the ring. McCarty then hits Bully Ray with a Stunner before he and Eric Young give Bully the What's Up? D'Amore and McCarty choke slam Bully Ray through a table, then Deaner swings at D'Amore with a hockey stick with the Canadian Flag connected to it. D'Amore gives Deaner the Canadian Destroyer, and Eric Young hits Deaner with the top rope elbow drop for the win. A1 gets in the ring to celebrate with Young and D'Amore after the match.

We hear from "The National Treasure" Nick Aldis. He says that to be come IMPACT Wrestling World Championship is to hold twenty-one years of history, and that tonight is Alex Shelley's night to prove that he belongs as part of that history. He says it takes a hell of a man to win a championship, but a better man to hold it, and if Shelley cannot handle the pressure, the occasion and the moment, for if he cannot, he will be waiting for him and it will take just one mistake to close the book on Shelley's reign and open the book for his own.

Lio Rush beats Chris Sabin to become the IMPACT Wrestling X Division Championship! Before the match begins, Lio Rush hits Sabin in the head. The ringside physician says he does not want Sabin to wrestle, but Sabin shoves the doctor away and gets in the ring. Lio Rush gets the win after hitting the Final Hour twice.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Alex Shelley, who simply walks away when asked if Chris Sabin losing the X Division Championship affects his match.

Subculture (Mark Andrews and "Flash" Morgan Webster) beat the team of Moose and Brian Myers, ABC ("Inevitable" Ace Austin and Chris Bey) and the team of Rich Swann and Sami Callihan in a four-way tag team match to become the IMPACT Wrestling World Tag Team Champions! During the match, The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz) pull Ace Austin out of the ring before attacking Chris Bey, and Subculture is able to take out everyone else and get the win and the titles.

Eddie Edwards beats Frankie Kazarian. During the match, Kazarian inadvertently knocks down the referee, and when Alisha Edwards pulls out a Kendo stick from underneath the ring to hit Kazarian with, Traci Brooks fights her. Kazarian makes Eddie tap to the crossface chickenwing, but the referee is still down. As Kazarian revives the referee, Eddie hits Kazarian with a Kendo stick and lays him out with the Boston Knee Party for the win.

A violinist plays "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo in on the way to the next match.

Trinity beats "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo with Starstruck to become the IMPACT Wrestling Knockouts World Champion!

Alex Shelley retains the IMPACT Wrestling World Championship against "The National Treasure" Nick Aldis after Aldis tries to use the World title as a weapon only for Shelley to send him head-first into it with a DDT before hitting Shell Shock to retain. After the match, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander makes his first IMPACT Wrestling appearance since relinquishing the World Championship due to injury, and both Alexander and Shelley meet in the middle of the ring. Alexander simply declares "I'm back" to close out the show.

Slammiversary 2022 - The LIVE Results

Rich Swann retains the Impact Digital Media Championship against Brian Myers and regains possession of the physical championship belt in the pre-show.

We are introduced to Marc Blondin and "Handsome" JF of the French commentary team.

It is announced that Andrew Everett will be taking the place of an injured Jack Evans in the Ultimate X Match for the X Division Championship.

Shark Boy last eliminates Johnny Swinger to win the Reverse Battle Royal in the pre-show.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats "Inevitable" Ace Austin, Trey Miguel, Andrew Everett, Kenny King and Alex Zayne in an Ultimate X Match to become the Impact X Division Champion!

Tonight's show is dedicated to Bob Ryder (1956-2020).

Backstage, Scott Hudson interviews The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley), Frankie Kazarian and Nick Aldis. Shelley says there have been a lot of great tag teams in Impact, but the Machine Guns came out on top by reinventing tag team wrestling. Sabin says that tonight is not about celebrating history, but defending it from Honor No More. Kazarian says they are in a mood to celebrate as well as to fight and hope Honor No More is in a mood to fight, too. Aldis says their partnership may not make sense, but they take pride in their profession and the business as well as the opportunity extended to them. When Scott Hudson asks who the fifth man is, Aldis says that it is a name the four of them can agree on.

We see a video package of Sting talking about his time in TNA and Impact Wrestling.

Rosemary and Taya Valkyrie beat The Influence (Tenille Dashwood and Madison Rayne) to become the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Champions!

Kurt Angle congratulates Impact Wrestling on their 20th anniversary and thanks the fans and the company for their support.

Sami Callihan beats Moose in a Monster's Ball Match - which both men prepared for by being locked in a dark room for twenty-four hours with no light, food or drink - following a barbed-wire baseball bat shot and a third Cactus Driver '97.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) to become the Impact World Tag Team Champions for a third time. After the match, American's Most Wanted suddenly shows up. Storm says that he and Harris both know fighting and drinking, and since both teams in the match have been beating each other up, they might as well be drinking. The three teams have a beer and have a toast to tag team wrestling, which Storm says has always thrived here, then tells the haters who doubted that TNA and Impact would last twenty years "Sorry about your damn luck!"

We see a video package of the original TNA announce team, Don West and Mike Tenay. It is then announced that Don West is fighting lymphoma and that a GoFundMe has been made to raise money.

Christy Hemme is the special guest ring announcer for the next match, and Scott D'Amore shows up in his Team Canada to guest on commentary.

In a match that sees Earl Hebner make the final three count after referee Brian Hebner is taken out, Traci Brooks show up to beat up Maria Kanellis-Bennett and nearly get powerbombed by PCO only for Kazarian to make the save and D'Lo Brown beat up Kenny King when he tries to get involved in the match, The TNA Originals (Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley, Frankie Kazarian, Nick Aldis, Davey Richards) beat Honor No More (Eddie Edwards, Matt Taven, Mike Bennett, PCO, Vincent) in a ten-man tag team match.

We hear from "The Pheomenal" AJ Styles, who talks about Impact Wrestling's beginnings as TNA and the matches that he had that defined X Division and Impact Wrestling history. He also thanks WWE for allowing him to do this and understanding that this is a magical moment for him.

Mickie James is the special guest enforcer for the next match.

Jordynne Grace beats Tasha Steelz, Mia Yim, Deonna Purrazzo and Chelsea Green in the first ever Queen of the Mountain Match to become Impact Knockouts Championship for a second time!

Backstage, Gia Miller introduces Goldilocks, who interviews Gail Kim. Gail Kim thinks the fans, Impact and even the women of Impact who came before her, and says that tonight's Queen of the Mountain Match made history tonight. She says she cannot wait to see what the next twenty years will bring.

Bound For Glory is live on pay-per-view on October 8th!

Despite Eric Young ripping the wrestling ring's mat apart, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander retains the Impact World Championship with a C4 Spike to the exposed wooden planks of the wrestling ring.

Slammiversary 2021 - The Results

Decay (Rosemary and Havok) beat Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) in the pre-show match to become the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Champions!

Backstage, Sami Callihan is seen talking to his dark side, who is busted open, hatless and carrying a baseball bat, telling him he needs him more than ever.

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander retains the Impact X Division Championship against Trey Miguel, "Inevitable" Ace Austin, "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams, Rohit Raju and Chris Bey in an Ultimate X Match.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Don Callis, who says that he finds it interesting that Tommy Dreamer's power is increasing, which leads to tonight's Impact World title match becoming a no-disqualification match. He says that if it weren't for Impact Wrestling, Sami Callihan would be sitting in a Supermax prison, and says that having a sociopath facing Kenny Omega for the World title concerns him. After saying that he does not want Sami Callihan scarring Kenny Omega's face, Callis says that he has always been there for Kenny Omega through life and that he will be there for him again tonight. Callis tells Sami Callihan to give his all, as he will not be able to kick out of a One-Winged Angel, and then, his work in Impact Wrestling will be complete.

Matt Cardona's mystery tag team partner is revealed to be none other than Chelsea Green (formerly Laurel Van Ness).

Matt Cardona and Chelsea Green beat Brian Myers and Tenille Dashwood.

W. Morrissey beats Eddie Edwards after nailing Eddie on the outside with a chain wrapped around his fist.

We hear from Moose, who says that people tend to make huge mistakes that lead to terrible consequences, and says that asking for a match against him at Slammiversary is one of them. He says that the consequences for Sabin will be worse than a car wreck or losing a mortgage, as tonight, he faces him and he faces his consequences.

We see a vignette of someone painting "Long Live The Drama King" before messing the painting up.

Gia Miller interviews Slammiversary contest winner Miguel Contreras, who says that it has been almost 500 since he has been at an Impact show and that he is excited, and that she is excited to see Deonna Purrazzo beat her mystery opponent. As Miguel says he was excited for the pre-show match and is excited for the World title match, Madman Fulton and Shera confront the referee for being banned from ringside earlier. Suddenly, Scott D'Amore shows up. Scott D'Amore says he is excited to see fans again, then addresses Madman Fulton and Shera and puts them in a match against two men who are ready to fight: Juice Robinson and David Finlay.

FinJuice (Juice Robinson and David Finlay) beat Madman Fulton and Shera when Fulton and Shera are not on the same page.

Chris Sabin beats Moose with an O'Connor Roll.

Backstage, Rosemary says it is fitting to shed blood to gain gold for the family, because blood is family and Decay (Rosemary, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus, Havok) is family. She says it is great to bring the Knockouts Tag Team Championships to the shadows tonight.Crazzy Steve says it is better to burn out than to fade away, and that eventually, everything becomes Decay.

Before the next match, Fallah Bahh says that Impact management asked him if he could find a replacement partner for TJP, and he said "No, no, no...Way Jose!" No Way Jose, no known as just "No Way", is Fallah's tag team partner.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) beat Violent By Design (Joe Doering and Rhyno), the team of Fallah Bahh and No Way and the team of Rich Swann and Willie Mack to become the Impact World Tag Team Champions for a second time after Rhyno is distracted by the action on the outside as he goes for the Gore, allowing The Good Brothers to hit Rhyno with the Magic Killer to win the titles.

Invicta FC Atomweight Champion Alesha Zappitella is seen in the front row.

Deonna Purrazzo's mystery opponent is revealed to be Thunder Rosa.

Deonna Purrazzo retains the Impact Knockouts Championship against Thunder Rosa. Before Deonna Purrazzo can say anything after the match, Mickie James returns to Impact for the first time in six years. Mickie says it is good to be back in Impact and in front of a liv audience, and if there is anything that Nashville, Tennessee likes, it's "Hardcore Country." An angry Deonna says this is her moment and her division, but Mickie James says she has been Deonna and that she has mad respect for her, and says she is coming for the best of the best. Mickie James then invites Deonna Purrazzo to NWA Empowerrr. Deonna likes the idea, but says that Mickie James doesn't respect her enough to let her have her moment and tells her to take her trash bag and get out. Mickie slaps Deonna in the face, and when Deonna comes at her, Mickie superkicks her.

Impact Homecoming will air on Impact Plus on July 31st! Bound For Glory 2021 takes place in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 23, 2021!

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match (after Sami Callihan gets a cheap shot on Kenny Omega and nearly wins in seconds with a piledriver).

In a no-disqualification match that sees two referees get knocked out and Chris Sabin and Eddie Edwards keeping The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) from interfering, Kenny Omega retains the Impact World Championship against Sami Callihan. After the match, the lights go out, then the Bullet Club logo shows up on the video screen. All of a sudden, "Switchblade" Jay White shows up. All of a sudden, someone in blue jeans runs into the ring and a brawl happens, then the Impact Wrestling logo and 2021 copyright information screen pop up, ending the show. (It is soon revealed on Twitter via Sean Ross Sapp that FinJuice (Juice Robinson and David Finlay) ran into the ring and attacked Jay White, who then lays out Juice Robinson and leaves.)

Slammiversary 2020 - The Results

The show begins with a news bulletin that Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson have been signed to Impact Wrestling, and that a former World Champion will make their return. They mystery opponent in the World title match is still a mystery.

The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) are revealed as having answered The Rascalz' (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz) open challenge.

The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) beat The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz).

Taya Valkyrie tells John E. Bravo that tonight is the night she gets closer to becoming Knockouts Champion, and tells him not to screw things up, as she has to win. Taya leaves, then Rosemary shows up and tells John E. Bravo that she has to win.

Moose retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Tommy Dreamer in an Old School Rules Match after slamming Dreamer's face into tacks that Dreamer had introduced into the match.

Backstage, Johnny Swinger shows up in a rental Jaguar, then tells Gia Miller to park his car.

Kylie Rae beats John E. Bravo (as Taya Valkyrie), Tasha Steelz, Susie, Katie Forbes, Havok, John E. Bravo (as Rosemary), Alisha Edwards, Nevaeh, Kiera Hogan, Kimber Lee, Rosemary and Taya Valkyrie in a Knockouts Gauntlet Match to become #1 contender for the Impact Knockouts Championship. During the match, John E. Bravo shows up at #3 dressed like Taya Valkyrie, but Steelz and Kylie Rae almost immediately eliminate him. Bravo shows up again dressed as Rosemary and eliminates Havok, but is eliminated immediately afterwards by Kylie Rae.

Heath Slater - fresh out of WWE - shows up from out of nowhere and grabs a microphone. He says he sees a vacant slot for the Impact World Championship, and wants in on the action. He says he is a new Heath and that he came to Impact to make an impact before Rohit Raju shows up. Rohit Raju tells Heath that he missed the good parts of the show and that he will be nowhere near the World title because he has put in the work and has yet to get an opportunity for it, and he will not let Heath get a shot before him. Rohit says that the last time Heath was in a World title match, it did not last long. Heath asks "What are you trying to say?" Rohit Raju attacks him, but Slater fights back.

Chris Bey beats Willie Mack with a springboard cutter to become the Impact X Division Champion!

Backstage, Heath Slater reunites with Rhino, and Scott D'Amore shows up to remind Slater that he does not work here and that he has to leave due to the place being a closed set. Rhino tells Heath he will straighten things out and to meet with him on Tuesday.

The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) retain the Impact World Tag Team Championships against Ken Shamrock and Sami Callihan. After the match, Page says nobody asked for The North's comments when they reached a year as champions and nobody wanted to hear about how they dominated the entire tag team division. Alexander talks about how he looked into the camera a year ago and said he and Page would rewrite history only to be laughed at in the back, then asks who is laughing now. Page says The North is the greatest team in Impact history, then The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) show up. Shelley congratulates The North, but says that The North still have yet to reinvent the wheel, and Sabin says that the best don't have to constantly remind everyone how great they are. Sabin then mentions that he and Shelley have a match against The North for the tag team titles on Tuesday, and on that night, they will find out who is the greatest.

Backstage, Gia Miller tries to get a word with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, but ends up running into Rich Swann. While he finds it disappointing Willie Mack lost tonight, he also has his eyes on the Impact World Championship. He says that when he gets medically cleared, he will have his eyes on the World title.

Deonna Purrazzo beats Jordynne Grace with a double arm bar to become Impact Knockouts Champion!

The Slammiversary 2020 DVD and Blu-Ray is available for pre-order on Impact's website.

Bound For Glory is on October 24th!

The mystery opponent in the World title match is revealed to be Rich Swann, who reveals that he is medically cleared after all when he drops his crutches on the way to the ring. Shortly after this, another person suddenly shows up and enters the match: Eric Young, fresh out of WWE. Eric Young says he is a "world-class surprise" and says the match is now a five-way elimination match, and he won his World title at Slammiversary and plans to do it again.

Eddie Edwards beats Trey Miguel, Eric Young, Rich Swann and Ace Austin in a five-way elimination match to become Impact World Champion! After being eliminated suddenly by Swann, Young attacks the recently injured ankle of Rich Swann, going so far as to wrap a chair around it and stomp the chair before smashing the leg into the ring post with the chair. Security have to force Eric Young to the back. Ace Austin ends up eliminating Swann after kicking his leg out from under him and hitting The Fold.

After the match, Madman Fulton returns and attacks Eddie from behind. All of a sudden, The Good Brothers - Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson - show up. They get in the ring and tease attacking Eddie Edwards, but Anderson shaking hands with Ace Austin turns into Eddie Edwards and The Good Brothers taking down Fulton and Austin, with Austin eating a Magic Killer.

The show ends with three white vertical lines followed by Ethan Carter III smashing a whiskey glass into a brick wall before looking into a camera.

Slammiversary XVII - The Results

Willie Mack beats Jake Crist, TJP and Trey Miguel in a four-way match that is an open challenge from TJP.

We see footage from Bash At The Brewery from Friday where The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) win the Impact World Tag Team Championships against The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) following a championship belt shot to the head of Ortiz.

Backstage, Melissa Santos interviews The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander). Ethan Page says it is no surprise that he and Alexander became tag team champions, and that they did what they said they would do riday night and that they will do it again tonight.

The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) retain the Impact World Tag Team Championships against The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) and The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz). During the match, Ortiz injures his knee and has to be checked on by referees, medical staff, Santana, Konnan, Don Callis and The Rascalz. Ortiz is helped to the back.

We hear from Sami Callihan, saying that there is hypocrisy between him using a bat and Tessa Blanchard using a bat and that people cannot handle the equality that they want. He says that people only care about their match because it will be a car crash and that they like seeing people fail, and says he painted the office into a corner to make this match happen and that he will walk out the winner.

Eddie Edwards beats Killer Kross in a First Blood Match after breaking Kenny in half over his knee and shoving the fragmented end of Kenny into Kross' mouth to make him bleed.

Backstage, Rolando Melenedez interviews Tessa Blanchard, who pins Melendez to a wall on her way into the building.

Backstage, Melissa Santos interviews Rob Van Dam, who says that Moose knows what he is doing by calling him out and making their match out, and while Moose has a great future, he will prove why he is Mr. Pay-Per-View.

Moose beats Rob Van Dam after Moose dodges the Five Star Frog Splash, leaving RVD to dive right into a steel chair.

Backstage, Melissa Santos interviews Taya Valkyrie, who says that despite Rosemary letting her down with their deal, she is coming to play and she will walk out of the ring Knockouts Champion.

Before the next match, Father James Mitchell hypes up the fact that the next match is a Monster's Ball Match.

Taya Valkyrie retains the Impact Knockouts Championship against Su Yung, Havok and Rosemary in a four-way Monster's Ball Match.

Backstage, Melissa Santos interviews Rich Swann, who says that tonight will be the biggest match of his career. Johnny Impact shows up with John E. Bravo and says that while everyone can sing and dance in a reference to Lionel Richie, he will take the X Division title. Swann says that while Impact and Bravo may have jokes, he will be kicking Impact's face right back to Slamtown and keeping the title.

Rich Swann retains the Impact X Division Championship against Johnny Impact after taking out John E. Bravo on the outside.

We hear from Michael Elgin, who says that people have issue with him despite the fact that he is a man of his word, and says "The Machine" Brian Cage keeps breaking down and proving that he has not earned the right to be a champion. Tonight, he will beat Cage and become Impact World Champion, and while cage is no machine, he is unbreakable.

"The Machine" Brian Cage gets a surprise pin to retain the Impact World Championship against Michael Elgin. After the match, Elgin smacks the World title into Cage's head, then Elgin tells Don Callis that Cage is a fluke before throwing Callis into the ring. All of sudden, a rather large masked man runs into the ring and Spears Elgin. As the man flees through the crowd, the fans chant "Gore!"

Bound For Glory is October 20 in Chicago, Illinois!

Before the next match, Tessa Blanchard shows up with a gold baseball bat with the word "Magnum" on it.

Sami Callihan beats Tessa Blanchard. During the match, Tessa hits the referee with a back elbow, knocking him out. Sami hits Tessa with her bat, but only gets a near-fall when the second referee shows up. Smai attacks the second referee, then Tessa hits Sami with a low blow and a gold baseball bat. After the match, Sami grabs his and Tessa's baseball bats, then hands Tessa's back to her before leaving.

Slammiversary XVI - The Results

A returning Johnny Impact beats "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams, Fenix and "The Bone Soldier" Taiji Ishimori in a four-way dance. (Petey Williams replaces Rich Swann, who suffered an injury in the independents.)

We see photographs of Johnny Impact throwing the official first pitch for the Toronto Blue Jays.

We see footage of The OG'z (King, Homicide, Hernandez) saying that they are tired of The Latin-American Xchange (Konnan, Santana, Ortiz). King says Konnan is selfish and that he should have given him his empire, as Santana and Ortiz don't deserve it. He plans to make the "young boys" cry tears of blood, then take the name of LAX and burn it before raising the name of The OG'z up.

Tessa Blanchard beats Allie.

Backstage, Alicia interviews Moose, who says that everything will pay off tonight and that he feels and looks good enough to kick Austin Aries' ass all over the ring and have the fans chant his name when he wins the World title.

Eddie Edwards beats Tommy Dreamer following a low blow, a DDT and a Boston Knee Party into a steel chair. After the match, Eddie gets back in the ring and has a mental breakdown. He helps Dreamer up, but Dreamer pushes him away before offering his hand. Suddenly, Alisha Edwards shows up and demands Eddie shake Dreamer's hand. Eddie and Dreamer shake hands, then Dreamer hands Eddie a Kendo stick before leaving.

We hear from "Reborn" Matt Sydal, he says that he has been bombarded by people concerned for his health. He says it is good to know people care, and says that tonight will not be a slaughter as he sees weakness and a shell when he sees "The Machine" Brian Cage. He then goes on to say that the Impact Wrestling X Division Championship chooses who holds it, and that he will show Cage why the title will stay with him.

"The Machine" Brian Cage beats "Reborn" Matt Sydal after getting the foot up for the Shooting Star Press - causing Sydal to hit his knees on the ropes - and hitting the Drill Claw to become the Impact Wrestling X Division Champion!

Backstage, Alicia interviews Austin Aries, who says that Moose has been dreaming of this night his entire life, but this night is his reality every night. Tonight, Aries will see if Moose is really "Mr. Impact Wrestling" like he claims to be. Aries says that he has been here before and he acts like it, and says all of Moose's preparation, dreams and hard work have led up tonight. He then says the only question remaining is what Moose will do for his third career choice.

Su Yung comes to the ring in a coffin brought in by undead bridesmaids before the next match.

Su Yung retains the Impact Wrestling Knockouts Championship against Madison Rayne with the Mandible Claw as Madison tries to get her up off the mat. After the match, Su Yung places Madison Rayne in the coffin she came to the ring in.

In footage from earlier today, The Latin-American Xchange (Konnan, Santana, Ortiz) try to come up with a strategy as Konnan says that he is sick and tired of The OG'z (King, Homicide, Hernandez) and that everything hinges on tonight and the streets are watching.

The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) retain the Impact Wrestling Tag Team Championships against The OG'z (Homicide and Hernandez) in a 5150 Street Fight after Konnan tosses a bag of thumbtacks to Santana while distracting Homicide. After the match, The OG'z go back on the attack, and Konnan confronts King from behind only to be blindsided. King then hits Konnan in the back with a blackjack before spray painting "OG" on the tag team titles and walking off with them.

We hear from Sami Callihan, who says he has been watching social media and has noticed that everyone thinks he will lose to Pentagon Jr. tonight. He considers Lucha de Apuesta matches nonsensical, and says oVe settles things through blood and violence. Sami then says that when he beats Pentagon Jr. tonight, he will kneel in front of him when he exposes who he really is to the entire world.

Pentagon Jr. beats Sami Callihan in a Mask vs. Hair match. (Had Callihan won, Pentagon Jr. would have had to unmask.) During the match, Sami Callihan throws powder into Pentagon Jr.'s face, causing a blinded Pentagon Jr. to inadvertently slap the referee and breaks his arm. Another referee shows up a few minutes later, and Pentagon Jr. breaks Sami Callihan's arm before hitting the package piledriver for the win. After the match, Pentagon Jr. gets the electric razor, but Dave and Jake Crist - who interfered earlier in the match - try to prevent the hair cutting only to be laid out by Pentagon Jr. Sami Callihan then runs to the back, but he is brought back by Fenix and members of security. Security holds the Crist brothers at bay as Fenix holds down Sami Callihan. Pentagon Jr. then cuts Sami Callihan's hair.

Bound For Glory is October 14, 2018 in New York City's Melrose Ballroom!

Curtis Granderson of the Toronto Blue Jays is the special guest title holder for the next match.

Austin Aries retains the Impact Wrestling World Championship against Moose despite Curtis Granderson keeping Aries from using the World title as a weapon.

Slammiversary XV - The Results

Representatives from Impact Wrestling, AAA and Pro Wrestling Noah are seen and introduced before the next match.

The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) retains the Impact Wrestling World Tag Team Championships and Global Force Wrestling Tag Team Championships against Garza Jr. and Laredo Kid, Drago and El Hijo del Fantasma, and the team of Naomichi Marufuji and Taiji Ishimori. After the match, Konnan says that LAX will soon introduce a new member, and the revolution will become complete.

Jeremy Borash and Joseph Park talk backstage. Park says that Josh Mathews and Scott Steiner did not read the fine print, and tells JB that their match is a no-disqualification match. JB asks Joseph Park if he is crazy and wants to see him get murdered, but Joseph Park reminds him of his advice: "Don't be afraid to rely on old friends."

We see footage from earlier tonight where DeAngelo Williams is interviewed. He's nervous, but he's not going to let Eli Drake and Chris Adonis push Moose around. Moose says he has a few tricks up his sleeve, and that the whole world will find out what they are when he pulls them out.

DeAngelo Williams and Moose beat Eli Drake and Chris Adonis after DeAngelo nearly splashes Chris Adonis through a table. After the match, Moose beats up Adonis and Eli Drake when they try to attack him from behind, and he and DeAngelo Williams put Eli Drake through the table.

Mackenzie Mitchell interviews Ethan Carter III, who says that he sees a lack of real men in Impact, and says he and Storm are real men, especially after he whipped Storm with a leather strap 31 times. Tonight, EC3 says that Storm will be leaving Slammiversary a broken man.

Ethan Carter III beats "The Cowboy" James Storm in a Strap Match after Storm collapses from the effects of being dragged into the ring post earlier in the match and EC3 finishes Storm off with a piledriver. Medical staff have to tend to Storm after the match.

Dutch Mantell and Karen Jarrett are wondering where Bruce Prichard is, as he has not arrived at the building at all.

"The Cowboy" James Storm is able to get to his feet with help from medical staff.

In a match that goes outside of the arena and involves Shark Boy biting Josh Mathews in a public pool and Father James Mitchell giving Abyss' mark to Joseph Park, Jeremy Borash and Joseph Park beat Josh Mathews and Scott Steiner after Shark Boy gets back in the ring to buy JB some time and Father James Mitchell returns with Abyss - who strikes from behind - and hands the bag of thumbtacks to Abyss. Josh Mathews is Black Hole Slammed into the thumbtacks, and JB hits the top rope splash for the win.

Mackenzie Mitchell interviews Alberto El Patron, who says tonight is the biggest night of his life. He says that his father and all of Mexico is in his corner, and he will kick his trasero in 20 different ways. His father is Dos Caras, and he has kicked traseros all over the world for years. Tonight, El Patron says that he will do the same to Lashley.

Eddie and Alisha Edwards beat Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards in a no-disqualification tag team match.

Sonjay Dutt retains the Impact Wrestling X Division Championship against Low Ki two falls to one in a Two-Out-Of-Three Falls Match.

Despite Allie chasing Laurel Van Ness out of the ring with a kendo stick, Sienna beats Rosemary to unify the Impact Wrestling Knockouts Championship and the Global Force Wrestling Women's Championship after Sienna stops Rosemary's mist with her hand and puts her hand in Rosemary's eyes to burn them before making Rosemary tap out to a guillotine choke.

Jeremy Borash introduces Jeff Jarrett before the next match. Jarrett says that over 15 years ago, he had a dream, and it soon became a reality that became very, very special. He cannot be more thankful, as he and his family are here and have been in the business for 70 years. Jarrett thanks the fans as well as anyone who has bought tickets or merchandise for Impact, and tells Lashley and Alberto El Patron to bring their A game, as they have a heck of a night to follow.

Before the next match, Lashley shows up with members of America's Top Team (which also includes King Mo), while Alberto El Patron shows up with his father Dos Caras and his brother El Hijo del Dos Caras.

Alberto El Patron beats Lashley to unify the Impact Wrestling World Heavyweight and GFW Global Championships. After the match, El Patron is congratulated by members of Impact Wrestling staff as well as members of the roster.

Slammiversary 2016 - The LIVE Recap

Jeremy Borash, the entire TNA locker room and the entire audience have a moment of silence for the recent mass shooting that took place in the city of Orlando, where this year's Slammiversary is being held.

Gregory Shane Helms is banned from ringside for the next match as per TNA executives.

With Gregory Shane Helms banned from ringside, Eddie Edwards beats Trevor Lee, DJ Z and Andrew Everett with an inside cradle on Trevor Lee to become the TNA X Division Champion!

Jeremy Borash interviews Ethan Carter III. He tells "The Miracle" Mike Bennett that he's not a god and that he's really a false prophet, and he's coming for him with two fists, ten knuckles and "Old Testament vengeance."

Before the next match, Al Snow greets the crowd with very broken French before saying he will make wrestling great again with the help of The Tribunal (Basile Baraka and Judge Baron Dax), much like how his hero Donald Trump will make America great again.

The Tribunal (Basile Baraka and Judge Baron Dax) beat Grado and Mahabali Shera.

Braxton Sutter meets up with "The Cowboy" James Storm backstage.

Maria Kanellis shows up before the next match with a cast on her left hand. Allie shows up with Maria and calls Gail Kim a "big faker," saying that Gail is faking an injury and that Maria is legitimately hurt. Maria says the match is off, but Gail Kim isn't buying it and tells her to get in the ring before she makes her. Suddenly, Billy Corgan shows up and says that Maria has been deemed legitimately injured by TNA officials. Gail Kim won't get her match with Maria Kanellis until Maria is cleared to compete again, and Maria claims that it will take a long time and that she may never be able to wrestle again. Gail Kim still wants a match, and she gets one: she's in the Knockouts title match, which will now happen next.

Sienna beats Gail Kim and Jade in a triple threat to become TNA Knockouts Championship after Gail Kim goes after Maria Kanellis and Jade's former Dollhouse partner Marti Bell suddenly shows up to hit Jade in the back with a foreign object.

Jeremy Borash interviews Lashley. Lashley says he's played Drew Galloway like a puppet and brought him into his world, and that he will win by knockout or tapout.

Before the next match, "The Cowboy" James Storm shows up and celebrates the fact that he's been at every Slammiversary since the very first one. He talks about how it was in the very beginning, and how much has changed since then. Now there are people left and right wanting an opportunity with him, and now somebody's got just that. That person: Braxton Sutter.

"The Cowboy" James Storm beats Braxton Sutter. Both men show respect - and share a beer - after the match.

Jeremy Borash interviews Eli Drake. Eli knows that Bram is both crazy and dangerous enough to put his life on the line to take the King of the Mountain title from him, but he then calls Bram a dummy and says that he won't be losing the title anytime soon.

Eli Drake retains the TNA King of the Mountain Championship against Bram.

Jeremy Borash interviews "The Miracle" Mike Bennett, who puts himself on a pedestal before calling Ethan Carter III a spoiled little rich kid and saying that his road to redemption won't end happily.

Ethan Carter III beats "The Miracle" Mike Bennett.

Matt Hardy says that he will prove he is "the true face of Hardy" tonight.

Jeff Hardy beats Matt Hardy in a Full Metal Mayhem Match.

Decay (Crazzy Steve, Abyss, Rosemary) say that the future is now...and the future is Decay. Rosemary says The Bro Mans (Robbie E and Jessie Godderz) died a long time ago, and that they can die again.

Decay (Crazzy Steve and Abyss) retain the TNA Tag Team Championships against The Bro Mans (Robbie E and Jessie Godderz) in a chaotic tag team match.

Jeremy Borash interviews Drew Galloway, who says that this match is 16 years in the making...and he promises to beat Lashley and keep this world title reign going.

Lashley beats Drew Galloway in a match that can only end in knockout or tapout to become the TNA World Heavyweight Champion after Lashley chokes Galloway out.

Slammiversary XIII - The LIVE results

Watch this space for the LIVE results of TNA Slammiversary XIII! I'll be updating this blog as quickly as humanly possible, so if you can't watch this for whatever reason, this blog is here for your convenience. Thanks!

Slammiversary will feature professional wrestling matches involving different wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and storylines. Wrestlers portrayed villains, heroes, or less distinguishable characters in the scripted events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.

Tigre Uno retains the TNA X Division Championship against Manik and DJ Z in a triple threat elimination match.

Jeremy Borash thanks the fans for thirteen years, then interviews Robbie E. Robbie E promises to get back at Jessie Godderz for nearly taking him out of the game, and calls him his bitch.

Before his match with Robbie E, Jessie Godderz fails to take Robbie E calling him his bitch seriously, and he insults the crowd as they chant "We don't care." As he talks about how he let Robbie E hang out with him only for Robbie to copy him (in his words), Robbie E shows up and the match begins before the bell can ring.

Robbie E beats Jessie Godderz.

Jeremy Borash interviews Matt Hardy. Hardy plans to prove himself outside of tag team history tonight by winning the King of the Mountain Championship.

Matt Morgan says that he's glad to be back in TNA, and that he's not here tonight to wrestle...he's here to fight. He makes the match against Bram a street fight.

Bram beats Matt Morgan in a street fight.

Jeremy Borash interviews Ethan Carter III and Tyrus. Ethan Carter III promises to become a champion soon by beating Kurt Angle for the world title, and in a rare moment, Tyrus speaks, putting EC3 on a pedestal. Tyrus also gives JB a hard time when he corrects him.

Despite Eddie Edwards trying to stop Bobby Roode from interfering in the match, Austin Aries beats Davey Richards, and The Dirty Heels (Aries and Roode) get to make the stipulation for Match 5 of their Best of Five Series...and it's going to be a 30-minute Tag Team Iron Man Match.

Jeremy Borash interviews Eric Young, who says he will do whatever it takes to become King of the Mountain tonight. He tells Jeff Jarrett that he should be scare of him.

Taryn Terrell announces she is now the longest-reigning TNA Knockouts Champion as she trash talks Awesome Kong and Brooke.

Brooke and Awesome Kong beat The Dollhouse (Taryn Terrell, Jade, Marti Bell).

Jeremy Borash interviews Magnus. Magnus has been here a while, and "The Cowboy" James Storm since day one. It becomes very clear that this match is very personal, and Magnus says the devil can't catch him tonight, as the devil is already inside.

"The Cowboy" James Storm beats Magnus in an anything goes, non-sanctioned match. During the match, Storm and Magnus almost knock out power to the arena.

Jeremy Borash interviews Drew Galloway. Galloway plans not only on winning King of the Mountain tonight, but he also plans to beat The Beat Down Clan (MVP, Homicide, Hernandez) in one last war Wednesday with Micah and Eli Drake.

Due to James Storm and Magnus accidentally knocking out the power briefly in their match, we get to see ring crew clean up the ring for the next match, and...we look at the ring for a few minutes. Commentary is also temporarily down.

Ethan Carter III and Tyrus beat Lashley and Mr. Anderson.

Jeremy Borash interviews Jeff and Karen Jarrett. Jeff Jarrett plans to go out the way he wanted, and go out with a bang. And if he wins? It'll be a whole other global level.

In his first TNA match in four years, Jeff Jarrett beats Bobby Roode, Matt Hardy, Eric Young and Drew Galloway to become the inaugural TNA King of the Mountain Champion! After the match, Jarrett celebrates with his wife Karen and their four children.

TNA Slammiversary XII - The LIVE results

Sanada retains the TNA X Division Championship against Manik, Tigre Uno, Davey Richards, Eddie Edwards and Crazzy Steve in a Ladder Match.

MVP shows up with Bobby Lashley and Kenny King. He claims he has been censured by the Board of Directions thanks to Dixie Carter. Since he's out of action, he makes Eric Young's steel cage match for the TNA World Championship a triple threat match, with the two opponents being the winners of both Austin Aries vs. Kenny King and Samoa Joe vs. Bobby Lashley. MVP says he will not interfere in either of these matches.

Bobby Lashley beats Samoa Joe to go on to the steel cage match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship.

Dixie Carter says Bully Ray will see Ethan Carter III's bad side...and says bad karma is coming to MVP.

Even after Abyss is able to keep Bram at bay, Magnus beats Willow.

Kurt Angle inducts Team 3D (Bully Ray and Devon) into the TNA Hall of Fame. Bully and Devon are all too happy to accept the nomination for the fans.

Jeremy Borash interviews Ethan Carter III. He's beaten two TNA Hall of Famers. Can he make it three?

Austin Aries beats Kenny King to go on to the steel cage match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship.

Marshall and Ross Von Erich beat The Bro Mans (Jessie Godderz and DJ Z) by disqualification after a chair shot by Jessie. Kevin Von Erich gets the legendary claw on DJ Z.

Earl Hebner replaces Ryan Stifler as ref and tosses Velvet Sky out for mid-match for throwing powder at Gail Kim. Angelina Love tricks Gail Kim into knocking Earl out with a drop kick, and Stifler sticks around, doing nothing when Gail Kim goes for the pin. When Angelina reverses a roll-up, Stifler hurries into the ring and counts the pinfall. Angelina Love retains the TNA Knockouts Championship against Gail Kim thanks to a crooked ref.

Bully Ray tells Ethan Carter III he's made his own bed and he's about to sleep in it.

In a match where glass shards and the ring boards are used as weapons, and Dixie Carter is knocked out after running into Ethan Carter III and nearly put through a table by Bully Ray, Ethan Carter III beats Bully Ray in a Texas Death Match after the latter is distracted by a downed Dixie, as well as the assistance from Rockstar Spud.

When James Storm slings beer at some Dollas Cowboys players in the audience, the football players charge into the ring to get back at Storm! Mr. Anderson beats James Storm.

Austin Aries shows respect to Eric Young backstage during the latter's interview with Jeremy Borash. Eric Young plans to keep the World title tonight.

Eric Young retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship in a Three-Way Steel Cage Match against Bobby Lashley and Austin Aries.

My predictions for TNA Slammiversary XII

Eric Young (c) vs. TBA vs. TBA
for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship in a Steel Cage Match

Well, it was bound to happen. MVP turns on both Eric Young and the people in order to get more power for himself. Now the title on the line, and Eric Young will be facing his biggest challenge yet. Just before Slammiversary, Eric Young was able to make the stipulation for the match...and he's made it a steel cage match? Will MVP's power trip come to an end?

Well, apparently not, because after the last episode of Impact Wrestling before Slammiversary was aired, it became known that MVP's knee injury - which he suffered at a house show in England on May 30th - would keep him from being in the main event. The match will go on as planned, but it will now be a three-way dance where Eric Young takes on the winners of both the Austin Aries vs. Kenny King match and the Samoa Joe vs. Bobby Lashley match.

My prediction: Eric Young will probably retain.

Bully Ray vs. Ethan Carter III
in a Texas Death Match

Bully Ray plans on taking it all the way to Dixie Carter in his journey for revenge against her...and Ethan Carter III just might be a nagging flab in Bully's quest to put Dixie and her cronies through tables!

My prediction: Bully Ray will probably win this one.

Marshall and Ross Von Erich vs. TBA

Marshall and Ross Von Erich, the newest generation of the Von Erich wrestling family, are headed to TNA!

My prediction: The Von Erichs will win.

Willow vs. Magnus

After weeks of fighting between these two men, it all comes to a head at Slammiversary XII! Can Magnus truly get his competitive edge back?

My prediction: Expecting Magnus to win this one somehow.

Samoa Joe vs. Bobby Lashley

Thanks to an equal playing between MVP and his goons and those who are against him, it was only a matter of time before the other two guys take on the goons. Joe's taking on Lashley, so we get two big men in this match.

My prediction: Lashley will win, most likely through interference.

Austin Aries vs. Kenny King

Since Joe is taking on Lashley, Austin Aries is taking on Kenny King. If only the X Division title was on the line...

My prediction: Kenny King will win, most likely through interference.

Sanada (c) vs. Manik vs. Tigre Uno vs. Crazzy Steve vs. Eddie Edwards vs. Davey Richards
in a Ladder Match for the TNA X Division Championship

Not to be outdone by you-know-who, TNA also does a ladder match for a title, this time for the X Division championship. One thing is for sure: this one's gonna get extreme.

My prediction: Sanada will probably retain.

Angelina Love (c) vs. Gail Kim
for the TNA Knockouts Championship

After winning a three-way dance to determine the #1 contender for the Knockouts Title, Gail Kim just might be the first real test to Angelina Love's record-breaking sixth title reign!

My prediction: Gail Kim will take the title.

Slammiversary XI recap

Chris Sabin beats Kenny King and Suicide to win the TNA X Division Championship!

Hulk Hogan shows up and calls Chris Sabin "the future of the business" before stating that Sabin now has a shot at the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at Destination X. As Hulk gets down to real business, Mr. Anderson, Wes Brisco and Garett Bischoff of Aces and Eights show up. Anderson runs his mouth, but Hulk tells him very explicitly that their days are numbered...and the six-man tag match begins now!

Jeff Hardy, Magnus and Samoa Joe beat Aces and Eights (Mr. Anderson, Wes Brisco and Garett Bischoff).

Jeremy Borash interviews Joseph Park, who has been in TNA for one year. He is suddenly attacked by Knux and Devon, and left bloodied in the back.

Jay Bradley beatsSam Shaw to win the Gut Check Bound For Glory tournament and go on to the Bound For Glory series. He tells everyone they're looking at the future TNA World Heavyweight Champion.

Jeremy Borash interviews Austin Aries and Bobby Roode. These two have made history on each other, and Roode tells Jame Storm "Gunnar is no Bobby Roode."

Joseph Park fails to show up for his match against Devon for the TNA Television Championship. Devon forces the ref to ring the bell and give Park until the count of tne to show up. He doesn't. Devon retains the TNA Television Championship, but then runs his mouth talking trash about Abyss and bragging that he'd "whip his ass" in a match. Abyss shows up and brings the pain.

Abyss beats Devon to win the TNA Television Championship!

Dixie Carter shows up. After the TNA locker room walks out to the entrance ramp, Dixie inducts Kurt Angle into the TNA Hall of Fame.

Jeremy Borash interviews Bad Influence (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian). They know the four-team elimination match is important, but they plans to come out on top.

Gunnar and James Storm beat Bad Influence (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian), the team of Chavo Guerrero and Hernandez and the team of Bobby Roode and Austin Aries to win the TNA Tag Team Championships!

Jeremy Borash interviws Brooke Hogan. It's been a great year for the Knockouts...but she won't talk about Bully Ray at all.

Taryn Terrell beats Gail Kim in a brutal Last Knockout Standing match.

Kurt Angle beats AJ Styles.

Bully Ray still thinks Sting made the worst mistake ever for accepting his stipulation for their match. He mentions the piledriver before saying that he will beat Sting with it.

As Sting fights Bully Ray, Brook Hogan shows concern for Bully...but why?

Later in the match, Bully Ray grabs a knife andc cuts the apron, dismantling the ring as the crowd chants "ECW!" Sting still kicks out of a second piledriver, and is able to fight back. Just when he has the match won, the rest of Aces and Eights show up and attack Sting. Sting is able to fight back again, and when Devon throws the chain into the ring, Sting catches it and uses it against Bully Ray. Mr. Anderson sneaks a hammer to Bully Ray, however, and it's all over. After a nasty No Holds Barred match, Bully Ray retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Sting, who can never compete for it again.

My predictions for TNA Slammiversary XI

Here's a first. Instead of a WWE pay-per-view, I decided to do a predictions entry for Slammiversary XI, which is happening in three days.

Bully Ray vs Sting

No Holds Barred Match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship

This is it. It's Sting's one and only shot. If Sting loses, he will never be able to wrestle for the world title again. Everyone's pulling for him, and Bully Ray will be pulling out all the stops to make sure he doesn't win.

My prediction: Sting. It's now or never. If he can wrest the title from him, it will be not only be a brand new chapter for TNA, it'll be a new chapter in the war against Aces & Eights. He has to do it.

AJ Styles vs Kurt Angle

After all that's happened ever since AJ Styles came back as a lone wolf, Kurt Angle is one very, very angry wrestling cyborg, especially when AJ keeps attacking him. It's the war to settle the score!

My prediction: Close one, but I'm expecting Kurt Angle to come out on top...barely.

Chavo Guerrero and Hernandez

vs

Bad Influence

(Christopher Daniels and Kazarian)

vs

Bobby Roode and Austin Aries

vs

"The Cowboy" James Storm and Gunnar

Four-Way Elimination Tag Team Match for the TNA Tag Team Championships

Oh, wow. How this has evolved. We haven't seen Gunnar in months, and now he's come back as a bearded power machine. He and Storm have less experience as a unit than anyone else, but could they win it all?

My prediction: Storm and Gunnar. Definitely wanting these two guys to win it. Storm hasn't held gold in quite some time, and while I like Bad Influence as well as Roode/Aries, I'd like to see the underdog win this one.

Devon vs Joseph Park

for the TNA Television Championship

Devon is defending the TV title? About time.

My prediction: The TV title needs to be interesting again. Ever since Devon got his hands back on it, the weekly TV title defense is dead. This is Park's first true major test as a wrestler. Devon's got the experience, but Park has the heart and soul, and it's all going down to who wants it more. I'm going for Park.

Kenny King vs Suicide vs Chris Sabin

Ultimate X Match for the TNA X Division Championship

Chris Sabin is back after two torn ACLs and Suicide is back after a two-year absence. Watch your back, Kenny. You've got some real opponents now.

My prediction: It's hard to count any of these men out. I think Sabin might get it in the end. It's not just that he deserves it, though. He's been coming back in grand form much like Suicide has, but he is really winning matches. That momentum could be the deciding point.

Gail Kim vs Taryn Terrell

Last Knockout Standing match

Kim has the experience. Taryn has the drive. These two have been going at each other's throats for months, and I have to admit that this was the last way I'd think that this would be decided. Still, you've got to give the match some attention somehow, right?

My prediction: I think Gail Kim might win this one. With all due respect, Taryn is still a little green at this point.

Jay Bradley vs Sam Shaw

TNA Gut Check Winner Tournament Finals

Winner goes on to Bound For Glory 2013

I really don't know much about these two guys, to be honest...so I'm leaving this completely up to chance. Still, whoever wins this gets to go on to take on some real competition in TNA.

My prediction: Jay Bradley. Just because.

Aces and Eights

(Wes Brisco, D.O.C. and Garett Bischoff)

vs

Samoa Joe, Magnus and Jeff Hardy

 

Well, this is interesting. This one was just made on the last weekly episode before the pay-per-view. Didn't expect Jeff Hardy to come back so soon, and not in a match such as this either. Now that all three men are back and healthy again, will they take out the cowardly lower echelon of this biker group-turned-wrestling stable?

My predictions: My hope is that they will. They're back, and they're more focused on doing what they need to do. Hopefully this will be enough for Joe, Magnus and Hardy to get the win.

And there you have it! My predictions for Slammiversary XI!