Here are the results from yesterday’s Final Resolution pay-per-view which took place at the Impact Zone at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. James Storm defeated Kazarian; Rob Van Dam defeated Kenny King to retain the X Division title; Chavo Guerrero and Hernandez defeated Matt Morgan and Joey Ryan to retain
Live tonight from the Impact Zone at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, TNA presents Final Resolution on pay-per-view. The full card is as follows: Jeff Hardy vs Bobby Roode for the TNA World Heavyweight title; AJ Styles vs Christopher Daniels; Bully Ray vs Austin Aries; Aces & Eights vs Kurt
Tickets for the Lockdown 2013 pay-per-view from the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas, went on sale today at Ticketmaster.com. Prices for the pay-per-view are $15, $20, $35, $50, $60, $125, and $150, although the $150 are already marked as gone and none are available. W-O reader Rudy sent in word
The 31 year old Velvet Sky made her return to TNA Wrestling yesterday during IMPACT. The former TNA Knockout champion interrupted a segment between Mickie James and Tara and vowed to become champion again in 2013. Sky left the company in July of this year after she failed to reach
Impact begins with Bobby Roode, Christopher Daniels, and Kazarian making their way to the ring. They will face AJ Styles, Jeff Hardy, and James Storm in the main event. Kazarian grabs a mic first and calls us all “Chodes” (don’t feel too bad, thickness is more important anyway.) Roode grabs
With Lockdown moving to March instead of April, rumors are that TNA will be cutting two of its yearly pay-per-views, going to 10 PPV shows a year instead of 12. According to current plans, the Against All Odds and No Surrender pay-per-views – held in February and September respectively –
TNA is aiming high and big as the company announced yesterday night that the annual Lockdown pay-per-view will be held live at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. The Alamodome is a 70,000 seater arena and it will be interesting to see how TNA configures the stadium since it’s pretty
Impact begins this week with a recap of recent events: Wes Brisco beating Jason Garrett in his Gut Check match, Eric Young getting his ankle broken by Aces and Eights, and the ongoing potential romance between Brooke Hogan and Bully Ray. After the recap, Hulk Hogan is the first to
TNA Wrestling today announced that MDI Entertainment LLC will be offering lottery tickets branded with TNA logos, Superstars, and other artwork for the company. “We are extremely pleased to have secured this license, and to be able to give lotteries so many noteworthy options to promote games associated with it,”
Running a brand new episode of Impact on Thanksgiving night was not such a great idea for TNA as the show registered its lowest rating on a Thursday since 2007. Impact Wrestling only scored a 0.77 rating last week with an average of 1,190,000 viewers. Despite the bad number, the
The Staten Island Advance newspaper has a story about Hulk Hogan coming to the rescue of a family who were severely hit by Hurricane Sandy after losing their wrestling memorabilia collection which included tons of stuff signed by the Hulkster himself. After the Hurricane passed and everything was either washed
Impact begins with a recap of this past Sunday’s pay-per-view event, Turning Point. The first person to make his way to the ring after the video ends is James Storm. Storm is celebrating being named #1 contender after winning his match at Turning Point. Storm’s celebration is cut short by
Former TNA World champion AJ Styles has signed a deal with VP Ink Publishing to release his official autobiography. “Styles’ autobiography will cover his life from both in and outside the ring. His autobiography will highlight being brought up in a military family that struggled with poverty and alcoholism,” reads
Here are the results from yesterday’s Turning Point pay-per-view which took place from the Impact Zone at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida: Samoa Joe defeated Magnus to retain the Television title; ODB and Eric Young defeated Tara and Jessie; Rob Van Dam defeated Joe Ryan to retain the X Division
Live tonight from the Impact Zone at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, TNA Wrestling presents Turning Point on pay-per-view. The full card is as follows: Jeff Hardy vs Austin Aries for the TNA World title in a ladder match; James Storm vs Bobby Roode vs AJ Styles in a number
TNA is helping with the relief efforts for the victims of Hurricane Sandy with the TNA Make An Impact campaign, a campaign drawn up by TNA President Dixie Carter after she had dinner with a friend of hers a few days ago who shared stories about the immense damage from
Impact begins this week with a recap of the unveiling of the Aces and Eights member once known as Luke Gallows. In the Aces and Eights clubhouse, the leader lectures ”Doc” (Luke’s new name) for letting himself get unmasked last week. Devon tells Doc he needs to try and make
TNA will return to the popular MTV show Made this Saturday, November 10, for the episode titled ‘Pro Wrestler’ airing at 11AM EST. The show will feature several TNA Superstars and Knockouts including Tara and Miss Tessmacher, Robbie E and Robbie T, and more as they help Deanna Washington in
The Nashville City Paper is reporting that Scott Steiner has sued TNA Wrestling – his second lawsuit against them – saying that the company allowed Jeff Hardy to enter the ring drunk last year against him in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. According to the lawsuit filed in Davidson County Circuit Court,
Drew Hankinson, who wrestled for WWE as Festus and later as Luke Gallows, was revealed as a member of the Aces & Eights yesterday during IMPACT. He was unmasked by Joseph Park as he was being assaulted and Park was then driven through a table for his trouble. Gallows was
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