Full NWA TNA Pay Per View Results - 7/24
Commentators: Mike Tenay, Ed Ferrera & Don West
Location: Nashville, TN (Nashville Fairgrounds)
Report by: Adam Martin of WrestleView.com

Side Note: The new arena they now use is obviously much smaller than the previous one. The lighting isn't all that great as well and it makes this show look very different then the the previous TNA shows

- The show kicks off with Jeff Jarrett in the ring demanding a title shot tonight. NWA TNA security guards hit the ring but Jarrett takes them out. Jarrett gets back on the mic and says he wont leave until he had the NWA Title.

- Backstage, Ken Shamrock is shown throwing numerous NWA TNA security guards out of the way. Both Bob Armstrong and Don Harris confront him but Shamrock just walks right past them. Shamrock then orders wrestler Ian Harrison to guard the door and make sure no one goes in or out tonight. Shamrock says that he is the boss tonight.

- Back in the ring, Jeff Jarrett is still in the ring when NWA Vice President Bell Behrens comes down and gets on the mic. Behrens says Jarrett's rampage in the NWA TNA is over and that he is suspended for 60 days. Behrens says Jarrett has two choices. He can leave the ring quietly or get dragged about by his army of security. What Behrens doesn't realize however is that the security is being held back by Ian Harrison. Behrens asks what Jarrett's decision is and Jarrett nails Behrens over the head with a steel chair. Ken Shamrock runs down and attacks Jarrett. Monty Brown and Apolo hit the ring and hold Shamrock back from Jarrett. Jarrett then grabs a steel chair and nails it over the head of Ken Shamrock. Both Monty Brown and Apolo stare down Jarrett with Brian Lawler and K-Krush run down and talk Jarrett to the back.

Low-Ki vs. Amazing Red
Match starts with Low-Ki hitting a quick kick to the knee of Red followed by Red getting a kick of his own in followed by two big arm drags. Low-Ki gets back on his feet quickly but gets taken down by a dropkick from Red, allowing Low-Ki to spill to the outside. Red jumps over the top rope, holding on to it, landing on the ring apron followed by jumping and hitting a perfect huricanranna on Low-Ki to the outside. Red throws Low-Ki back into the ring followed by hitting a few big punches in the corner. Red sends Low-Ki into the corner, backs up, jumps and hits a big kick to the back of the head of Low-Ki. Red goes for the cover but Low-Ki kicks out after two. Low-Ki sends Red into the corner, Low-Ki charges, Red catches him with a boot, Low-Ki comes back charging but Red hits a big jumping neckbreaker! Red goes for the cover but Low-Ki kicks out after two. Low-Ki gets on his feet followed by Red. Red jumps onto the shoulders of Low-Ki attempting a huricanranna but Low-Ki flips him off followed hitting a perfect rolling kick to the head of Red. Low-Ki hits a quick scoop slam followed by a elbow drop. Low-Ki goes for the pin but only gets a two count. Low-Ki picks up Red and hits a quick underhook suplex followed by Low-Ki rolling it into a Dragon Wing submission hold. Low-Ki backs Red into the corner and hits a few big chops. Low-Ki puts Red on the top turnbuckle, jumps up and falls down into a dragon sleeper submission, a tree of woe. Low-Ki picks up Red and hits a few kicks to the gut followed by Red fighting back with some hard kicks to the face. Red runs up to Low-Ki attempting some hard kicks but Low-Ki blocks them all and hits a quick arm drag. Red fights back with some punches followed by hitting a big swinging DDT off the ropes. Red goes for the cover but Low-Ki kicks out after two. Low-Ki blocks a few punches and kicks from Red but Red goes off the ropes and hits a big spinning heel kick! Red signals to go to the top. Red climbs up the turnbuckle, jumps but misses the corkscrew moonsault. Low-Ki picks up Red and connects with the Ki Krusher 99! Low-Ki goes for the pin and gets the 1, 2, and 3 for the win.

Winner: Low-Ki

- Backstage, Jeff Jarrett attempts to leave the building but Ian Harrison holds him back. Harrison dares Jarrett to get by him. Jarrett says he will, some other time.

- The Hotshots make their way down to the ring. Cassidy O'Reilly gets on the mic and says they are pricks, proud and they are protruding (whatever purpose that had). James Storm and Chris Harris come down to the ring next. They show an interview that was conducted earlier today with Storm and Harris. Chris Harris asks James Storm to get rid of his "cowboy gimmick" and to quit shooting off his cap guns in the ring.

Tag Team Match
Chris Harris & James Storm vs. The Hotshots
Match starts with Chris Harris and Chase Stevens brawling on the outside of the ring. Harris throws Stevens into the guard rail. Back in the ring, Cassidy O'Reilly throws James Storm into the ropes, Storm comes off of the them, O'Reilly falls to the mat, followed by a big monkey flip. Storm gets right back on his feet however, picks up O'Reilly and hits a big spinebuster. Harris makes a blind tag on Storm. O'Reilly throws Storm into the ropes, Storm comes off of them and hits a big head scissors takedown. Harris hits the ring, Chase Stevens gets in, Storm sits down on all four legs, Harris jumps over the back of Storm and connects with a spear on Stevens. Harris kicks Stevens in the gut, Stevens tries to fight back, Harris lifts Stevens in the air and hits a perfect vertical suplex. Harris goes for the cover but Stevens kick out after two. Storm gets the tag but O'Reilly hits the ring and throws him to the outside. O'Reilly lifts Storm in the air and drops him over the guard railing. O'Reilly throws Storm back into the ring and Stevens goes for the cover but only gets a two count. Stevens picks up Storm, throws him into the ropes and hits a big dropkick. O'Reilly gets the tag and both men hit a double kick to the gut followed by The Sure Shot. O'Reilly goes for the pin but Storm kicks out after two. Storm fights back with punches but O'Reilly hits a springing back elbow off the ropes. O'Reilly hits a quick jump moonsault off the top rope on Storm but only gets a two count. Stevens gets the tag and hits a neck drop on Storm's neck on the top rope. Stevens climbs the top rope and misses a moonsault on Storm. Harris gets the tag and hits some big left hands to Stevens followed by a big running bulldog from the corner. O'Reilly hits the ring and Harris takes him down with a big Lou Thesz Press. Stevens backs Storm into the corner attempting a swinging DDT. Storm fights it off and counters into a northen lights suplex with a bridge, 1, 2, 3.

Winners: Chris Harris & James Storm

- After the match, The Hotshots attack both Chris Harris and James Storm with Storm's fake cap guns.

- Backstage, Goldylocks attempts to get an update on Ken Shamrock. The doctor eventually revives Shamrock and Shamrock grabs the doctor and pushes him against the wall demanding to know where Jeff Jarrrett is. Shamrock throws a table over and leaves.

Brian Lawler vs. Apolo
Before the match starts, the fans chant "JERRY'S KID." Match starts with both men locking up followed by Lawler hitting a big scoop slam. Lawler taunts at the fans as they continue to chant "JERRY'S KID." Both men lockup yet again and Apolo hits a big shoulder block followed by a big overhead belly to belly suplex. Lawler backs Apolo into the corner and hits numerous punches. Apolo reverses and throws Lawler into the corner hitting some punches of his own. Apolo throws Lawler into the corner, Lawler bounces off and turns around. Apolo picks up Lawler and hits a big sitdown powerbomb but Lawler kicks out after two. Apolo throws Lawler into the corner again, charges but Lawler responds with a big boot. Lawler grabs the necklace he wore down to the ring and chokes Apolo with it. Lawler grabs Apolo, sets his head on the second rope, runs, slides under the bottom rope and hits a big punch. Wow, all that for a punch? At this point Lawler taunts the fans as some annoying kid keeps a "JERRY'S KID" chant going. Lawler gets back into the ring but Apolo takes him down followed by going off the ropes and attempting a big splash but Lawler lifts up his legs. Lawler climbs up the top rope and hits a big dropkick. Lawler goes for the cover but Apolo kicks out after 2. Lawler then attempts to wear down Apolo with a chinlock submission. Apolo eventually gets to his feet but Lawler hits a rake to the eyes. Apolo goes for a clothesline on Lawler but stops. Lawler ducks thinking he missed the clothesline. Lawler sits back up and Apolo takes him down with a clothesline this time followed by a big leg drop. Apolo goes for the cover but Lawler kicks out after two. Apolo picks up Lawler attempting a TKO but Lawler counters with a reverse DDT. Lawler ends up busting open his lip at this point and playing to the fans by doing his old "Too Cool" routine by dancing. Lawler continues to dance only to see Apolo roll him up from behind and get the 1, 2, and 3 for the win.

Winner: Apolo

- After the match, Brian Lawler chokes out Don West by the announcers table after West yells a comment at Lawler.

- K-Krush then comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. He claims that he will no longer be named something he doesn't want to be called. So now, he is known as "The Truth." He says for now it is only about one thing, The Truth. He brings up guys like Allen Iverson, Mike Tyson, Daryll Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, and Ray Lewis who were all held down because they are criminals. He even brings up OJ Simpson. Then Monty Brown hits the ring. Brown says he has been to two SuperBowls. He said he wasn't given that, he worked for it. He tells The Truth that he doesn't want to hear his sad stories. Brown says that the real "truth" might be that The Truth isn't all that. The Truth says Brown might have his own views but why doesn't he just leave the ring because his opinions don't matter. Truth punches Brown but Brown responds with a big overhead underhook suplex. Brown leaves the ring with Truth still knocked out.

- An interview that was conducted earlier today was shown with Mike Tenay interviewing both A.J. Styles and Jerry Lynn. They show highlights from weeks prior with both men exchanging attacks of their own on each other. Tenay says he is shocked to see both of these men conduct an interview together. Styles speaks first saying Jerry Lynn really opened his eyes and that he has only been in the business for about 3 1/2 years. Styles says he respects Jerry Lynn now that he has had a chance to hear what he had to say. Jerry Lynn speaks next saying that 10 years ago, he was just like Styles. Lynn says there is a lot of dues you have to pay in this business and you have to fight for what you want to get. Lynn says he appreciates Styles finally realizes that and they can move on as a team tonight.

NWA Tag Team Titles Match
Jerry Lynn & A.J. Styles (c's) vs. The Flying Elvises (Jorge Estrada & Jimmy Yang w/ Sonny Siaki)
Before the match starts, Sonny Siaki explains that he took the night off because he knows Jerry Lynn and A.J. Stlyes are no match for him. Back in the ring, Jerry Lynn and Jorge Estrada start. Both men lockup with Estrada breaking it up with an arm submisison. Lynn flips out of it and applies an arm submission of his own. Both men exchange more arm holds followed by Estrada hitting a few hard punches. Estrada throws Lynn into the ropes and hits a big side slam. Lynn gets back on his feet quickly though and locks up Estrada's arms from behind, picking him up applying a Gori Strada submission move. Lynn spins Estrada around a few times until Estrada gets out of the move and hits a big huricanranna on Lynn. Lynn fights back with a tilt-a-whirrel head scissors take down. A.J. Styles gets the tag. Both Lynn and Styles throw Estrada into the ropes, Estrada comes off and both Lynn/Styles lift him into the air and drop him back down hard. Styles goes off the ropes and hits a big dropkick to the face of Estrada. Lynn hits a quick leg drop on Estrada followed by Styles going for the pin; Estrada kicks out after two. Styles charges at Estrada and flips over his back, Estrada turns around and Styles hits a big spinning heel kick. Jimmy Yang gets the tag and dodges a dropkick from Styles followed by hitting some hard kicks. Styles gets on his feet and Yang applies a headlock. Styles eventually lifts Yang into the air and hits a big spinning back suplex. Lynn gets the tag and hits a big drop toe hold on Yang followed by Styles hitting a rolling senton bomb. Lynn goes for the pin but Yang kicks out after two. Styles gets the tag but Yang catches him with a big knee to the gut. Yang throws Styles to the outside. Estrada attempts to throw Styles into the guard railing but Styles reverses and sends Estrada into it. Sonny Siaki leaves the announcers table and hits a big clothesline on Styles. Eventually, Jerry Lynn, Jorge Estrada and Jimmy Yang are all on the outside. Lynn signals to Styles to jump over the top rope and take Yang and Estrada out. Styles does but Siaki moves Yang and Estrada out of the way, allowing Stlyes to take out Lynn! Lynn gets busted open after this. Styles rolls back in but both Yang and Estrada climb the top rope and hit double splashes from the opposite turnbuckles. A bloody Lynn eventually rolls back into the ring. Styles takes down Yang in the corner and climbs the top rope. Estrada tries to hit Lynn but Lynn counters by hitting a leg drop on the back of Estrada's head on the second rope. Jerry Lynn covers Estrada 1, 2, 3.

Winners & STILL Tag Team Champions: Jerry Lynn & A.J. Styles

- After the match, A.J. Styles is still on the top turnbuckle looking in disbelief at Jerry Lynn who made the cover for the tag team to win the match. Styles jumps down from the top turnbuckle mad and storms away with one half of the NWA Tag Team Titles.

- Disco Inferno is then shown at the top of the NWA TNA entrance way sitting on a couch. Inferno gets on the mic and brags about beating Barry Horowitz about 16 times, retiring Joey Maggs and helping Goldberg suffer his first loss. Inferno says he is an icon and goes to a-list parties. Inferno then asks why he is in a hick town like Nashville, Tennessese. Inferno says he is here because he wants to lend his smarts to young guys like A.J. Styles and help Jerry Lynn look younger because he is looking old. Inferno then says he wants to teach both Jeff Jarrett and the people from Tennessese to speak English right. He tells Oprah and Montel Williams to watch about because a new show has hit Pay Per View and it is "Jive Talkin", which will be the best talk show in Pay Per View history. The announcers point out it is the first ever talk show in Pay Per View history.

Tag Team Match
Simon Diamond & Johnny Swinger vs. Monty Brown & Elix Skipper
Match starts with Elix Skipper and Simon Diamond. Skipper hits Diamond with some hard punches followed by Diamond fighting back with some punches of his own. Skipper hits a big kick to Diaamond's face followed by a big huricanranna take down. Skipper goes for the pin but only gets a two count. Skipper rolls up Diamond again but Diamond kicks out after two. Monty Brown gets the tag and takes out Diamond and Swinger. Both Skipper and Brown hit a double dropkick on Diamond. Skipper gets the tag but Swinger takes him out from the outside on the ring apron. Swinger gets the tag and both Diamond and Swinger hit a double combo move. Swinger goes for the pin but only gets a two count. Swinger hits a big russian leg sweep, goes for the pin but Skipper kicks out after two. Brown gets the tag and takes out Diamond, giving him a big scoop slam. Brown picks up Swinger, lifts him into the air and drops him on Diamond! Brown goes for the pin but only gets a two count. Swinger and Diamond work on Brown in the corner. Both Swinger and Diamond try to throw Brown into the ropes but Brown pulls them back and throws them into the ropes. Skipper trips up Swinger who comes off the ropes and Brown grabs Diamond, lifts him into the air and hits a quick powerbomb. Brown goes for the pin and gets the 1, 2, and 3 for the win.

Winners: Monty Brown & Elix Skipper

- After the match, The Truth hits the ring and chokes Monty Brown with his belt. Elix Skipper walks away, not getting involved.

- Backstage, The Dupps conduct an interview with Goldylocks. It ends up with both Dupp's realizing that if they want a match tonight, all they have to do is bump into someone. Bo Dupp ends up bumping into Ian Harrison and hey, it worked! We have a match.

Bo Dupp vs. Ian Harrison
Pretty much a squash match here. Ian Harrison is a former Mr. Universe Winner and Mr. Olympia Finalist. The match ends with Harrison hitting a big powerslam on Dupp. Harrison goes for the pin and the referee obviously makes the three count and Stan Dupp hits the ring a little too late, making the match a DQ.

Winner by DQ: Ian Harrison

- Backstage, we see that both Jeff Jarrett and Ken Shamrock get into a fight. NWA TNA officials break it up however.

NWA Heavyweight Title - Ladder/Submission Match
Ken Shamrock (c) vs. Sabu
Match starts with both men locking up, followed by Shamrock applying a submission hold to the leg of Sabu. Sabu fights back with a punch and a roll-up but the referee doesn't make the count seeing as pin falls do not count. Shamrock applies another submission hold to the arm of Sabu. Shamrock eventually lets go of the hold and both men circle the ring. Both men lockup, Shamrock hits some powerful kicks followed by a snapmare on Sabu. Sabu fights back with a big clothesline on Shamrock followed by locking on an arm bar submision as Shamrock did before. Sabu eventually goes to the outside to get the ladder but Shamrock dropkicks into the face of Sabu. Shamrock walks Sabu up the NWA TNA entrance way and throws him into the TNA girl's cage. Sabu fights back by throwing Shamrock into the guard railing. Sabu gets a table from under the ring and sets it up on the outside. Sabu throws Shamrock onto the table. Sabu gets a steel chair and sets it up in the ring near the ropes. Sabu goes off the ropes, jumps up onto the steel chair, gets up on the top rope, jumps, flips but Shamrock moves out of the way and crashes through the table! Shamrock gets to his feet and sets up the ladder in the ring. Shamrock climbs up the ladder, gets to the top, reaches, Sabu is at the bottom, then the lights go out.Seconds later, Malice runs out and chokeslams Ken Shamrock from the top of the ladder. Malice climbs up the ladder and grabs the NWA Heavyweight Title.

Malice leaves the ring and leaves the arena holding up the NWA Heavyweight Title in the air as the show goes off the air...