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» On Thursday, October 31, 2002 at 12:49 AM EST

Full NWA TNA PPV Results - 10/30/02
LIVE From: Nashville, TN
Commentators: Mike Tenay & Don West
Courtesy of: NWATNA.com

NWA: Total Nonstop Action for October 30th began with Kid Kash and Tony Mamaluke already in the ring to start the opening match.

Kid Kash vs. Tony Mamaluke
They traded armbars and hammerlocks at the start, and each man tripped the others for early covers. Mamaluke missed a clothesline and elbow, and Kash got a sunset flip for two. They went into a series of reversals for two counts. Kash hit a pair of armdrags, and Mamaluke went to the floor, where Kash hit him with a pescado. Kash hit a chop on the floor, and they went back into the ring. Kash hit a clothesline in the corner, but charged and was tripped into the turnbuckles. Mamaluke hit a neckbreaker for two. Mamaluke hit a forearm, and the match turned into a slugfest. Mamaluke choked him in the corner, but Kash came back with a pumphandle backbreaker, then went into a variation of the STF, actually lifting Mamaluke off the mat. Mamaluke used the tights to sent Kash to the ring apron, then shoulderblocked him to the floor and hit a baseball slide. Back in the ring, Mamaluke got a two count. Mamaluke rammed Kash into the mat, but ran into a boot, and Kash hit a moonsault on a standing Mamaluke and got a two count. Kash went for an armbar, but Mamaluke reversed into a leglace and anklelock. Kash struggled, but made the ropes. Kash hit a double springboard into a bodypress for two, then hit a series of clotheslines for a two count. Mamaluke came back, ducking a clothesline and hitting a backdrop driver. Kash floated over a suplex, and hit a fisherman's buster across his knee for a two count. Kash and Mamaluke traded chops, then Kash got a backslide for two. Mamaluke went for a backslide, but Kash reversed into the Moneymaker (double underhook piledriver) for the pin in about eight minutes.

NWA World Heavyweight Title Match
Ron "The Truth" Killings (c) vs. Scott Hall
Killings came to the ring first, and did his rap. Killings ripped on the fans, then said it was time for the "moment of Truth". He said that BJ James, Scott Hall, Syxx-Pac, etc. were accusing Jeff Jarrett of being "Mr. Wrestling III". He said Jarrett was not after his title, and he was tired of dressing room politics. He tried to say Scott Hall's "Don't Sing It, Bring It" line, but messed up, smiled, then delivered it right. Hall came to the ring, and told Killings not to waste his energy badmouthing the fans. He said Jarrett was playing Killings like "Ricky Ricardo's bongo drums" and that Killings should worry about him, not Mr. Wrestling III. The bell rang, Hall tossed his toothpick at him, and the match was on.

Hall went after the arm, working it over and hitting a backdrop. Hall drove him to the mat, and slapped him across the back of the head. Hall went into an abdominal stretch, grabbing one leg for extra leverage. Hall then applied a variation of the STF, but Killings made the ropes. Killings came back with punches, split under a Hall punch, and hit a sidekick. Killings hit a powerslam and a flying forearm for a two count. Killings hit some forearms, and an ax kick for another two count. Killings hit a top rope legdrop for another two, then went to a sleeper hold, but Hall made the ropes. Hall fired off some punches, but Killings hit a legsweep into a faceplant for a two count, then choked him on the mat. Killings missed a sidekick, and Hall hit a chokeslam. Hall hit a series of punches, caught Killings when he tried a cross bodyblock, and hit a fallaway slam. Hall hit a back superplex from the middle rope, when Mr. Wrestling III ran in. Hall decked him, and pulled his mask off, but he covered his face and rolled out of the ring. Killings hit Hall with a sitdown gourdbuster and got the pin in seven minutes, as Mr. Wrestling III pulled his mask back on at ringside and ran through the crowd.

NWA World Tag Team Title Match
Chris Harris & James Storm (c's) vs. The Hot Shots vs. Chris & Rick Michaels
The Michaels and Hot Shots embraced when they came out to the ring. The champions came out, and a brawl broke out in the aisle, with the challengers ganging up on the champions. Storm was hiptossed on the uncovered concrete. Harris was powerbombed in the ring. The champions were being mauled by all four challengers, who were working together. Storm was slammed on the floor and legdropped. Harris was rammed into the ring apron. James Storm was hoisted by Cassidy O'Reilly into a Rick Michaels clothesline. It actually calmed down into a tag match, but only for a moment, as all six men were back in the ring. The Champions rallied, cleaning house on all four men, but were eventually overcome by the numbers. Rick Michaels hit a DDT on Storm and went for the pin, but Cassidy broke it up. This led to the Hot Shots and Michaels going at it, while the champions were on the floor. Storm came in and was superkicked by Stevens, and O'Reilly followed with a splash off the top for a two count. Rick Michaels tossed both Hot Shots to the floor. Rick DDT'd Harris into his knee, and Chris followed with a top rope elbow for a two count. Harris knocked Chris Michaels from the ring. Harris & Storm used the old "Veg-O-Matic" (Midnight Express fans know the move, holding a low bearhug while the partner hits a top rope legdrop) on Rick Michaels for the pin in seven minutes.

The lights went out, and when they came back on, Minister Jim Mitchell was on the stage, while Brian Lee and Slash were in the ring. Mitchell told them to take out the garbage, and they disposed of the Hot Shots and Michaels'. Mitchell told Lee to send Storm "straight to hell" and he chokeslammed him off the stage through a table. Mitchell then told Slash to "sacrifice himself for the New Church" and Slash dove off the balcony, putting Harris through a table. Mitchell then cut a great promo, talking about how the New Church was going to follow no rules, and they would do what they wanted. He warned TNA to "prepare for the Apocalypse". The lights went out, and the trio disappeared.

They aired a sit down interview Mike Tenay conducted with Bob Armstrong. Don Harris was also present. Armstrong announced that from here on, if any champion intentionally gets themselves counted out or disqualified, they would lose their title. Armstrong also said that they were having a tournament for an NWA World Title shot to prove that everyone gets an equal chance at a title shot in TNA. Armstrong announced that Don Harris would be the special referee for all the tournament matches.

Mike Tenay said that due to a hip injury, Syxx-Pac could not wrestle Brian Lawler tonight, so their first round match would be postponed.

NWA World Title Tournament - First Round
Ron Harris vs. B.G. James
Don Harris kept both men from using a closed fist early in the match. Ron Harris dropped a series of elbows. They cut to the back, where security was trying to break up Jeff Jarrett and Curt Hennig, who were brawling in the back. Hennig was a bloody mess. Back in the ring, James hit a dancing elbow for a two count, then complained to Don about the count. Ron slugged James and hit a clothesline. They cut to the back again, where a bloody Hennig was being bandaged. In the ring, Ron applied a rear chinlock. James elbowed free, and Ron ran into a boot. James went to pound Ron in the corner, but Don yanked him off his brother and to the mat. As James got up, Ron hit a boot to the face. Bob Armstrong came out and said he was firing Don Harris. Don said he was calling it straight down the middle, and that Bob was just protecting his son. We saw that Hennig and Jarrett were brawling in the back again. Don Harris slugged Bob Armstrong on the rampway. Meanwhile, B.G. James rolled up Ron from behind and a second referee counted the three. In six minutes, B.G. James advances to the next round of the tournament. Don ran back to the ring, as James slid out, and helped his father to the back.

Jorge Estrada & Priscilla came to the ring, and Priscilla wasn't wearing wrestling attire. Ace Steel and Mortimer Plumtree came out, and Mortimer did not have wrestling gear on either. Plumtree said he did not fight women, but that he had hired someone who was "more woman" than her, and brought out Bruce.

Ace Steel & Bruce vs. Jorge Estrada & Priscilla
Jorge started the match with Steel, was distracted by Plumtree and attached to start the match. Bruce chased Priscilla around ringside, and Estrada leaped from the ring to hit Bruce with a plancha. Back in the ring, Estrada hit a headscissors on Ace, and a belly to belly suplex on Bruce, but Ace broke up the pin. Estrada went for a rana, but Bruce kicked him from the top rope as Ace held him, then dropped him in a powerbomb. Bruce slammed Estrada for a two count. Estrada came out of a corner with a bodypress for a two count. Ace hit a vertical suplex on Estrada for a two count. Ace and Bruce hit a double backdrop on Estrada for a two count. Bruce hit a vertical suplex and Ace came off the top rope, but missed the flying headbutt. Estrada went to tag Priscilla, but Mortimer yanked her off the ring apron to the floor. In the ring, Estrada hit Ace & Bruce with a bodypress for a two count. Ace went to backdrop Estrada, but Estrada turned it into a dropkick on Bruce. Priscilla tripped Ace, and Estrada hit the "Trip To Graceland" rolling Samoan drop into a Quebrada for a two count. Estrada went to the top, but Bruce crotched him on the top rope. Ace hit the Twist Of Cain (Gory Special into a neckbreaker) on Estrada, and tagged Bruce, who just came in and covered him for the pin in seven minutes. After the match, Mortimer spanked Priscilla, as Steel and Bruce stomped Estrada and left him laying.

NWA World Title Tournament - First Round
Curt Hennig vs. Jeff Jarrett
A bloody Hennig stumbled down the ramp, and Jarrett attacked him from behind with a chair. Jarrett tossed Hennig's limp body into the ring. Hennig staggered up, and Jarrett hit the Stroke and got the three count. The whole "match" lasted under a minute. Jeff Jarrett advances in the tournament. Jarrett grabbed a chair, and security came out, but Jarrett tossed them from the ring or blasted them with the chair. Jarrett left without hitting Hennig again, but screamed at him as he walked off. Hennig staggered after Jarrett, but officials were pleading with him not to.

Goldylocks interviewed Jerry Lynn about his match with Sonny Siaki, which is part of the tournament tonight. Lynn said he had been a World Champion before, but the NWA World Title was the oldest in the sport, and he could get one step closer to it tonight. He said the title was more important than revenge against Siaki. The history between Lynn and Siaki was then shown. Goldylocks then interviewed Sonny Siaki, who is still referring to himself in the third person, and still flirting with Goldylocks. Siaki said the ring was his playground, and that he was the "biggest bully on the block". Their tournament match was next.

NWA World Title Tournament - First Round
Sonny Siaki vs. Jerry Lynn
They stalled at first, then locked up, with Lynn breaking clean on the ropes. They locked up again, and Siaki went for shoulderblocks in the corner, but Lynn responded with punches. Lynn hit a flying headscissors and a second rope bulldog for a two count. Siaki rolled from the ring for a breather, and Lynn hit a baseball slide. Lynn jumped off the apron and hit a somersault senton on Siaki. Lynn rammed Siaki into the rails, and brawled on the floor. Siaki reversed a whip and sent Lynn into the rails. Lynn booted Siaki, rolled into the ring to break the count, then rammed Siaki into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Lynn covered Siaki for a two count. They traded reversals on a waistlock, and Siaki hit a Hot Shot on Lynn. Siaki stomped Lynn, and hit a short arm clothesline. Siaki dropped a leg across the back of the head, and covered for a two count. Siaki covered again for two. Siaki applied a rear chinlock, pulling the back of Lynn's neck against the middle rope. Siaki choked him with his boot and drove elbows into the back of his neck. Lynn battled back with punches, and got a roll up in the corner for two. Siaki went for a slam, Lynn reversed, Siaki reversed again into a reverse DDT across the knee for a two count. Siaki wrenched the neck of Lynn, and covered him for a two count. Lynn blocked a clothesline and turned it into a sunset flip for two. Siaki came back with a swinging neckbreaker for a two count. Siaki covered again for two. Siaki choked Lynn across the middle rope, then choked him with his boot. Siaki hit shoulderblocks in the corner, snapmared Lynn, then applied a rear chinlock, and drove his knee into Siaki's back. Siaki hit a brainbuster, hesitated, then covered for two. Siaki stomped Lynn, and went to the top rope. Lynn crotched Siaki, and hit a top rope superplex, but hurt his own neck on impact. Lynn and Siaki got to their feet and slugged it out. Lynn hit a backdrop and a pair of clotheslines, then followed with a swinging DDT for a two count. Lynn hit a fireman's carry into a stunner for a two count. Lynn went for the cradle piledriver, but Siaki backdropped out of it. Siaki hit a stunner for a two count. Siaki went for the Siakolypse, but Lynn shoved him off, and Siaki collided with the referee. Lynn grabbed a waistlock, but Siaki kicked him low. Siaki grabbed a chair, missed with it, and Lynn dropkicked the chair into Siaki. Lynn covered, but the referee was still out. Lynn went for a suplex on the chair, but Siaki floated over and DDT'd Lynn on the chair. Siaki woke up the referee and covered, but Lynn kicked out at two. Siaki drop toe holded Lynn face first into the middle turnbuckle. Siaki covered, and put his feet on the ropes for leverage, getting the pin at about the fifteen minute mark. Siaki advances in the tournament. After the match, Lynn dropkicked Siaki from behind, and pounded him all the way up the ramp and to the stage. Lynn tossed Siaki off the stage and into the guardrail (the same way Siaki injured Lynn weeks ago). Lynn stood over the downed Siaki and yelled at him about it being "his playground".

The situation with Syxx-Pac, Brian Lawler and April from last week was recapped, using grainy black and white footage, and cheesy romantic organ music. Goldylocks interviewed Lawler and April. Lawler was all smiles, and said said there was more love in their relationship than any other in the universe. Lawler ripped on Syxx-Pac, saying there is no way April would have anything to do with him. He then kissed April to end the segment.

NWA TNA X Division Title Match
A.J. Styles (c) w/ Mortimer Plumtree vs. Amazing Red
They locked up, and traded arm wringers and reversals. They traded armdrags, until Styles pulled away from one and kicked Red in the face. Red got a drop toe hold, missed an elbow, Styles missed a standing moonsault, and they began to trade covers, each sweeping the others leg. Styles missed a kick, but Red connected with his. Styles went for a German suplex, but Red landed on his feet. Styles went for a springboard, but Red kicked him to the floor. Red went for a rana off the apron, AJ tossed him back onto the apron, and Red kicked him. Red then hit a somersault senton from the ring to the floor on Styles. Back in the ring, Styles missed a charge in the corner, and Red walked up his back and hit a kick to the back of the head. Styles came back with a gut wrench into a stunner for a two count. Styles hit a swinging neckbreaker and a long vertical brainbuster. Styles covered for a two count. Styles hit a chop, kicked Red in the gut and went for another brainbuster, but Red turned it into his flip-style sunset flip for a two count. Red ran into a Styles elbow, and Styles came off the second rope with his moonsault into a reverse DDT for a two count. Styles applied a reverse chinlock, but Red elbowed out. Red reversed a sideslam into a DDT for a two count. Red hit a kick to the side and one to the leg, and grabbed a sunsetflip, but Styles reversed into Styles Clash position, and Red sat up out of it, so Styles hit a spinning powerbomb instead for a two count. Styles snapmared Red and kicked him in the back. Red fought back, but Styles decked him with a superkick and covered for a two count. Styles applied a front face lock, but Red punched his way out of it. Styles ran into a Red kick, and Red kicked Styles leg out and hit the Red Star Press for a two count. Red went for a victory roll, couldn't get it, went into a rana, Styles tried to turn it into a Styles Clash, but Red sat back up and snapped him down with a rana for a two count. Styles lifted Red into a crucifix powerbomb, but then yanked Red down into a DDT on the knee. Styles covered for a two count. Red reversed a whip and kicked Styles in the head, following with a spin kick to the head and a cover for two. Styles reversed a whip, and Mortimer tripped up Red, allowing Styles to hit Red with a lariat. Styles went to the top rope, but Red shook the ropes, and AJ got crotched on the top rope. Red went to rana Styles off the top, Styles blocked, but Red got the rana off the top. Styles though, rolled through the rana into a pinning position and got the pin in about thirteen minutes. Styles retains the X Division Title.

Mike Tenay and Don West praised both participants in the match, then gave the run down of matches for next week to end the show:

- Kid Kash vs. Tony Mamaluke vs. Ace Steel vs. The SAT in a "tables elimination match" with the winner getting a shot at the X-Division title.
- Jorge Estrada vs. Bruce, if Estrada wins, Priscilla becomes the new Miss TNA.
- X-Division Champion AJ Styles vs. Jerry Lynn.
- Jeff Jarrett vs. Curt Hennig.
- B.G. James vs. Sonny Siaki in a semifinal tournament match.