Full NWA TNA PPV Results - 6/25/03 Location: Nashville, TN Commentators: Mike Tenay & Don West Results credit to: NWATNA.com
NWA World Tag Team Championship America's Most Wanted d. Triple X The cage door was locked, with the winner being determined by pinfall or submission. Harris went at it with both men, backdropping Skipper into the cage. Harris rammed Daniels headfirst into the cage twice, then rammed Skipper backfirst into the cage. Harris pounded Daniels, then tossed him twice into the cage. Daniels was busted open. Harris hit a full nelson slam for a two count. He went for a Catatonic, but Daniels reversed it and hit the Angel's Wings for a two count. Storm ran in and clotheslined Daniels as he tried for the move again. Daniels and Storm fought in a corner, walking along the top rope. Daniels rammed the back of Storm's head into the cage, then delivered a flatliner off the top rope. Skipper hit Harris with a belly to belly suplex, then rammed him into the cage. Skipper hit a side neckbreaker for a two count. Skipper climbed up the cage, and Storm followed. Storm powerbombed Skipper off the top rope for a two count. Daniels hit the Last Rites on Storm, but Harris broke up the pin. Daniels and Harris fought along the top rope, and Harris speared him to the mat. Skipper hit Storm with the Play Of The Day. Skipper climbed to the top of the cage, and hit Storm with a flying bodypress. Skipper slowly covered for a two count. Skipper went to the top of the cage again, but Harris shoved him off to the floor, leaving Daniels alone in the cage. Skipper started to climb back in, but was knocked back down. Storm hit Daniels with the superkick. AMW hit a variation of the Death Sentence for a two count. Skipper went up the cage again, and was knocked back down. AMW hit the Death Sentence on Daniels, with Harris delivering the legdrop from the top of the cage, to get the win.
D'Lo Brown came to the ring, with the steel cage still up, and he waved off the road crew. Brown said he had come to TNA to become the World Champion, but he was sidetracked by AJ Styles. He said he tried to help Styles, but that Styles had been "injected with Vince Russo's poison". Brown said his quest for the World title begins now, but that tonight was personal, and called out Styles to tell him why he went with Russo. Styles, without the title belt, came to the ring in streetclothes. They went nose to nose for a moment, then started brawling. Brown and Styles went at it, with Brown tossing Styles into the cage. Brown hit a Thesz press and pounded Styles. Styles tried to crawl out of the cage, but Brown stopped him and tossed him into the cage. Brown slugged Styles, and raked his head across the steel mesh. Styles poked Brown in the eyes, and started to climb out of the cage. Brown rammed into the cage, and Styles took a free fall bump, face first, to the floor. Brown went out after him and suplexed Styles on the floor. Brown grabbed a steel chair, and hit Styles across the back with it, breaking the chair. Brown took another chair, and tossed it in the cage. Brown rammed Styles into the ring steps, and then tossed him back into the cage. Brown hit a clothesline on Styles, and a referee entered the cage, so now we have a match. Brown covered Styles for a two count. Brown picked up a chair, but Styles kicked him low. Styles hit Brown in the head with the chair, and started punching him. Brown was busted open. Styles slammed Brown, placed a chair over his face, and kneedropped it. Styles tossed Brown into the cage, then used the cage door to smack Brown in the head. Styles wiped his hand across the bloody head of Brown, and wiped the blood across his own face. Brown came back with punches, and tossed Styles into the cage. Brown hit a pair of lariats, then hit a spinning side slam for a two count. Brown hit the Sky High spinebuster, and went to the top of the cage. Vince Russo ran in with a baseball bat, and stood between Brown and Styles. Russo knocked down the referee. Styles threw a chair at Brown, knocking him back down to the ropes. Styles hit a back superplex off the top rope, as the bell rang, which I guess was for a no-contest. Styles worked over Brown with a chair and the bat, while Russo yelled at him on the mic. Jeff Jarrett ran down, but security held him back. Russo said Jarrett will never get a title shot if he comes in. Styles gave Brown the Styles Clash on the chair, as security backed Jarrett out of the building. Russo demanded that the referee count to three, as Styles covered Brown. Russo said "Your work is done champ".
Lights Out Match Jerry Lynn d. Justin Credible The match actually started in the parking lot, with the two wrestlers tossing each other into cars and fencing. Then entered the arena from the back, brawling all the way into the stage area. Justin was tossed over the guardrail near one of the TNA dance cages. Justin dropped Lynn throat first across the guardrail. Lynn dove over the rails to get to Credible. Lynn rammed Credible into the dance cage, and Lollipop fell down as she tried to get out of the cage. Lynn went to check on Lollipop, and Credible attacked him. Lynn went for a cradle piledriver on the stage, but Credible backdropped out of it. Credible went for a tombstone, but Lynn floated over and rolled up Credible for the pin on the stage.
After the match, Lynn went to check on Lollipop, and Credible attacked him. Credible handcuffed Lynn to the dance cage, and started hitting him in the ribs with a chair. Credible blasted Lynn in the face with a chair, busting him open.
Frankie Kazarian d. Chris Sabin Sabin's X-Division Title was not on the line. They traded holds and counters early. Sabin hit a standing rana, but Kazarian hit a springboard elbow, two dropkicks and a slingshot DDT for a two count. Kazarian hit a suplex and a facedriver to the knee. Kazarian then hit a flying kick for a two count. Sabin hit a Tornado DDT for a two count. Sabin sent Kazarian to the floor, then hit a somersault plancha on Kazarian. Sabin tossed Kazarian into the steps, then back into the ring. Sabin hit a springboard clothesline for a two count. Sabin slammed Kazarian and hit a legdrop. Sabin hit a dropkick and covered Kazarian for a two count. Sabin put Kazarian in a rear chinlock, then pulled him by the hair to hit a neckbreaker. Kazarian hit Sabin low as he tried a leapfrog, and the two then traded cradles and reversals for two counts. Sabin hit a enzugiri to stop the exchange of near falls. Sabin put Kazarian in a head scissors. Kazarian floated over a suplex and hit a superkick. Sabin went for a victory roll, but Kazarian dropped back, slamming Sabin to the mat. Kazarian went to the top rope, but Sabin sprung up on the second rope and gave Kazarian a German suplex, flipping Kazarian to the mat. Sabin covered Kazarian for a two count. Sabin went for the Future Shock, but Kazarian blocked it, picked up Sabin in a fireman's carry and rammed him into the corner. Kazarian then went for a Van Terminator styles springboard kick from across the ring, but Sabin moved out of the way. Sabin hit a side backbreaker on Kazarian for a two count. Sabin went for a baseball slide kick, but Kazarian moved and Sabin crotched himself on the ringpost. Sabin and Kazarian battled in the corner, and Sabin went for the Future Shock again, but Kazarian escaped it and hit the Wave Of The Future (Novacaine) for a two count. Sabin hit a Tiger suplex on Kazarian for a two count. Sabin went to the top rope, but Kazarian superkick him, crotching him on the top rope. Kazarian hit the "Flux Capacitor" on Sabin for the win.
Kid Kash d. Erik Watts Watts backdropped Kash, but missed a charge in the corner. Watts backdropped Kash to the floor. Watts went after Kash on the floor, and Kash hit a rana, jumping off the ring steps. Kash hit a top rope clothesline on Watts in the ring for a two count. Kash stomped Watts, and applied a keylock. Kash went into an armbar, but Watts fought out, until Kash poked him in the eye and applied a Dragon Sleeper. Watts fought out, and hit Kash with a jumping kick. Watts delivered a legdrop for a two count. Kash poked Watts in the eye, then dropkicked his leg out from under him. Kash bit Watts on the back, and applied a modified version of the STF. Kash drove his knee into the small of Watts back, and applied a camel clutch. Watts made a comeback, tossing Kash into the corner repeatedly, then hitting a uranage for a two count. Kash went for a cross bodyblock from the corner, but Watts turned it into a powerslam for a two count. Kash went for a double springboard into a rana, but they fell awkwardly to the mat. Kash hit a swinging DDT for a two count, then argued with the referee. Kash went for a Moneymaker, but Watts reversed it into a spinebuster. Watts hit a trio of lariats, then went for a powerbomb. Kash used the claw to break out of the powerbomb, then ran Watts into the referee, knocking him out. Watts hit a powerbomb on Kash, but the referee was down. The masked monster from the last few weeks ran in and hit a sidewalk slam on Watts. The masked man left through the crowd, as Kash covered Watts for the pin. Goldylocks came out from the back to check on Watts after the match.
Backstage, Shark Boy was in a kiddie pool, with New Jack telling him that he should be scouting the Hard 10 matches for him. New Jack said that black people don't do good in the water, because "the last time they put a bunch of black people in the water it was in a big boat, and the ride wasn't any fun." Shark Boy tried to get New Jack to play and octopus ring toss game with him in the pool, and New Jack finally agreed, getting in the pool with Shark Boy.
Hard 10 Tornament Match Sandman d. Sonny Siaki Siaki attacked Sandman as he was making his entrance, and took a quick 2-0 lead. Sandman came back with a legdrop with a chair, making it 2-1 in favor of Siaki. Sandman placed Siaki gut first on the ropes, and hit a legdrop off the top rope to the back of the head with a chair, making it 2-2. Sandman stopped to light up a smoke. Sandman wedged a chair in the corner, then handed his cigarette to the referee to hold. Siaki reversed a whip and sent Sandman into the chair to take the lead, 3-2. Siaki took Sandman's smoke from the referee, but choked on it. Siaki used a trash can to send Sandman onto a table, making it 4-2. Siaki the splashed Sandman through the table on the floor from the top rope, making it 9-3. Sandman came back with a pair of weapons shots to make it 9-4. Sandman hit Siaki with a trash can lid to make it 9-5, then another lid to make it 9-6. Sandman then hit a somersault senton off the top rope to the floor, putting Siaki through the table to win the match 11-9. After the match, the two wanted to keep going at it, but the referee held them apart. New Jack came to the ring. New Jack and Sandman will meet in the finals next week. Siaki exited, and New Jack got on the microphone. Jack said that next week they will beat the "dog doo-doo" out of each other. For now, they toasted each other with a couple of beers.
Backstage, Sonny Siaki was interviewed by Goldylocks. Siaki said that there would be changes, since Vince Russo was now in control. Goldylocks said that just because AJ Styles is the champion, doesn't mean Vince Russo was in charge. Trinity (who was friends with Goldylocks up until now) walked in, and starting choking Goldylocks, with Siaki saying there would be more of this in the future.
Jeff Jarrett & Raven vs. Shane Douglas & Glen Gilberti - no contest Raven and Douglas went at it in the aisle before Jarrett was even introduced. Jarrett and Gilberti joined the fray, and they all brawled at ringside. Douglas and Raven went at it briefly in the ring, then went to the floor. Raven went for a pescado on Douglas and hit both him and Gilberti, but appeared to hurt his ankle. Jarrett and Raven showed some teamwork, slugging Douglas. Jarrett and Gilberti fought into the crowd on one side of the building, while Raven (who was limping) and Douglas fought into the other side. Jarrett and Gilberti exchanged chair shots in the crowd. Jarrett joined Raven and Douglas, whipping Douglas into Raven's drop toe hold into a chair. They continued to brawl in the crowd, with Jarrett and Raven hitting the drop toe hold into a chair spot again on Gilberti. They made their way back to ringside. Douglas came off the apron, but Jarrett moved, and Douglas hit the guardrail. Jarrett rammed Gilberti into the announcers table, and hit him with a chair to the head. Jarrett slugged Gilberti, but accidentally rammed into Raven, who was on the apron, as he leapt over Gilberti as he crisscrossed the ropes. Raven fell to the floor, allowing Douglas and Gilberti to get control on Jarrett. It actually settled into a tag match at this point. Jarrett made a tag to Raven, but the referee didn't see it. Gilberti put Jarrett in a sleeperhold. Jarrett broke out with a jawbreaker, and made the tag to Raven. Raven cleaned house on Gilberti and Douglas, although he was still favoring his leg. He hit a bulldog on Douglas and a clothesline on Gilberti at the same time, and got a two count on Douglas. Raven hit a DDT on Douglas, but Gilberti broke it up. The match broke down at this point, with all four men going at it. Gilberti pulled out a chain to hit Raven, but Jeff Jarrett hit Gilberti with a guitar first. Raven covered Gilberti, but the referee stopped counting at two because Raven's foot was under the ropes. Douglas hit Jarrett with a belly to belly suplex. Raven hit Douglas with a DDT. Douglas kicked out at two. Jim Mitchell ran to ringside. Raven tossed Douglas from the ring, then tossed Gilberti from the ring. Jim Mitchell ran into the ring and threw a fireball at Raven. The bell rang to end the match, which I guess is a no-contest. The Gathering ran in to aid Raven, as the announcers said that Douglas's "deal with the devil" must have been with Mitchell to end the show.