Full NWA TNA PPV Results - 10/1/03 (AJ Styles challenges Rhodes + more)
» On Thursday, October 2, 2003 at 12:41 AM EST
Full NWA TNA PPV Results - 10/1/03
Location: Nashville, TN
Commentators: Mike Tenay & Don West
Report by: Adam Martin of WrestleView.com
- Abyss & Kid Kash defeated America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm) when Kash nailed Storm with a chairshot, allowing Abyss to hit a big sidewalk slam to get the pin.
- Michael Shane defeated Jerry Lynn to retain the X Division Title due to distraction from Chris Sabin, allowing Shane to connect with the superkick on Lynn for the pin.
- Christopher Daniels defeated D'Lo Brown when TNA Red Shirt Security Kevin Northcutt and Brian Wilson distracted Brown, allowing Daniels to hit a big superplex from the top rope followed by the Last Rites for the pin.
- Part Two of the Roddy Piper interview was aired. Piper said that he still wants to be apart of wrestling. Piper touched on the topic of pro wrestlers having health insurance as well. Came off better than last week's interview.
- Sonny Siaki & Ekmo defeated Mad Mikey & Shark Boy when Ekmo gave Shark Boy a big splash off the top rope. Mostly just a squash match.
- The Sandman defeated David Young following a Frankensteiner off the top rope for the pin.
- 3 Live Kru defeated Vampiro & The New Church (w/ James Mitchell & Shane Douglas) via DQ when Vamprio clotheslined Ron Killings with James Mitchell's cane. Raven hit the ring soon after and took out Vampiro, Douglas, Sin & Slash. Raven vowed to take out James Mitchell next.
- Dusty Rhodes & Jeff Jarrett defeated AJ Styles & Vince Russo when Jarrett hit Styles with The Stroke off the middle rope followed by Rhodes hitting a big elbow drop for the pin. After the match, Styles challenged Rhodes to a match next week. Rhodes told Styles to make it an NWA World Title Match and he would. Styles agreed and the match was on. Jarrett then got into a argument with Rhodes, since Jeff Jarrett will be getting his NWA World Title re-match on October 22nd. The show went off the air with Rhodes and Jarrett arguing.
MATCHES SIGNED FOR NEXT WEEK: