The following are results from the TNA live event in Bristol, Tennessee. The event was held on Friday, January 10, 2014.

– Dewey Barnes def. A Local Wrestler to open the show. Barnes made his entrance from the merchandise table, where he was working. Barnes, who worked the match as the underdog, ended up pulling off the upset, and then headed back to the merch table.

– Chris Sabin def. Austin Aries to retain the TNA X-Division Championship in a match that was said to be excellent. The finish came when Sabin used a dreaded “foreign object” to pick up the win.

– Gail Kim def. Madison Rayne to retain the TNA Knockouts Championship. The finish came when Kim rolled Rayne up and held the ropes for leverage during the pin.

– The BroMans def. James Storm & Gunner to retain the TNA World Tag-Team Championship in what was described as a “fun, comedy match.”

– Abyss def. Bobby Roode in singles action. Abyss wasn’t advertised for the show, so his being there was considered a pleasant surprise for those in attendance. Abyss picked up the victory via his Black Hole Slam for the pin.

– Magnus def. Sting to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship in the first of what was billed as a “double main event.” The finish came when the referee was down and Sting was checking on him, allowing Magnus to roll him up from behind for the 1-2-3.

– Samoa Joe def. Bully Ray in a best of three falls match, which served as the official main event of the evening. Ray attacked Joe before the match officially started, which allowed him to gain the first fall. Joe won the second fall and then the third, finishing Ray off with the clutch for the tap out victory.

The following are results from the TNA live event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The event was held on Friday, December 27, 2013.

– Austin Aries def. Chris Sabin to retain the TNA X-Division Title in the opening match of the evening. Apparently this was as good as you would expect.

– Lei’D Tapa def. Velvet Sky in Knockouts action. Tapa picked up the victory via pinfall.

– Ethan Carter III def. Tommy Dreamer. Dreamer accepted EC3’s open challenge, which led to this match.

–Intermission–

– Kurt Angle and Bobby Roode had a match with special guest referee James Storm. The live correspondant missed the finish to this one.

– The BroMans def. Eric Young & Abyss to retain the TNA World Tag-Team Titles in what was a match that the crowd was apparently not very into.

– Magnus def. Samoa Joe to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Title.

– Mr. Anderson def. Bully Ray in a steel cage match. This served as the main event of the evening. Tommy Dreamer got involved, leading to Anderson blasting Ray with a kendo stick to score the win.

The following are results from the TNA live event in Toledo, Ohio. The event was held on Saturday, November 9, 2013.

– Magnus def. Garett Bischoff via the Cloverleaf submission in the opening match of the evening.

– Lei’D Tapa def. ODB in a Knockouts match. Earl Hebner was the referee for the match, which featured a ton of comedy spots.

– Ethan Carter III def. Dewey Banks. The match was made by TNA president Dixie Carter, which resulted in EC3 squashing Banks.

– Chris Sabin def. Austin Aries to retain the TNA X-Division Title. Sabin rolled up Aries and held the ropes for the pinfall.

– Eric Young & Joseph Parks def. Christopher Daniels and Kazarian in tag-team action.

–Intermission–

– Mr. Anderson def. Knux via his Mic Check finisher.

– James Storm def. Bobby Roode in a Last Man Standing match. This was the main event of the show, which saw Storm win with his Last Call kick.

The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. The event was held on Saturday, November 2, 2013.

-Magnus def. Dewey Barnes via Submission in the opening match. Magnus cut a heel promo before the match. He picked up the submission victory with the Texas Cloverleaf.

-Abyss def. Kazarian via Pinfall. Kazarian played up being afraid of “The Monster” Abyss early on, but ended up dominating a lot of the offense in the match until Abyss hit him with the Black Hole Slam for the 1-2-3.

-Gail Kim def. ODB to retain the TNA Knockouts Title. Earl Hebner was the “special referee” for the match. Kim tried flirting with him to get special treatment, and ODB tried bribing him with some of whatever was in her flask. In the end, Kim rolled ODB and used the ropes for leverage to get the pinfall victory.

-Chris Sabin def. Manik to retain the TNA X-Division Title. Earl Hebner was the “special referee” for this match as well. That wasn’t the only similarity to the previous title match, as the heel Sabin got the win by holding the ropes in this one.

–Intermission–

-BroMans def. James Storm & Gunner to retain the TNA Tag-Team Titles. For the third straight title match, Earl Hebner was the “special referee.” The finish in this one saw Kazarian interfering, setting up Storm to get hit with the Implant Facebuster by Robbie E. for the pin.

-Austin Aries def. Bobby Roode via Pinfall in the main event. This was said to be by far the best match of the evening. Both guys played to the crowd a lot, so the fans were very hot by the time this one concluded. The finish saw a ton of outside interference leading to Aries hitting Roode with the Brainbuster for the pinfall victory.

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The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Tucson, Arizona. The event was held on Saturday, September 21, 2013.

-Hernandez defeated Joseph Park. Both guys were over with the crowd. In the end, Hernandez picked up the victory by way of pinfall.

-ODB defeated Lei’D Tapa to retain the TNA Knockouts Championship. Tapa dominated most of the match, but ODB managed to get her up for her finisher for the 1-2-3.

-Manik defeated Eric Young via Pinfall to retain the TNA X-Division Championship. Mostly a comedy match involving these two and the referee. Manik picked up the win in the end to retain his belt.

-James Storm & Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels & Kazarian to retain the TNA Tag-Team Championships. Daniels and Kazarian cut a heel promo before the match and Storm cut a promo after the match. After the match, a fan had to be kicked out of the building for attempting to attack Kazarian on his way to the back. A full story on that situation is up on the newsboard right now.

–Intermission–

-Austin Aries defeated Bobby Roode. Both guys worked their butts off in this one. This was said to be potentially the best match of the evening. Roode played a big-time heel in this one. In the end, Aries managed to pick up the W.

-Bully Ray defeated Samoa Joe to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. During a ref bump, Ray tapped out to Joe, but the ref wasn’t there to see it. Also, while the ref was down, Ray used the chain to blast Joe, setting up the pin when the referee was revived. After the match, Joe ducked a belt-shot from Ray and kicked him in the head. Joe held up the TNA Title over his head to close the show.

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According to live fan reports, a crazed fan attempted to attack TNA wrestler Frankie Kazarian during the TNA non-televised live event on Saturday night in Tucson, Arizona.

According to reports, as Kazarian and tag-team partner Christopher Daniels were leaving the ring, a fan threw a beer at Kazarian and attempted to go after him. Eye-witness accounts note that Ronnie Lang’s Atlas Security was right on top of things, as the fan was quickly subdued before and removed from the venue as soon as he became unruly.

Additionally, James Storm, perhaps realizing the incident was taking place, quickly jumped on the microphone and began cutting a promo to the crowd to attempt to draw attention away from the matter.

We should have a full live report from the TNA event in Tucson up on the website shortly.

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The following are highlights from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in El Paso, Texas. The event was held on Friday, September 20, 2013.

-Hernandez defeated Joseph Park. Hernandez was way over with the fans in El Paso, as one would expect. Park kept trying to shake his hand. Hernandez did a lot of high-flying offense for a big guy, as he usually does. In the end, Hernandez picked up the pinfall victory after hitting Park with a top-rope splash. After the match, Hernandez and Park raised each other’s arms. Great opener.

-ODB defeated Lei’D Tapa to retain the TNA Knockouts Championship. Tapa dominated the offense throughout the majority of the match. In the end, ODB managed to get the larger woman up for her finisher, which allowed her to score the 1-2-3 to retain her title.

-Manik defeated Eric Young to retain the TNA X-Division Championship. Young started off the match trying to get Manik to tag him in. Manik, confused, eventually did, and Young attempted to start wrestling the referee. Young then acted like he was the ref and made the referee wrestle Manik. Eventually the two wrestled each other, and Manik hit his gutbuster finisher on Young to score the pin and retain his title. Good comedy match.

-James Storm and Gunner defeated Bad Influence in a Texas Tornado Match to retain the TNA Tag-Team Championships. Before the match, Daniels and Kazarian cut a heel promo. After a really entertaining match, Storm and Gunner hit a double-team move on Kazarian to secure the pinfall victory.

–Intermission–

-Austin Aries defeated Bobby Roode. Roode got good heat from the fans in El Paso. Aries got a pretty big pop. This match was awesome. Lots of good back-and-forth action before Aries reversed a Roode suplex attempt into a rollup for the 1-2-3.

-Bully Ray defeated Samoa Joe to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. Joe probably received the best reaction of the evening. Ray did everything needed to ensure he would get a lot of heat from the crowd, and he did. The finish came when Ray hit Joe with his chain while the referee was down, which led to him pinning Joe to retain his belt. After the match, Ray tried hitting Joe with the belt but Joe came back and cleaned house of the Bully.

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The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Newark, Delaware. The event was held on September 7, 2013.

-Manik defeated Sonjay Dutt and Zema Ion via Pinfall to retain the TNA X-Division Title.

-ODB defeated Gail Kim via Pinfall. Kim was impressive in this one, but ODB picks up the win.

-AJ Styles defeated Bobby Roode via Pinfall. A really good match here. They gave these two plenty of time and the crowd was hot for both guys.

-Magnus defeated Mr. Anderson via Pinfall. The finish came when Magnus hit his finisher on Anderson for the 1-2-3.

-James Storm & Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels & Kazarian via Pinfall to retain the TNA World Tag-Team Titles. This match also got a lot of time, and was easily one of the best matches of the evening.

-Bully Ray defeated Samoa Joe via Pinfall to retain his TNA World Heavyweight Title. The finish came when Ray used his chain after the ref was bumped.

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The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The event was held on Saturday, September 7, 2013.

-Manik defeated Sonjay Dutt and Zema Ion. For whatever reason, Manik didn’t have the X-Division Title with him.

-ODB defeated Gail Kim in Knockouts action.

-Magnus defeated Mr. Anderson via Pinfall. Decent match.

-AJ Styles defeated Bobby Roode. Excellent match that was given plenty of time. Crowd was strongly behind Styles in this one.

-James Storm & Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels & Kazarian via Pinfall to retain the TNA World Tag-Team Titles.

-Bully Ray defeated Samoa Joe via Pinfall to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Title. The finish came when the ref was bumped and Ray used his chain to pick up the pinfall victory.

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The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Newark, Delaware. The event was held on Friday, September 6, 2013.

-Manik defeated Sonjay Dutt and Zema Ion to retain the X-Division Title. The match went a little shy of 10 minutes. The crowd was way into it. Lots of high spots, as you would expect. Manik got the pin after hitting Ion with the Gut-Buster.

-ODB defeated Gail Kim. The finish came when ODB hit Kim with the Bam.

-Magnus defeated Mr. Anderson. The finish came when Magnus hit Anderson with the Mag Daddy Driver.

-AJ Styles defeated Bobby Roode. This match got a lot of time. The crowd really enjoyed it. The finish came when Styles hit Roode with the Styles Clash for the pin.

–Intermission–

-James Storm & Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels & Kazarian. This match also received a lot of time. The finish came when Storm and Gunner hit the Powerslam/Neckbreaker Combo on Kazarian. Before the match, Daniels and Kazarian cut a heel promo.

-Bully Ray defeated Samoa Joe. This match also got a lot of time. The finish came when referee Brian Hebner was bumped, allowing Ray to blast Joe with the chain for the 1-2-3.

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TNA Impact Wrestling will be running live events this weekend in Newark, Delaware and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

At tonight’s live event in Newark, DE., TNA World Heavyweight Champion Bully Ray is scheduled to defend his title against AJ Styles in the main event. That will likely be changed before tonight’s show.

The scheduled lineup for tonight is as follows:

-Bully Ray (c) vs. AJ Styles [TNA World Heavyweight Championship]
-Chris Sabin vs. Bobby Roode
-Magnus vs. Mr. Anderson
-James Storm & Gunner (c) vs. Christopher Daniels & Kazarian [TNA World Tag-Team Championships]
-Manik (c) vs. Sonjay Dutt vs. Zema Ion [TNA X-Division Championship]
-Gail Kim vs. ODB

The lineup for the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Bethlehem, PA. on Saturday is as follows:

-Bully Ray (c) vs. Chris Sabin [TNA World Heavyweight Championship]
-AJ Styles vs. Bobby Roode
-Magnus vs. Mr. Anderson
-James Storm & Gunner vs. Christopher Daniels & Kazarian [TNA World Tag-Team Championships]
-Manik vs. Sonjay Dutt vs. Zema Ion [TNA X-Division Championship]
-Gail Kim vs. ODB

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-TNA Impact Wrestling will be running a live event tonight in Roanoke, Virginia. The advertised main event is Chris Sabin vs. Bobby Roode, however the card was noted as subject to change due to the Hardcore Justice show on Thursday. Also scheduled is a singles match between Jeff Hardy and A.J. Styles, as well as a Bound For Glory Series match between Austin Aries and Ken Anderson.

The full lineup for the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Roanoke, Virginia is as follows:

-Chris Sabin vs. Bobby Roode
-Austin Aries vs. Ken Anderson [Bound For Glory Series Match]
-Jeff Hardy vs. A.J. Styles
-James Storm vs. Robbie E.
-Gail Kim vs. ODB
-Eric Young vs. Jesse Godderz

-TNA Impact Wrestling will follow up their live event in Roanoke today with another live event on Saturday at the U.S. Cellular Center in Asheville, North Carolina.

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The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event from Thibodaux, Louisiana. The event was held on Saturday, August 3, 2013.

-Before the show officially began in the ring, Mr. Anderson came out through the crowd and claimed no one was going to receive backstage passes at this show. This led to Jeff Hardy coming out and challenging Anderson to a match. If Hardy wins, fans do get to go backstage. If he doesn’t, they don’t.

-Jeff Hardy defeated Mr. Anderson via pinfall. Hardy picked up the victory after he hit Anderson with his Twist Of Fate finisher for the clean pin. Because of the victory, fans get to go backstage.

-Gail Kim defeated ODB va pinfall. The finish came when Kim rolled up ODB for a pin, and used her feet on the ropes for added leverage. Earl Hebner was the referee for this match, and before it began the crowd got on his case with the “You Screwed Bret” chants. Hebner played it up by putting on a pair of sunglasses and mocking Hart’s gesture where he holds his hands out.

-James Storm defeated Kazarian via Disqualification. As soon as Storm was about to finish things off with the Last Call Superkick, Daniels made a run-in and cost Kazarian the match. This led to Gunner coming out to make the save. The fans chanted for a tag-team match, so the babyfaces obliged by accepting and making the match for the TNA World Tag-Team Championships. Daniels tried refusing, but when he was warned that he would be fined and suspended if he didn’t wrestle the match, he gave in.

-James Storm & Gunner defeated Daniels & Kazarian via pinfall to retain the TNA World Tag-Team Championships. Lots of action in this one, with the finish coming when Storm and Gunner each hit their finishers to pick up the pinfall victory.

-During intermission, it was once again announced that Earl Hebner had reached the milestone of serving as a referee for 100,000 matches. If fans bought his t-shirt, he and his son Brian Hebner would autograph it.

-AJ Styles defeated Devon via Submission. Styles picked up the victory and after the match, fans got on Devon’s case with a loud “You Tapped Out” chant.

-Chris Sabin defeated Bobby Roode via pinfall to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. The finish came when Sabin hit his finishing move on Roode to pick up the clean pin. After the match, the Aces & 8’s came out and attacked Sabin. This led to Jeff Hardy coming out to make the save.

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The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Tyler, Texas. The event was held on Friday, August 2, 2013.

-Jeff Hardy defeated Mr. Anderson via pinfall. Hardy picked up the victory after he hit Anderson with his Twist Of Fate finisher for the pin. It’s interesting to note, Hardy never once performed a move off the top-rope in this match.

-Gail Kim defeated ODB in a Knockouts Match via pinfall. The referee for this match was Earl Hebner, so he did his “I Screwed Bret” routine, complete with the “Damn Right I Did” t-shirt and sunglasses. The Kim-ODB match was what you’d expect from these two, similar to their match on Impact Wrestling on Spike TV the night before. The finish came when Kim rolled up ODB and held the tights to secure the 1-2-3.

-Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels via Disqualification. Was said to be a good match. The finish came when Kazarian dd a run-in, costing Daniels the match and giving Gunner the victory via DQ. After the Kazarian run-in, James Storm came out to make the save. This led to an immediate TNA World Tag-Team Championship match.

-James Storm and Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian via pinfall to retain the TNA World Tag-Team Championships. All four guys worked really hard in this match, and it showed, as this was definitely the best match on the card.

-AJ Styles defeated Devon (with Mike Knox) via Submission. According to live reports, these two did not mesh well as there was a clash of styles (no pun intended) with their in-ring work. Regardless, the match wasn’t that bad.

-Chris Sabin defeated Bobby Roode to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship in the Main Event of the evening. This match wasn’t as long as you would think, considering it was the main event of the show and it was for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. Regardless, this was an excellent match that the crowd thoroughly enjoyed. In the end, Sabin picked up the victory with his finisher to retain the title.

NOTES:

-According to live reports, there were approximately 300-500 people in a building that can fit nearly 8,000 people.

-TNA never changed the advertising, so anyone who doesn’t read the internet was expecting Kurt Angle at the show. As a result of his not being there, nearly every match on the card had to be altered in some form or fashion.

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The following are results from the TNA Impact Wrestling live event in Columbus, Georgia on Saturday, July 27, 2013.

Jeremy Borash opened the show by saying the craziest, loudest fans would receive backstage access tonight. This brought out Aces & 8’s member Devon, who said there would be no backstage access tonight because the Aces & 8’s were shutting down the show in this “inbred town” of Columbus, Georgia. With that said, out came Kurt Angle. Angle challenges Devon to a match. If Devon wins, the Aces & 8’s can shut down the show, but if Angle wins, Devon must give an Aces & 8’s t-shirt to a fan and shake his hand. This led to the match between Angle and Devon. Angle ended up winning the contest via Angle Slam. Angle gave away some backstage passes. Devon didn’t hold his end of the bargain, however, as he simply flipped off the crowd and left without giving away any shirts or shaking any hands.

The next match of the evening was between TNA Knockouts Champion Mickie James and Velvet Sky. James won with a handful of tights over Sky. Was said to be a decent match with some fun, crowd-pleasing spots.

Next up was a TNA Tag-Team Title match pitting Gunener and James Storm against Robbie E. and Jesse Godderz. Was said to be one of the most entertaining matches of the evening with a lot of comedy spots from both Robbie E. and Godderz. Even Earl Hebner got in on the action, as he helped Storm hip-toss Robbie E. at one point. In the end, the champs retained with a clean pinfall victory. After the match, Storm soaked one section of the crowd with beer.

The fourth match of the evening saw Jeff Hardy take on Bobby Roode. Hardy received easily the biggest pop of the evening from the fans in Columbus. The Hardy-Roode match was said to be pretty good, with a lot of back-and-forth action. In the end, Hardy picked up the victory via pinfall.

Intermission time. Anyone who purchased a Kurt Angle action figure was told they were allowed to go backstage to get it autographed. Also during intermission it was revealed that referee Earl Hebner had reached a milestone that would likely never be matched. Hebner has apparently officiated over 100,000 matches.

After intermission we got a Bound For Glory Series match. Mr. Anderson took on AJ Styles. Again, this was another back-and-forth match. Anderson picked up the victory, and seven points, with a handful of tights. After the bell sounds, Styles locked in the Calf Killer on Anderson and bullied Hebner around a bit.

And finally, it’s main event time. TNA World Heavyweight Champion Chris Sabin against former champion Bully Ray. Before the match, Ray cut a promo. He called out Sabin and said he should just come to the ring, get on his knees, and hand over the belt. Sabin comes out, teases handing over the title, but instead holds it over his head. The finish here saw Sabin get a roll-up pinfall victory in what was one of the shortest matches of the evening. After the match, Devon hit the ring. He and Bully Ray double-teamed Sabin for a bit until Hardy came out to make the save. Aces & 8’s scatter, leaving the ring to the babyfaces.

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