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Post by The Root on Sept 9, 2007 19:45:56 GMT -6
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Post by The Root on Sept 9, 2007 20:34:30 GMT -6
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Post by Rico on Sept 9, 2007 23:06:02 GMT -6
so who was the big former world champion aquisition they were raving about....I guess TNA decided to try and trick internet fans....
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Post by Head Booker on Sept 9, 2007 23:10:37 GMT -6
OFFICIAL RESULTS FROM SUNDAY’S NO SURRENDER PPV
By Bill Banks
QUICK RESULTS:
- Team Pacman def. Kurt Angle & Sting to win the TNA World Tag Team Title
- Rhino def. “Cowboy” James Storm
- Robert Roode def. Kaz
- “Black Machismo” Jay Lethal def. Kurt Angle to win the X Championship
- “Wildcat” Chris Harris def. Black Reign
- AJ Styles and Tomko won the Tag Team Gauntlet to become the number-one contenders to the TNA World Tag Team Title
- Christian Cage def. Samoa Joe by disqualification
- Kurt Angle def. Abyss to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship
The No Surrender Pay-Per-View kicked off with the TNA World Tag Team Title Match with Kurt Angle and Sting vs. Ron “The Truth” Killings and Adam “Pacman” Jones. Killings started off against Sting - but when Killings went to tag out after a flurry of offense from Sting, Pacman refused to tag in! Killings continued against Kurt Angle, but once again Pacman opted not to tag in when offered. Karen Angle came down, but refused to leave when Sting told her to. Karen slapped Sting, and when he pointed for her to leave again she went down as if she was hit! Angle went outside to investigate and Karen told him that Sting had slapped her! Back in the ring, Pacman finally tagged in to face Sting – but Kurt jumped in and hit the Angle Slam on Sting! Pacman Jones covered Sting for the win as The Truth and Pacman Jones are the new TNA World Tag Team Champions!
Up next, it’s Rhino vs. James Storm…Prior to the match, JB interviewed Rhino – who said he may be an alcoholic, but he’s sober and ready to annihilate Storm. The bout started with a brawl on the outside, as Storm tried to hide in the crowd. The two TNA stars battled through the fans, as referee Andrew Thomas opted to let them go at it instead of counting them out. Rhino and Storm eventually got back in the ring and the match was officially underway. Rhino went for the GORE, but Jackie Moore interfered, allowing Storm to get the upper hand. Rhino fought back and nailed Storm with the GORE, but the Cowboy was able to kick out! Rhino tossed in two steel chairs from the fans and went for the Rhinodriver from the second rope. However, Storm battled out of it and hit a flying bulldog on Rhino on the chairs! Storm brought a table in to the ring, but Rhino grounded him with a slam. Rhino then set the table up in the corner. Storm set up Rhino for a superplex and hit it, but couldn’t get the pin. Storm went for the superkick, but Rhino reversed it and hit the GORE on the Cowboy, putting him through the table and covering him for the win! After the bout, Jackie tried to attack Rhino – but he threw her in the ring and hit the GORE on her!
In the back, Kurt Angle was going ballistic in the locker room about Karen claiming Sting slapped her. Sting ran in and tried to put Angle through a locker, at which point Jim Cornette came in and told Sting to go back to the hotel to calm down! Cornette then told Karen Angle to grab her belongings and get out of the arena, because her night was over!
Up next it's Kaz vs. Robert Roode...Kaz started off on the offensive on Roode, using his quickness to get the edge. Whenever Kazarian got the upper hand, Ms. Brooks smiled. Both TNA stars tumbled to the outside, but Brooks couldn’t decide who to help. Roode tried to clothesline Kaz on the outside, but Ms. Brooks got in his life of fire as well. Back in the ring, Roode took over and tried to unleash as much punishment on Kaz as he could. Roode pulled a chain out of his boots and tried to use them, but they got tossed out of the ring. Brooks retrieved the chain and watched as both Kaz and Roode battled for the advantage. Once Roode gained the upper hand and wanted the chain, she dropped it and kicked it under the ring! Kaz went to hit Roode on the outside, but Roode tried to use Brooks as a shield. However, Kaz managed to nail his opponent with a flying clothesline, then he got up and kissed Ms. Brooks’ hand as she smiled ear to ear. Back inside the ring, Kaz hit a reverse DDT on Roode, but Roode kicked out. Kaz went for the Flux Capacitor on the second rope, but ended up hitting a faceplant on Roode instead for a two-count. Kaz went to the top again and tried for a legdrop, but Roode caught him and nailed the Payoff suplex to get the win! After the bout, Roode demanded Ms. Brooks raise his hand, despite the fact she was concerned about Kaz’s condition.
In the back, Crystal interviewed “Black Machismo” Jay Lethal about his upcoming bout against Kurt Angle for the X Championship. Kevin Nash came in and told Lethal it would be in his best interest tonight to take a dive and let Angle win the bout…
“Black Machismo” started off taking it to Angle, using his quickness and X skills to gain the upper hand. However, Angle eventually took over and grounded Lethal with his mat-wrestling prowess. Angle kept trying to go for the pin to end the match early to save his energy for the main event, but Lethal wouldn’t give up. Lethal regained the advantage after a kick to Angle’s head, but Angle answered with a German suplex. Moments later, Angle locked Lethal in and hit him with three more German suplexes. Still, Lethal wouldn’t give in! “Black Machismo” hit the “Lethal Combination” and dropped his trademark elbow from the top, but Angle kicked out. Kurt then went for the ankle lock, but Lethal reversed it to get the three count as “Black Machismo” defeated Kurt Angle to become the new TNA X Division Champion! What an upset as Jay Lethal beat Kurt Angle clean in the middle of the ring! As Lethal celebrated, stars from the X Division came out to congratulate the new champion.
In the back, JB interviewed Black Reign about the upcoming match with "Wildcat" Chris Harris...Black Reign came out with the ominous axe weapon and his rat in the cage. However, before the match got underway “Wildcat” Chris Harris flew off the top rope and hit Black Reign on the floor. It was a no disqualification match, and Harris took advantage by smashing Black Reign with a steel chair. Black Reign and Harris battled each other in the ring, but referee Earl Hebner stopped Black Reign when he tried to use his axe weapon – allowing Harris to roll up his nemesis for the win! After the bout, Harris busted open Black Reign and handcuffed him to the steel ring post. Harris went to nail him with a chair but Black Reign kicked him down and used a key to unlock himself. Black Reign took the rat out of the cage and put in on Harris and forced it towards his face as laughed manically!
In the back, Crystal was with Christian Cage and his Coalition and got his comments about his upcoming match with Samoa Joe! Cage told AJ Styles and Tomko he wouldn't need their help tonight as he would take care of Joe himself...
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Post by Head Booker on Sept 9, 2007 23:11:28 GMT -6
It was time for the Tag team Gauntlet match, as AJ Styles was out first. The second participant was “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels as the former Tag Team Championship partners would face off to start it. A new man would enter every minute. Out next was Homicide, who went after Daniels and then AJ. Next was Chris Sabin representing the Motor City Machineguns, followed by Havok of Serotonin. Petey Williams was out next, who hit the Canadian Destroyer on Havok! Homicide was eliminated by The Fallen Angel, then AJ Styles tossed out Chris Sabin. Brother Devon of Team 3D was out next, followed by Jimmy Rave. Brother Ray of 3D was out next and joined Brother Devon in tossing out Havok. The next participant was Raven, but he went out quickly as Team 3D threw him over the top. Shark Boy was the next entrant, but he was eliminated by Brother Ray. “The Guru” Sonjay Dutt was the next entrant. Team 3D then eliminated Petey Williams and Jimmy Rave. BG James was the next participant, followed by Hernandez of LAX. The next entry was Tomko, who went after Team 3D and eliminated the both of them! “Primetime” Elix Skipper was the next entrant, followed by Alex Shelley who eliminated BG James. The next entry was Lance Hoyt, who was led out by Christy Hemme. Hoyt tossed Elix Skipper over the top on his head, eliminating him. The next participant was Kip James, who eliminated Dutt. Eric Young was the final entry into the bout. The match came down to AJ Styles, Alex Shelley and Eric Young, as Shelley and AJ worked together to eliminate Young! Sabin and Tomko rejoined their teammates for the final tag team bout to determine a winner. After an amazing battle between both team, AJ Styles rolled up Chris Sabin with a handful of trunks to get the pin and win for he and Tomko! Styles and Tomko are now the number-one contenders to the TNA World Tag Team Championship!
In the back, JB spoke with Joe about his bout against Christian Cage – who promised he would destroy Cage tonight!
After Christian Cage’s entrance, the Samoan dancers came out to introduce Joe. The Samoan Submission Machine blasted out of the entrance and immediately went for Cage in the ring. Joe unleashed hell on Cage, brutalizing him in the ring and on the outside with a full-court press of offense. Cage battled back and gained the advantage, grounding him with a headlock and then a sleeper hold. Later, Joe regained the advantage and hit a Death Valley Driver on Cage, but he kicked out of the pin. Cage went for a top tope frog splash, but missed, allowing Joe to hit a powerbomb which he reversed into an STF submission hold. Later, Cage nailed a top rope inverted DDT on Joe – but Joe kicked out just in time! Cage went for the Unprettier, but Joe reversed it into the Clutch! Cage grabbed the ropes to force the break, but Joe was relentless and refused to release it! Referee Rudy Charles forced Joe off Cage, which resulted in Joe nailing the referee! Joe hit the Muscle Buster on Cage as security hit the ring, but Joe laid them out as well. Referee Andrew Thomas came out to officially disqualify Samoa Joe. After the bout, Petey Williams, Sonjay Dutt and Jay Lethal came out to try to get Joe under control, but he threw them out of the ring. Joe then used a t-shirt to try to choke out Cage! Jim Cornette hit the ring, as did his giant enforcer Matt Morgan – who finally pulled Joe off using brute strength. Cornette pleaded with Joe to stop and leave the ring. Joe obliged, but shot Cornette and Morgan the middle finger before doing so.
In the back, JB interviewed Kurt Angle about his World Title match against Abyss. Angle was irate over losing his matches and what went down with Sting. Kevin Nash came in and tried to talk some sense into Angle, but Kurt told Nash to go to hell!
For the third time tonight, Kurt Angle made his entrance to the ring for the main event for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Abyss! The battle started with Abyss trying to wear down the champion – and even playing mindgames with him. Abyss eventually went for a press slam, but Kurt slipped out and clipped the challenger’s knee. Angle then went to work on Abyss’ knee, focusing his attack on it for several minutes. Angle refused to let up on the knee, weakening it for an eventual attempt at the ankle lock submission. Abyss fought back and nailed the Shock Treatment, but Angle kicked out. Later, Angle went back to work on his opponent’s knee – then hit a moonsault for a two-count. Angle then ripped off Abyss’ boot, exposing the ankle to inflict more punishment. Abyss hit the Black Hole Slam out of nowhere, but could only get a two count on the champion. Abyss went for a piledriver, but Angle reversed it into the ankle lock! Abyss was in agony as he couldn’t reach the ropes and eventually tapped out! Kurt Angle beat Abyss and retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship!
Following the bout, manager James Mitchell appeared on the screen and told Abyss the time has come for hell to be unleashed, and his chariot had arrived! A hand ripped through the bottom of the mat and swallowed Abyss into the hole as the broadcast went off the air! Was it Judas Messias?
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Post by troy on Sept 10, 2007 13:10:58 GMT -6
Have to say the overall PPV was actually up on the standard that they've been recently. I'm glad Black Machismo got the belt, not overally sure about Team Pacman but hey it's away from Angle. Fingers crossed now we'll see a good tag team feud, a good x-division feud and a good world title feud. But overall enjoyed the ppv, match of the night for me was the tag team battle royal followed by Christian/Joe. But i'm liking TNA more now after that ppv and fingers crossed when they go to 2 hours it will help them put on a show the quality of Smackdown or RAW.
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Post by Icon Lord Sean "Magic" Fiery on Sept 10, 2007 13:50:33 GMT -6
I still do not see TNA's appeal whatsoever. Besides Joe, the original X-Division, Abyss, Triple X, AJ Styles, and a few more originals... It's pretty shit. Angle and Christian are ok, but they just don't FEEL right there. I still think WWE does a better job overall, despite its many flaws. They really do have a better formal.
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Post by Icon Lord Leon Corbin on Sept 10, 2007 13:59:31 GMT -6
I have to say, the more TNA I've watched, the more it seems the same everytime. 
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Post by Sir Chris Cairns on Sept 10, 2007 14:05:15 GMT -6
I'm not sure about anything, but wasn't pulling wrestlers into a hole in the canvas always a Vampiro thing? Could it be him? lol
Billy
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Post by Icon Lord Sean "Magic" Fiery on Sept 10, 2007 14:13:45 GMT -6
I have to say, the more TNA I've watched, the more it seems the same everytime. Because it is  |
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Post by Rico on Sept 10, 2007 22:18:57 GMT -6
yea, TNA is the same all the way around...
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Post by troy on Sept 13, 2007 7:40:45 GMT -6
I'm not sure about anything, but wasn't pulling wrestlers into a hole in the canvas always a Vampiro thing? Could it be him? lol Billy Well TNA did promise a former World champion would debut, and that he did when he pulled Abyss through a hole in the canvas. And it's not Vampiro but Ricky Banderas, former WSX World Champion from that awful wrestling company by MTV...and his new character Judas Mesias i can't wait to see how this feud pans out, he's built as a monster but i mean Abyss is much bigger and stronger than Banderas they should have picked someone better...anyway. |
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Post by John Champa on Sept 13, 2007 17:05:56 GMT -6
Its TNA what more do you expect
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