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iMPACT! Wrestling 7/13/06
| dabirdman | Posted on 07/27/06 at 07:19:20 TNA Studios Orlando Fl 7/13/06 TNA Opens with a shot of the crowd then to our announcers Mike Tenay and Don West Tenay welcomes everyone to Impact. Tonight more matches will be announced for Victory Road later this month, Scott Steiner is back in action Sabu will face Monty Brown and in our Main Event Raven will face Sting. Lets get to the action. AJ Styles vs. Chris Harris This was a match that came about from last week when AMW defeated Styles and Daniels Whenever Mark Johnson is officiating a match you know there going to be trouble and on que there was. Late in the match Styles hit Harris with a DDT and went for the pin but Johnson wasn't there for the count he was to busy making eyes with Gail Kim who was doing a little dance. This gave Harris the break he needed and mounted a comeback. Harris climbed the ropes, but Styles knocked him off He then executes the Styles Clash and got the 3 count. AJ Styles pinned Chris Harris with the Styles Clash in 0:12:07. Rating: ** ¾ Tenay reminds everyone that tickets go on sale this Monday for Victory Road. This just handed to me; tonight Jim Cornette will announce who will face A1 for the NWA World Title, Team 3D the NWA Tag Team Champions will face either Team Canada, AMW, The Hardy Boys, or Styles and Daniels. Those 4 teams will face each other and the winner goes to Victory Road. Don't forget that tonight a 6 man Battle Royal will determine who will face X Division Champ Homicide at the PPV and already scheduled, Sting will face Scott Steiner and Jeff Jarrett will meet Christian Cage for the #1 Contenders spot. ***COMMERCIAL BREAK*** Team Canada came down to the ring for Roode's match and the coach Scott D'Amore told the crowd that last week Team 3D stuck there noses into business that was not theirs. At Victory Road they will pay with their belts. Next week the newest member of Team Canada will team up with Roode and punch our ticket to Victory Road. Bobby Roode vs. Norman Smiley 2 weeks ago Smiley hit A1 in the back with a chair that almost caused A1 to lose his title. Tonight Smiley was in the lion's den as he faced Roode in the ring and the rest of Team Canada out of the ring. Smiley put up a good fight but Roode was to much for him and got the win with a power bomb. Bobby Roode pinned Norman Smiley after a sitout power bomb in 0:05:24. Rating: *** 1/4 West reminds the folks to check out TNA.com for all the latest news, recaps and the latest Victory Road information. INTERVIEW Jeremy Borash talks to Raven and asks him about his match tonight against Sting. Raven says that words are nothing if you can't back them up so he will do all his talking in the ring. Christopher Daniels vs. James Storm Round 1 went to Styles who took care of Harris now we see if Daniels will make it a sweep or will Storm make some noise. This was a surprisingly clean match even Kim stayed on the outside and let the two men go at it. One of the better matches of the night Daniels took control when Storm missed with a spinning kick. Daniels gave the sign for the Lat Rights and that was the end of Storm's night. Christopher Daniels pinned James Storm with the Last Rites in 0:09:42. Rating: *** ¾ Backstage We see Jeff Jarrett back stage once again jawing with Cage. These two have hated each other since day one. Words ended and pushing started as Jarrett and cage started going at each other. Sting came to help Cage and Steiner came to help Jarrett. Announcers booth Tenay wonders what is going on as Steiner and RVD are scheduled to go meet when Jarrett is seen falling from backstage as he tries to make it to the ring. He's followed by Sting. Cage then comes out with "Big Papa Pump" closely behind. All 4 men are using anything and everything on each other. Security comes down and tries to pull the 4 men apart but they are not having much success. We go to commercial. ***COMMERCIAL BREAK*** Tenay and west try to recap what went down as the ring area was cleared of the 4 men. West says he will try to get more information after the match. 6-Man X Division Battle Royal Senshi - Samoa Joe - Sonjay Dutt Petey Williams - Simon Diamond - Brother Runt The winner of this match had a one way ticket to Victory Road to face the X Division Champion Homicide. Runt eliminated Diamond a Williams took care of Dutt with the Canadian Destroyer. Williams then took out Senshi. Runt was able to get Joe over the rope with help from Williams and Runt was eliminated by Williams. 6-Man Battle Royal: Petey Williams won a 6-man Battle Royal: x Runt threw out Dimond in 0:06:08 x P. Williams defeated S. Dutt after the Canadian Destroyer in 0:07:56 x P. Williams threw out Senshi in 0:09:08 x Runt threw out Joe in 0:13:13 x P. Williams threw out Runt in 0:13:35 Rating: *** 1/4 Petey Williams moves on to Victory Road with the big win tonight. Non Title Match: The Hardy Boys (Jeff & Matt Hardy) vs Team 3D (Brother Devon & Brother Ray) (C) Last week Team 3D helped the Hardy Boys take a victory over Team Canada and tonight they face each other in a non title match. You would think the Hardy Boys would be more grateful for the help last week but tonight it was all Hardys. 3 minutes later Matt hardy hit Brother Ray with the Twist of Faith and Team 3D picks up their 1st loss since winning the titles. The Hardy Boyz (Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy) defeated Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) when M. Hardy pinned BRD with the Twist Of Fate in 0:03:37. Rating: *** 1/4 ***COMMERCIAL BREAK*** We return to action as management Director Jim Cornette is in the ring. He says he has some business to take care of first. Since Jeff Jarrett, Christian Cage, Scott Steiner and Sting can't seem to wait till Victory Road to fight, these 4 men will meet next week in a 4 corners match. The crowd goes wild. He then calls out the NWA World Champion A1. A1 makes his way from the back with D'Amore. Cornette says he's here to announce the main event for Victory Road. A1 the NWA World Heavyweight Champion will defend the title against someone who has proven more then ready for a title shot. A1, you will be defending the title against Raven. A1 was beside himself as the sold out crowd showed their approval. Next week both men will be in the ring to sign the contract. Sabu vs. Monty Brown Both these men have been on a tear lately here in TNA and this match was intense and bloody. Brown opened up Sabu early in the match by ramming Sabu's head over and over onto the steel steps. Late in the match Brown still in control misses a clothesline and Sabu hits a dropkick. Sabu then hits a Triple Jump moonsault and picks up the big win. Sabu pinned Monty Brown with the Triple Jump Moonsault in 0:15:14. Rating: *** 1/4 ***COMMERCIAL BREAK*** The main event is ready to start as we head to the ring. **Main Event** Sting vs. Raven It was just announced that Sting will be in a 4 corners match next week against Cage, Jarrett and Steiner and Raven will sign the contract for the NWA title match against A1 but right now the two men focused on the other man. This was a great match as both men gave the crowd what they wanted to see. Sting was in control late in the match when Raven hit Sting with a shoulder block. He then when for a splash but Sting ducked out the way allowing Raven to the ring post hard cutting Raven wide open. Blinded by blood Raven reversed a sting whip into the ropes and hit a clothesline and then ended the match with the Raven Effect. Raven stays undefeated as we end the night. Raven pinned Sting with the Raven Effect in 0:12:27. Rating: ** 1/2 Next week on iMPACT! Road to the Gold Tag Team Gauntlet The Hardy Boys vs. AJ Styles & Chris Daniels Winner vs. America's Most Wanted Winner vs. Latin American Exchange Winner vs. Team Canada 4 Corners Match: Sting - Jeff Jarrett - Christian Cage - Scott Steiner Samoa Joe vs. Konnan Rhyno vs. Monty Brown PPV Main Event contract signing Non Title Match: Brother Runt vs. Homicide (C) Victory Road **Main event** NWA World Title Match: Raven vs A1 (C) NWA World Tag Team Title Match: Winner of Guntlet vs. Team 3D(C) TNA X Division Title Match: Petey Williams vs. Homicide (C) #1 Contenders Match: Christian Cage vs. Jeff Jarrett Grudge Match Sting vs. Scott Steiner * Card subject to change |
| dabirdman | Posted on 07/27/06 at 07:32:03 The Numbers The Card rating again was ** 3/4 with a TV rating of 4.15. Attendance was 8750. TV revenue was $29,200 Merch sales were $5,250 and gate was $6,125 for a total of $40,575. Our highest take of the seson so far. Production costs were $30,800 for a profit this week of $9,775. Yes folks you read right TNA pulled a profit for a 2nd time. The PPV is looking good as pre sales of tickets are what was expected. Pre Sales of tickets for Impacts first road show are also strong. Injuries No Injuries to report but Rob Van Dam was a no-show for his match against Steiner. Commings and Goings The new member of Team Canada will be unvailed next week and roumers have started back stage that yes he is Canadian and that he has some name recognition but he has a new look. Will just have to wait and see. |
| djmasterscooter | Posted on 07/27/06 at 09:12:07 Hmmm..Raven going over Sting..yes it should happen...on TV though? That could have been a money feud, although I do see the reasoning with Raven's undefeated streak. Hope Cage comes out victorious. A Raven/Cage feud is money in the bank. Suprised about A-1's push. Good to see you have faith in someone who isn't named Jeff Jarrett. I'll be reading...keep up the good work. |
| Murphy42782 | Posted on 07/27/06 at 16:35:09 well I'll adapt the good, bad, ugly style of comments until I have alot to say. The Good: Raven getting the victory in the main event. I think Sting is past his prime and if pushed correctly, see Harm's NAWA, Raven can be an absolute monster. The Bad: Not that its bad, but if you are trying to further the feud of Styles/Daniels vs. AMW, you should've had atleast a cheap victory for one of AMW to keep things looking like it could go either way. A clean sweep makes the former champs look like chumps. The Ugly: A1 as champ, and the fact that the Hardys gotta win tag team turmoil just to get a shot at the team they beat tonight. They're getting screwed. Not to mention they gotta kick off the gauntlet against possibly the hottest team going in Styles/Daniels. Keep up the good work, Murph |
| HugeRockStar760 | Posted on 07/28/06 at 03:51:02 I like A1. I always thought he'd make a great Lex Luger type for Jeff Jarrett's group with AMW. Of course, TNA isn't really pushing those three together anymore anyways. What surprised me is that A1 is only 6'0. So he's a solid 257 pounds. I probably wouldn't have pushed him so fast, so soon. But that's not to say he's not a credible World Champion either. I'd probably start him off as the guy the heel manager of a Four Horsemen like group was grooming to be one of the top guys eventually. Is your Impact 1 or 2 hours? Because the amount of time the matches were and the interview segments would lead me to believe 2 hours. Of course, there is nothing that says time restrictions need to be observed either. I've just been trying to do that with my Smackdown! and ECW circuits. It kind of helps as well because you can plan better and not feel everyone has to be on the show wrestling. My guess for the Canadian wrestler is Edge. Of course, that's just me hoping for the best. It could be Chris Benoit though. |
| dabirdman | Posted on 07/28/06 at 05:11:28On 07/28/06 at 03:51:02, HugeRockStar760 wrote:I like A1. I always thought he'd make a great Lex Luger type for Jeff Jarrett's group with AMW. Of course, TNA isn't really pushing those three together anymore anyways.Im trying to keep it around an hour and a half |