Impact Coverage
Ja’ Von’s Impact Wrestling Live Report (6/7/18)

Quick Results:
Z & E(c) vs Drago and Aerostar(Impact Tag Team Championships): STILL Impact Tag Team Champions Z & E via pinfall
LAX vs The Cult of Lee: LAX via pinfall
Rohit Raju vs Brain Cage: Brain Cage via pinfall
Sami Callihan vs Eddie Edwards(Unsanctioned Street Fight): No Contest or To Be Continued
Play by Play:
Impact Wrestling opens with a recap of Under Pressure from last week.
Z & E(c) vs Drago and Aerostar(Impact Tag Team Championships):
Drago makes his way to the ring followed by his partner Aerostar. The Impact Tag Team Champions Z & E make their way to the ring to defend their titles. DJZ and Drago start the match off. Collar and elbow tie up with Deago getting the better of the exchange by taking down DJZ and wearing him down with a leg submission. DJZ breaks free and eventually locks in a wristlock on Drago. DJZ brings Drago down to the mat for a quick one count. Drago gains control of the match and tags in Aerostar. DJZ gets free then tags in Andrew Everett.
Nothing quite sets the tone for a match like a bunch of flips just getting in the ring! #IMPACTonPop @_AndrewEverett @aaaerostar1 pic.twitter.com/2dYmREcQvV
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Aerostar walks the ropes then exits the ring. Everett follows him out but then gets caught with a kick from Aersostar on the way back in. Aersostar still in control of the match tags in Drago and they hit a couple of tag team maneuvers for a quick two count. Drago and Aerostar are still in the ring but Everett escapes by jumping over Drago to tag in DJZ. DJZ then goes on the attack and takes care of both men and sending Aersostar to the floor. Drago regains control of the match quickly and gets a nearfall on DJZ. Drago then wears down DJZ wear a chinlock. DJZ tries to fight free from Drago and as we go to break Drago hits a back body drop to DJZ sending him to the floor. Back from break and Drago has a leg submission on DJZ then tags in Aerostar which allows for DJZ to tag in his partner. Everett then uses his speed to his advantage taking out both guys then hitting a running moonsault on Aersostar. Drago comes back into the ring and catches Everett and hits a powerbomb. DJZ then catches Drago on the rop tope and hits him with a springboard sunset flip powerbomb. Z & E look to hit a double springboard moonsault on Drago but come up empty. Aersostar ther hits a double springboard dropkick on Z & E sending Everett to the floor. Drago hits a suicide dive on Everett then followed by DJZ diving off the top rope then followed by Aersostar. Down the stretch DJZ hit the ZDT on Drago then Everett hits either a 630 or 720 on Aerostar for Z & E to retain their tag team titles.
.@_AndrewEverett's 630 Splash is a real thing of beauty. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/ROKoTWLGMk
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
After the match Don Callis calls the move a 730 by Everett.
Winners and STILL Impact Tag Team Champions: Z & E via pinfall
The story of Sami Callihan vs Eddie Edwards is played to hype up the main event for tonight.
Tonight in our main event – Sami Callihan and Eddie Edwards end once and for all. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/kj7Dq6HQgL
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Back from break and Sonjay is accusing Petey Williams of attacking him last week and Petey says he’s going home.
.@iPeteyWilliams and @sonjaydutterson have always been good friends. It really sucks to see the mystery attacker driving them apart like this. But everybody is on edge right now. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/LssLLv1dng
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Impact shows a recap of Su Yung defeating the Demon Bunny last week to win the Knockouts Championship.
LAX is shown in their clubhouse playing dominos and Diamante is now back and wondering where is K-dog and Homicide. King walks in and asks Diamante about her knee but it seems that Diamante doesn’t trust King.
LAX vs The Cult of Lee:
The Cult of Lee make their way to the ring. LAX make their way to the ring for the match. LAX gets the jump on The Cult of Lee. They begin to stomp mudholes in bot Trevor Lee and Caleb Konley. Santana and Caleb are the legal men for the start of the match. Santana is lighting up Caleb’s chest with knife edge chops then tags in Ortiz. Ortiz then tags back in Santana who hits a driving stomp on Caleb who is draped over Ortiz’s knee.
Double stomp suplex combination by @SantanaLAX and @Ortiz5150. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/ekG6v9gYmw
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Caleb breaks free and is able to tag in Trevor and they begin to take control of the match and send LAX to the floor. Trevor then tags back in Caleb who wears down Sanatana and gets a one count. The Cult of Lee begins to jawjack with LAX throwing them off their game as they gain control of the match. Santana finally gets control of the match by hitting Trevor with a rolling cutter and tags in Ortiz. Caleb tags in by gets caught in a pinning combination but reverses it and Ortiz kicks out. Santana then holds up Caleb looking for a double team maneuver but Trevor trips up Ortiz and Caleb takes out Santana. The Cult of Les is in control for a bit before LAX gain control of the match again. Down the stretch Santana hits a huge cutter on Caleb Konley for the win.
LAX ARE BACK! #IMPACTonPop @Ortiz5150 @SantanaLAX pic.twitter.com/LIUbvMltjo
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Winners: LAX via pinfall
The Fact of Life:
Eli Drake makes his way to the ring for the return of The Fact of Life to name the top 5 dummies of Impact Wrestling. Eli Drake says his show The Fact of Life is the most requested show. Eli then names the top 5 dummies of Impact. Number 5: The fans of Impact. Number 4: Austin Aries. Number 3: Impact Management. Number 2: The fans of Impact. Number 1: Moose.
The Top 5 List of Dummies according to @TheEliDrake:
5. The fans of IMPACT Wrestling
4. @AustinAries
3. IMPACT Wrestling Management
2. The fans of IMPACT Wrestling (again)
1. @TheMooseNation pic.twitter.com/8MQDZidewb— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Eli says that people are saying that Moose is on a roll but reminds the fans that he beat Moose when both of their cases were on the line. Eli says that he beat him next week he and Moose will face off to determine Aries’ challenger at Slammiversary. Moose makes his way to the ring to response to Eli calling him a dummy. Moose then reminds him that he lost his tag titles and world title match then calls him a dummy and a loser. A brawl breaks out and Eli is standing tall after hitting The Gravey Train and dumping the podium on Moose.
.@TheMooseNation was fed up of listening to @TheEliDrake but it was Drake that had the last laugh. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/ngrf0J0Qvm
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Rohit Raju vs Brain Cage:
Rohit makes his way to the ring. Brain Cage makes his way to the ring for the match. Rohit starts the match by mocking Cage and then shoves him in the face which angers Cage. Cage then throws him in the corner then hits Weapon X for the quick victory.
.@MrGMSI_BCage is not messing around. He absolutely decimated Rohit Raju. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/VUBu1iYEKC
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
After the match the X-Division Champion Matt Sydal makes his way to the ring. Matt says that Cage may look strong and jacked but when he looks through his third eye he sees inter weakness. Sydal tries to get him to forfeit his title opportunity and join him so he can make the machine better. Cage responses by hitting him with an F5 that sends him out of the ring.
Is this a sign of things to come? @MrGMSI_BCage SMASHES @findevan! #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/uywR5yAUzl
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Cage then stands tall with the title over his head in the ring.
Winner: Brain Cage via pinfall
Next Week: Matt Sydal(c) vs Brain Cage(X-Division Championship)
Moose vs Eli Drake(#1 Contender’s Match)
Eddie Edwards pulls up to the spot in the woods where he is going to meet Sami Callihan. He tells the cameraman to film everything no matter what happens.
Josh Mathews has a Skype call with the new Impact World Champion Austin Aries while he is on vacation. Josh ask Aries about who he would like to face at Slammiversary. Aries says that Eli is unable to beat him and Moose has a mediocre football career and has yet to achieve that in wrestling. Josh then ask Aries about how he used a lowblow to win the world title last week. Aries asks him how Ric Flair won his 16 world titles. He then goes onto say that he is the only one who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty to get the job done. Josh ask Aries again who he thinks will win the match next week and Aries says Eli because Drake isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty to get the job done but also says that he doesn’t take anything away from Moose calling him a big guy due to his stature. Josh then let’s Aries go back to enjoying his vacation and ends the call.
Impact shows a recap of the Slammiversary press conference from this past Monday.
A video is played showing how the rivalry between Tessa and Madison started and what happened last week.
McKenzie Mitchell interviews Tessa Blanchard backstage. Tessa says that sheis a winner and makes things happen. She also says that a loser is someone who relives their glory days. Keira Hogon interrupts the feudand reminds Tessa of her first post last week which sparks a fight between the two in which Tessa stands tall in the end. Following the brawl Tessa Blanchard and Keira Hogan will face off in a NO DQ Match next week.
NEXT WEEK – after their backstage brawl, next week we're just going to turn them loose.
It'll be @HoganKnowsBest3 vs. @Tess_Blanchard in a No Disqualifications match! #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/FCNV7oStFv
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Moose is shown backstage and is pissed about what went down on The Fact of Life earlier tonight. He says that he is going to destroy Drake next week and head to Slammiversary.
Sami Callihan vs Eddie Edwards(Unsanctioned Street Fight):
Eddie Edwards is in the woods looking and calling out Sami Callihan. Eddie runs into Jake Christ who is preached in a tree crying out “Everything.”
.@TheJakeCrist is ready and waiting for Eddie Edwards in a tree. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/JlrNqW6u55
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
He walks a little more then sees Callihan with the oVe cam and begins to chase him but runs into Jake Christ again. Eddie and him get into a fight which Eddie quickly wins and he chokes out Jake.
.@TheEddieEdwards is choking the life out of @TheJakeCrist with a tree branch. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/jf7QSczIHy
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Eddie makes his way to back to the cars and hears a car alarm go off. Dave Christ pops out of the truck and jumps Eddie but Eddie quickly takes care of him and slams a the trunk door on his head and leaves him there.
.@TheEddieEdwards slams the trunk door of a car down on @TheDaveCrist. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/0EvjhoBsU9
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Eddie finally finds Sami and the brawl is on. They run at each other with a kendo stick and a bat with Eddie getting the better of the exchange they then begin to brawl all over the woods. Sami picks up an animal skull and tries to use it against Eddie but Eddie moves out of the way. Eddie then tries to hit him with a kendo stick but Sami ducks. Eddie then drives a tree branch into his skull which busts him open.
A bloody, violent, shocking conclusion to @TheEddieEdwards and @TheSamiCallihan's wild brawl in the woods.
Eddie Edwards is now unrecognizable. He's changed completely. THIS is who he is now. #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/cAXiGZkSVh
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) June 8, 2018
Tommy Dreamer and his wife Alisha Edwards pull up in a car pleading for Eddie to stop. Eddie turns around to find that Callihan has disappeared which makes Eddie more mad and he hits Dreamer with the baseball and ask for his wife Alisha to come with him to look for Sami but she stays behind to check on Tommy as Eddie wanders off to look for Sami alone as the show goes off the air.
Winner: No Contest or To Be Continued
My Take: The show itself was not the best one we have since from the post Redemption era of Impact. It was basically full of video packages and backstage segments with only four matches. The matches of the night were the Tag Team Championships Match and the fight between Sami Callihan and Eddie Edwards in the woods.
My Score: 6/10
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Coverage
Andrew’s TNA Sacrifice Results & Match Ratings: 3.14.2025
Do the Elegance Clique finally win the damn Knockouts Tags?!

Well even though the build has been…I’ll be nice and say mixed. We should get a few decent matches and hopefully some stuff to build off of moving forward toward WrestleMania Weekend. Love her or hate her, Tessa versus Lei should be a great match. I think we all expect Santana vs Ali to be the best match, but Tessa and Lei could put on one hell of a banger too.
Honestly the only real thing I hope happens is the Spitfire loses the damn titles. They’re boring, and I love Dani Luna, but Jody is worthless and in a tag division with only 2 teams, you can’t have the second team lose all the time. Plus Iceman has been the best thing keeping this marginally entertaining. So let’s get one title change at least.
With KC Navarro getting the pinfall win on the Countdown it’s already starting off well for my liking. Let’s see if it keeps going.
EXCLUSIVE: Tessa Blanchard has a message for @TheLeiYingLee ahead of their match at #TNASacrifice TONIGHT LIVE on TNA+!
Check out the new pricing plans and subscribe to TNA+ NOW: https://t.co/EkIqqcuYSK pic.twitter.com/NKpM3gRJKA
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) March 14, 2025
Ratings:
- Street Fight: Sami Callihan vs Mance Warner w/SDL: Mance wins via Knee Strike – **
- Tessa Blanchard vs Lei Ying Lee: Tessa wins via Magnum – *** 3/4
- Lucha Rules Trios: Rascalz & Ace Austin vs Wes Lee, Tyriek & Tyson: Wentz wins via Spiral Tap – *** 1/4
- Steve Maclin vs Frankie Kazarian: Maclin wins via K.I.A. – ** 3/4
- 3 on 2 Handicap Match: TNA Knockouts Tag Titles: Spitfire (c) vs Elegance Clique & Personal Concierge: Ash wins via Avalanche Curb Stomp by Elegance – ** 1/4 – TITLE CHANGE!!!
- Mike Santana vs Mustafa Ali w/Cabinet: Ali wins via Dirty Victory Roll – **** 1/4
- TNA Knockouts World Championship: Masha Slamovich (c) vs Cora Jade: Masha retains via Requiem – ***
- X Division Championship Ladder Match: Jeff Hardy vs Moose (c): Moose retains via Lights Out through Table – *** 1/2
- Steel Cage Match 5v5: Matt Hardy, Joe Hendry, Elijah, Nic Nemeth & Leon Slater vs The System: Matt Hardy wins via Twist of Fate – ***
Results:
Street Fight: Sami Callihan vs Mance Warner w/SDL
So this was a clever bleed. Callihan and Mance started to brawl during the YouTube Countdown and started their match out of impromptu, “well they’re here” logic. We only got a few minutes of trash can and chair spots on the outside before it walked over to the main show where the brutality picked up. Sami drives Mance’s head into the corner stuck trash can, cookie sheets get traded from both guys, they fight over the staple gun spot and Sami takes one in the face with a smile but grabs the staple gun himself and staples Mance in the balls, then staples his tongue to the top buckle. Mance manages to turn things around, SDL hands Mance a screwdriver, but Sami blocks the Screwdriver spot with a Stunner for a near fall. As they move to the ropes, SDL does her best Mr. Fuji impression and hits Sami in the eyes with the powder! Mance hits a running knee strike and finishes the match.
My feed had a small heart attack so the abbreviated recap is because technology is just not being friendly today.
Tessa Blanchard vs Lei Ying Lee
Tessa starts off with aggression driving Lei into the corner, stomping her and Whipping her to the other corner. Calls back to the hesitation Slap from last night but this time Lei just gets pissed off. She hits successive slaps herself, drives Tessa into the far corner, Running High Knee into the 10 Count Down Strike and Northern Lights Suplex. Lei looks to continue, Tessa begs off to stall Lei and she throws Lei out of the ring. Tessa happy with her work doesn’t move so Lei pops up and drags Tessa out. The run around starts, Lei is chasing and gets caught, Tessa throats her on the middle rope and then bounces her face off the post before soaking in the hatred.
A few near falls keep Tessa very much in control, a big right hand knocks Lei on her ass again. Tessa starts kicking her mockingly and then drags Lei’s face across the top rope before eventually tossing her to the outside. Tessa goes to the corner to flip off the crowd and agitate all of El Paso so Lei starts to recover and Tessa goes after her to bring her back in for more punishment. Lei grabs the rope to block Tessa, Tessa right hand, Whip, Lei with the Sunset attempt but a version of Garvin Stomps into a Low Dropkick gives another near fall to Tessa. Lei is getting worked over hard as Tessa holds her down with the Headlock. The crowd starts chant “Let’s Go Lee”, so that’s nice to hear them react well and try to rally Lei instead of just hate Tessa.
Jumping Knee from Lei, a flurry of Thrust Kicks and Round Kicks, Lei hits a Fisherman’s Suplex, Tessa leans against the ropes so Lei hits a dropkick. Lei puts Tessa in the Torture Rack, TKO! But it’s only for two! Lei wants to pull a Shinsuke Nakamura and hit the Vertical Suplex inside out, but Tessa blocks, drops Lei and Slingshot Tornillo into the near fall. Tessa gets frustrated and gets a little careless so Lei hooks the leg for a Calf Killer variation, but Tessa gets to the ropes. A little jockeying for position in the corner, AVALANCHE CORKSCREW BRAINBUSTER from Lei Ying Lee! 1-2….2.9. Tessa slips the Death Valley Driver position with the rake to the face, hits a Cutter and Tessa looks for Magnum, Lei eats it and Tessa wins!
Lucha Rules Trios: Rascalz & Ace Austin vs Wes Lee, Tyriek & Tyson
Heel just rotate tagging out instead of locking up just to stall and be dicks, even though it’s Lucha rules. Eventually Ace and Wes lock up and go outside so Tyson and Trey jump in, so they do remember it’s Lucha Rules. Tyson and Trey spill out, Tyriek and Wentz go back and forth with Wentz hitting a Corkscrew Crossbody. All three of the NXT Heels are on the outside, so TNA team Dives. Rascalz get caught by Tyriek and Tyson and slammed into the apron. Wes gets hit by Ace, and Ace tries to fight off the two bigger men but the numbers catch up and Wes sneak attacks and drives his face into the steps. Little bit of tandem offense from the NXT crew, isolating Ace and not really giving him a chance to beath. Wes hits a quick strike combo, Dropkick to the seated Ace, looks for the running Shooting Star, but misses.
Ace powders to try and get the Rascalz to jump in but Wes Superkicks both of them and tells Wes to get the hell back in. That’s a clever way to show getting around the Lucha Rules. Tyriek and Tyson start to smother Ace, they seat him on the ropes but a timely Double Dropkick gives him space, Wes tries to hold him back, but Ace tags out and both Rascalz come in, ABC combination, Mayu Iwatani Assisted Missile, FEED EM TO THE LIONS! But Wes actually kicks out! Rascalz look for Hot Fire Flame but Wentz gets pull out of the ring so Trey moonsaults onto his face.
Heels hit an Execution Double Stomp, Double Chokeslam, and…Trey actually kicks out! Trey manages a Meteora on Tyriek, but Tyson hits the Pop Up Powerslam, Wentz with the Back Handspring Knee, Wes hits the Running Meteora, Ace and Wes fight to the outside. Ace dodges, Wes joins Ace on the acrobatics, Trey slides from the ring to the outside for the Tornado DDT to the floor after Wes and Ace kick the taste out of Tyson and Tyriek’s mouths.
They surround Wes in the ring, Wes mouths off, Lightning Spiral + Fold combination, Trey and Ace take out Tyson and Tyriek, SPIRAL TAP from Wentz! Rascalz & Ace win!
Steve Maclin vs Frankie Kazarian
EY comes out to commentary so that’s a wrinkle for this overall story.
Collar and Elbow tie up into Back Elbow from Maclin and Kaz powders. Maclin gives Kaz space, Kaz takes a shortcut to come back in, strings a few moves together into a Guillotine Leg Drop. Kaz looks to continue but Maclin shrugs him off, clocks Kaz, Olympic Slam into Tree of Woe and Caught in the Crosshairs for only two! Kaz powders to dodge the K.I.A. and when Maclin looks to follow, Stun Gun from Kaz into a Slingshot DDT for a near fall. Kaz looks for a Chicken Wing, Maclin blocks, looks for a K.I.A. again, but Kaz counters by wrestling Maclin down, Kaz locks in a Double Wrist Grapevine Submission but Maclin manages to get a foot free and kick Kaz in the face to break the submission. Kaz powders and eats a SCUD. Maclin heads to the top, Kaz cuts him off, looks for Fade to Black, but Maclin slips it. Busaiku Knee attempt misses, Kaz wants another Chicken Wing but Maclin spins out and lands a short range Busaiku for the near fall.
Positioning in the corner, Kaz counters the Back Body Drop, Kaz tries the Chicken Wing again but Maclin uses the corner to flip himself back over to turn it into a pinfall to counter. More positioning and Kaz locks in the Chicken Wing. Maclin crawls to the ropes, Kaz still doesn’t break, so Maclin and Kaz spill out, Kaz doesn’t let go, the refs break it up. Referees are paying attention to Maclin, so Kaz goes to the commentary table to slip on Brass Knuckles, but EY sees him stops him from using them, and because Maclin and the ref are distracted EY hits Kaz with the knuckles and rolls him in. Maclin hits the K.I.A for the win!
EXCLUSIVE: @SteveMaclin wasn't happy with @TheEricYoung's actions during his match with @FrankieKazarian. #TNASacrifice pic.twitter.com/4RKZ5zWO2z
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) March 15, 2025
3 on 2 Handicap Match: TNA Knockouts Tag Titles: Spitfire (c) vs Elegance Clique & Personal Concierge
Ash and Heather come out in Mariachi outfits, the Concierge is in short trunks and a bow tie. It’s so dumb it makes these awful belts tolerable. It’s like Dragon Gate’s Owari Gate belt. Just a joke and should be treats as such.
Ash and Dani start, and we get comedy early since Ash takes a small advantage, all three get in some quick tags and offense, Concierge hits the Axe Handle from…the Bottom Rope. He then goes for a Wristlock, Dani just glares at him and Concierge gets scared and tags in Heather. Heather than proceeds to take all of the bumps. She gets Suplexed, double teamed twice and is the bump girl which is perfect for Ash’s persona. They distract Dani when she perches so Heather kicks her off the buckles, Ash laughs, Concierge starts doing a little Disco Inferno/Dancing Baby dance, and the crowd hates it. More quick tags, Concierge goes in now, gets a few shots in and more dances, Dani powers out of the corner and the Elegance girls distract the ref so Concierge can tag out.
Lots of goofy quick tags, but Heather and Ash hit a Rocket Launcher/Lung Blower tandem move for two. So there’s a few decent moves and moments sprinkled within the cringe. Dani finally Suplexes Heather into tomorrow, simultaneous tags and Jody starts taking out both Elegance women. Concierge jumps on Jody’s back to stop the onslaught but he gets shrugged off. Jody throws both women out of the ring, hits a Dive, and looks tot ry and finish the match with Ash. Airplane Spin Blue Thunder Bomb but Concierge breaks it up, starts dancing again and Jody looms over him. Spitfire hits the Pressure Drop on Concierge, Heather drags out Dani, Ash Chop Block on Jody, Avalanche Curb Stomp by Elegance! THEY WIN! THEY DID IT!
Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson’s music hits and we finally have a new team to challenge for the belts. But the match was funny, and this was also necessary where there’s only been two Knockouts Tag Teams in the company for the last 4 or 5 months.
Mike Santana vs Mustafa Ali w/Cabinet
Santana comes out in the full Eddie Guerrero swag. Lowrider, I’m Your Papi t-shirt, huge pop in El Paso.
Ali avoids the lock up for the first few minutes but Santana catches him by the hair, tries to throw him in the corner, but Ali continues to be slippery. Chain wrestling start that finally stops when Ali tries the Leap Frog, but Santana catches him with the Death Valley Driver. Three Amigos next, but after two Ali goes for a Small Package counter to stop the Amigos. Ali wants the Satellite DDT next, but Santana holds on, and executes the Three Amigos this time. Tope con Hilo into the Guerrero kneeling pose. Santana throws Ali through the corner post area, Ali tries to slow things down but eats a Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Santana then gets bounced off the apron and Ali hits a 450 Polish Hammer on Santana’s arm when he’s bracing himself on the apron to get up.
Great Hands throw Santana back into the ring, Ali gets the near fall. Ali throws Santana into the corner, Santana tries to counter but Ali slips through the ropes, Gamengiri into the Outside In Rolling Neckbreaker for another near fall. Santana tries to fight back up, Ali bounces off the ropes and Satellite Takedown into a Crossface! Santana barely gets to the ropes, but it’s not over yet. Santana looks for a second to catch his breath on the apron but Ali hits a Sliding Dropkick to send Santana flying. Ali then goes for another Suicida, but Santana catches him with a Cutter on the floor!
10 Count begins, both get up and slide in at 9.5. Fighting Spirit spot of trading strikes on the way back up to their feet. Santana gets the advantage, throws Ali into the corners, a few Hip Attacks, Ali looks for a few counters but counters everywhere. Spin the Block is blocked, Santana hits the Gamengiri, Rolling Buck Fifty is countered with a German Suplex but Santana no sells, and eats another High Angle German. Ali wants the 450, but misses and runs through, Satellite DDT for only two! Ali scolds the crowd and looks for the 450 again and hits nothing but mat. Santana tries to charge, eats a Superkick, another charge Gamengiri. Ali looks for the Rolling Neckbreaker as Santana thinks Rolling Buck Fifty to catch him and counter! Santana hits the Frog Splash, 1-2-KICK!
Great Hands actually get involved but Santana takes them out, Ali tries to take advantage but he catches Ali into a Powerbomb. Tasha mouths off, Great Hands distract the ref, Slap from Tasha and Victory Roll with the ropes from Ali, referee doesn’t see the rope hold, so Ali wins!
TNA Knockouts World Championship: Masha Slamovich (c) vs Cora Jade
Cora kicks Masha in the back during the introductions but Masha just gets pissed off, Lariats Cora a few times, Hair Snapmares into the PK between the Shoulder Blades, and Cora is getting rocked. Cora powders, Masha looks for a dive, but Cora just walks away to dodge and Masha puts the brakes on. Cora runs away, slides back in, does the old “grab the ring drapes to distract the ref” so she can poke the eyes of Masha and take a few short strikes and short cuts into a Springboard Stomp for a near fall.
A few more stomps and a Crossbody against the ropes keeps everything going well for Cora Jade. Cora with a Snap Suplex, a few more strikes as Masha tries to fight back up to her feet, but Cora is keeping pretty good control until things go bad for Cora in the corner. Sunset from Masha, into the pull into Snake Eyes, and then a Slam from Masha. Masha goes for a Short Rolling Suplex back into the corner, a few more head kicks and then a Capo Kick for…only two. A little silly to have so many strikes go at her head when she’s coming of a concussion…but she seems alright so far. Cora snaps off a Destroyer on the apron and Masha doesn’t look like she’ll beat the 10 count so Cora is forced to go collect her. Jaded gets hit! Too close to the ropes though and Masha gets her foot on the ropes.
Cora grabs her, but Masha Jacknife cover for two. Cora keeps mouthing off, so we get the strike spot cause of course we do. Cora hits the ropes for a big strike but eats a Sambo Kick into Requiem and it’s over.
X Division Championship Ladder Match: Jeff Hardy vs Moose (c)
Bell rings, both men jaw in the middle and then scramble to opposite sides for a ladder, Moose has issues getting the ladder in but Jeff doesn’t. So that’s a good story immediately since Jeff is well known for ladder matches. Moose being a little out of his depth early is a good way to frame the early going. Jeff hits a few quick kicks and shots, Moose wants to use his power but Jeff says no, and snaps off a Suplex of his own. Jeff wants a Twist of Hate, but Moose shoves him into the steps to save himself from eating more offense. Moose finds a chair, sets it up an Body Drop on the Apron first, then Moose leans a Ladder against the apron, uses the chair as a brace and looks for a Jacknife Powerbomb, but Jeff shoots the double, Low Dropkick to the abdomen, and Jeff looks for…a specially painted Hardy ladder!
Jeff hits Moose a few times with the painted ladder, then sets it up, climbs and Moose grabs a chair to stop Hardy. Moose is very determined to find his own ladder and set up some Erector Set shenanigans. I had a Steel Tec as a kid, and I guess Moose did too. One more chairshot for good measure, and the Jacknife through the creation finally happens! Instead of breaking the ladder, the rung of the painted ladder it was positioned on is what breaks!
Moose babyfaces himself to the crowd and grabs a table. The crowd starts chanting for Moose because everyone loves tables apparently. Propped up in the corner, Nero gonna die, or no! He counters the Jacknife with the Back Body Drop and throws himself at Moose on the outside to stop the weapon art. Jeff crawls back in, crawls up the side that Moose braced with the other ladder, Moose follows and a Cutter off the ladder because Moose looked like he knew it wasn’t stable enough for the entire planned spot. A slow stumble to the ropes for Jeff to set something up, but Moose crotches him and chucks a Ladder out and it hits the cameraman! Moose throws the other ladder and it nearly hits Alisha! Superplex from the top for Moose, Twist of Fate from Hardy and Moose No Sells to hits Lights Out! Everybody Down like it’s Smackdown vs Raw.
Back and forth in the ring, Jeff is laying against the ropes, Moose charges and Jeff deposits Moose over the top onto the first ladder creation spot! Jeff now finds a table as the peasants rejoice! Hardy does the Forearm shots and Sabu’s a chair at Moose while putting him on the table. Jeff tries to rip off his shirt but it’s made of the same stuff that Lex Luger shirt was made of, so he just Swantons and connects! Jeff Sabu’s another chair, finds a new ladder and looks to set things up. The ladder is up, Jeff is climbing but Lish comes into the ring with Kendra! She starts lighting up Jeff, but Jeff hits a Twist of Hate on Lish! Moose makes it back in and Spears Jeff through Chekov’s table!
Ladder is set up in the middle, Moose climbs and…MOOSE WINS!
KC and AJ comes out for a new segment and it’s a little reminiscent of Virgil and Ted DiBiase doing the 100 dollar challenge. They’re killing time for the setting up of the ring, and running down children in the crowd and what not. Octagon and Laredo try to come out for a babyface Spanish flop but that flops slightly. When Octagon and Laredo aren’t over in El Paso, there’s a problem.
Steel Cage Match 5v5: Matt Hardy, Joe Hendry, Elijah, Nic Nemeth & Leon Slater vs The System
So it’s WarGames style rules of the match not starting until everyone is in, and Elijah comes in on a horse and sings a song for about 8 minutes before starting with Eddie. If it weren’t for the bad microphone, it was pretty good. Elias gets most of his stuff in on Eddie, Rope Walk, a few clubbing blows, and Eddie starts turning it around with Chops and Eye Pokes. Elijah levels Eddie until Myers comes in second. Typical numbers advantage stuff, System Overload gets hit right as the Countdown is happening and Nic Nemeth hits the cage in a 2 on 1 situation since Elijah ate a System Overload. Nic takes it to them both, hits a Rude Awakening/DDT combination move. Elijah recovers enough to start helping out and then Orlando Colon is next in! Orlando hits the ring and immediately starts Suplexing Nic, and then Backstabber off the Back Body Drop slip, so The System is well in control right now.
Leon Slater hits the cage next and there’s some moves on the top rope with Eddie and a Frakensteiner gets a decent pop out of the crowd. Eddie Colon is next, and he cuts off Leon immediately by Sweeping the Leg, tosses Leon into the Cage, then moves on to Elijah and lights him up with a Missile Dropkick. Matt Hardy is next to last, because of course you save Hendry for the final pop. Matt connects with a Side Effect once he slides in and the face squad all hit Delete Face Smashes into the four corners. Leon and Matt pull of a Plot Twist on Orlando Colon and Dango is the last System member and he brings a chair. Dango with the Jacknife Powerbomb into the cage on Leon. Myers starts laying people out with the chair and then we believe in Joe Hendry!
Myers blocks the door from Hendry while perches on the ropes, so Hendry pops him back and then a few heavy Lariats take control, Sack of Shit for Eddie Colon, Dango Crossbody is caught, Sack of Shit for him, Hendry perches Eddie, and Avalanche Sack of Shit with Kip Up on Eddie. Hendry hits the turn, and Myers Low Blows him as The System swarm like Hyenas. Superkick Party and Shatter Machine from The System for a near fall on Hendry. Nic breaks it up, but gets bounced off the cage and eats a Blue Thunder Bomb for his effort. MOKUBA RUNS OUT to support! Leon tries to fight back but gets crotched on the top rope, Tower of Doom spot looming? Oh they’re putting him on the top of the cage. Super Doom? Leon fights it off, Dango and Eddie crotch themselves while falling, Leon hits the Swanton 450 off the top of the cage into a mass of humanity.
Signature and Finisher spams, Danger Zone, Standing Ovation, Hendry sets up a chair for Elijah to hit a Flying Knee, crotches Dango on the back of the chair, Twist of Fate, Chair Necklace Twist of Fate! Babyfaces win…fairly clean and anti-climactically.
As they’re celebrating, everyone leaves the cage except Nic and Matt Hardy. Ryan gets in the cage, locks the door and Nic hits Danger Zone on Matt! The Kaiba Boys are on the same page!
Overall Score: 6.75/10
So let’s lead with the good stuff. Elegance Consortium winning the titles is perfect, the Knockouts Tags are a joke, so giving it to a group that is at least entertaining makes it less painful. Ali and Santana was a great match, that will hopefully just build and get better since it ended with cheating. Tessa and Lei were great, as many times as I’ve questioned Lei’s moveset with most of the Knockouts, her and Tessa have a great chemistry. I want to see more of it. They both looked great and Tessa winning is the logical move given everything that comes with her, but I don’t want to see Lei slip down the rankings too much. She is money. Get the belt off of Charisma Vacuum Masha and get some women who can wrestle a stiffer style. The main event, while the match itself was flat as a pancake on the highway, the finish at least paid off the Mokuba gimmick. I’ve said it a few times, Nic was either gonna kick Ryan’s head off or turn heel with him, and we got the heel portion, which is kinda nice since we don’t have many well positioned heels in TNA. Too damn many babyfaces with no credible long term threats.
As for the bad, nothing was really bad. If my stream didn’t have a heart attack the Callihan match could’ve been better than I rated it, but I just have generally been down on Sami’s work since he’s come back. He feels directionless and whatever Mance is currently doing is not as entertaining as his MLW or GCW persona. So hopefully something gets moving with those two, because they’re both too good to be hamstrung by doofus angle direction.
Now let’s get Dani in the singles division, let’s see Nemeths vs Hardys after the Hardys take the NXT Tag titles off of Fraxiom. I think that could be fun if Hardy become Double Champs for a day or two but drop the TNA to the Nemeths because they just don’t have the tanks for two high caliber tag teams or something. Also it should be interesting where the Maclin and EY stuff actually pays off.
Oh and I totally forgot KC’s Blessing in Disguise was a Destino. Let him win more often. That’s a great move, he does it well and that kid is smooth as butter. Push KC Navarro and not Leon Slater because he has no charisma or aura. Too damn many people in TNA have zero aura. Why do you think Hendry is over as hell? Some people think he’s corny or don’t think he’s a good wrestler, but bro can talk his ass off. People want to be entertained more than they want to see a Corkscrew 960 through a glass table, off the backboard, nothing but net.
Decent show, just a little lacking. But the Ali vs Santana & Lei vs Tessa matches are worth a watch.
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Andrew’s TNA iMPACT! Results & Match Ratings: 3.13.2025
Anything add heat on the Go Home for Sacrifice tomorrow? Let’s see!

Sacrifice Go Home show! There’s a couple matches that will act a previews for tomorrow’s event, an advantage match for the Cage and an undercard Knockouts match to maybe help us figure out exactly where things are going with Rosemary and Xia Brookside.
There’s a lot of chances to leave an impression and make tomorrow feel like more than just a B Level Event. But I guess we have to see what they put together.
Let’s get to it.
.@Santana_Proud and @MustafaAli_X meet for a Summit just 24 hours before their clash at #TNASacrifice.
WATCH #TNAiMPACT on TNA+: https://t.co/VGXgtYXufe pic.twitter.com/P1iDUyHUyL
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) March 14, 2025
Ratings:
- Eddie Edwards w/Alisha vs Leon Slater: Eddie wins via Boston Knee Party – ** 3/4
- Wes Lee w/Tyriek & Tyson vs Laredo Kid: Wes wins via Cardiac Kick – ** 1/4
- Rosemary vs Xia Brookside: Xia wins via DQ – * 1/2
- JDC vs Deaner: JDC wins via Falcon Arrow – *
- Tessa Blanchard & Cora Jade vs Masha Slamovich & Lei Ying Li: Tessa wins via Buzzsaw DDT – *** 1/4
- TNA World Heavyweight Championship: Joe Hendry (c) vs Ryan Nemeth: Hendry retains via Standing Ovation immediately – N/A
- TNA World Heavyweight Championship: Joe Hendry (c) vs Hammerstone: Hendry retains via Standing Ovation – ***
Results:
Eddie Edwards w/Alisha vs Leon Slater
Eddie tries to attack while Leon is playing to the crowd on the ropes, so he Backflips over Eddie to dodge and starts catch Eddie with a few strikes and 10 Count Punches before Eddie takes his head off with a Back Elbow. A little back and forth, Leon Headscissors Eddie to the outside, Eddie catches the Dive, tries to throw Leon into the steps but Leon leaps the steps and then vaults himself into Eddie. Eddie rolls back in, Leon looks to keep on him but Lish starts mouthing off and distracts Leon so he gets Stun Gunned. Eddie drags him to the outside and rams him into the steps shoulder first.
Eddie focuses on the arm with the banged up shoulder, whips him into the corner, drags him out with Arm Wringers, and little submissions and annoying moves trying to rip the arm off. Eddie has a ton of control until he gets too comfortable and Leon makes some space with the Feint Mule Kick. Rope run spot, Shotgun Kick from Leon catches Eddie, Leon hits a Springboard Crossbody for two because he’s still favoring the arm and couldn’t hook the leg. As Leon tries to pull Eddie up, Eddie pulls down on the bad arm, the work to the corner, Enzuigiri from Eddie, Backpack Stunner attempt but Leon slips it a few more counters from Leon, he slips a Blue Thunder to attempt a Lethal Injection but gets caught into a Blue Thunder Bomb anyway! Only a two, but as Eddie tries to find an angle, Leon strikes quick with a Leg Lariat, heads to the top but Eddie crotches him. Leon does fight off the top , Swanton 450 attempt misses, rolls through, goes for a Spear, Eddie dodges so Leon hits the post and falls backwards. Boston Knee Party gives The System the advantage in the cage match tomorrow.
Wes Lee w/Tyriek & Tyson vs Laredo Kid
Wes shouldn’t even need to cheat to beat Laredo, everyone beats Lucha Job.
Wes starts with a Top Wristlock, Laredo and Wes go into a World of Sport style exchange of counter rolls, Headlocks, Wrist control breaks and what not. Wes powders, Laredo goes for a Baseball Slide but Wes moves, now a bit of a Lucha style back and forth with rope runs, leap frogs and Headscissors from Laredo sends Wes out, so Laredo follows up with an Asai Moonsault, and this is the best Laredo has looked in forever. Wes gets rocked by a right hand, Laredo perches and hits the Crossbody for two.
Spinning counter attempts from both before Wes gets the best of it and tosses Laredo into the bottom buckle and then starts stringing together a strike combo punctuated with a Dropkick between the Shoulder Blades. Wes throws Laredo across, looks to charge but Laredo catches him with a few kicks, looks to fly but Wes crotches him, and hits a Brainbuster for a near fall. Fighting Spirit strike exchange that Laredo gets the best of and hits a Running Neckbreaker. Superman Forearm as Wes heads to the corner, Michinoku Driver, two Corkscrew Elbows for a two count. Wes catches Laredo and looks for a big move but Laredo hits the Cradle, only two. Laredo charges but a low Dropkick sends Laredo face first into the buckles, Reverse Power Slam into Cardiac Kick and Wes wins.
This was a bad look for Wes. Sure he won clean, but Laredo gave him a fight and Laredo is garbage.
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— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) March 14, 2025
Rosemary vs Xia Brookside
Rosemary starts choking Xia immediately, but Xia pushes off, Headscissors, Dropkick and follows Rosemary to the corner to do her little wiggle into the Monkey Flip. Rosemary doesn’t eat offense long firing up and taking her head off with a Lariat and some ground and pound. A charging Forearm to the corner, Release Northern Lights Suplex for a near fall. Xia tries to fight back up to her feet but Rosemary chokes her with the boot and gets a little nasty keeping Xia grounded.
Xia pysches herself up, slams Rosemary into the corner, tries to continue but gets caught in the Upside Down. Rosemary goes to the top, but Xia crotches Rosemary and Rosemary falls off the top ropes. A few forearms into a Tilt-A-Whirl Headscissors, Broken Wings, looks for another corner move but Rosemary catches her, Xia gets out, hits the Crossbody and a quick Thrust Kick causes Rosemary to powder. Xia is upset she missed a possible pinfall chance, Rosemary introduces a chain, Xia steps on Rosemary’s hand and takes the chain, wraps it around her hand and gets misted!
So even though Xia was considering being less babyface, she instead got green faced and wins by DQ.
One way or another, @TheEricYoung and @SteveMaclin are bound to cross paths.
WATCH #TNAiMPACT on TNA+: https://t.co/VGXgtYY24M pic.twitter.com/MaaVB1tN57
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) March 14, 2025
JDC vs Deaner
I hate this cringe People’s Choice thing. The last like 4 months without him (if we don’t count Xplosion) has been great.
Ugh…stupid start, Deaner gets early offense after JDC tries to tell him to save himself a beating and just go home. Dango slips the 10 count punches and Snake Eyes on Deaner, then just literally throws him across the ring, slaps the taste out of his mouth and starts his own 10 Counts before Deaner hits a Manhattan Drop. Short Lariats into the 10 Count Punches…ugh this is cornball. It’s not funny, it’s not well wrestled…but thankfully Dango slips the Deaner DDT by shoving Deaner towards the ref, Deaner puts on the brakes to not bump the ref, Poke to the Eye and nobody kicks out of the Falcon Arrow.
Tessa Blanchard & Cora Jade vs Masha Slamovich & Lei Ying Li
Tessa and Masha start, Tessa is cocky, Pie Faces Masha, then slaps her, Masha fires tripping Tessa into the rope and Lariating Tessa to the corner, so Cora tags in and then talks about wanting Lei in. Cora tries to slap twice, Double Over Hooks from Lei, a quick toss to the corner, Flying Kick keeps Cora in the corner and 10 Count Punches into a Snap Suplex from Lei for a near fall. Cora tries to send Lei into her corner, Tessa was getting her boot up but Lei stops herself. Cora shoves her into the corner anyway so Tessa grinds Lei’s face across the ropes, Cora with a Forearm to the back of the head one Tessa stops interfering. Cora tags in Tessa, clobbers Lei a few times, Cora and Tessa start trying to call shots, Tessa tags in Cora. Locomotion corner spot, Tessa charges, Lei gets her hands up so Tessa puts the brakes on and waits for Lei to Slap the taste out of her mouth. Another locomotion spot, Cora perches Lei on the middle rope, Codebreaker from Tessa, Cora then tries a Front Facelock to keep Lei down. Lei starts to fire up, dual Lariats, simultaneous tags, Masha starts lighting everyone up. Uses Cora to DDT Tessa after a Lariat but it’s only a two count. Masha looks for Requiem but it gets blocked, Tessa goes for a Cutter but that gets blocked and Tessa gets dropped by a Front Snap Kick.
Masha puts Tessa on the top buckle but Cora cuts Masha off, Signature spam moment. Lei hits an F5 on Cora, Magnum hit on Lei and Masha hits a Shotgun Kick. Lei and Cora fight on the outside as Tessa and Masha trade blows in the ring. Tessa is wobbly to start so Masha lands the better looking hits that just totally cross up Tessa, but Tessa slips it with a eye rake, Lei hits a Spinning Heel Kick to stop Tessa, Cora clocks Masha with the Knockouts title while the ref is dealing with Lei and Tessa, so Tessa slides in with the Buzzsaw DDT for the win.
A surprisingly good match for the 9pm hour. All four women were aggressive, the moves made sense, hit well, and the finish made sense. I’m actually impressed from whoever put that together.
TNA World Heavyweight Championship: Joe Hendry (c) vs Hammerstone
Santino comes out to tell Hendry who his mystery opponent is, Ryan Nemeth comes out and states the Nic gave him his rematch clause and he’s using it right now. Slide in and eats a Standing Ovation immediately. So after that, Santino says that wasn’t who he had set up, asks Hendry to work again, Hendry agrees and announces Hammerstone.
Both keep it close and tight with Collar and Elbow tie ups going nowhere, trading Headlocks, trading Chops, Shoulder Tackle big boy spot, but Hammer is the bigger boy. Hammer knocks Joe down, looks to get a head of steam but Joe hits a Knee Lift to stun Hammer. Joe looks for a Suplex or something but Hammer blocks and shoves Joe into the steel post. Joe bounces Hammer off the apron, Hammer rolls in, powders back out and looks to take control back but we go to commercial. Back from commercial Hammer is still mostly in control. Hendry has a small flurry but a one handed Spinebuster gives Hammer a near fall.
Hendry tries to fire up, Euro Uppers answered by overhand rights, and neither is giving too much ground until Hendry hits 4 Uppers in a row, Lariat, but then Hammer fires and a Lariat of his own, into a Shotgun Dropkick have Hammer looking to finish. Hendry counters Hammer’s lift with one of his own, Stalling Suplex on Hammer gives Hendry a small shot. Lariat from Hendry rocks Hammer, Sack of Shit into the Kip Up, and the turn into the stomp calling for the Standing Ovation. Hammer counters the goozle with one of his own, Joe breaks that, but Hammer turns it into a T-Bone Suplex into a Powerslam. Pump Kick into Release German from Hammer, then the Powerbomb into Boston Crab spot.
Joe presses himself up and gets to the ropes. Nightmare Pendulum, countered with a Small Package, Hammer tries to German Suplex Hendry but Hendry blocks and hits his own German. Attitude Adjustment from Joe, Standing Ovation, and Hendry retains.
Post-Match the System hits the ring and mug Hendry, then the rest of the Babyface team come out for the save. Classic TNA schmoz ending and Moose and Hardy are even fighting on the outside throwing each other into Kaz on commentary.
Overall Score: 6.25/10
Honestly the only thing objectively bad is Deaner’s existence. Maclin and EY vignette was a little corny but worked for the story they’re telling, Concierge is gold, Ali and Santana segment was great, Knockouts tag match was really good, main even goofiness with Ryan is appreciated since Ryan is doing great work with this gimmick. Also I guess this was the only way to get Hammerstone a title shot with all of his lost time and apparent Free Agency now. So at least the match wasn’t bad, it wasn’t even close to the bangers he had in MLW, but it was a serviceable TV main event.
Last thing to mention is Xia seemingly going from Brookside to Darkside. She wanted to use the chain, Rosemary just had another trick up her sleeve. So the fact that Xia is the Angel of the ring, and Rosemary is a Demon…they seem like a perfect pairing if she became more of a “Fallen Angel”. And yes I’m aware that’s Christopher Daniels in the history of TNA, but I’m pretty sure we’ve never seen Xia gig herself on camera, so we can pass that concept along.
Did this excite me more for Sacrifice? Honestly a little. Not sure if Cora will be cleared to wrestle, so how quickly they move to Tessa will be an interesting watch. Santana and Ali have a little more heat and with the concierge being involved in the match, that could give Ash and Heather an angel to actually win the match. It’s been a fairly one sided affair when it’s 2v2 with Concierge as manager, so if this doesn’t give the Elegance Clique the win…then Heather better just turn on them and dissolve the comedy team. Because the Knockouts Tag is already a joke, but the fact it’s really just been 2 teams for 4 months is pathetic. Take the belts behind the shed and shoot ’em.
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