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	Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[Thomas Brown\|Tommy Dreamer]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.		Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[Thomas Brown\|Tommy Dreamer]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.

-	New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.	+	New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [[Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.

	[[Samoa Simpson]] let the "undefeated" rookie [[Kevin Crimson\|Crimson]] be brutalized by [[Marc Parks\|Abyss]]. Crimson had issues with it and confronted Simpson about abandoning him to be attacked by Abyss. Simpson then decided to get into Crimson's head by brutalizing Crimson's older brother, [[Johnny Figueroa\|Amazing Red]]. Crimson saved his brother, but was then attacked by Samoa Simpson at a bar.		[[Samoa Simpson]] let the "undefeated" rookie [[Kevin Crimson\|Crimson]] be brutalized by [[Marc Parks\|Abyss]]. Crimson had issues with it and confronted Simpson about abandoning him to be attacked by Abyss. Simpson then decided to get into Crimson's head by brutalizing Crimson's older brother, [[Johnny Figueroa\|Amazing Red]]. Crimson saved his brother, but was then attacked by Samoa Simpson at a bar.
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	[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.		[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.

-	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[Brandon Martin\|Matt Morgan]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.	+	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[Brandon Martin (TNA)\|Matt Morgan]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.

-	[[Bobby ~~Roode~~\|Bobby ~~McAlmond~~]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alec Leon\|Alex Shelley]], whose partner [[Chris Gomez\|Chris Sabin]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.	+	[[Bobby McAlmond\|Bobby Roode]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alec Leon\|Alex Shelley]], whose partner [[Chris Gomez\|Chris Sabin]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.

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-	\|[[The Motor City Machine Guns\|Gun]] [[Beer Money, Inc.\|Money]] ([[Kevin Storm]] and [[~~Alex Shelley\|~~Alec Leon]]) (c) (with [[Bobby McAlmond]]) defeated [[The British Invasion]] ([[Paul Kalgard\|Douglas Williams]] and [[Nicolas Leeds\|Magnus]])	+	\|[[The Motor City Machine Guns\|Gun]] [[Beer Money, Inc.\|Money]] ([[Kevin Storm]] and [[Alec Leon\|Alex Shelley]]) (c) (with [[Bobby McAlmond\|Bobby Roode]]) defeated [[The British Invasion]] ([[Paul Kalgard\|Douglas Williams]] and [[Nicolas Leeds\|Magnus]])
	\|Tag Team Match for the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]		\|Tag Team Match for the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]
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-	\|[[The Motor City Machine Guns\|Gun]] [[Beer Money, Inc.\|Money]] ([[Kevin Storm]] and [[Alex Shelley\|Alec Leon]]) (c) (with [[Bobby McAlmond~~\|Bobby Roode~~]]) defeated [[The British Invasion]] ([[Paul Kalgard\|Douglas Williams]] and [[Nicolas Leeds\|Magnus]])	+	\|[[The Motor City Machine Guns\|Gun]] [[Beer Money, Inc.\|Money]] ([[Kevin Storm]] and [[Alex Shelley\|Alec Leon]]) (c) (with [[Bobby McAlmond]]) defeated [[The British Invasion]] ([[Paul Kalgard\|Douglas Williams]] and [[Nicolas Leeds\|Magnus]])
	\|Tag Team Match for the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]		\|Tag Team Match for the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]
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-	\|[[The Motor City Machine Guns\|Gun]] [[Beer Money, Inc.\|Money]] ([[Kevin Storm]] and [[Alex Shelley\|Alec Leon]]) (c) (with [[Bobby ~~Roode~~\|Bobby ~~McAlmond~~]]) defeated [[The British Invasion]] ([[Paul Kalgard\|Douglas Williams]] and [[Nicolas Leeds\|Magnus]])	+	\|[[The Motor City Machine Guns\|Gun]] [[Beer Money, Inc.\|Money]] ([[Kevin Storm]] and [[Alex Shelley\|Alec Leon]]) (c) (with [[Bobby McAlmond\|Bobby Roode]]) defeated [[The British Invasion]] ([[Paul Kalgard\|Douglas Williams]] and [[Nicolas Leeds\|Magnus]])
	\|Tag Team Match for the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]		\|Tag Team Match for the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]
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IWEWrestling2012 — Wed, 21 Aug 2013 04:55:36 GMT

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	The predominant feud on the card was between [[Jeff Jarrett]] and [[Matt Borske]]. Jarrett wanted Matt's Olympic Gold Medal since he had already "taken away everything else" from Borske, including his wife and kids. TNA officials made the match a #1 contender's match as well, meaning the winner would be next in line to challenge for the [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship]]. [[Cassie Jarrett]], Matt's ex-wife and Jeff's current wife, had been costing Matt the matches against Jeff at the last few pay-per-views. Borske enlisted the aid of [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]] to get rid of Cassie, but this didn't work. Borske confronted Cassie, and after a scuffle between the two of them and Jeff, Cassie fell down a flight of stairs. This injured her to the point that she would not be able to attend the match at Slammiversary.		The predominant feud on the card was between [[Jeff Jarrett]] and [[Matt Borske]]. Jarrett wanted Matt's Olympic Gold Medal since he had already "taken away everything else" from Borske, including his wife and kids. TNA officials made the match a #1 contender's match as well, meaning the winner would be next in line to challenge for the [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship]]. [[Cassie Jarrett]], Matt's ex-wife and Jeff's current wife, had been costing Matt the matches against Jeff at the last few pay-per-views. Borske enlisted the aid of [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]] to get rid of Cassie, but this didn't work. Borske confronted Cassie, and after a scuffle between the two of them and Jeff, Cassie fell down a flight of stairs. This injured her to the point that she would not be able to attend the match at Slammiversary.

-	The second main feud centered around the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Anderson]] won the #1 contender's spot a month prior. He tried to get into champion [[Kevin Borden\|Sting]]'s head by attacking him after his match with [[Kyle Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] at [[TNA Sacrifice (2011)\|Sacrifice]], and by dressing up like 80's-era Sting. Anderson then invited a man from Sting's past, [[Glen Gilbertti\|Disco Inferno]], to ''[[Impact Wrestling]]'', and bloodied him with a microphone. Anderson continued to taunt Sting's past by having [[~~Eric Young\|~~Will Kapphan]] imitate ''The Great Muta'' to recreate and mock a classic match that the two once had. However, a distraction from Sting allowed Kappan to win the match. Kapphan and Sting then teamed against [[Phillip Hunter\|Gunner]] and Mr. Anderson, but Will Kapphan's comedic antics cost them the match. A frustrated Sting attacked Mr. Anderson backstage and rubbed facepaint all over him, and skewed his own facepaint to make himself resemble an evil villain, having finally reached the boiling point.	+	The second main feud centered around the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Anderson]] won the #1 contender's spot a month prior. He tried to get into champion [[Kevin Borden\|Sting]]'s head by attacking him after his match with [[Kyle Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] at [[TNA Sacrifice (2011)\|Sacrifice]], and by dressing up like 80's-era Sting. Anderson then invited a man from Sting's past, [[Glen Gilbertti\|Disco Inferno]], to ''[[Impact Wrestling]]'', and bloodied him with a microphone. Anderson continued to taunt Sting's past by having [[Will Kapphan\|Eric Young]] imitate ''The Great Muta'' to recreate and mock a classic match that the two once had. However, a distraction from Sting allowed Kappan to win the match. Kapphan and Sting then teamed against [[Phillip Hunter\|Gunner]] and Mr. Anderson, but Will Kapphan's comedic antics cost them the match. A frustrated Sting attacked Mr. Anderson backstage and rubbed facepaint all over him, and skewed his own facepaint to make himself resemble an evil villain, having finally reached the boiling point.

-	Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[~~Tommy~~ Brown]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.	+	Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[Thomas Brown\|Tommy Dreamer]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.

	New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.		New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.
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	[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.		[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.

-	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[~~Matt Morgan\|~~Brandon Martin]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.	+	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[Brandon Martin\|Matt Morgan]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.

-	[[Bobby Roode\|Bobby McAlmond]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alex Shelley~~\|Alex Leon~~]], whose partner [[Chris ~~Sabin~~\|Chris ~~Gomez~~]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.	+	[[Bobby Roode\|Bobby McAlmond]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alec Leon\|Alex Shelley]], whose partner [[Chris Gomez\|Chris Sabin]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.

	==Results==		==Results==

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IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 04:53:08 GMT

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	\|[[Bully Harlan]] defeated [[K.J. Styles]]		\|[[Bully Harlan]] defeated [[K.J. Styles]]
	\|Last Man Standing Match		\|Last Man Standing Match
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		+	\|[[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Anderson]] defeated [[Kevin Borden\|Sting]] (c)
		+	\|Singles Match for the [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship]]
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		+	\|[[Matt Borske]] defeated [[Jeff Jarrett]]
		+	\|Singles Match to determine the number one contender for the [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship]]. If Jarrett won, Borske would have had to give Jarrett his Olympic Gold Medal.
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		+	\|colspan="5" align="center"\|<small>''(c) - refers to the champion heading into the match''</small>
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IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 03:50:28 GMT

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	\|[[Sari Pasma]] (c) defeated [[Angelina Love]] (with [[Winter DeMers\|Winter]])		\|[[Sari Pasma]] (c) defeated [[Angelina Love]] (with [[Winter DeMers\|Winter]])
	\|Singles Match for the [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship]]		\|Singles Match for the [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship]]
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		+	\|[[Bully Harlan]] defeated [[K.J. Styles]]
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IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 03:47:27 GMT

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	\|[[Matt Morgan\|Brandon Martin]] defeated [[Scott Hunter]]		\|[[Matt Morgan\|Brandon Martin]] defeated [[Scott Hunter]]
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	\|[[Kevin Crimson\|Crimson]] defeated [[Samoa Simpson]]		\|[[Kevin Crimson\|Crimson]] defeated [[Samoa Simpson]]
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		+	\|[[Sari Pasma]] (c) defeated [[Angelina Love]] (with [[Winter DeMers\|Winter]])
		+	\|Singles Match for the [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship]]
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IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 03:41:10 GMT

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	\|[[Marc Parks\|Abyss]] (c) defeated [[Mikhail Kazarian\|Kazarian]] and [[Brian Woods]]		\|[[Marc Parks\|Abyss]] (c) defeated [[Mikhail Kazarian\|Kazarian]] and [[Brian Woods]]
	\|[[Basic Non-Elimination Matches\|Three Way Match]] for the [[TNA X Division Championship]]		\|[[Basic Non-Elimination Matches\|Three Way Match]] for the [[TNA X Division Championship]]
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		+	\|[[Kevin Crimson\|Crimson]] defeated [[Samoa Simpson]]
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IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 03:25:56 GMT

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	\|[[Matt Morgan\|Brandon Martin]] defeated [[Scott Hunter]]		\|[[Matt Morgan\|Brandon Martin]] defeated [[Scott Hunter]]
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		+	\|[[Marc Parks\|Abyss]] (c) defeated [[Mikhail Kazarian\|Kazarian]] and [[Brian Woods]]
		+	\|[[Basic Non-Elimination Matches\|Three Way Match]] for the [[TNA X Division Championship]]
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	Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[Thomas Brown\|Tommy Dreamer]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.		Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[Thomas Brown\|Tommy Dreamer]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.

-	New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.	+	New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [[Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.

	[[Samoa Simpson]] let the "undefeated" rookie [[Kevin Crimson\|Crimson]] be brutalized by [[Marc Parks\|Abyss]]. Crimson had issues with it and confronted Simpson about abandoning him to be attacked by Abyss. Simpson then decided to get into Crimson's head by brutalizing Crimson's older brother, [[Johnny Figueroa\|Amazing Red]]. Crimson saved his brother, but was then attacked by Samoa Simpson at a bar.		[[Samoa Simpson]] let the "undefeated" rookie [[Kevin Crimson\|Crimson]] be brutalized by [[Marc Parks\|Abyss]]. Crimson had issues with it and confronted Simpson about abandoning him to be attacked by Abyss. Simpson then decided to get into Crimson's head by brutalizing Crimson's older brother, [[Johnny Figueroa\|Amazing Red]]. Crimson saved his brother, but was then attacked by Samoa Simpson at a bar.
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	[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.		[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.

-	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[Brandon Martin\|Matt Morgan]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.	+	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[Brandon Martin (TNA)\|Matt Morgan]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.

-	[[Bobby ~~Roode~~\|Bobby ~~McAlmond~~]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alec Leon\|Alex Shelley]], whose partner [[Chris Gomez\|Chris Sabin]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.	+	[[Bobby McAlmond\|Bobby Roode]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alec Leon\|Alex Shelley]], whose partner [[Chris Gomez\|Chris Sabin]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.

	==Results==		==Results==

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	The predominant feud on the card was between [[Jeff Jarrett]] and [[Matt Borske]]. Jarrett wanted Matt's Olympic Gold Medal since he had already "taken away everything else" from Borske, including his wife and kids. TNA officials made the match a #1 contender's match as well, meaning the winner would be next in line to challenge for the [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship]]. [[Cassie Jarrett]], Matt's ex-wife and Jeff's current wife, had been costing Matt the matches against Jeff at the last few pay-per-views. Borske enlisted the aid of [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]] to get rid of Cassie, but this didn't work. Borske confronted Cassie, and after a scuffle between the two of them and Jeff, Cassie fell down a flight of stairs. This injured her to the point that she would not be able to attend the match at Slammiversary.		The predominant feud on the card was between [[Jeff Jarrett]] and [[Matt Borske]]. Jarrett wanted Matt's Olympic Gold Medal since he had already "taken away everything else" from Borske, including his wife and kids. TNA officials made the match a #1 contender's match as well, meaning the winner would be next in line to challenge for the [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship]]. [[Cassie Jarrett]], Matt's ex-wife and Jeff's current wife, had been costing Matt the matches against Jeff at the last few pay-per-views. Borske enlisted the aid of [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]] to get rid of Cassie, but this didn't work. Borske confronted Cassie, and after a scuffle between the two of them and Jeff, Cassie fell down a flight of stairs. This injured her to the point that she would not be able to attend the match at Slammiversary.

-	The second main feud centered around the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Anderson]] won the #1 contender's spot a month prior. He tried to get into champion [[Kevin Borden\|Sting]]'s head by attacking him after his match with [[Kyle Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] at [[TNA Sacrifice (2011)\|Sacrifice]], and by dressing up like 80's-era Sting. Anderson then invited a man from Sting's past, [[Glen Gilbertti\|Disco Inferno]], to ''[[Impact Wrestling]]'', and bloodied him with a microphone. Anderson continued to taunt Sting's past by having [[~~Eric Young\|~~Will Kapphan]] imitate ''The Great Muta'' to recreate and mock a classic match that the two once had. However, a distraction from Sting allowed Kappan to win the match. Kapphan and Sting then teamed against [[Phillip Hunter\|Gunner]] and Mr. Anderson, but Will Kapphan's comedic antics cost them the match. A frustrated Sting attacked Mr. Anderson backstage and rubbed facepaint all over him, and skewed his own facepaint to make himself resemble an evil villain, having finally reached the boiling point.	+	The second main feud centered around the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Anderson]] won the #1 contender's spot a month prior. He tried to get into champion [[Kevin Borden\|Sting]]'s head by attacking him after his match with [[Kyle Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] at [[TNA Sacrifice (2011)\|Sacrifice]], and by dressing up like 80's-era Sting. Anderson then invited a man from Sting's past, [[Glen Gilbertti\|Disco Inferno]], to ''[[Impact Wrestling]]'', and bloodied him with a microphone. Anderson continued to taunt Sting's past by having [[Will Kapphan\|Eric Young]] imitate ''The Great Muta'' to recreate and mock a classic match that the two once had. However, a distraction from Sting allowed Kappan to win the match. Kapphan and Sting then teamed against [[Phillip Hunter\|Gunner]] and Mr. Anderson, but Will Kapphan's comedic antics cost them the match. A frustrated Sting attacked Mr. Anderson backstage and rubbed facepaint all over him, and skewed his own facepaint to make himself resemble an evil villain, having finally reached the boiling point.

-	Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[~~Tommy~~ Brown]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.	+	Meanwhile, [[K.J. Styles]] and [[Bully Harlan]] were also feuding. During a four way match on ''Impact Wrestling'', Harlan powerbombed Styles off the stage and through a set of tables. This injured Styles' neck and put him out of action. Styles' faction [[Fortune]] enlisted the help of Styles' old friend [[Christopher Barnhart]] to step in and take his place for the [[TNA Lockdown (2011)\|Lockdown]] pay-per-view. Styles returned at the end of the [[Lethal Lockdown Match\|Lethal Lockdown]] match between Fortune and Bully Harlan's [[Immortal]] faction, attacked Harlan and cost his team the match. Styles' feud with Harlan continued, with [[Thomas Brown\|Tommy Dreamer]] getting involved as well, giving Styles a piledriver to try to reinjure his neck. Styles and Brown then met one-on-one at Sacrifice in a No Holds Barred match. Styles had the match won, but interference from Bully Harlan gave Brown the opening to piledrive him on a table and win the match. This led to a Street Fight between the teams of Styles and Barnhart and Bully Harlan and Brown, which Styles and Barnhart won. However, the war of words continued between Styles and Bully Harlan, and they decided to settle it in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] at Slammiversary.

	New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.		New [[TNA Women's Knockout Championship\|TNA Women's Knockout Champion]] [[Sari Pasma]] was involved in a match against newcomer [Winter DeMers\|Winter]], and bloodied her up on accident during the match. [[Angelina Love]], Winter's partner, viciously attacked Pasma because of what she had done, which led to a tag team match where Pasma teamed up with her former rival [[Courtney Savoie\|Tara]] to take on the team of Love and Winter. Love won the match by scoring a pinfall victory over James, earning a title shot at the PPV.
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	[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.		[[Eric Bischoff]] and [[Hulk Hogan]] decided to try to rid TNA of their legendary [[X Division]] to rebel against the overbearing "Network" aka [[Spike (TV Channel)\|Spike]], who was overstepping their boundaries in terms of power. Bischoff decided to try to get an Immortal member to win the [[TNA X Division Championship]], so he booked a match between Abyss and then-champ [[Frankie Kazarian\|Kazarian]], which Abyss ended up winning. [[Brian Woods]] decided to lead a rebellion against Bischoff and Hogan in the name of the X Division and demanded a match against Abyss. Woods lost the match, but still demanded another rematch. However, Kazarian also felt like he deserved a title shot, too. Bischoff put the two of them in a #1 contender's bout, which ended in a time limit draw. They were granted five extra minutes to settle their differences, but Abyss came down to the ring and brutalized the two of them. Woods and Kazarian then confronted Abyss backstage, where Abyss said goodbye to his dangerous weapon "Janice" that Kazarian was trying to use as ransom, and then granted the two men a three way match at the PPV for the title. Abyss then promised he wouldn't destroy the title, but keep it, due to the teachings of ancient Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu.

-	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[~~Matt Morgan\|~~Brandon Martin]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.	+	[[Scott Hunter]] and [[Brandon Martin\|Matt Morgan]] started ripping on each other in promos, and then Martin attacked Hunter backstage. They had a short brawl, with Martin gaining the upperhand during the brawl. Hunter got revenge a couple of weeks later by attacking Martin during a match and making Martin lose.

-	[[Bobby Roode\|Bobby McAlmond]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alex Shelley~~\|Alex Leon~~]], whose partner [[Chris ~~Sabin~~\|Chris ~~Gomez~~]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.	+	[[Bobby Roode\|Bobby McAlmond]]'s shoulder injury at the hands of Immortal gave Eric Bischoff the right to strip [[Beer Money, Inc.]] of the [[TNA World Tag Team Championship]]. However, [[Alec Leon\|Alex Shelley]], whose partner [[Chris Gomez\|Chris Sabin]] was injured at the hands of [[Mexican America]], was given permission by The Network to defend the tag titles for McAlmond, along with [[Kevin Storm]], so Beer Money could keep the gold. Eric Bischoff chose [[The British Invasion]] to be the opponents of the new "Gun Money" team at the PPV. Before that, though, the duo faced off against Mexican America on ''Impact Wrestling''. Gun Money lost the match when Alec Leon inadvertently gave Kevin Storm a superkick to the jaw.

	==Results==		==Results==