Post by Tommy Dreamer on Feb 14, 2005 8:14:58 GMT -5
1 -- ELIX SKIPPER vs. PETEY WILLIAMS - X Division Contenders' Match
WINNER: Primetime at 7:55.
2 -- JEFF HAMMOND & B.G JAMES (w/Konnan & Ron "The Truth" Killings) vs. FRANKIE KAZARIAN & MICHAEL SHANE
WINNER: Hammonds & James at 5:32.
-They went backstage to Dusty Rhodes, Tracy, and Trinity in Dusty's pick-up truck/office. Larry Zbyszko walked up with a lawyer who delivered an affidavit that said Jeff Jarrett never used a guitar in a match, so he should sign off on removing the stip that if Jarrett uses the guitar, he loses the title. Dusty said he wasn't putting his signature on any sheet of paper. The lawyer said if he doesn't sign it, he will be "evicted." Dusty told him to get out of there or it will be his turn in the barrel. .
3 -- RAVEN vs. DUSTIN RHODES
WINNER: Raven at 8:14.
4 -- AMERICA'S MOST WANTED (Chris Harris & James Storm) vs. KID KASH & LANCE HOYT -- NWA World Tag Team Title match
WINNERS: Storm & Harris at 12:24 to retain the NWA Tag Titles.
5 -- JEFF HARDY vs. ABYSS
WINNER: Abyss at 15:40.
6 -- DALLAS PAGE & "ALPHA MALE" MONTY BROWN vs. BOBBY ROODE & ERIC YOUNG
WINNERS: Page & Brown at 9:40.
7 -- A.J. STYLES vs. CHRISTOPHER DANIELS
WINNER: Styles at 1:42 of overtime after a 30:00 draw to retain the X Title.
-They went backstage where Jarrett chewed out the guy who failed to get Dusty to sign the waiver of the guitar clause. Jarrett said he'd have to take matters into his own hands "by any means necessary."
-Clips then aired of the Jarrett-Nash press conference and clips of their talking heads debate from this weekend's Impact program. The back-and-forth between Nash and Jarrett had a "real sports" feel to it and was well-delivered. It made sense to acknowledge the obvious weaknesses of Nash given his age and brittleness at this point in his career and turn that into a reason for Nash's motivation, including his blunt, character-fitting admission he wants to win the NWA Title for the money.
8 -- JEFF JARRETT vs. KEVIN NASH -- NWA World Hvt. Title match
Nash whipped Jarrett into the ropes to start and went for a clothesline, but Jarrett ducked. Good, rapid-fire, intense opening few seconds. Nash then, of course, powered Jarrett into the corner of the ring and threw his elbows. West said Nash appeared to be in great shape for the match. Nash shoved his boot into Jarrett's face. Tenay called it "another familiar move from the challenger." Jarrett came back by trying to wrap Nash's leg into the ropes. He threw some punches. Nash took some bumps to the mat. Tenay said, "Wow," practically breaking character, perhaps amazed that Nash was bumping. Predictably, they took the match into the crowd and brawled outside of the venue where fans gathered and cheered on the stand-up brawl. Tenay said those fans were turned away at the door due to the sellout crowd. Tenay said the intensity of Nash was something he has never seen before with him. He pulled away the ring mats and set up a Jackknife. Jarrett blocked it with a low blow at 8:15. Jarrett reached under the ring and grabbed a guitar case. He pulled out a cello, which technically wasn't a guitar. Jarrett threw the armless cello at Nash. Jarrett then yanked Nash's leg around the ringpost. Jarrett used the cello case as a weapon inside the ring. He worked over Nash's leg. Jarrett then applied a figure-four. Nash crawled toward the bottom rope and finally forced a break at 12:30. Nash came back and hit the sideslam for a near fall at 14:00. Nash gave Jarrett the Snake Eyes twice. Jarrett threw a punch into the air. Jarrett slipped away from Nash and clipped him from behind. When Jarrett grabbed the cello, Nash gave him a low blow and was about to use the cello himself. The ref insisted Nash put it down. Nash said okay and then set Nash up for the Jackknife. Jarrett's legs knocked the ref down. Nash then Jackknifed him onto the cello. The ref was down and couldn't count. Billy Gunn ran out and attacked Nash. Tenay said he was "formerly known as Billy Gunn from the WWE." West wondered why he was on Nash's side. Jarrett covered Nash and scored a near fall. Gunn looked shocked and walked back toward the ring. The ref blocked his path and ordered him to the back. Sean Waltman then attacked Jarrett inside the ring, giving him the Bronco Buster and an X Factor. The crowd popped more for Waltman than Gunn. The crowd cheered as Nash dcensord his arm over a bloody Jarrett. Jarrett lifted his shoulder at 17:45. Gunn returned to the ring and was going to use the belt as a weapon against Nash. B.G. James yanked the belt away from him. Nash then hit Gunn from behind. Jarrett then KO'd a distracted Nash with the NWA Title belt and scored a convincing near fall at 18:30. The crowd stood and popped for the kickout. Jarrett then gave Nash his Stroke finisher for another two count. Jarrett freaked out and grabbed the ref in frustration. Jarrett went to the top rope. Nash caught him by the throat. Jarrett then shoved the ref and low-blowed Nash. He gave Nash another Stroke and then the ref returned and counted to three. Gunn celebrated with Jarrett in the ring, the two wrestlers who Steve Austin deemed unworthy of working feuds with five and a half years ago. Tenay said Jarrett lived up to his promise to win the title by any means necessary.
WINNER: Jarrett at 19:15 to retain the NWA World Hvt. Title.
Billy Gunn in TNA!!!!!!!
WINNER: Primetime at 7:55.
2 -- JEFF HAMMOND & B.G JAMES (w/Konnan & Ron "The Truth" Killings) vs. FRANKIE KAZARIAN & MICHAEL SHANE
WINNER: Hammonds & James at 5:32.
-They went backstage to Dusty Rhodes, Tracy, and Trinity in Dusty's pick-up truck/office. Larry Zbyszko walked up with a lawyer who delivered an affidavit that said Jeff Jarrett never used a guitar in a match, so he should sign off on removing the stip that if Jarrett uses the guitar, he loses the title. Dusty said he wasn't putting his signature on any sheet of paper. The lawyer said if he doesn't sign it, he will be "evicted." Dusty told him to get out of there or it will be his turn in the barrel. .
3 -- RAVEN vs. DUSTIN RHODES
WINNER: Raven at 8:14.
4 -- AMERICA'S MOST WANTED (Chris Harris & James Storm) vs. KID KASH & LANCE HOYT -- NWA World Tag Team Title match
WINNERS: Storm & Harris at 12:24 to retain the NWA Tag Titles.
5 -- JEFF HARDY vs. ABYSS
WINNER: Abyss at 15:40.
6 -- DALLAS PAGE & "ALPHA MALE" MONTY BROWN vs. BOBBY ROODE & ERIC YOUNG
WINNERS: Page & Brown at 9:40.
7 -- A.J. STYLES vs. CHRISTOPHER DANIELS
WINNER: Styles at 1:42 of overtime after a 30:00 draw to retain the X Title.
-They went backstage where Jarrett chewed out the guy who failed to get Dusty to sign the waiver of the guitar clause. Jarrett said he'd have to take matters into his own hands "by any means necessary."
-Clips then aired of the Jarrett-Nash press conference and clips of their talking heads debate from this weekend's Impact program. The back-and-forth between Nash and Jarrett had a "real sports" feel to it and was well-delivered. It made sense to acknowledge the obvious weaknesses of Nash given his age and brittleness at this point in his career and turn that into a reason for Nash's motivation, including his blunt, character-fitting admission he wants to win the NWA Title for the money.
8 -- JEFF JARRETT vs. KEVIN NASH -- NWA World Hvt. Title match
Nash whipped Jarrett into the ropes to start and went for a clothesline, but Jarrett ducked. Good, rapid-fire, intense opening few seconds. Nash then, of course, powered Jarrett into the corner of the ring and threw his elbows. West said Nash appeared to be in great shape for the match. Nash shoved his boot into Jarrett's face. Tenay called it "another familiar move from the challenger." Jarrett came back by trying to wrap Nash's leg into the ropes. He threw some punches. Nash took some bumps to the mat. Tenay said, "Wow," practically breaking character, perhaps amazed that Nash was bumping. Predictably, they took the match into the crowd and brawled outside of the venue where fans gathered and cheered on the stand-up brawl. Tenay said those fans were turned away at the door due to the sellout crowd. Tenay said the intensity of Nash was something he has never seen before with him. He pulled away the ring mats and set up a Jackknife. Jarrett blocked it with a low blow at 8:15. Jarrett reached under the ring and grabbed a guitar case. He pulled out a cello, which technically wasn't a guitar. Jarrett threw the armless cello at Nash. Jarrett then yanked Nash's leg around the ringpost. Jarrett used the cello case as a weapon inside the ring. He worked over Nash's leg. Jarrett then applied a figure-four. Nash crawled toward the bottom rope and finally forced a break at 12:30. Nash came back and hit the sideslam for a near fall at 14:00. Nash gave Jarrett the Snake Eyes twice. Jarrett threw a punch into the air. Jarrett slipped away from Nash and clipped him from behind. When Jarrett grabbed the cello, Nash gave him a low blow and was about to use the cello himself. The ref insisted Nash put it down. Nash said okay and then set Nash up for the Jackknife. Jarrett's legs knocked the ref down. Nash then Jackknifed him onto the cello. The ref was down and couldn't count. Billy Gunn ran out and attacked Nash. Tenay said he was "formerly known as Billy Gunn from the WWE." West wondered why he was on Nash's side. Jarrett covered Nash and scored a near fall. Gunn looked shocked and walked back toward the ring. The ref blocked his path and ordered him to the back. Sean Waltman then attacked Jarrett inside the ring, giving him the Bronco Buster and an X Factor. The crowd popped more for Waltman than Gunn. The crowd cheered as Nash dcensord his arm over a bloody Jarrett. Jarrett lifted his shoulder at 17:45. Gunn returned to the ring and was going to use the belt as a weapon against Nash. B.G. James yanked the belt away from him. Nash then hit Gunn from behind. Jarrett then KO'd a distracted Nash with the NWA Title belt and scored a convincing near fall at 18:30. The crowd stood and popped for the kickout. Jarrett then gave Nash his Stroke finisher for another two count. Jarrett freaked out and grabbed the ref in frustration. Jarrett went to the top rope. Nash caught him by the throat. Jarrett then shoved the ref and low-blowed Nash. He gave Nash another Stroke and then the ref returned and counted to three. Gunn celebrated with Jarrett in the ring, the two wrestlers who Steve Austin deemed unworthy of working feuds with five and a half years ago. Tenay said Jarrett lived up to his promise to win the title by any means necessary.
WINNER: Jarrett at 19:15 to retain the NWA World Hvt. Title.
Billy Gunn in TNA!!!!!!!
