TNA WRESTLING RESULTS

TNA Impact! on SpikeTV Announcers: Mike Tenay & Don West.. Location: Orlando, Florida Taped: May 15, 2006 Aired May 25, 2006 LINEUP:: Senshi vs Lethal vs Shelley vs Shark; Kevin Nash destructive appearance; Daniels & Styles vs Skipper & Young; The James Gang parody on Team 3-D; Andy Douglas vs Bobby Rude; Ron Killings vs Monty Brown;

XPLOSION MATCHES: X-DIVISION 4-WAY: Senshi defeated Jay Lethal and Alex Shelley and Shark Boy.. Kevin Nash showed up and beat up Jay Lethal and calling himself the Cruiserweight Bully.. TAG MATCH: Elix Skipper & David Young w/Simon Diamond defeated AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels.. America's Most Wanted ran in with a billy-club and whacked Christopher Daniels out cold.. INTERVIEW: Jeremy Borash & Sting (Said he was BORN READY and wanted to take TNA into the future).. IN THE RING: The James Gang.. The James Gang came out dressed as Team 3-D (Kip James as Brother Devon, and BG James as Brother Ray).. BG (with a big pillow under his shirt) cut a promo while Kip (painted black) yelled "Oh, my brother TESTIFY!" BG & Kip James snapped out of character and cut an intense promo on Team 3-D wanting to see who was better.. MATCH: Bobby Roode w/Scott D'Amore defeated Andy Douglas.. Bobby Roode & Scott D'Amore continued the assault until Chase Stevens ran down to make the save... The rest of Team Canada ran down for a beat-down until Rhino ran down and GOREd A-1 and chase the heels away.. Rhino said he had a Handicap match at Slammiversary against Bobby Roode & Coach Scott D'Amore.. Shane Douglas showed up for the second week in a row and had his sights set on the Naturals.. INTERVIEW: Jeremy Borash & Ron "The Truth" Killings (Said he would become a 3-time NWA World Champion).. KING OF THE MOUNTAIN QUALIFYING MATCH: Ron "The Truth" Killings defeated Monty Brown.. NWA World Heavyweight Champion Christian Cage joined Mike Tenay & Don West on commentary for the match.. Ron "the Truth" Killings now earns the right to be in the King of the Mountain Match at Slammiversary.. END OF SHOW.... Go Back To TNA History