Source: TNAWrestling.com

RESULTS FROM SUNDAY’S “SLAMMIVERSARY” PAY-PER-VIEW EVENT

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QUICK RESULTS:

- Kurt Angle def. Kazarian to become the #10 Contender
- X Title: Douglas Williams def. Kendrick
- Knockouts Title: Madison Rayne def. Roxxi
- Jesse Neal def. Brother Ray
- Tommy Dreamer made his TNA Wrestling debut
- Matt Morgan def. Hernandez by disqualification
- Monster’s Ball: Abyss def. Desmond Wolfe
- Jay Lethal def. AJ Styles
- Jeff Hardy and Mr. Anderson def. Beer Money
- Rob Van Dam def. Sting to retain the World Title

- In the opening match, Kurt Angle defeated Kazarian to become the new #10 Contender to the TNA World Heavyweight Championship, forcing Kazarian to tap out to his Ankle Lock submission.

- Douglas Williams successfully defended the TNA X Division Championship, beating Kendrick with a Tornado DDT for the pin.

- Madison Rayne successfully defended the TNA Knockouts Women’s championship, beating Roxxi. before the bout, Rayne challenged Roxxi to put her career on the line, which Roxxi agreed. Rayne then attacked Roxxi with the microphone, bloodying her. Later Rayne hit her finisher to get the win on Roxxi to retain the gold and end Roxxi’s TNA career.

- Jesse Neal of Ink Inc. beat his mentor Brother Ray of Team 3D. Before the bout, Brother Ray acted like he was apologizing to Neal, but it was just a double-cross as Ray attacked him instead. Later, in a surprise appearance, Tommy Dreamer made his TNA Wrestling debut by coming down through the stands during the bout, hitting his trademark pose as Brother Ray looked on. Ray went for a senton on Neal, but he missed and Jesse Neal hit his spear for the pin and the win. After the bout, Tommy Dreamer existed the arena with a smile on his face! What’s next for Dreamer in TNA? Find out Thursday night at 9/8c on SpikeTV!

- The returning Hernandez was disqualified against “The Blueprint” Matt Morgan. Morgan tried to fake an injury before the bout by wearing a neckbrace and producing a doctor’s note, but Hernandez attacked him. Hernandez was on the warpath and tried to choke out Morgan and even tossed the referee, leading to the ref giving Morgan the win via disqualification. After the bout, Hernandez tried to get revenge on Morgan by nailing him with his boot against the guardrail on the outside of the ring (like Morgan injured Hernandez) but Morgan pulled the referee into the strike instead.

- In the violent and chaotic Monster’s Ball match, Abyss defeated Desmond Wolfe after Chelsea helped Abyss by tossing him brass knuckles. Chelsea originally accompanied Wolfe to the ring since her 30 days with Abyss were up, but she clearly has other ideas right now. In the end, Wolfe was yelling at Chelsea to give him her purse loaded with the brass knuckles, but her purse was empty. However, she instead gave it to Abyss, allowing “The Monster” to use it on Wolfe and hit the Black Hole Slam for the win!

- In an amazing match, Jay Lethal defeated “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles! Lethal injured AJ’s knee with the figure four leglock, which ended up gaining Lethal the advantage. Late in the bout, Styles tried to come off the turnbuckles with his injured knee, but it gave out on him and Lethal caught him with a suplex for the big win. After the bout, Kazarian came out while Flair was yelling at Styles for losing. Flair left the arena with Kazarian, while AJ nursed his knee in the ring.

- The team of “The Charismatic Enigma” Jeff Hardy and Mr. Anderson beat Beer Money. In the end, Beer Money had Anderson set up for their DWI finisher, but Hardy made the save. Anderson then hit Roode with his Mic Check finisher for the victory! After the bout, both Anderson and Hardy declared each other the winner.

- In the main event for the World Heavyweight Championship, Rob Van Dam retained the gold against Sting! In the end, after the referee got knocked out, Sting attempted to use his black bat on RVD, but Jeff Jarrett came out to make the save! Jarrett used the bat on Sting, allowing Van Dam to get the upper hand. RVD and Sting traded high-impact moves, but RVD hit the Frog Splash for the win and the victory!