Mustafa Ali vs. Chris Sabin X-Division title rematch set for TNA TV taping

TNA Wrestling has announced several matches for its show this Saturday.

One night after Sacrifice, TNA will present a TV taping at St. Clair’s College in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. X-Division Champion Mustafa Ali will defend his title against former champion Chris Sabin in a rematch from No Surrender on the show. 

Sabin interrupted Ali’s X-Division Championship ceremony on last week’s episode. 

The Grizzled Young Vets vs. The Time Splitters, Leon Slater vs. Sheldon Jean, and a trios match with Nic Nemeth, Mike Bailey & Trent Seven facing Steve Maclin and The Rascalz have been announced as well. 

TNA Wrestling TV taping on March 9 announced lineup:

  • X-Division Champion Mustafa Ali defends against Chris Sabin
  • Leon Slater vs. Sheldon Jean
  • The Grizzled Young (James Drake & Zack Gibson) vs. The Time Splitters (KUSHIDA & Alex Shelley)
  • Nic Nemeth, Mike Bailey, & Trent Seven vs. Steve Maclin & The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz & Trey Miguel)

Before TNA gets to Windsor this weekend, a new episode is set to air on AXS TV tonight. 

TNA Impact lineup for Thursday, March 7:

  • Mustafa Ali vs. Kevin Knight
  • Ash by Elegance vs. TBA
  • We’ll hear from Eric Young
  • Alan Angels vs. PCO
  • Dani Luna w/Jody Threat vs. Masha Slamovich w/Killer Kelly

Sacrifice will then air on TNA+ tomorrow night. 

TNA Wrestling Sacrifice lineup for Friday, March 8:

  • TNA World Champion Moose defends against Eric Young
  • TNA Knockouts World Champion Jordynne Grace defends against Tasha Steelz and Xia Brookside in a triple threat match
  • TNA Tag Team Champions ABC (Ace Austin & Chris Bey) defend against Eddie Edwards & Brian Myers
  • Nic Nemeth vs. Steve Maclin
  • Josh Alexander vs. Alex Hammerstone
  • Mustafa Ali, John Skyler & Jason Hotch vs. Chris Sabin, KUSHIDA & Kevin Knight
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