TNA Impact TV taping spoilers from Denver, Colorado

Spoilers are available from TNA Wrestling’s recent TV tapings in Denver, Colorado.

TNA filmed matches and segments for upcoming episodes of Impact at CoBank Arena at the National Western Center on Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7.

The spoilers below are courtesy of PW Torch.

TNA Impact spoilers from Saturday, June 6

• Jada Stone defeated Heather by Elegance.
• The Righteous defeated Manny Lemons and El Pirata de la Muerte in what was described as a squash match.
• Harley Hudson defeated Tasha Steelz (w/ Order 4)
  • It was noted that this was a clean finish with no interference.
• An interview segment with Frankie Kazarian, Leon Slater, and Cedric Alexander led to it being announced that Kazarian will be in the Ultimate X match at Slammiversary.
• Indi Hartwell defeated Elayna Black.
  • Ash by Elegance came out to provide a distraction, which led to Mara Sadé coming over from the commentary table, where she had been sitting for the match and Hartwell ultimately getting the pin.
• Xia Brookside came out for an interview and was interrupted by Lei Ying Lee, leading to a fight between the two.
• Mike Santana defeated Eric Young to retain the TNA World Championship.
  • The finish involved a referee bump and Ricky Sosa coming out to distract Young. After the match, Nic Nemeth came out and teased cashing in his Call Your Shot Gauntlet trophy, but instead challenged Santana for Slammiversary.
• Mr. Elegance defeated Elijah.
  • AJ Francis’ lawyer was involved, leading to Mr. Elegance winning with a roll-up. Francis then came out and brawled with Elijah.
• There was a backstage segment involving Nic Nemeth, Ryan Nemeth, and KC Navarro.
• The System’s Cedric Alexander and Eddie Edwards defeated Fabian Aichner and Leon Slater after a distraction from Brian Myers and Bear Bronson.
• Moose returned and announced that he has an upcoming match with Eddie Edwards.
• The Bunny, Rosemary, and Mara Sadé defeated the Elegance Brand in a match where a voodoo doll was reportedly involved.
• Mustafa Ali defeated KC Navarro to retain the TNA International Championship, winning with a Scorpion Deathlock.
  • When Ali put the hold back on after the bell, Nic Nemeth and Mike Santana came out to make the save and fought off Order 4. Nemeth then hit Santana with a superkick and stood tall to end the segment.
• Ricky Sosa defeated Dak Draper.
• Moose defeated Bear Bronson in a street fight.

TNA Impact spoilers from Sunday, June 7

• Home Town Man defeated Dak Draper.
• Special Agent defeated Jamie Stanley.
• Ricky Sosa defeated Ryan Nemeth.
• During an in-ring segment with The Righteous, Santino Marella made a three-way ladder match between The Hardys, Brian Myers and Bear Bronson, and The Righteous for the TNA Tag Team titles.
• Nic Nemeth, KC Navarro, and Mike Santana defeated Mustafa Ali, Jason Hotch, and John Skyler. Nemeth and Santana had a stare down after the match. The segment ended with Nemeth superkicking Santana.
• Moose and Dango were interrupted by Eddie Edwards and Alisha Edwards.
• Ash by Elegance vs. Mara Sadé did not have a winner as Ash left during the bout and was replaced by M by Elegance.
• Mara Sadé defeated M by Elegance via disqualification after interference by Elayna Black. Indi Hartwell was on commentary and came out to make the save for Sadé, and Rosemary and The Bunny came out to even up the odds as well.
• AJ Francis defeated Manny Lemons in what was described as a basic squash match.
• A video aired featuring Elijah running down Francis.
• Santana cut an in-ring promo, but was interrupted by Ryan Nemeth and later Nic Nemeth.
• Xia Brookside defeated Harley Hudson.
  • Brookside kept her submission hold on after the bell until Lei Ying Lee came out to make the save.
• Fabian Aichner, KC Navarro, and Leon Slater defeated Mr. Elegance, Frankie Kazarian, and Cedric Alexander.
• Nic Nemeth announced that he should be crowned champion because Santana would not be back after his attack.
• The System defeated Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, and Moose.

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