TNA Wrestling TV Taping spoilers from Nashville

  • Ian Carey
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TNA Wrestling held a TV taping in Nashville on Saturday.

One day after No Surrender took place in the building, The Pinnacle in Nashville hosted the show. The spoilers below are courtesy of BodySlam.net.

Filmed for TNA Xplosion

  • Home Town Man defeated Kal Herro
  • Victoria Crawford & Mila Moore defeated Harley Hudson and Myla Grace

Filmed for TNA Impact

  • Indi Hartwell defeated Heather by Elegance
  • Backstage segment taped earlier in the day featured Tom Hannifan telling Steve Maclin he would be arrested if he entered the building
  • Mike Santana cut an in-ring promo addressing Maclin. He also brought out Leon Slater and apologized for leaving him at No Surrender
    • Ryan Nemeth and Nic Nemeth interrupted, seemingly setting up a tag team match.
    • Daria Rae came out and made the match for next week.
  • New TNA Knockouts Champion Arianna Grace cut an in-ring promo
    • This led to her fiancé Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo receiving a rematch for the TNA International Championship
  • TNA International Champion Trey Miguel defeated Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo
  • Jody Threat defeated Tessa Blanchard via disqualification
  • Sinner and Saint defeated BDE and Rich Swann
  • Elayna Black cut an in-ring promo and called out Mara Sade following Sade eliminating her in the Knockouts Battle Royal at No Surrender
  • Elijah defeated Mustafa Ali in a guitar case casket match
  • Maclin attacked Hannifan during an in-ring interview, leading to Santana coming out to make the save
  • The System defeated The Righteous and The Hardys
    • Moose came to the ring but was initially outnumbered by The System
    • Alisha Edwards convinced Eddie Edwards to leave Moose alone
    • The Righteous and The Hardys stood tall to close the show
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Ian Carey
Ian Carey

Ian Carey is a writer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, whose work has been featured in NOW Magazine, The Huffington Post, and more. A lifelong wrestling aficionado born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, he has covered the industry for a decade and a half. He joined the f4wonline.com team in 2019.