TNA weekly pay-per-view, weeks 1-10

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The weekly pay-per-view events of Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (then NWA-TNA) began on June 19, 2002. The first two were held at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama. The third, fourth and fifth events occurred at Nashville Municipal Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. Starting with the sixth pay-per-view, the events moved to their permanent home at the TNA Asylum in the Nashville Fairgrounds.

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[edit] NWA-TNA 1: June 19, 2002

In NWA-TNA 1, a Gauntlet For the Gold was held to determine the new NWA World Heavyweight Champion. Previous NWA Champ Dan Severn was tied up in mixed martial arts commitments and was unable to compete, so he vacated the title before the fight.

Prior to the Gauntlet for the Gold, country music singer Toby Keith came out and performed a song, Angry American (Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue). Before he could finish, he was interrupted by #1 entrant to the match, Jeff Jarrett. He and Buff Bagwell were the first two entrants. Later on, Toby Keith would actually enter the match as a contestant and help Scott Hall eliminate Jeff Jarrett. He then eliminated himself, having gotten the revenge he sought.

[edit] NWA-TNA 2: June 26, 2002

For NWA-TNA 2, four men were chosen for a double-elimination match for the new NWA-TNA X Division Championship, TNA's equivalent of a cruiserweight championship.

[edit] NWA-TNA 3: July 3, 2002

For NWA-TNA 3, a four-team tournament was held for the NWA World Tag Team Championship. Previous champions Mike Shane and Todd Shane vacated the belts. They would later enter TNA Wrestling as The Johnsons.

  • America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm) defeated The Johnson's in a Semi Finals Match
  • Monty Brown pinned Anthony Ingram
  • The Rainbow Express defeated Buff Bagwell & Apolo in a Semi Finals Match
  • Puppet pinned Tom Stone in a Hardcore Midget Match
  • Francine defeated Miss TNA Taylor Vaughn by DQ
  • Ken Shamrock pinned Malice to retain the NWA World Heavyweight Championship
  • A.J. Styles pinned David Young to retain the NWA-TNA X Division Championship
  • A.J. Styles & Jerry Lynn defeated The Rainbow Express to win the NWA World Tag Team Championship
  • Jeff Jarrett & K-Krush defeated Scott Hall & Brian Christopher

[edit] NWA-TNA 4: July 10, 2002

  • A.J. Styles & Jerry Lynn defeated Slash & Tempest to retain the NWA World Tag Team Championship
  • Brian Lawler pinned Norman Smiley
  • Hermie Sadler defeated K-Krush by DQ
  • The Hotshots defeated Mark & James Brisco
  • The Flying Elvis's defeated The Dupp's
  • Ken Shamrock battled Takeo Omari to a No Contest to retain the NWA World Heavyweight Championship
  • Low Ki defeated Elix Skipper, Christopher Daniels, Jerry Lynn, Kid Romeo & Tony Mamaluke in a 6-Man Elimination Match. Low Ki was declared #1 contender for the NWA-TNA X Division Championship.

[edit] NWA-TNA 5: July 17, 2002

  • Sabu defeated Malice in a Ladder Match to become the Number 1 Contender
  • K-Krush pinned Norman Smiley
  • The Flying Elvis's defeated Christopher Daniels & Elix Skipper
  • Puppet pinned Meatball in a Hardcore Midget Match
  • Francine defeated Jasmine St. Claire by DQ
  • A.J. Styles pinned Low Ki to retain the NWA-TNA X Division Championship
  • Scott Hall pinned Brian Lawler

[edit] NWA-TNA 6: July 24, 2002

  • Low Ki pinned The Amazing Red
  • Chris Harris & James Storm defeated The Hot Shots
  • Apolo pinned Brian Lawler
  • A.J. Styles & Jerry Lynn defeated The Flying Elvis's to retain the NWA World Tag Team Championship
  • Monty Brown & Elix Skipper defeated Simon Diamond & Johnny Swinger
  • Ian Harrison pinned Bo Dupp
  • Ken Shamrock battled Sabu to a No Contest in a Ladder Match to retain the NWA World Heavyweight Championship

[edit] NWA-TNA 7: July 31, 2002

  • A.J. Styles pinned Elix Skipper to retain the NWA-TNA X Division Championship
  • Slash pinned Sonny Siaki
  • Apolo pinned Malice
  • Bruce pinned Taylor Vaughn to win the Miss TNA Championship
  • Jerry Lynn battled Low Ki to a No Contest
  • Jeff Jarrett pinned Scott Hall in a Stretcher Match

[edit] NWA-TNA 8: August 7, 2002

  • The Flying Elvis's defeated The Amazing Red, Jose Maximo & Joel Maximo in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match
  • Ron "The Truth" Killings (formerly K-Krush) pinned Ken Shamrock to win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship
  • The Dupp's defeated Ed Ferrera in a Multi Stipulation Hardcore Match
  • Malice defeated Don Harris in a First Blood Match
  • Jeff Jarrett pinned Apolo (Ricky Steamboat was guest referee)
  • Bruce pinned Taylor Vaughn in an Evening Gown Match to retain the NWA TNA Miss TNA Championship
  • Low Ki defeated A.J. Styles & Jerry Lynn in a Triple Threat Match to win the NWA TNA X Division Championship

[edit] NWA-TNA 9: August 14, 2002

  • The Amazing Red, Jose Maximo & Joel Maximo defeated Kid Kash, Shark Boy & Slim J in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match
  • Bruce pinned an Un-Named Fan from the crowd to retain the NWA TNA Miss TNA Championship
  • Don Harris defeated Malice in a Last Man Standing Match
  • Monty Brown pinned Elix Skipper in a Detroit Street Fight Match
  • Low Ki defeated Sonny Siaki, Jimmy Yang & Jorge Estrada in a Fatal Four Way Elimination Match to retain the NWA TNA X Division Championship
  • Jeff Jarrett & Ron Killings battled the NWA TNA Tag-Team Champions Jerry Lynn & A.J. Styles to a No Contest

[edit] NWA-TNA 10: August 21, 2002

[edit] External links

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