TNA Impact Wrestling Results - December 29, 2011

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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Quote:</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>Dec 2011 / By Badrose



We begin this week’s episode of Impact with a look back at the Jarretts being sent packing by Sting. Then we see Madison Rayne setting up a ‘match’ between Tara and Brooke Tessmacher only to see them attack Madison.

We are live on tape from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida and your announcers are Mike ‘It’s the End of the Wrestling Year as we Know It . . . and I Feel Fine’ Tenay and Taz.

Gail Kim and Madison Rayne make their way to the ring. Madison wants Tara and Tessmacher to get to the ring using as few pronouns as possible.

They make their way to the ring and they stand across the ring from Gail and Madison. Madison says that she is going to cut to the chase because they longer they drag this out, the longer her and Gail are susceptible to the diseases that Brooke and Tara are carrying. Madison told them that if they screwed with her last week, they would both be FIRED. Since they SCREWED with her, they’re FIRED.

Sting’s music plays and he makes his way to the ring.

Madison tells Sting he doesn’t have to be out here because she has everything under control.

Sting says that it isn’t over until he says it is over. Karen was the VP because she had a legally binding contract. He tells Madison that she has no power and Madison screeches at a decibel level that breaks glass.

Sting says that he is in charge and he tells Gail that she will be defending the Knockouts Title tonight.

Gail’s opponent makes her way to the ring and it is Mickie James.

Sting says that he will be watching Madison tonight.

Scott Steiner is in the back talking to Abyss talking about how they are going to be the best team out there and he tells Abyss to be a monster.

We go to commercial.

We are back and we see the highlights from the first round matches from the two teams in our next match.

Match Number One: Abyss and Scott Steiner versus A.J. Styles and Kazarian in a Wild Card Tag Team Tournament Match

Steiner and Abyss discuss who should start the match while Kazarian starts for his team. Steiner poses as we wait for the wrestling to start. Steiner argues with Styles and they Steiner and Kazarian finally lock up and he sends Kazarian to the mat. Steiner with kicks followed by a hard Irish whip.

Steiner with a punch followed by a chop. Kazarain with a crucifix cover for a near fall. Kazarian with forearms followed by a kick and a spinning heel kick for a near fall. Styles tags in and he punches Steiner followed by a forearm. Styles runs into a back elbow but Styles with a drop kick.

Abyss tags in but Styles gets away from Steiner so Abyss cannot take advantage of the situation. Styles with kicks to the leg followed by chops. Abyss sends Styles into the turnbuckles but Styles with a kick. Styles runs into a boot from Abyss. Abyss with a forearm to the back. Styles escapes a slam attempt and he hits an enzuigiri.

Steiner hits Styles in the back with a forearm and Abyss hits Shock Treatment but he does not try to cover Styles. Abyss chokes Styles and then he snarls at the referee. Steiner tags back in and he kicks Styles and hits a belly-to-belly suplex for a near fall. Steiner with a punch to the back followed by another chop. Styles with a sunset flip for a near fall and an inside cradle for a near fall.

Steiner with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex and he waits for Styles to get to his feet. Steiner misses a clothesline and Styles hits the Pele kick and both men are down. Styles tries to get to his corner and Steiner tries to stop him but Abyss and Kazarian tag in. Kazarian with a springboard back elbow followed by a drop kick but Abyss stays on his feet. Abyss misses a splash into the corner and Kazarian with a springboard drop kick.

Kazarian with a springboard DDT for a near fall. Kazarian comes off the turnbuckles and Abyss grabs him by the throat and tries for a choke slam but Kazarian with a rollup for a near fall. Abyss with a choke slam to Kazarian and then Abyss sends Styles off the apron.

Steiner wants to tag in and Abyss stares at him and then Steiner says that they are a team. Abyss with a Black Hole Slam to Steiner and Abyss puts Kazarian on top of Steiner for the three count.

Winners: Kazarian and A.J. Styles

After the match, Bully Ray comes to the ring to check on Steiner and find out from Abyss what is going on.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Ray tells Abyss that he is sick of Abyss pushing him and Steiner around. He asks Steiner if he is okay. Ray tells Abyss that he is the bully. He calls this a load of crap and there was no reason for Abyss to do that to Steiner. Ray tells Abyss that they got him girls because Abyss couldn’t do it on his own. Ray wants to know if Abyss needs money. Ray stammers a bit and Abyss takes the mic. Ray wants to know what it will take to get Abyss back into Immortal.

Abyss asks Ray if he really wants to know what he wants. Abyss says that he wants Ray one-on-one at Genesis. Abyss tells Ray that if he beats Abyss at Genesis, he will rejoin Immortal.

Abyss then tells Ray to look at him when he talks to him. He tells Ray that the match at Genesis is going to be by his rules in a Monster’s Ball Match.

Sting stops Kurt in the back and he laughs about what Kurt Angle did last week. Angle says that he cowboyed up. Sting tells Angle that he could have a match tonight. Angle says that he needs a warm up match for Genesis. Sting suggests someone who can kick people in the face. Sting says that it is someone who kicked Angle so hard it split his face from ear to ear. Angle says that he is not going to do it but Sting says that it will happen. Angle does not want to wrestle Rob Van Dam, but Sting tells him it will happen.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Ric Flair is in the back with Gunner and he talks about how they are trying to make Gunner into a bad man because he is injuring people. Gunner says that if you ask a stupid question, you get a stupid answer. Gunner says that this is the third time we have seen the ambulance and the third time we will see someone get carried out. Gunner says that he is a killer.

Austin Aries joins Mike and Taz at the announce table to watch our next match.

We see the highlights from the first two matches.

Match Number Two: Tony Nese versus Zema Ion in a Contract on a Pole Match

They circle each other and then Ion heads for the pole but Nese blocks the path. Ion does the same to Nese. They lock up and Ion with a kick and forearm and then he goes to the turnbuckles but Nese stops him. Ion floats over and Nese with a kick and he climbs to the top turnbuckle but Ion pulls Nese off the turnbuckles. Ion with kicks but Nese with a matrix move followed by a back heel kick.

Ion grabs the ankle and Nese with forearms to Ion. Ion tries for a kick but Nese blocks it and he kicks Ion and then Nese with a running boot to the head. Ion with a running drop kick to the back when Nese heads to the corner with the pole. Ion punches Nese but Nese punches back.

Ion with a shoulder to the midsection but Nese pushes Ion back and then Nese drops down when Ion charges at him and Ion goes to the floor. Ion pulls Nese to the floor and they fight up the ramp. Nese with an elbow and then he does a moonsault off the apron. Nese gets to the pole and he climbs and is within reach but Ion pulls Nese down and crotches him.

Ion climbs over Nese but Nese grabs Ion and hits a German suplex while Nese hangs from the turnbuckles. Nese climbs the pole while Ion struggles to stop Nese and Ion pushes Nese off the turnbuckles and to the floor.

Ion climbs the turnbuckles and he gets the contract to win the match.

Winner: Zema Ion

We go to commercial.

We see Gunner’s recent run of injuries.

Match Number Three: Douglas Williams versus Gunner with Ric Flair

Gunner with a double leg take down but Doug escapes. Gunner with forearms and then he sends Williams into the turnbuckles. Williams with European uppercuts and then he kicks Gunner in the thigh. Gunner with a forearm to the back. Gunner chokes Williams in the ropes followed by a snap mare and crossfaces.

Williams with more European uppercuts and then he tries for Chaos Theory but Gunner sends Williams shoulder first into the turnbuckles. Gunner sends Williams to the floor and then he throws the referee out of the way and he calls for the bell.

Winner: Douglas Williams by disqualification

After the match, Flair punches Williams while Gunner holds him. Flair moves the mats on the floor and Gunner gives Williams a DDT on the floor.

Bobby Roode walks through the back as we go to commercial.

We are back with the Bobby Roode has shamed his family by becoming the champion that they expected him to be at Bound for Glory.

Bobby Roode makes his way to the ring. He says that a lot of people have expressed their opinions on him. Some of those people are his family and friends. There was one friend who took the time to come on the show and say something about him. That person said that Bobby was selfish. He says that he is selfish because he is the leader of the selfish generation. He reminds us that he is the World Champion. Bobby says that he flew his friend to the Impact Zone from Toronto so he could come into his world and come onto his show to tell him face to face and man to man exactly how he feels about it.

Bobby brings Tracy Koleski to the ring. He is a friend of Bobby’s for over twenty years. He says that Tracy was in his wedding and he is an athlete who played lacrosse.

He makes his way into the ring and Bobby apologizes for not answering his calls or texts because he has been busy as the World Champion. Bobby says that he wants Tracy to tell him how he feels.

Bobby gives Tracy a mic and he wants to know how he feels about him. Tracy tells Bobby that him and Bobby’s family have been trying to call him. They don’t know who this person is. He says that Bobby is the least selfish person he knows. He wants to know what happened to the Bobby Roode that he knows. He says that he misses his buddy Bobby. He says that Bobby’s wife, parents, and kids miss him too. He tells Bobby to come home and make it right.

Bobby tells Tracy that he is wearing a $3,000 suit and a $25,000 piece of gold over his shoulder. There is nothing wrong with this picture. The fact is that in high school, Tracy was his lackey. Bobby says that he was the better athlete, he was more popular, and he got all of the girls. Bobby says that his parents want to say that they miss him now, but where have they been his entire life. They want his money and fame. Bobby says that his sister has been nowhere his life. Bobby tells Tracy never to talk about his kids. They have all had their fifteen minutes of fame. Bobby says that time is up and he has things to do.

Bobby takes Tracy to the mat by his throat and then he kicks him.

Jeff Hardy’s music plays and he slides into the ring while Roode escapes.

Eric Young is with ODB and they talk about their match tonight. Eric talks strategy and then he starts to ramble on.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Angle says that he is being forced to face a guy who doesn’t know how to wrestle. Now Angle has to worry about protecting his jaw and his face. He says that Sting has not been fair dealing with him. Angle says that he is a wrestler and he is better than everyone. He doesn’t have to prove anything to James Storm or Rob Van Dam. He wants people to wrestle him.

We see highlights from the first round matches for the teams in the next match.

Match Number Four: Samoa Joe and Magnus versus Eric Young and ODB in a Wild Card Tournament Match

Young starts off with Magnus but Young thinks about tagging in ODB and she starts things off. Magnus checks out ODB before locking up and then ODB checks out Magnus. She slaps Magnus and chops him in the chest. ODB tries for a splash but Magnus moves and ODB tries to smother Magnus with her chest. ODB with a Thesz Press and they roll around on the mat.

Young tags in and he yells at ODB before doing anything. Young removes his pants and then he takes Magnus down and punches him. Young does the Flair flip to the apron and then he slides in and hits a belly-to-belly suplex for a near fall. Joe with a kick to the back and then Magnus with a kick to the chest.

Magnus with a running elbow into the corner and Joe is tagged in. Joe with jabs to Young followed by a running back elbow and enzuigiri. Joe rolls Young and Magnus with an elbow drop from the turnbuckles. Joe gets a near fall. Joe with a punch to Young followed by a clothesline for a near fall. Joe with more punches and an Irish whip.

Young with a forearm and he gets a near fall. ODB drop kicks Magnus to the floor and then she takes a drink before facing off with Joe. Magnus attacks ODB from behind and sends ODB into the turnbuckles to stop Young. Joe with a muscle buster for the three count.

Winners: Magnus and Samoa Joe

We are back and Mickie is asked for her thoughts on her match with Gail. Mickie says that she knows what kind of competitor Gail is. She says that she knows how she works in the ring and she knows what type of tactics she will resort to in order to retain the title. Mickie says that she knows that she is better than Gail. Mickie says that she gives 150% every time she goes out there, regardless of the match.

Match Number Five: Kurt Angle versus Rob Van Dam

Angle shields his face before they lock up and Van Dam with a side head lock. Van Dam with a shoulder tackle and Van Dam sets for a kick but Angle goes to the floor. Angle returns to the ring and they lock up. Angle backs Van Dam into the corner and Angle rakes the eyes followed by a punch. Van Dam misses a round kick and Angle blocks another one but Van Dam with a body scissors rollup. Van Dam with a kick and then he hits a twisting drop kick into the corner.

Van Dam with a kick to the head followed by Rolling Thunder for a near fall. Van Dam with a kick to the head followed by a punch. Angle with punches of his own but Van Dam with a kick to the ribs. Van Dam with an Irish whip and a running round kick into the corner. Angle with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex and both men are down.

Angle with a suplex for a near fall. Angle with a waist lock but Van Dam with elbows. Angle with an Irish whip but Van Dam with a corkscrew kick when Angle charges into the corner. Van Dam with punches and clotheslines. Van Dam with an Irish whip and he tries for a monkey flip but Angle counters with an Olympic Slam for a near fall.

The straps come down and Angle sets for a super kick but Van Dam avoids it and then he hits a step over spin kick. Van Dam misses a Five Star Frog Splash and Angle applies the ankle lock. James Storm makes his way into the ring and then he hits a super kick on Angle.

The referee looks at what just happened and about five seconds later, he calls for the bell.

Winner: Kurt Angle by disqualification

We go to commercial.

We are back and Rob Van Dam says that he wanted to win the match. He did not need James Storm to come to the ring to interrupt the match. Angle says that Storm is messing with the wrong guy. The Last Call is not a wrestling move, it is a bar fight move. You don’t kick people in the head, you wrestle and Storm doesn’t know how to do it. James Storm says that he doesn’t like people messing with his family and Angle got a quick taste of what happens when you taste the Cowboy’s boot.

Angle says that the first one didn’t count because he only had ninety minutes to get ready. The next one will matter.

Match Number Six: Mickie James versus Gail Kim for the TNA Knockouts Title

Mickie with a rollup for a near fall and then a jackknife cover for a near fall. Mickie wih a forearm but Gail with a kick. Mickie with a Thesz Press and punches to Gail. Mickie with forearms but Gail runs into an elbow. Mickie with a head scissors take down but Mickie with a drop kick that sends Gail to the floor.

Mickie tries for a baseball slide but Gail moves out of the way. Mickie hits a neck breaker on the floor and both women are down as we go to commercial.

We are back and Gail with a kick. Gail and Mickie exchange forearms. Gail with a drop kick to try to knock Mickie off the apron but Mickie holds on. Gail kicks Mickie to the floor. Mickie struggles to get back into the ring and Gail with kicks as she brings Mickie back in face first.

Gail sends Mickie face first into the middle turnbuckle. Gail sends Mickie across the ring into the opposite turnbuckle. Gail with a kick to the leg after Mickie pushes her away. Gail with a clothesline for a near fall. Mickie with forearms to the midsection but Gail pulls Mickie down by the hair.

Gail with a hammer lock submission and Mickie is able to escape with an arm drag. Gail with a running double axe handle and Mickie is dazed. Gail slaps Mickie across the face. Mickie with punches and then she tries for a rollup out of the corner but Gail holds on and then she applies an octopus and Mickie goes to her knees. Mickie struggles to get to her feet but Mickie falls to the mat but Mickie rolls into the ropes. Gail with a forearm but Mickie with an Irish whip. Gail with an elbow.

Gail tries for another octopus but Mickie backs Gail into the turnbuckles. Gail holds on but Mickie is able to get Gail’s shoulders onto the mat for a near fall. Gail with a kick to the head and Mickie is back to the mat.

Gail with a forearm followed by an Irish whip and cross body into the corner. Gail goes up top for a missile drop kick and she hits it but she can only get a two count. Mickie avoids Eat Defeat and Mickie with a back heel kick and both women are down. Gail misses a charge into the corner and Mickie with forearms and she sends Gail into the turnbuckles followed by a few clotheslines.

Mickie with a flapjack and a kip up. Mickie goes up top but Gail rolls to the floor. Mickie with a Thesz Press to the floor. Mickie is limping when she gets up and she rolls Gail back into the ring. The referee is down for some reason and someone comes into the ring and hits what appears to be Madison’s finisher on Mickie. Gail returns to the ring and she gets the three count.

Winner: Gail Kim

We go to credits. [/quote]
 
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