A TNA EWR Diary? On The OCW BOARDS?!

[B.A.L.D.]

So gang, a little known fact about me is I love Extreme Warfare Revenge, alongside Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 (bought 2020, still haven't figured out how to play it in a fun manner). Maybe some of you like fantasy booking, maybe some of you don't, who knows! Below you'll find what I have thus-far. I hope to update this at least once a week when I find the time. Before each pay-per-view or supercard, I'll be sure to leave a prediction template to let you get in on the fun. Got a worker you want to get signed? Be my guest! Feedback, ideas, anything is welcomed.

A-hem, drum roll please.

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Roll!

Total Nonstop Action. What more can be said? The hard hitting, cutting edge alternative to the WWE has rode a strange roller coaster of momentum since it's inception. Former WCW stars such as Jeff Jarrett, Sting, and WWE alumni like Christian Cage and Team 3-D have done battle with up and coming talent like AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, and a plethora of young talent looking to cement their name in the main stream. We begin in the year 2006, where Jeff Jarrett reigns supreme as the NWA World Heavyweight Champion, burying anyone in his way with his signature guitar strikes and The Stroke. Meanwhile, Samoa Joe is the reigning and defending X-Division Champion. America's Most Wanted, comprised of “Cowboy” James Storm and “The Wildcat” Chris Harris are tearing it up with the tag division.

The only thing is, a storm has been brewing.

Over the course of December, NWA-TNA management have been scrambling for a way to entice the casual audiences to view their product. Spike TV have been more then happy with TNA's performance, and through a lengthy set of conversations between TV executives and the company, a deal was struck; TNA is about to go PRIME TIME! The news excited many fans, and the roster seemed poised to do their absolute best. This meant that now TNA had more time to develop more feuds, build up more stars, and have longevity.

So, as the New Year struck, it was time for the creative team to get busy creating enticing story-lines to lead the company into their first Prime Time episode, as well as guide them into their upcoming pay-per-view, Final Resolution. January 19th was the date set for the company to air it's first official Prime Time slot, and in the process made one of the biggest signings to date. TNA began airing vignettes of a mysterious figure during the tail end of 2005, with each vignette counting down a single number. The vignette would talk about the wealth of talent TNA had to offer, but would trash talk the likes of Jeff Jarrett, Sting, Christian Cage, and even AJ Styles. While Christian Cage dealt with the mighty Monty Brown in a feud that recently began, Sting and Jeff Jarrett were competing for the NWA World Title, leaving Styles to finally call-out the mysterious signing on the January 5th edition of iMPACT! The countdown finally reached zero, the lights went out, and as they reappeared, CHRIS JERICHO stood at the ramp with his signature pose! The iMPACT Zone was in complete aw at the meeting between Jericho and Styles, but as Jericho entered the ring and offered the young AJ Styles a handshake, a low-blow is what set off a feud between the two, while also establishing Jericho as a heel. The following week, Jericho would cut a scathing promo, keeping most of his iconic catchphrases for TNA fans to experience, but would explain that after his contract expired with a “certain world wide“ wrestling company that excelled in “sports entertainment”... he began to rethink signing with the company again, and after last week, found that he finally has a new world to conquer... a new world to become the king of. He went on to explain his lucrative contract, that with it came two deals; the first would be a future World Heavyweight Championship Match, and that the second would be his first match in the company wouldn't be on just a regular episode of iMPACT. Instead, he specifically requested that his first match would be on pay-per-view, feeling that this historic moment in his career is just too good for regular television. He would end his promo promising that at Final Resolution, AJ Styles would be the first jester to bow to him!

AJ Styles on the same episode of iMPACT would give his two cents on the matter. He explained that he was pissed off that Jericho's “rockstar” ego has went too his head. In AJ's mind, it doesn't matter if it's on pay-per-view or on free television, it doesn't matter if it's in front of 50 people, or 50,000 people, everyone deserves to see The Phenomenal One do his thing. Styles accepted Jericho's request, but notes that he'll make Jericho pay for trying to make him his stepping stool. After that? He mentions he plans on going after Jeff Jarrett for the NWA Title.

The first episode of iMPACT would also mark the beginning of a feud between Raven and Jeff Hardy, two men who are willing to go to the extreme in order to win. Raven lost a singles match to Jeff, and he responded by dropping Jeff with an Evenflow DDT on top of a steel-chair. The following week, Raven would come out victorious, only this time cheating with a steel-chair once again.

The NWA Tag Team Champions of America's Most Wanted would begin a feud with the upcoming team of Austin Aries and Roderick Strong, now dubbed “Generation Next”. What began as a call-out from Generation Next, wanting a shot at the gold, turned into an all out brawl after James Storm spit his beer in the face of Aries. Pissed off and wanting what they feel is theirs, Generation Next went so far as to call-out AMW on the TNA forums with video messages, claiming that AMW can't even compare to the awesome wrestling ability of Aries and Strong. Elsewhere in the tag division, Team 3D has found themselves being angered by the 3 Live Kru, specifically the combination of Ron Killings and BG James. While Team 3D's issue mostly stems with James, Killings has tagged along trying to defend James honor.

Meanwhile, Samoa Joe, a man who many regard as “one of TNA's biggest hopes to succeed”, recently found himself acting more heelish, disrespecting opponents in the ring and beginning to be more brutal in his maneuvers. Jerry Lynn found himself in Joe's cross-hairs, and as the two did battle, Joe won fair and square, but gave Joe one of his toughest battles to date. As the two looked to shake hands, Joe walked away, angering Lynn and the TNA fans!

TNA would continue with their excitement in scouting new talent, signing Tajiri to a written contract. While many were excited to see what he could bring to the table, Chris Sabin was the first one to take him on, only for The Japanese Buzzsaw to establish himself as a heel by spitting a Green Mist in the eyes of Sabin during their match.

With all of this and more, TNA is on the fast track to some of the most exciting and potentially earth shattering television to date!

.::PAY-PER-VIEW SCHEDULE::.
Final Resolution (January)
Against All Odds (February)
Destination X (March)
Lockdown (April)
Sacrifice (May)
Slammniversary (June)
Victory Road (July)
Hard Justice (August)
No Surrender (September)
Bound For Glory (October)
Genesis (November)
Turning Point (December)


.::EPISODE LIST::.

2006

Episode 1: Prime Time!

.::ROSTER::.

Main Eventers
Jeff Jarrett ---> NWA Heavyweight Champion
Sting
Chris Jericho
Christian

Upper Midcarders
Abyss
AJ Styles
Brother Devon
Brother Ray
Christopher Daniels
Jeff Hardy
Monty Brown
Rhino
Raven

Midcarders
BG James
Chris Harris ---> NWA-TNA Tag Team Champion
Chris Sabin
Elix Skipper
James Storm ---> NWA-TNA Tag Team Champion
Jerry Lynn
Kip James
Konnan
Petey Williams
Ron Killings
Sabu
Samoa Joe ---> X-Division Champion
Simon Diamond
Tajiri

Lower Midcarders
A-1
Alex Shelley
Andy Douglas
Apolo
Austin Aries
Bobby Roode
Chase Stevens
Eric Young
Johnny Devine
Lance Hoyt
Matt Bentley
Roderick Strong
Shannon Moore
Shark Boy
Sonjay Dutt

Openers
Cassidy Riley
David Young
Jerrelle Clark

.::TAG TEAMS::.
3 Live Kru (Ron Killings & BG James)
America's Most Wanted (James Storm & Chris Harris)
Generation Next (Roderick Strong & Austin Aries)
Team 3D (Brother Ray & Brother Devon)
The Naturals (Andy Douglas & Chase Stevens)

.::STABLES::.
Team Canada (A-1, Eric Young, Bobby Roode, Johnny Devine, Petey Williams, Scott D'Amore)
Team Jarrett (Jeff Jarrett, America's Most Wanted, Gail Kim)

.::PREDICTION CHAMPION HISTORY::.
Final Resolution (TBA)

[Derek Mobley]

Oh man this is great.

I've played EWR so much...about once a year I'll re-download the game and install all the recent updates.

I've downloaded TEW but something about it...never really got through the initial "okay what the fuck am I doing here" phase

And, I'm proud to announce that this thread inspired me to search for AND LOCATE a download link for Zeus Pro. I am way too excited right now.

But, yea, this is a tremendous thread idea, man! Great stuff!

[PerZag]

I've played EWR years ago and actually thoroughly enjoyed it, but I switched over to TEW a few years after when I found out about it and actually love it more. Kinda forgot about EWR and how to play it now since I found TEW. I usually get a good spurt going for a while and then I stop playing but I usually take over from where I left off. There's so many good mods for it, but I really enjoy TEW. But they're both pretty great too.

Probably going to have to start playing it again soon lol. Got a mod that starts you off after WCW folds, but this time it doesn't. So it starts in 2001 and has all the future wrestlers to come in later, so I kinda like that one. But, yeah, such good games.

[B.A.L.D.]

Episode 1
Prime Time!
Januray 19th, 2006


New opening? Check. Shot to a HUGE crowd? Check! The always exciting voices of Don West and Mike Tenay? Check-a-ring-a-ding-dough! It's time for IMPACT! Don West can barely contain himself, talking about the aspect of a prime time deal. More time means more matches, more drama, and more NONSTOP ACTION! Mike Tenay settles him down, and goes over the card for the evening, mentioning that tonight is just a preview of Final Resolution, as both the NWA Tag Team, and Heavyweight Champions are all in action tonight, alongside more fast paced action!

***MY WORLD***




It ain't T-N-A without Je-Double-F Ja-Double-R E-Double T! Jeff Jarrett! The NWA World Heavyweight Champion comes out and is flocked by the rest of Team Jarrett, comprised of the devious Gail Kim and the NWA Tag Team Champions, America's Most Wanted, comprised of “Cowboy” James Storm and “The Wildcat” Chris Harris. AMW are on security duty as Jarrett opens his promo, talking about the legacy of his father, how he built TNA from the ground up, and how these fans should THANK him for all he has done as THEIR champion! The crowd are sour, but soon, their mood shifts.

***SLAY ME***



The crowd IMPLODE for STING! Fans are hopping up and down their seats, kids are freaking out with their Sting masks, and the energy of the building is eletric! The Stinger strolls on out through the tunnel, brandishing his bat, and stands on top of the ramp with a serious stare in his eyes. His eyes are locked on Jeff Jarrett, the man he faces at Final Resolution for the NWA Heavyweight Championship. He walks down in a stoic fashion, twirling the bat around a few times for practice, before standing at the side of the ring. A “STING” chant pops out, and he does a solid job at dressing down the entirety of Team Jarrett, before building up how at Final Resolution, The Jarrett Era comes to an end. AMW are pissed, and they exit the ring, getting ready to jump Sting. Sting points his bat at them, but Jarrett holds up a hand. He tells them to take a few steps back, and wraps up this promo saying that Jarrett has defeated everyone who stood in his way, and Sting is nothing more then just another day at the office and an easy paycheck.

***AMAZING***



The theme of Generation NEXT hits and the crowd give a small pop for Austin Aries and Roderick Strong, who run out through the tunnel and are quick to back up Sting! America's Most Wanted are looking for a fight, turning to Jeff Jarrett and asking if he's going to allow a three on three! Jarrett looks at everyone, then to Gail Kim, and simply shakes his head, rolling out of harm's way and taking a few steps back. Gail Kim joins him, and there's a stare-down between all three men.

***COMMERCIAL BREAK***

Rating - 78%

Non-Title Tag Team Match


VS.


Generation NEXT vs. America's Most Wanted (NWA Tag Team Champions)

As we comeback from commercial break, Sting, Gail Kim, and Jeff Jarrett have left the ring in preperation for tonight, as we kick off Prime Time with a non-title tag match! Both Austin Aries and James Storm are the first to start this off. They exchange some nice wrestling holds, with Aries getting the better of him with more unique manuvers, before Storm drops him with a short arm clothesline. Storm would begin to work the arm of Aries, using a lot of knee to arm offense, before tagging in Harris for a double suplex. Eventually, after a few minutes of false comeback spots, Aries is able to duck a big boot and drop Harris with an enzuguri, followed by a Pendulum Elbow, before tagging in Roderick Strong.

Roderick Strong would impress the crowd with multiple backbreakers, before delivering STIFF chops to The Wildcat. Eventually, both men would run at each other, with Roderick Strong delivering a sick kick, and Harris hitting a big boot for a double count. They would each get a hot tag, and Storm and Aries would battle it out. Eventually, Aries got the advantage, and would hit a BRAINBUSTAH~! He would go for a cover, but Chris Harris was quick to pull the ref out from the bottom rope. They would argue, but Roderick Strong came flying at him with a spear, following up with punches! With the ref distracted, James Storm would take advantage and bust Aries in the back of the head with his beer bottle! The referee would enter the ring and count the pinfall!

Winners: America's Most Wanted

Rating - 80%

Tenay would put over Aries and Strong's effort, but would damn AMW for their cheap win. They're quick to roll out of the ring as Roderick gets in to check on his partner, before fading backstage.



AJ Styles would be sitting down during a pre-recorded video package, and a career retrospective would play in between him talking. He would talk about his time as NWA World Heavyweight Champion, his time in S.E.X. (yes, because Vince Russo has to be in here SOMEWHERE!), and about how he has become one of the best thanks to the likes of men like Samoa Joe and Christopher Daniels, before leading into the assault by his oppenent for Final Resolution, Chris Jericho. He would talk about Jericho, about his iconic career, and the impact he's had on him. Styles said Jericho crossed the line trying to make an example out of him, and it's a mistake he's going to pay dearly for when AJ spoils his debut in the company in just a few days.

Rating - 87%



In the back, we'd see Christian meet up with an old enemy in Jeff Hardy. Any wrestling fan knows their historic matches elsewhere, and the two seem to be in the same boat tonight as they face common enemies in Raven and Monty Brown. Christian swears to Jeff he has his back, and while Jeff is hesitant at first, he gives him a handshake.

Rating - 70%

***COMMERICAL BREAK***

Triple Threat X-Division Showcase

vs. vs.

Alex Shelley (managed by Traci Brooks) vs. Sonjay Dutt vs. Elix Skipper

Many consider the X-Division to be the heart and soul of what makes TNA standout from most American wrestling companies, and this match helps prove that. The always cocky Alex Shelley mocks both Dutt and Elix, and both men are quick to punch him in the mouth. Elix and Dutt would have a semi-even bout of flips and grappling manuvers, but during a DDT attempt by Elix, Shelley would come up and enzuguri him in the back of the head. Dutt and Shelley would exchange holds and run the ropes, but Shelley would shoulder block him, spit a snotball into his face, and drop an elbow, before stretching him out with a sick camel clutch.

Elix would get back into the mix with a dropkick to Shelley, picking him up and going for a powerbomb, but Shelley would reverse it, flipping him up and over the top rope. Sonjay would run at him, but Shelley dodged, with Elix pulling the top rope down and having him tumble over. Elix is up and pulls open the middle rope, allowing Shelley to suicide dive through it! Elix Skipper saw an opportunity and MOONSAULTED himself on both men to take them out! He would throw Shelley and Sonjay in the ring and go to the top rope, but Sonjay would be the man to leap up and hit him a few times, clutching him in a superplex position. Shelley goes under them, grabbing Sonjay's legs and powerbombing him as he superplexs' Elix! Elix sells like hell for it, and Shelley covers him, but he kicks out! He covers Sonjay, but he kicks out too!

Shelley slaps the mat over and over, and finally goes for an all out assault. He picks up Sonjay on his shoulders and looks for Shellshock, but Elix gets behind him and dropkicks him into the corner! Sonjay is still wobbly, so Elix pushes him out of the ring and gets Shelley! PLAY OF THE DAY! BUT SHELLEY TWISTS OUT OF IT! SHELLSHOCK TO ELIX SKIPPER! He picks up the win!

Winner: Alex Shelley

Rating - 68%

Shelley looks shocked, but Traci comes in and helps him realize he just pulled off an upset. He has his hand raised, and while Elix is out of it, Sonjay is on the outside with a frown on his face, hoping he would be the one to pick up a win ahead of Final Resolution.



Backstage, we see Chris Sabin prepare himself, getting his wrist tape ready for action tonight. That is, until a very familar face appears in front of him.



The always sadistic James Mitchell appears in front of Sabin, and while the two have nothing in common, with Sabin brushing him off, James tells him he has a suprise. Sabin isn't in the mood for his games, but this game has no skippable levels, as a boss appears with giant fist to the skull of Sabin, knocking him down! As he looks up, he sees two men who may have just formed the most evil alliance in TNA history!



It's Tajiri and Abyss! They're both working under Mitchell now! Tajiri's ties with Mitchell are well documented, and both men begin to beat down on Sabin with kicks! Tajiri isn't done with Sabin after his victory over him! The beatdown ends after Abyss lifts up Sabin with one hand around his throat, and puts him down with a Chokeslam! Sabin is laid out, as Mitchell leads both men away from the locker room.

Rating - 68%



Chris Jericho would say his peace in his feud with AJ Styles. He reminds Styles that no matter how hard he fights, no matter what he pulls out of his bag of tricks, Jericho has a counter for every counter. He brings up how he was the first EVAH Undisputed Champion, and that being the champion of the two biggest companies in the world means more then Styles has done in his career. At Final Resolution, this dream match for Styles will be the stepping stone for Jericho to establish that he was The King Of The World.

Rating - 94

Tag Team Match


vs.


Raven & Monty Brown vs. Jeff Hardy & Christian

This odd-couple match up begins with Monty Brown and Jeff Hardy leading the action. The powerful Monty has a few highlights, like tossing Jeff corner to corner, hitting his knee to the gut, russian leg sweep combo, and hitting aiming for a big powerbomb, before Jeff is able to leap off of his shoulders with a sitout facebuster. Jeff tags in Christian, and the go for a double DDT, but their pushed off and eat a double clothesline. Raven stalks the action from the corner, getting a full view of Monty running the ropes and going for another clothesline, but Christian stops him in his tracks with a spear! Jeff rolls out of the ring, and Captain Charisma does some good ground work by keeping Brown on the mat with a headlock. Brown eventually gets to his feet and shoves him off, slamming him down with a one handed spinebuster before tagging in Raven. While Monty Brown's offense has been powerful, Raven works on the leg of Christian, applying a figure four leg lock! Christian looks like he's about to tap, but a SWANTON BOMB to Raven breaks the hold! Jeff gets up, but Monty Brown goes for the POUUUUUUUNCE~! Hardy uses the momentum and shoves Brown out of the ring, running the ropes and leaping onto him with a plancha! Raven is up and is wobbly, giving Christian the perfect chance to hit the UNPRETTIER! It's over! Both Raven and Brown are out of it, leaving Christian and Jeff Hardy, masters of The TLC Match, to have their hands raised!

Winners: Jeff Hardy & Christian

Rating - 72%

***COMMERCIAL BREAK***



Team 3D were up next, reminding people about their feud with 3 Live Kru, and about how they plan on mopping the floor with them. They remind them that their multiple tag champs, and that Killings should have stuck his nose out of their business. They saw potential in him as a star, now he has potential for being a crash dummy for a table.

Rating - 77

***DEEP***



To the suprise of many fans, the rip-off of "Perfect Strangers" by Deep Purple hits, and "THE FRANCHISE" Shane Douglas makes a rare appereance in the ring, where he walks in with a microphone. Douglas runs over the entire show thusfar, admiring the talent showcased by the entire TNA roster. He goes on to bring up that TNA has done it's absolute best to fine talent that is undiscovered, searching the globe for what could be the next generation of this great sport. Prime time TV is a great start, but to keep the pace rolling, next week, there'll be an open challenge. The crowd coo at the idea of an open challenge, and Shane Douglas nods in agreement. He says that TNA management has left it to one man who is experienced across the globe to take on a new free agent each week, and that if anyone can beat him, they will earn a contract with TNA. That man? IS CHRISTOPHER DANIELS! The crowd are PUMPED, as The Fallen Angel has recently taken time off, so the announcement of his return is wonderful. 

Rating - 76%

Non-Title Match

 vs. 

Jeff Jarrett (NWA World Heavyweight Champion) (/w Gail Kim) vs. Sting 

The crowd are deafening as we get underway, with Jeff Jarrett taking his time to lock up with Sting. Sting is focused, taunting Jarrett, calling him a chicken, before swinging for a punch, but the champ flops on his back and rolls out of the ring, taking his time. Gail Kim accompanies him, trying to talk him into getting into this match mentally, but Jarrett repeatedly tells her he has this covered. Sting however comes up behind him and bangs his head off of the apron, the barricade, and just for the hell of it, irish whips him into the steel steps before "WOO"ing to the crowd. Sting has control of this match early and tosses Jarrett into the ring, and begins working on hyping up the crowd. Jarrett tries to plead with him, but Sting isn't falling for it, grabbing Jarrett by the hair and biel tossing him from post to post to post, to post, to post, TO POST! Gotta love six sided rings! Jarrett is woozy and stands himself up into the corner as Sting runs for a Stinger Splash! But Jarrett moves out of the way and looks for THE STROKE~! It's too early, and Sting elbows him in the jaw, before hitting a short arm clothesline and going for a cover. Only dos. The champion is looking in bad shape here, but soon gains traction as a poke to the eyes helps him get into this match.

Jarrett uses some shifty looking Jerry "The King" Lawler punches, before putting the boots to Sting in the corner. Again and again he rams his foot into the face of Sting, causing the paint to slowly come undone. Jarrett is overly confident, strutting around, before calling up Sting and leveling him with an atomic drop. He begins to work on the leg, and after awhile, goes for The Figure Four! But Sting shoves him off with his foot and gets up, beginning a comeback! A clothesline, another one, and a big body slam! Jarrett is wild eyed and gets up, seeing Sting pull down his singlet straps and start to beat on his chest with a gladiators yell! The crowd are into it, and Sting hits some BIG punches, tossing Jarrett into the corner and hitting The Stinger Splash! Jarrett tumbles forward, and Sting is calling for it! He picks up Jarrett and has him clutched by the hair, he locks it in for the Scorpion Death Drop! HE HITS IT! 

ONE!

TWO!

GAIL KIM PULLS THE REFEREE OUT OF THE RING!

It wouldn't be a Jeff Jarrett match without shenanigans. Gail pulled the ref out of the ring, telling her Sting is cheating, but the referee blows her off and tries to get into the ring, only for Gail to turn him around and PUNCH him square in the mouth! The crowd have counted to six at this point, and Sting looks behind him with a pissed off look. Gail Kim reaches down and grabs Sting's bat, but Sting reaches over and grabs her by the hair, dragging her into the ring! She drops the bat, and Sting looks for the Scorpion Death Drop on Kim! BUT JARRETT NAILS STING IN THE BACK WITH HIS OWN BAT! Gail is dropped and she rolls out of the ring, Jarrett hits the STROKE~! She shoves the referee in, and he slowly counts the pin, Jarrett picks up the win in screwy fashion!

Winner: Jeff Jarrett

Rating - 89%

Jarrett slowly rises, and he's all smiles as the crowd boos heavily. Gail Kim enters the ring and hops around, celebrating the leader of Team Jarrett, handing him the NWA World Heavyweight Championship which he raises high over his head as he throws up a peace sign! TNA's first epiosde on prime time ends on a sad note.

...

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BUT STING CRASHES JARRETT'S GUITAR OVER HIS HEAD! The guitar explodes into pieces as Gail Kim screams in terror dropping to the mat, as Jarrett falls over. Sting looks down at Jarrett with a vengeful look, and his eyes meet with the title. He reaches down and holds it, looking at it and raising it over his head, looking on as Gail checks on Jarrett, telling the both of them that Final Resolution, the belt is his, as the crowd begin to become unglued, as TNA signs off the air.
 

[B.A.L.D.]

FINAL RESOULTION PREDICTIONS!

Here it is, Final Resolution 2006! Each question will be worth five points! Each pay-per-view, a prediction thread will be open. Whoever scores the highest will win an offical prize that will immortalized in this thread in the opening post!

Highest Point Prize
Christian Cage's ENTIRE Stash of Marshmellow Peeps



Now that that's out of the way, here is YOUR offical match card for Final Resolution! Posted made by myself.



Offical Theme Song: "Wasteland" by 10 Years

Pre-Show Singles Match
Alex Shelley vs. Sonjay Dutt

During the go-home show to Final Resolution, Alex Shelley scored a pinfall over Elix Skipper in a triple threat that also involved Sonjay Dutt. Dutt is looking to prove he can out perform Shelley in this one on one match up for bragging rights.

Tag Team Tables Match
3 Live Kru (Ron Killings & B.G. James) vs. Team 3D (Brother Ray & Brother Devon)

Team 3D have had a problem with 3 Live Kru's final two members lately, especially with James. The loudmouthed James had been a thorne in Team 3D's side, keeping them from focusing on the tag team championships. Ron Killings has been aiding James, and this annoys Team 3D even more. They see potential in Killings, and since he lost that NWA World Heavyweight Title years ago, they believe he's been reduced to playing second fiddle to a man past his prime. At Final Resolution, Team 3D promise to put both men through a table to teach them some respect.

NWA Tag Team Championships
Tag Team Match
Generation NEXT (Roderick Strong & Austin Aries) vs. America's Most Wanted (James Storm & Chris Harris)

Generation NEXT has become an overnight success story of two men banding together to try and shock the world. They face their toughest task yet as they look to seek revenge on AMW, two members of Team Jarrett. After cheating to win in the go-home show, Aries is still feeling the effects of the beer bottle, but hopes to beat Storm and take the titles home.

Singles Match
Chris Sabin vs. Abyss (/w Tajiri & James Mitchell)

Lady Luck hasn't been too sweet to "The Future" so far, as Chris Sabin has been attacked by Tajiri numerous times, and recently, we saw Tajiri join forces once again with Father James Mitchell, and this time, with "The Monster" Abyss! Sabin requested this match, hoping to show he's willing to take on anyone and beat Mitchell's challenge. Why they target Sabin is unknown, but whatever the reason is, Sabin is hoping to put an end to this saga soon.

Raven's Rules Match
Jeff Hardy vs. Raven

The issue of Jeff Hardy and Raven seems to finally have an end point, as Raven plans to exact his revenge on Hardy in Raven's Rules. Hardy, who has twice now beaten Raven, is more then ready for whatever Raven has planned for him. Will Raven finally exact vengence? Or will Jeff make it third times the charm?


X-Division Championship Match
Singles Match
Jerry Lynn vs. Samoa Joe (c)

The attitude of Samoa Joe has rubbed off the wrong way on Jerry Lynn, who hopes to win the X-Divison Championship from Joe in an upset win. Joe isn't sweating Lynn, and looks to push forward to the next big challenge. Lynn doesn't appreciate being overlooked, and looks to give it his all against Joe.

Singles Match
AJ Styles vs. Chris Jericho

Chris Jericho entering The iMPACT Zone is historic, yet Styles can't stand the idea that he may be his stepping stone. Both men have exchanged words, yet Jericho quickly established that he wasn't going to waste his first match on an episode of iMPACT, and demanded two things when he signed his contract; a match at Final Resolution for his debut, and a future championship match for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Will AJ Styles upset Y2J's historic debut, or will "The King Of The World" Prevail?

NWA World Heavyweight Championship Match
Singles Match - All members of Team Jarrett are BANNED from ringside!
Jeff Jarrett (c) vs. Sting

In a shocking announcement on TNA's website, the board of commissions have announced that Jarrett will be all alone as he faces Sting for Final Resolution! While the reaction of Jarrett is undeniably irritated, he looks to try and defeat Sting again and keep his title. Sting however looks to dethrone Jarrett, and finally end the reign of terror he built.