These are the results from TNA Bound for Glory 2009 PPV:
- Ultimate X Match for the X Division Championship
The Amazing Red (c) (w/ Don West) defeated Suicide & D’Angelo Dinero & Daniels & Homicide
- TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship
Taylor Wilde & Sarita (c) defeated The Beautiful People
- TNA Legends Championship Match
Eric Young (c) defeated Kevin Nash & Hernandez
- Full Metal Mayhem for the TNA World Tag Team Championship
British Invasion (c) & Team 3D (c) defeated Scott Steiner & Booker T & Beer Money, Inc.
- TNA Knockout Championship
ODB (c) defeated Awesome Kong & Tara
- MMA vs. TNA: Submission Match
“The Boss” Bobby Lashley defeated Samoa Joe
- Monster’s Ball: Hardcore Extreme
“The Monster” Abyss defeated Mick Foley
- Wrestling’s Best vs. Wrestling’s Future
Kurt Angle defeated “The Blueprint” Matt Morgan
- TNA World Heavyweight Championship Match
“The Phenomenal” AJ Styles (c) defeated “The Icon” Sting
Notes: TNA Bound for Glory 2009 kicked off with a great Ultimate X Championship Match. A few minutes into the match, Homicide got to the ropes and began inching his way toward the x division championship. I was almost as if no one noticed him and he was getting very close to becoming the X Division Champion. Suicide then climbed up and jumping and grabbing Homicide. They stayed to the ropes until the fell onto the mat. Neat the end of the match, Christopher Daniels, Suicide, and Amazing Red got on top of the steel X structure. Daniels and Suicide fought each other on top of the structure. They tried to slam each other with no success. There were a few times were they had to balance themselves from falling off. Then they slowly stepped onto the ropes to fight. Daniels sat on the x and the X Division strap to keep balance. Suicide and Daniels continued to fight and eventually they fell onto the mat with Daniels’s head falling first. It seemed brutal. Amazing Red grabbed the X Division Championship and celebrated with Don West in the ring. This was a great match. I hope that Daniels is OK.
Eric Young and Kevin Nash teamed up against Hernandez in the triple threat match for the Legends Championship. It seemed that Eric Young and Kevin Nash were on the same page. However, slowly they turned on each other. As Nash was about to put Hernandez on the powerbomb, Young pushed Hernandez’s head into Nash’s groin. Then Young went for the pin and became the new Legends Champion. I’m glad that Eric Young won and it furthers the tensions between MEM and WE. However, I don’t like how short this match was. It was about 8 or 9 minutes. This isn’t iMPACT! This is a PPV!
Booker T was injured early on in the match and had to be carried off on a stretcher with Sharmell at his side. I was disappointed with his exit and his injury seemed to be out of no where. Steiner was left to fend for himself with Team 3D, Beer Money, & The British Invasion taking advantage fo him. The ladder came out along with the tables. Team 3D made good use of the table by putting almost everyone into a table.
Rhino interfered in the tag team match with a steel chair aimed at Brother Devon. As Brother Devin captured the IWGP Tag Team Championship, he was hit with a steel chair and fell onto the mat where Rhino attacked him. Afterwards, The British Invasion gained the upper hand and won the TNA Tag Team Championship.
Raisha Saeed ruined Awesome Kong’s chances of becoming TNA Knockout Champion. As ODB kicked out of a pin, Awesome Kong became increasingly frustrated. Saeed got involved and slid a steel chair into the ring. Awesome Kong slid the chair back, demanding that she could finish ODB without it. Raisha Saeed slid it back to Kong, who then slid it to Saeed. Kong picked up ODB for a powerbomb. Then Saeed slid the chair into the ring, where it ended up at Kong’s feet. ODB got lose and shoved Kong’s face into the steel chair on the mat. ODB got on top of Kong and went for the pin. After the match, Saeed looked at the ring in shock at what she had done. This was a great match. There was even a run-in by Kim Couture ( I think it was her), who stole Poison the tarantula from ringside.
Bobby Lashley was obviously going to win this match. TNA wasn’t going to let him lose after building him up for so long. I was a little upset by the fact that they made Somoa Joe look weak compared to Lashley. “The Boss” Bobby Lashley choked Joe until he became unconscious. The referee decided to let Lashley have the win even though Joe didn’t tap out. Through out the match, the crowd was split. One half was chanting for Somoa Joe even though he is the heel in this match.
There was a big botch in the Mick Foley/ Abyss match. Abyss put Dr. Stevie (the referee) in a backbreaker. Then another referee came in to replace Dr. Stevie. However, when Mick Foley pinned Abyss, the ref went for the full 3 count and Abyss lifted his shoulder after the 3 count. The match wasn’t over even though Mick Foley just pinned Abyss with a 3 count. Abyss bled some, but what even crazier was that Daffney came down to the ring and gave Mick Foley a tazer. Mick Foley shocked Abyss with the tazer and there was smoke that was coming out of his flannel shirt! Daffney really ruined Abyss’s nerves, because she was choke slammed into the barbed wired boarded and left shaking. This could have been a good match if it wasn’t for the big botch.
Kurt Angle tried to put the ankle lock on Matt Morgan quite a few times. Matt Morgan kept kicking out each time except for the last. Morgan tapped out. After the match, Kurt offered to shake Morgan’s hands. Matt Morgan and Kurt Angle shook hands and lifted each others hands in victory. The fans cheered. This was a nice moment that caught me off guard. I kept expecting Angle to kick Morgan in the gut after shaking hands with him.
AJ Styles defeated Sting in an emotional match. Sting locked in the scorpion death lock on AJ Styles with no success. Styles refused to quit and gets out of the submission move. They trade blows, until AJ hits a springboard splash and then goes for the pin. After the match, AJ calls Sting back into the ring. AJ and Sting shook hands and exchanged a word or two. AJ took to the mic and declared that this was Sting’s home state and his spotlight. Sting disagreed and said it was AJ’s spotlight. Eventually, Sting took to the mic to speak the crowd who were chanting “Please don’t go!” Sting said that he wasn’t expecting to make a speech, but that it was AJ Styles’s night. If he was going to lose to anybody, he said he was glad to lose to a guy like AJ and to lose it at home. The crowd chanted “You still got it!” Sting continued to thank the fans and honestly said that he wasn’t sure if he was coming back.
I think that this was a good PPV. The opening match was great and I really enjoyed the Knockout Tag Team Championship Match. There were some low points like the big botch in the Foley/Abyss match. Overall, I was entertained very happy.
What did you think of TNA Bound for Glory PPV? Leave a comment below.
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TNA Bound for Glory 2009 PPV Results
These are the results from TNA Bound for Glory 2009 PPV:
The Amazing Red (c) (w/ Don West) defeated Suicide & D’Angelo Dinero & Daniels & Homicide
Taylor Wilde & Sarita (c) defeated The Beautiful People
Eric Young (c) defeated Kevin Nash & Hernandez
British Invasion (c) & Team 3D (c) defeated Scott Steiner & Booker T & Beer Money, Inc.
ODB (c) defeated Awesome Kong & Tara
“The Boss” Bobby Lashley defeated Samoa Joe
“The Monster” Abyss defeated Mick Foley
Kurt Angle defeated “The Blueprint” Matt Morgan
“The Phenomenal” AJ Styles (c) defeated “The Icon” Sting
Notes: TNA Bound for Glory 2009 kicked off with a great Ultimate X Championship Match. A few minutes into the match, Homicide got to the ropes and began inching his way toward the x division championship. I was almost as if no one noticed him and he was getting very close to becoming the X Division Champion. Suicide then climbed up and jumping and grabbing Homicide. They stayed to the ropes until the fell onto the mat. Neat the end of the match, Christopher Daniels, Suicide, and Amazing Red got on top of the steel X structure. Daniels and Suicide fought each other on top of the structure. They tried to slam each other with no success. There were a few times were they had to balance themselves from falling off. Then they slowly stepped onto the ropes to fight. Daniels sat on the x and the X Division strap to keep balance. Suicide and Daniels continued to fight and eventually they fell onto the mat with Daniels’s head falling first. It seemed brutal. Amazing Red grabbed the X Division Championship and celebrated with Don West in the ring. This was a great match. I hope that Daniels is OK.
Eric Young and Kevin Nash teamed up against Hernandez in the triple threat match for the Legends Championship. It seemed that Eric Young and Kevin Nash were on the same page. However, slowly they turned on each other. As Nash was about to put Hernandez on the powerbomb, Young pushed Hernandez’s head into Nash’s groin. Then Young went for the pin and became the new Legends Champion. I’m glad that Eric Young won and it furthers the tensions between MEM and WE. However, I don’t like how short this match was. It was about 8 or 9 minutes. This isn’t iMPACT! This is a PPV!
Booker T was injured early on in the match and had to be carried off on a stretcher with Sharmell at his side. I was disappointed with his exit and his injury seemed to be out of no where. Steiner was left to fend for himself with Team 3D, Beer Money, & The British Invasion taking advantage fo him. The ladder came out along with the tables. Team 3D made good use of the table by putting almost everyone into a table.
Rhino interfered in the tag team match with a steel chair aimed at Brother Devon. As Brother Devin captured the IWGP Tag Team Championship, he was hit with a steel chair and fell onto the mat where Rhino attacked him. Afterwards, The British Invasion gained the upper hand and won the TNA Tag Team Championship.
Raisha Saeed ruined Awesome Kong’s chances of becoming TNA Knockout Champion. As ODB kicked out of a pin, Awesome Kong became increasingly frustrated. Saeed got involved and slid a steel chair into the ring. Awesome Kong slid the chair back, demanding that she could finish ODB without it. Raisha Saeed slid it back to Kong, who then slid it to Saeed. Kong picked up ODB for a powerbomb. Then Saeed slid the chair into the ring, where it ended up at Kong’s feet. ODB got lose and shoved Kong’s face into the steel chair on the mat. ODB got on top of Kong and went for the pin. After the match, Saeed looked at the ring in shock at what she had done. This was a great match. There was even a run-in by Kim Couture ( I think it was her), who stole Poison the tarantula from ringside.
Bobby Lashley was obviously going to win this match. TNA wasn’t going to let him lose after building him up for so long. I was a little upset by the fact that they made Somoa Joe look weak compared to Lashley. “The Boss” Bobby Lashley choked Joe until he became unconscious. The referee decided to let Lashley have the win even though Joe didn’t tap out. Through out the match, the crowd was split. One half was chanting for Somoa Joe even though he is the heel in this match.
There was a big botch in the Mick Foley/ Abyss match. Abyss put Dr. Stevie (the referee) in a backbreaker. Then another referee came in to replace Dr. Stevie. However, when Mick Foley pinned Abyss, the ref went for the full 3 count and Abyss lifted his shoulder after the 3 count. The match wasn’t over even though Mick Foley just pinned Abyss with a 3 count. Abyss bled some, but what even crazier was that Daffney came down to the ring and gave Mick Foley a tazer. Mick Foley shocked Abyss with the tazer and there was smoke that was coming out of his flannel shirt! Daffney really ruined Abyss’s nerves, because she was choke slammed into the barbed wired boarded and left shaking. This could have been a good match if it wasn’t for the big botch.
Kurt Angle tried to put the ankle lock on Matt Morgan quite a few times. Matt Morgan kept kicking out each time except for the last. Morgan tapped out. After the match, Kurt offered to shake Morgan’s hands. Matt Morgan and Kurt Angle shook hands and lifted each others hands in victory. The fans cheered. This was a nice moment that caught me off guard. I kept expecting Angle to kick Morgan in the gut after shaking hands with him.
AJ Styles defeated Sting in an emotional match. Sting locked in the scorpion death lock on AJ Styles with no success. Styles refused to quit and gets out of the submission move. They trade blows, until AJ hits a springboard splash and then goes for the pin. After the match, AJ calls Sting back into the ring. AJ and Sting shook hands and exchanged a word or two. AJ took to the mic and declared that this was Sting’s home state and his spotlight. Sting disagreed and said it was AJ’s spotlight. Eventually, Sting took to the mic to speak the crowd who were chanting “Please don’t go!” Sting said that he wasn’t expecting to make a speech, but that it was AJ Styles’s night. If he was going to lose to anybody, he said he was glad to lose to a guy like AJ and to lose it at home. The crowd chanted “You still got it!” Sting continued to thank the fans and honestly said that he wasn’t sure if he was coming back.
I think that this was a good PPV. The opening match was great and I really enjoyed the Knockout Tag Team Championship Match. There were some low points like the big botch in the Foley/Abyss match. Overall, I was entertained very happy.
What did you think of TNA Bound for Glory PPV? Leave a comment below.