Pre-Show

Authority Clash Brewing
Robert Stone declared himself the new authority figure fans didn’t ask for, taking shots at Santino Marella’s leadership. But Santino fired back with a fatherly warning—if Stone’s camp lays a finger on his daughter Arianna Grace, he’ll drop the “Director of Authority” title real quick and become “Santino the Avenger.”

Rosemary def. Xia Brookside (DQ)
What started as Rosemary trying to lure Xia to the dark side turned into a full-blown meltdown. Rosemary taunted Xia with violence, and when Xia finally snapped, she unleashed a belt-wielding beatdown that forced a disqualification. Security couldn’t hold her back, and the crowd was firmly behind Xia’s darker edge.

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Main Card Highlights

Mike Santana def. KC Navarro
Originally scheduled to face AJ Francis, Santana got a surprise opponent after Francis pulled out with “turf toe.” Navarro stepped up and held his own, dazzling with quick offense. Santana powered through and sealed the win with his Spin the Block discus lariat. Post-match, Francis attacked Santana with a crutch, and though Navarro hesitated, he ended up joining the beatdown. Respect only lasted so long.

Eddie Edwards def. Cody Deaner – Job on the Line
With his TNA career at stake, Deaner fought with heart and resilience. Even a loaded punch from Edwards wasn’t enough to put him away. Unfortunately, Alisha Edwards’ low blow opened the door for a Boston Knee Party to end Deaner’s run.

Eric Young & The Northern Armory def. Moose, Brian Myers & Johnny Dango
Post-match, the arrogant System mocked Deaner and disrespected the Canadian crowd—until Eric Young had enough. Backed by local heroes and even a mascot (shout-out to Hammer the Honey Badger), Young rallied Canada for a six-man tag. It ended with Young spiking Moose with a piledriver after some help from local politicians who disarmed Alisha Edwards. Border Brawl hype? Nailed it.

Knockouts Tag Title Match – By Elegance (c) def. Spitfire
Ash & Heather retained their belts in a No DQ mayhem-fest against Dani Luna & Jody Threat. Spitfire vowed to break up if they lost, and they might regret making that public. Interference from Maggie Lee tipped the scales, as Luna took a nasty bump missing a table. Trash cans, makeup accessories, and chaos everywhere. In the end, Elegance reigned, and Spitfire’s future is up in the air.

Xia Snaps (Again)
Backstage, Xia Brookside put the blame squarely on Rosemary for pushing her over the edge. Things are far from over between them.

Team Ali def. Rascalz, Indi Hartwell & Raj Singh
With Ace Austin out from an earlier attack, the babyfaces needed a last-minute replacement—and hometown favorite Raj Singh answered the call, even swinging first at Mustafa Ali. The match was a high-speed, multi-man frenzy. Singh had the crowd behind him until Ali pinned him off a 450 splash. Post-match, Ali lost control and choked out Singh, even shoving Tasha Steelz for trying to calm him down. Trouble in paradise?

Tessa Blanchard def. Arianna Grace
Stone banned Santino from ringside (no manager’s license!), and Tessa brutalized Arianna in a one-sided fight. Arianna rallied for a moment but ultimately fell to Magnum. Post-match, Stone rubbed it in by mocking Santino and ordering him to escort his “loser daughter” out. That didn’t sit well with Santino.

Knockouts Title Match – Masha Slamovich (c) def. Victoria Crawford
Slamovich survived a dirty fight that saw Stone interfering at every turn. Crawford (fka Alicia Fox) nearly stole the title, but Slamovich powered through a belt shot, a piledriver attempt, and a referee bump to fire off a combo of strikes and a piledriver for the win. Afterward, she called out Lei Ying Lee, but Stone interrupted to say she has to earn the shot—despite Crawford getting one out of nowhere. Hypocrisy? Absolutely.

TNA Tag Titles – Nemeth Brothers (c) def. Matt Hardy & Leon Slater
With Jeff Hardy unable to travel to Canada, Matt picked Slater as his partner, and the duo nearly pulled off a miracle. Hardy hit the Twist of Fate, Slater followed with a 450—but Ryan Nemeth yanked Hardy off the cover. The champs turned the tide and hit Danger Zone to keep the belts.

Santino’s Plan: Tag Match Challenge
Backstage, Santino plotted revenge against Stone. Arianna wants another crack at Tessa, and Santino is ready to bring the Cobra out of retirement. A mixed tag team match seems inevitable.

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Main Event: Joe Hendry & Elijah def. Trick Williams & Frankie Kazarian

This match was all about building heat for Hendry vs. Trick at NXT Battleground. Kazarian tried to hog the spotlight, but Hendry and Trick eventually collided in a preview of their title clash. In the end, a misfire from Trick accidentally wiped out Kazarian, allowing Hendry to hit Standing Ovation for the win. A tense staredown between Hendry and Trick closed the night.

TNA Under Siege – Friday, May 23, 2025 – CAA Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.

CARD

TNA Knockouts World Championship: Masha Slamovich (c) vs. Victoria Crawford

Tessa Blanchard (with Robert Stone) vs. Arianna Grace (with Santino Marella)

Eddie Edwards vs. Cody Deaner (If Deaner Wins, He’ll Receive A New TNA Contract)

TNA World Tag Team Championship: The Nemeth Brothers (Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth) (c) vs. Matt Hardy and Leon Slater

TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship -No DQ or Count Out: Ash by Elegance and Heather by Elegance (c) (with The Personal Concierge) vs. Spitfire (Dani Luna and Jody Threat) – (Spitfire will split up if they lose)

Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, The Great Hands and Tasha Steelz) vs. The Rascalz, Indie Hartwell & ?

TNA World Champion Joe Hendry and Elijah vs. Trick Williams and Frankie Kazarian

Mike Santana vs. A.J. Francis (with KC Navarro)

(Pre-Show) – Rosemary vs. Xia Brookside

Pre-show

Rhino defeated VSK. The underdog missed on a flying splash, then Rhino rallied for a belly-to-belly suplex and a Gore to win.

Full Blooded Italians defeated The Batiri. Ray Jaz and & Zack Clayton represented the FBI inside the ring with Little Guido on the outside for support. Hot tag to Clayton running roughshod. FBI finished with a neckbreaker from Clayton followed by a flying elbow drop from Jaz. Clayton picked up the pin.

The lineup was shuffled due to Alexander Hammerstone not medically cleared to compete. It appears it’s not part of a storyline. Rich Swann will wrestle Jake Something. KC Navarro stepped in for Swann’s original assignment.

It’s April 4th, 2006. We’re in Boston for the 2006 NCAA final between a school with a powerhouse reputation that you might be surprised to hear has never won a championship, and a school you might not be surprised to hear has never won a championship. The first one’s Duke, and the latter is Maryland in case I’m being too opaque. Terps have the ball, down three, with 12 seconds left. To understand just how surprising it is that Maryland is this close to winning the title, and how annoying that must be for Duke, we gotta rewind.

TNA Digital Media Championship: Laredo Kid defeated KC Navarro to retain the title. Speedy action. Navarro was on a run of offense, but he wasted time on the turnbuckles doing an Eddie Guerrero shimmy. Laredo sprang up for the Laredo Fly to win.

Under Siege

Josh Alexander & Eric Young defeated Frankie Kazarian & Steve Maclin. The story was EY rearing to go to put hands on Kaz. Young finally got his wish at the end. Maclin came in for the save, but he accidentally kicked Kazarian on friendly-fire. Alexander cleared the ring of Maclin. Young planted Kaz on a piledriver to win.

Ash by Elegance defeated Havok. Comedy match. Rosemary was ringside, so Ash’s personal concierge purified the ring with holy water to rid the evil spirits. Ash wore a garlic necklace to the ring. Havok was a dominating powerhouse, so Ash played into the spiritual antics to buy time for recovery and to strategize. In the end, the concierge distracted Havok. Ash swooped in underneath to powerbomb Havok off the turnbuckles. Rosemary drank the holy water and chased the concierge to the back. Havok regrouped for a suplex, but Ash countered for a roll-up to win. Afterward, the comedy turned to violence. Ash aggressively choked Havok with the garlic necklace, whacked a few chair shots to the back, landed a swan dive, and closed with a DDT on the ramp.

Joe Hendry defeated Zachary Wentz. Hendry’s power triumphed over the Rascal’s athleticism. When Wentz mocked Hendry’s theme song, Hendry fired up for the Standing Ovation slam to win.

Knockouts Tag Team Championship: Masha Slamovich & Alisha Edwards defeated Jody Threat & Dani Luna to win the titles. Lars Frederiksen joined commentary to support the punk rockers. When the going got tough for the heels, Alisha pulled out a kendo stick. Luna caught the cheater in the act, and that caused a distraction for Alisha to clobber Threat with the foreign object. Slamovich smashed Threat on a gutwrench powerbomb, then Alisha served a Pedigree for the win. New champs! (Full details here.)

Rich Swann defeated Jake Something. Speed versus power. Swann gouged the eye whenever Jake picked up steam. AJ Francis added cheap shots and distractions to help his homie. The referee caught Top Dolla trifling, so Deaner entered on stage to give the people a choice. Instead of throwing out the match, he could chop down the Dolla tree. The fans chose fisticuffs. Deaner charged with punches, however, it wasn’t long until Francis goozled a chokeslam onto the apron. Jake launched for a dive onto Francis. Swann did the same onto Jake. Swann hit a cutter inside the ring, then he finished with a frog splash.

Jonathan Gresham defeated Kushida. This was Gresham’s return match with his new persona. He wrestled with the same expert technical style, but the match also had elements of developing his character. Animal instinct took over at times, such as biting his opponent. Gresham had coughing fits throughout with black ink coming up. On the finish, Kushida connected on a Tanaka punch to the kisser. Gresham coughed up ink again. He gained control for an octopus submission and smeared the ink from his hand into Kushida’s mouth. Gresham pinned Kushida down to the mat for the win as the Time Splitter choked in agony. Kushida needed medical assistance in the back.

Jordynne Grace & PCO defeated Steph De Lander & Big Kon. Intergender rules, so everyone was fair game. Down the stretch, PCO goozled SDL. De Lander seduced the monster. When PCO leaned in for a kiss, she wanted nothing to do with him. Kon came back into the picture to chokeslam PCO. Grace low-blowed Kon and stacked him on her shoulders for a powerful rolling DVD. Grace held the ropes open for PCO to land a suicide dive onto Kon. The Juggernaut clobbered SDL with a powerbomb, a spinning backfist, and a half nelson driver to win.

X-Division Championship: Mustafa Ali defeated Ace Austin to retain the title. Ali was flanked by personal security. Ace rolled solo without Chris Bey in the venue. Ali focused on the spine, and that paid off when Ace collapsed under the weight of a fireman’s carry. Ali then went to work on the left shoulder. Ace did the same, and both men were in pain. Ace dug deep down the stretch to take control. As he sized up The Fold, security caused a distraction. Ace handled them and still hit his finisher. 1, 2, Ali was pulled out of the ring by his security. Ali turned the tide to win via 450 splash.

The System (Moose, Brian Myers, & Eddie Edwards) defeated House Hardy (“Broken” Matt Hardy & Speedball Mountain). Moose, Brian Myers, and Eddie Edwards with Alisha Edwards stood on one side across from Matt Hardy, Mike Bailey, and Trent Seven in the main event. The match built to the hot tag for Hardy. He put a whooping on Moose. During the climactic sequence, Hardy landed a flying leg drop onto Moose through a table outside. The finish came down to Speedball Mountain and the TNA tag champs. Trent executed a Burning Hammer on Eddie, but Alisha interfered on the pinfall for the save. Bailey chased her around the ring. Myers picked his spot to blindside Bailey with a Roster Cut lariat. Seven was all alone. Eddie seized the moment for a backpack stunner, and Myers landed a flying elbow drop for 1-2 combo. Eddie picked up the pin to win. The System were victorious to close the show.

Source: CageSideSeats

TNA Under Siege – Friday May 3, 2024 – from the Washington Ave. Armory in Albany, NY.

• “Broken” Matt Hardy & Speedball Mountain (Mike Bailey, & Trent Seven) vs. The System (Moose, Brian Myers, & Eddie Edwards w/Alisha Edwards)
• Jordynne Grace & PCO vs. Steph De Lander & Big Kon
• X-Division Championship: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Ace Austin
• Josh Alexander & Eric Young vs. Frankie Kazarian & Steve Maclin
• Jake Something vs. Alexander Hammerstone
• Knockouts Tag Team Championship: Jody Threat & Dani Luna (c) vs. Masha Slamovich & Alisha Edwards
• Jonathan Gresham vs. Kushida
• Laredo Kid vs. Rich Swann
• Joe Hendry vs. Zachary Wentz
• Havok vs. Ash by Elegance (pre-show)
• Full Blooded Italians (Little Guido, Ray Jaz, & Zack Clayton) in action (pre-show)