It was a Phenomenal Slammiversary

Boris Roberto Aguilar

It was a Phenomenal Slammiversary

Greetings and salutations. It was a record breaking evening in Long Island as TNA brought the 2025 edition of Slammiverary. This show was one for the ages that featured a returning AJ Styles to the company and really set the tone as we head into Bound For Glory in October. Without further ado, let’s get to the action. sssss

Pre-Show

The Elegance Brand (c) vs. The IInspiration

Ash & Heather entered with a calculated defense of their belts. The IInspiration showed aggression early, but The Elegance Brand neutralized them their cheating ways. M concealed a torch at ringside and used it on Lee , leading to a decisive “Rarified Air” finisher.

Winners: The Elegance Brand

Eric Young disrespects New York where he’s interrupted by The Home Town Man for match….

Eric Young w/ The Northern Armory (Judas Icarus & Travis Williams) vs. The Home Town Man

Young rakes the eyes, followed by a top rope elbow drop for two. Icarus and Williams are caught up with the fans at ringside as Home Town Man scores a pinfall victory over Young.

Winner: Home Town Man

Steve Maclin, Jake Something & Mance Warner vs. Real1, Zilla Fatu & Josh Bishop

Zilla Fatu and Josh Bishop! Warner avoids a top rope splash from Fatu, then makes the tag to Maclin. Real 1 is Caught in the Crosshairs. Bishop plants Something with a Chokeslam. Real1 secured the win by chokeslamming Jake Something with “Eat Defeat.” Though untelevised pre-show, the sequence was brisk and high-energy.

Winners: Real 1, Zilla Fatu & Josh Bishop

Main Show

Cedric Alexander vs. Mustafa Ali

This was one of the event’s most highly anticipated bouts—opening the broadcast. Alexander leaned into his technical style and suplex sequences; Ali responded with high-risk offense, including a satellite DDT and multiple 450 splashes. Steelz is back but Alexander takes her out with a Lumbar Check. Ali catches Alexander with another 450 to win.

Winner: Mustafa Ali

Gia Miller interviews Joe Hendryn and they chat about the night’s main event where Joe says he will walk out as champion.

DarkState vs. Matt Cardona & The System (Myers, Edwards & JDC)

DarkState moved well as a unit, but The System — led by Cardona’s ring leadership took advantage where they could. A series of tandem offense culminated in Myers, Edwards, and JDC isolating a member through the match. The System and Cardona hit a ton of team moves on Shugars but it’s not enough. Moments later, Cardona hits Radio Silence on Shugars, followed by Boston Knee Party from Edwards to win.

Winners: The System

It’s announced that Trey Miguel is unable to compete in tonight’s Four-Way Ladder match for the TNA World Tag Team Titles and Myron Reed will take his spot for The Rasccalz.

Tessa Blanchard vs. Indi Hartwell

Not the longest match, but you had to be emotionally invested. Both women traded momentum swings and moves. Hartwell emphasized striking consistency, while Blanchard went all in with her ruthlessness. Blanchard hits Magnum but Indi is up at 2.9. Hartwell scores the victory following Hurts Donut into the ropes, followed by a modified Full Nelson Slam.

Winner: Indi Hartwell

After the match, Gia Miller is about to interview Hartwell, but Blanchard attacks both of them including slapping Gia across the face and driving her face into the steel steps. This leads Director of Authority Santino Marella t to throw Blanchard out of the building.

The IInspiration are ready to even things up this Thursday on TNA iMPACT! against The Elegance Brand.

Masha Slamovich (TNA Knockouts Champion) vs. Jacy Jayne (NXT Women’s Champion)

Despite previous confrontations on NXT, this bout elevated the stakes. Slamovich attempted to isolate Jayne, turning it into a strength-based affair. Jayne reversed momentum with superkicks and rolling offense. This match saw tons things happening. Let’s summarize them. Jacy uses the Knockouts Title, moments later, Xia Brookside and Lei Ying Lee take out Fallon Henley and Jazmyn Nyx at ringside. Jayne superkicks the referee. and then Slamovich hiits her with the Snow Plow. Another referee makes it down, but Jayne pops up at 2. and this allows Jayne to hit Rolling Encore for the win and to become the new Knockouts World Champion.

Winner: AND NEW Knockouts champion – Jacy Jayne

X‑Division Championship Moose (c) vs. Leon Slater

A clash of brute power vs. agility. Moose rag‑doll’d Slater early, dominating with strikes and power moves. , Moose hits a buckle bomb but Slater immediately rebounds with a clothesline. Moose connects with the Spear but Slater kicks out at two. Slater powers up Moose for Utopia. Slater hits a Spear of his own, followed by the Swanton 450 for another near fall. Slater hits Code Red on the floor, then soars halfway across the ring with a Swanton Bomb. Slater follows up with another Swanton 450

Winner: AND NEW X-Division Champion – Leon Slater

Moose puts the X-Division Title around the waist of Leon Slater. and then,…..

AJ Styles Returns to TNA

Styles says that TNA is where AJ Styles built his name and congratulates Slater on becoming the youngest X-Division Champion of all time.

World Tag Team Titles – Four‑Way Ladder Match The Nemeths (c) vs. The Hardys vs. The Rascalz vs. First Class

Francis hits the world’s largest Moonsault from a ladder, but before FIR$T CLA$$ can grab the titles, they are pushed off of ladders through two more at ringside. The Rascalz are laid out on ladders and Jeff hits them with a pair of Swanton Bombs. We see a dangling crew ladder which Matt stops it while Jeff climbs up to grab the titles.

Winners: And NEW TNA Tag Team Champions – The Hardyz

Bully made a surprise appearance and proposed one last match between the Hardys and Team 3D at Bound For Glory on October 12.

Director of Authority Santino Marella says that Tessa Blanchard is indefinitely suspended after the attack on Gia Miller from earlier.

TNA World Championship Triple Threat Trick Williams (c) vs. Joe Hendry vs. Mike Santana

Santana and Hendry briefly tagged off offense, but Trick neutralized both with smart timing. Trick counters Spin the Block from Santana into a Trick Kick. Hendry takes out Trick with the Standing Ovation but Kazarian pulls the referee out of the ring. The referee is then forced to eject Kazarian from ringside. Santana hits Hendry with the Rolling Buck 50, followed by a cannonball in the corner. Hendry hits another Standing Ovation on Santana. It looked like Trick is injured on the outside. This match goes into overdrive as Santana hits two Spin the Blocks on on Hendry but Trick fwas just faking it and recovers. Trick runs into the ring, tosses Santana to the outside and steals the pin to retain.

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