5/29 TNA iMPACT Results – The “Cross the Line” intro video and theme song plays to get things started as always. The camera shot settles on Tom Hannifan and Matthew Rehwoldt at the commentary desk.
They give a somber introduction to the show while addressing the TNA World Championship being won by a non-TNA star at WWE NXT Battleground.
TNA Tag-Team Title No. 1 Contender Four-Way
First Class (AJ Francis & KC Navarro) vs. Aztec Warriors (Laredo & Octagon Jr.) vs. The System (Eddie Edwards & Brian Myers) vs. The Rascalz (Trey Miguel & Zachary Wentz)
The theme for The Rascalz hits and out comes Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz for the high stakes opening contest, where the winning team will earn the next title shot at TNA World Tag-Team Champions The Nemeths (Nic and Ryan Nemeth) at TNA Against All Odds.
After they settle in the ring, the First Class entrance tune plays and out comes AJ Francis and KC Navarro to a ton of heat. They make their way to the squared circle, and then “earlier today” footage is shown of The System attacking Octagon Jr. backstage.
Hannifan and Rehwoldt announce that due to the attack, Octagon Jr. is not cleared to compete. Laredo has opted to go it alone regardless. Out comes one-half of The Aztec Warriors to bravely attempt this one by himself. The System duo of Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards also come out.
The bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. Miguel and Laredo are the first two legal men. They battle back-and-forth, and then AJ Francis tags himself in, putting Laredo back on the apron. Francis levels Miguel and tags in Navarro.
Navarro quickly finds himself on the defensive, as Miguel and Wentz hit some double-team kicks on the First Class member. Laredo ends up back in the ring and he gets a measure of revenge on The System, blasting them with kicks.
Laredo heads to the top-rope, but is distracted by Alisha Edwards. The referee catches her and ejects her from ringside. Laredo hits a flipping splash to take out The System on the floor at ringside. Francis and Navarro are thrown to the floor. The Rascalz hit a dive to knock them down.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the TNA Tag-Team Title No. 1 Contender Four-Way continues. When the show returns, The System are dominating Laredo. Francis tags in and continues the beatdown on Laredo.
As the action continues, Francis and Navarro appear to be in a big disagreement, when they all of a sudden try to do the “Finger Poke of Doom” to steal the win. This brings in all four teams to beat them down. When the smoke clears, The Rascalz pick up the win to earn the shot at The Nemeths at TNA Against All Odds.
Backstage, The Nemeths are shown watching on a monitor. They are interviewed on the spot about The Rascalz being their next title challengers. They appear fine with it. The show heads to another commercial break. The show returns to Francis and Navarro arguing backstage, when Mike Santana attacks them.
Match Result: The Rascalz defeated The System, First Class & Aztec Warriors to earn TNA Tag-Team Title shot at TNA Against All Odds
A Closer Look At Harley Hudson & Myra Grace
Hannifan and Rehwoldt are shown on-camera at the commentary desk. They bring up the new signees to the TNA Knockouts division, Harley Hudson and Myra Grace.
They mention how fans can log on to the TNA YouTube channel to watch their match on TNA Xplosion. They then introduce a special extended video package giving fans a closer look at the newcomers to the scene in TNA Wrestling.
The two talk, at times emotionally, about their past, as photos from their past are shown, and in some cases, footage. Hudson and Grace vow to make a splash now that they are here in what they call the best women’s division in the world.
As they finish, the personal concierge for Ash & Heather & M By Elegance, George Iceman, rushes in and freaks out looking for TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella. That gives this segment an abrupt ending.
Raj Singh vs. Mustafa Ali
Back inside the Impact Zone, Brampton, Ontario, Canada’s own Raj Singh makes his way out to the ring for his second appearance since returning to TNA at the TNA Under Siege special event, where he filled in for injured Ace Austin.
After he settles in the ring, the grandiose theme for his opposition hits, and out comes Mustafa Ali accompanied by Tasha Steelz and The Great Hands. The bell sounds and Ali rushes across the ring and blasts Singh with a big kick.
Ali proceeds to beat down Singh with ease for another minute or two, with Steelz even getting involved at ringside, leading to Ali hitting his top-rope 450 splash for the easy pinfall victory. He never even took his shirt off, nor broke a sweat.
Once the match wraps up, Ali and The Great Hands continue to beat down Singh. Ali, once again, snaps and gets physical with Steelz. The Great Hands stop and look at him as he continues to show his more intense, psychotic side.
Match Result: Mustafa Ali defeated Raj Singh
Santino Marella & Arianna Grace Will Team Up Tonight
The show shifts gears and heads backstage, where we see a bummed out Arianna Grace talking to her father, TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella, about losing to Tessa Blanchard at TNA Under Siege. Santino tells her how proud he was of her even still.
Arianna surprises Santino with the news that the two will be teaming up together for a match tonight. It will be the first-ever father-daughter team of Santino and Arianna taking on the team of Robert “Sherriff” Stone and Victoria Crawford.
The “TNA Injury Report” then airs, with updates on Octagon Jr. following his attack at the hands of The System earlier today. Once this wraps up, the show heads to another commercial break.
Ash By Elegance vs. Lei Ying Lee
The show returns from the break to George Iceman making his way out with a microphone in his hand. He takes a shot at the local NHL team and then introduces Ash By Elegance. Out she comes for singles action in the next bout of the evening.
After she settles in the ring and proudly shows off her TNA Knockouts Tag-Team Championship belt in a pose on the ropes in the corner, her music dies down. The entrance theme for her opponent hits and out comes Lei Ying Lee.
Elegance takes the early offensive lead, taking it to Lee as the commentators remind the viewing audience that Masha Slamovich offered a title opportunity to Lee, but Lee was told she must win a match on Impact first. This is that match.
After some more back-and-forth action, things culminate with Lee no-selling as Ash lets out a crazy-person scream. Lee then beats her at her own game, letting out a war scream of her own before finishing her off with Thunderstruck.
Once the match wraps up, as Lei Ying Lee is celebrating her victory, her music is cut off by the familiar sounds of Masha Slamovich’s entrance tune. Out comes the TNA Knockouts Champion who tells Lee, “I’ll see you at TNA Against All Odds.” The show heads to another break.
Match Result: Lei Ying Lee defeated Ash By Elegance
Trick Williams Addresses TNA World Championship & Mike Santana
The show returns to footage of Mike Santana’s match against Tavion Heights at WWE NXT this past Tuesday night, and his follow-up face-to-face segment with new TNA World Champion Trick Williams later in the show.
Hannifan and Rehwoldt promote Mike Santana vs. Trick Williams for next week’s WWE NXT show. Trick Williams is then shown in a special video promo segment. He talks directly into camera about not being in Brampton for a reason.
He says he demands a first class airplane ticket and a five star hotel, but TNA only wanted to offer coach. He then warns Mike Santana to not get in his face again or he’ll take him out. He taunts Joe Hendry for taking his fans and his brand. “Let’s talk about it!”
Mance Warner (w/ Steph De Lander) vs. Bryce Hansen
Back live inside the Impact Zone, on commentary we hear Hannifan and Rehwoldt with their sad, somber voices still on. Hannifan says “bullsh*t” twice when referencing a WWE contracted talent holding the TNA World Championship. He also calls Trick a “whiny little b*tch.” Yikes!
The theme for Mance Warner hits and out he comes with Steph De Lander to continue the Mance De Lander Era. Already in the ring is his opponent, Bryce Hansen. The bell sounds, and about two minutes later it sounds again, with Warner winning a squash match with ease.
De Lander gets on the microphone after the match and touts the continuation of the Mance De Lander Era. She sends a message to Steve Maclin and Matt Cardona ahead of their TNA International Championship showdown tonight. She says “The Southern Psycho” is taking the title from whoever wins.
Match Result: Mance Warner defeated Bryce Hansen
Rosemary Gloats About Xia Brookside
Footage is shown of Xia Brookside finally snapping at turning dark at the TNA Under Siege special event, whipping everyone in sight with a belt. After the video wraps up, Rosemary is shown in her usual location laughing in sinister fashion.
She gloats about giving Xia the push to turn to the dark side. She says there is only one final step. She asks Xia if she’s ready to fully embrace the darkness. Monster’s Ball next week, she says. After that wraps up, the show shifts gears and heads into another commercial break.
Santino Marella & Arianna Grace vs. Robert Stone & Victoria Crawford
The theme for Santino Marella hits when the show returns, and out power-walking to the ring together are the first-ever father-daughter duo of the aforementioned TNA Director of Authority and Arianna Grace. They settle inside the ring and their music dies down.
Robert Stone’s entrance tune hits next and out comes “Sherriff Stone” accompanied by Tessa Blanchard and Victoria Crawford. He confirms that Crawford, not Blanchard, will be his partner tonight. Alisha Edwards also comes out.
Stone says he doesn’t trust special guest referee Jimmy Korderas, so Alisha will be a special enforcer in case anything fishy happens. He also announces that the match cannot go over ten minutes in length, and that Santino’s “Cobra” is banned. If he uses it, Stone gets his job.
The bell sounds to get things started. Santino and Stone kick things off for their respective teams. Fans loudly chant “San-tin-o! San-tin-o!” as the two circle each other. Stone immediately tags out. Crawford comes in. Santino tags in Arianna.
Within the first minute of the action, Blanchard tries grabbing Arianna from ringside. Korderas catches it and ejects her from ringside. Fans love it. Arianna gets in some good offense and tags Santino. The crowd roars. Santino hits some trademark spots.
He does the split and the goofy power-walking around the ring. He tags in Arianna, who hits a cross-body on Crawford for a close two-count. Stone yanked Korderas out to the floor before he could count three.
He bumps Korderas, as Crawford hits her Axe Kick on Arianna in the ring. Alisha rolls in to make the count. Stone yanks Crawford off and covers Arianna himself for the win, and then over-celebrates.
Match Result: Robert Stone & Victoria Crawford defeated Santino Marella & Arianna Grace
The System Confronts The Northern Armory
Backstage, Eric Young and The Northern Armory are talking, when they are confronted by Moose and The System. The TNA X-Division Champion brings up their impromptu match at TNA Under Siege, and tells Young to make a match for next week and he’ll beat him in his home country.
The System walks off. Young has a weird, smile-filled reaction as he looks directly down the barrel of the camera. The show heads to another commercial break on that note.
Harley Hudson & Myra Grace Spoil Elegance Brand Reveal
The show returns inside the Impact Zone, where George Iceman comes out and talks about how special of an occasion this is. He says due to her tough match earlier tonight, Ash By Elegance can’t be here for this “Elegance Brand Reveal.”
The crowd actually cheers that bit of news. He then goes on to reveal the brand new repackaged M By Elegance, formerly known as Maggie Lee. She comes out dolled up like the other Elegance duo, and her praises are sung by the personal concierge.
Harley Hudson and Myra Grace end up coming out and crashing the party just as the Elegance brand was about to share a celebratory toast. They bring up Iceman interrupting them earlier in the show. They say they know they need to make an impact. They throw the drink in the Elegance brands faces.
TNA International Championship
Steve Maclin (c) vs. Matt Cardona
It’s main event time! But first, when the show returns, Hannifan and Rehwoldt run down the lineup for next week’s episode of TNA Impact (see below).
Additionally, Joe Hendry vs. Frankie Kazarian and Elijah vs. the winner of Tuesday’s NXT showdown between Trick Williams and Mike Santana for the TNA World Championship was announced for TNA Against All Odds 2025.
The theme for “Alwayz Ready” himself hits, and out comes Matt Cardona for his big championship opportunity in the main event of the evening. He settles inside the squared circle and his music dies down. Steve Maclin’s entrance tune hits.
Before Maclin comes out, however, we see him backstage with his title over his shoulder, when Tommy Dreamer approaches him and fires him up with a pre-match pep-talk. “Bulletproof” makes his way through the curtain and heads to the ring.
The bell sounds and the main event title tilt is officially off-and-running. Maclin and Cardona collide and trade shots. Maclin gets the better of things. He brings the action out to the floor. Maclin launches Cardona overhead. Cardona crashes on the entrance ramp.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues with defending champion Maclin in a commanding offensive lead. The show returns to Cardona now in a very dominant offensive lead.
Cardona is focusing his attack on the neck and back-of-the-head of Maclin, with the commentators constantly reminding the viewing audience that Maclin suffered a fractured skull in his Dog Collar match.
Cardona lands several neckbreakers and then running punts to a lifeless Maclin slumped down in the corner of the ring. Cardona starts to fight back, but is slowed down by a low blow from Cardona. Cardona hits the Un-Pretty-Her, for a close two-count.
Cardona, already upset that he only got two, now endures a loud “Chelsea’s Better!” chant, with the crowd acknowledging that he just tried using his wife Chelsea Green’s finisher for the win. Cardona hits Radio Silence on Maclin out of nowhere, but only gets a two-count.
As the action continues, we see Maclin start to fire up for another offensive comeback. This time it only takes one or two moves before he has Cardona primed and in position for his KIA finisher. He hits it and covers him for the win. With the win, Maclin retains his TNA International Championship.
Match Result: Steve Maclin defeated Matt Cardona to retain the TNA International title
Mike Santana Delivers Show-Closing Promise
The show cuts off and footage of Trick Williams at TNA Under Siege is shown, but then it quickly stops. The show returns to the end of the Maclin vs. Cardona main event. We see Maclin hit the KIA for the win again.
After that, the show shifts gears and heads backstage for the originally intended outro, as Mike Santana is shown walking the halls. He vows to live up to his word and win back the TNA World Championship for TNA when he meets Trick Williams next week on WWE NXT. That’s how this week’s show wraps up.
Next Week On TNA iMPACT (6/5/2025)
* We will hear from Joe Hendry
* Heather & M By Elegance vs. Harley Hudson & Myra Grace
* Xia Brookside vs. Rosemary (Monster’s Ball)
* Eric Young vs. Moose (TNA X-Division Title)
* The Nemeths & Frankie Kazarian vs. Matt Hardy, Leon Slater & Mike Santana
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5/29 TNA iMPACT Results
