Slammiversary (2006)
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| Slammiversary 2006 | ||
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| Details | ||
| Promotion | Total Nonstop Action Wrestling | |
| Date | June 18, 2006 | |
| Venue | iMPACT! Zone | |
| City | Orlando, Florida | |
| Attendance | 900 | |
| Pay-per-view chronology | ||
| Sacrifice 2006 | Slammiversary 2006 | Victory Road 2006 |
| Slammiversary chronology | ||
| Slammiversary 2005 | Slammiversary 2006 | Slammiversary 2007 |
Slammiversary 2006 was the second annual Slammiversary professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. It took place on June 18, 2006 from the iMPACT! Zone in Orlando, Florida.
Slammiversary 2006 marked the fourth anniversary of the promotion. The tagline for the event was "This is the One". In a tradition continued from Slammiversary 2005, all the referees dressed in old-school pale blue long-sleeved dress shirts, black slacks and black bowties. TNA referees usually wore short-sleeve striped shirts and black slacks. Mark "Slick" Johnson, who had as of late been dressing more casually than the other referees, wore a short-sleeved dress shirt, sneakers instead of dress shoes, and an oversized bowtie.
[edit] Results
Numbers in parentheses indicate the length of the match.
- Pre-Show match: Team Canada (Eric Young and A-1) defeated The Naturals (Andy Douglas and Chase Stevens) (2:11)
- Young pinned Douglas after a flying elbow.
- Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) defeated The James Gang (B.G. James and Kip James) in a Bingo Hall Brawl (10:19)
- Devon pinned Kip after a 3D through a table.
- Rhino defeated Team Canada (Bobby Roode and Coach D'Amore) in a Handicap match (11:00)
- Rhino pinned D'Amore after a Gore.
- Senshi defeated Sonjay Dutt, Alex Shelley, Shark Boy, Petey Williams and Jay Lethal in an Elimination match (19:29)
- Dutt pinned Shark Boy after a standing Shooting star press (10:34)
- Lethal pinned Shelley after a release dragon suplex (12:22)
- Williams pinned Lethal after a Canadian Destroyer (14:32)
- Senshi pinned Williams after a Warrior's Way (17:04)
- Senshi pinned Dutt after a Warrior's Way to become #1 contender to the TNA X Division Championship (19:29)
- This was a X Division rankings match, with a wrestlers ranking in the division based on the order they were eliminated.
- Kevin Nash (w/Alex Shelley) defeated Chris Sabin (8:20)
- Nash pinned Sabin after a Jackknife Powerbomb following interference from Shelley.
- A.J. Styles and Christopher Daniels defeated America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris and James Storm) (w/Gail Kim) to win the NWA World Tag Team Championship (17:44)
- Daniels pinned Harris after a frog splash from Styles and a Best Moonsault Ever from Daniels.
- During the match, Kim was attacked and dragged away by a mystery woman (Jaime Dauncey).
- Jim Cornette was introduced as the new face of TNA Management.
- Samoa Joe defeated Scott Steiner (13:04)
- Joe pinned Steiner after a snap scoop powerslam.
- Jeff Jarrett defeated Christian Cage (c), Abyss (w/James Mitchell), Ron Killings, and Sting in a King of the Mountain match to "win" the NWA World Heavyweight Championship (22:22)
- Killings qualified by pinning Jarrett after a missile dropkick. (3:31)
- Cage qualified by pinning Abyss with a roll-up. (5:17)
- Jarrett qualified by pinning Killings after a Stroke from the ring apron into the guard rail. (9:29)
- Abyss qualified by pinning Jarrett after a Black Hole Slam. (17:27)
- Sting qualified by pinning Jarrett after a Scorpion Death Drop. (21:13)
- Jarrett won the match after hanging up the title. After the match, however, referee Rudy Charles took the title belt away from Jarrett and gave it to Jim Cornette, leaving the status of the title unknown.
- The match ended in controversial fashion when referee Earl Hebner tipped over the ladder as Sting and Christian Cage fought over the title belt at the top of the ladder. This enabled Jeff Jarrett to retrieve the title and hang it himself for the victory.
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