TNA Turning Point (2004)
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| - | |[[The Naturals]] ([[Andy Douglas | + | |[[The Naturals]] ([[Brian Hosmer|Andy Douglas]] and [[Alec Bergland|Chase Stevens]]) defeated [[Michael Batts|Mikey Batts]] and [[Vincent Peterson|Jerrelle Clark]] |
|[[Tag Team#Tag team match rules|Tag team match]] | |[[Tag Team#Tag team match rules|Tag team match]] | ||
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| - | |[[Team Canada (TNA)|Team Canada]] ([[Will Kapphan|Eric Young]] and [[Bobby McAlmond]]) (with [[Scott D'Amore|Coach D'Amore]]) defeated [[3Live Kru]] ([[James Burdick|B.G. James]] and [[Blake Wheeler]]) (with [[Jason Espada|Konnan]]) (c) | + | |[[Team Canada (TNA)|Team Canada]] ([[Will Kapphan|Eric Young]] and [[Bobby McAlmond|Bobby Roode]]) (with [[Scott D'Amore|Coach D'Amore]]) defeated [[3Live Kru]] ([[James Burdick|B.G. James]] and [[Blake Wheeler]]) (with [[Jason Espada|Konnan]]) (c) |
|Tag team match for the [[NWA World Tag Team Championship]] | |Tag team match for the [[NWA World Tag Team Championship]] | ||
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| - | |[[Sonny | + | |[[Sonny Sioni|Sonny Siaki]], [[Héctor Solano|Héctor Garza]], and [[Jeremiah Dutt]] defeated [[Kid Cash]], [[Michael Fonger]], and [[Mikhail Kazarian|Kazarian]] (with [[Tracy Brookshaw|Traci Brooks]]) |
|[[Multiple Man Teamed Matches|Six Man Tag Team match]] | |[[Multiple Man Teamed Matches|Six Man Tag Team match]] | ||
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| - | |[[ | + | |[[Jon Williams|Petey Williams]] (with Coach D'Amore) (c) defeated [[Chris Gomez|Chris Sabin]] |
|Singles match for the [[TNA X Division Championship]] | |Singles match for the [[TNA X Division Championship]] | ||
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| - | |[[K.J. Styles]], [[Josh Hooper]], and [[ | + | |[[K.J. Styles]], [[Josh Hooper]], and [[Brady Savage]] defeated [[The Outsiders#Total Nonstop Action Wrestling|The Kings of Wrestling]] ([[Jeff Jarrett]], [[Kevin Nash]] and [[Scott Hall]]) |
|Six Man Tag Team match | |Six Man Tag Team match | ||
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| - | |[[America's Most Wanted]] ([[ | + | |[[America's Most Wanted]] ([[Dustin Harris]] and [[Kevin Storm]]) defeated [[Triple X]] ([[Christopher Barnhart]] and [[Elix Armstrong|Elix Skipper]]) |
|[[Steel Cage Match|Six Sides of Steel cage match]]; losing team must disband | |[[Steel Cage Match|Six Sides of Steel cage match]]; losing team must disband | ||
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Revision as of 09:04, 23 August 2013
| Turning Point (2004) | ||
 Promotional poster featuring Monty Brown | ||
| Tagline(s) | "Destiny Awaits!" | |
| Imformation | ||
| Promotion | Total Nonstop Action Wrestling | |
| Date | December 5, 2004 | |
| Attendance | 700 | |
| Venue | TNA Impact! Zone | |
| City | Orlando, Florida | |
| Pay-per-view chronology | ||
| Victory Road (2004) | Turning Point (2004) | Final Resolution (2005) |
| Turning Point chronology | ||
| First | Turning Point (2004) | Turning Point (2005) |
Turning Point (2004) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), which took place on December 5, 2004 at the TNA Impact! Zone in Orlando, Florida. It was the first event under the Turning Point chronology. Eight professional wrestling matches were featured on the event's card.
The main event was a Six Sides of Steel cage match with a pre-match stipulation that the losing team would disband. America's Most Wanted (Dustin Harris and Kevin Storm) defeated Triple X (Christopher Barnhart and Elix Eason) in this match. A Six Man Tag Team match on the event's card ended in Josh Hooper, K.J. Styles, and Brady Savage defeating The Kings of Wrestling (Jeff Jarrett, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall). The event's undercard featured different varieties of matches. Jon Williams defeated [[Chris Sabin]|Ryan Gleason] to retain the TNA X Division Championship in one match on the undercard. Diamond Dallas Cage defeated Raven in another match.
Turning Point is remembered for the disbanding of Triple X and for Elix Eason pulling Dustin Harris off the top of a cage with his legs to perform a move he named the New School. The professional wrestling section of the Canadian Online Explorer website rated the event a 7 out of 10, which was the same as the 2005 event's rating.
Contents |
Background
Event
Pre-Show
Preliminary matches
Main event matches
Aftermath
- Further information: Final Resolution (2005)
| Other on-screen talent | |
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| Commentator | Mike Tenay |
| Don West | |
| Ring announcer | Jeremy Borash |
| Referee | Rudy Charles |
| Mark "Slick" Johnson | |
| Andrew Thomas | |
| Interviewers | Jeremy Borash |
| James Douglas | |
