TNA iMPACT!

TNA iMPACT!

2004
TNA iMPACT!
TNA iMPACT!

TNA iMPACT!

6.3 | NR | en | Drama

IMPACT WRESTLING offers a unique style of wrestling that features a blend of the traditional with high flying athleticism and cutting edge action. IMPACT's roster includes the biggest names in wrestling today, and the hottest new stars in the sport.

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EP22  Impact! #1037
May. 30,2024
Impact! #1037

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EP21  Impact! #1036
May. 23,2024
Impact! #1036

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EP20  Impact! #1035
May. 16,2024
Impact! #1035

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EP19  Impact! #1034
May. 09,2024
Impact! #1034

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EP18  Impact! #1033
May. 02,2024
Impact! #1033

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EP17  Impact! #1032
Apr. 25,2024
Impact! #1032

The action emanates from the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas as the fallout from an unforgettable Rebellion begins. Nic Nemeth seeks revenge on The System as he goes one-on-one with TNA World Tag Team Champion Eddie Edwards.

EP16  Impact! #1031
Apr. 18,2024
Impact! #1031

It's the last stop on the road to Rebellion. Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards defend the TNA World Tag Team Championship against the Motor City Machine Guns.

EP15  Impact! #1030
Apr. 11,2024
Impact! #1030

Just nine nights away from Rebellion, don't miss a moment of the action from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia.

EP14  Impact! #1029
Apr. 04,2024
Impact! #1029

With Rebellion quickly approaching later this month, the action continues from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. Nic Nemeth battles Alex Shelley in a first-time-ever Generational Clash. Rising star Xia Brookside takes on Ash By Elegance. X-Division Champion Mustafa Ali collides with Rhino in an Old School Rules match. Plus, Chris Bey goes one-on-one with Frankie Kazarian.

EP13  Impact! #1028
Mar. 28,2024
Impact! #1028

The road to Rebellion continues on an all-new TNA iMPACT! from the famous 2300 Arena in Philadelphia.

EP12  Impact! #1027
Mar. 21,2024
Impact! #1027

We are on the road to Rebellion as TNA iMPACT! emanates from Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Jordynne Grace defends the Knockouts World Championship against Tasha Steelz.

EP11  Impact! #1026
Mar. 14,2024
Impact! #1026

The fallout from SACRIFICE begins as TNA iMPACT! emanates from Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Nic Nemeth joins forces with Speedball Mountain to battle their heated rivals, Steve Maclin and the Rascalz.

EP10  Impact! #1025
Mar. 07,2024
Impact! #1025

We are just one day away from SACRIFICE live on TNA+, as TNA iMPACT! emanates from New Orleans. Freshly minted X-Division Champion Mustafa Ali squares off with fast-rising prospect Kevin Knight in a non-title match.

EP9  Impact! #1024
Feb. 29,2024
Impact! #1024

TNA iMPACT! invades the Alario Center in New Orleans with all the fallout from NO SURRENDER live on TNA+.

EP8  Impact! #1023
Feb. 22,2024
Impact! #1023

This week's edition of TNA iMPACT! from Orlando, Florida is just one day away from NO SURRENDER live on TNA+, and features a 6 Man tag team showdown pitting the team of TNA World Champion Moose, Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers, collectively known as The System, against the trio of Kevin Knight, Kushida and Alex Shelley.

EP7  Impact! #1022
Feb. 15,2024
Impact! #1022

TNA iMPACT! emanates from Orlando, Florida with a colossal showdown, as TNA World Heavyweight Champion Moose goes one-on-one with Kushida with everyone banned from ringside. In a Best of 3 series match for the TNA World Tag Team Championship, ABC look to rebound against The Grizzled Young Veterans.

EP6  Impact! #1021
Feb. 08,2024
Impact! #1021

This week's edition of TNA iMPACT! from Orlando, Florida features a clash of former World Champions, as Alex Shelley goes one-on-one with The System's Eddie Edwards.

EP5  Impact! #1020
Feb. 01,2024
Impact! #1020

This week's edition of TNA iMPACT! emanates from Orlando, Florida, and features Nic Nemeth's second TNA match, as he goes one-on-one with Trey Miguel of The Rascalz. In the first match of their Best of 3 series for the TNA World Tag Team Titles, Champions ABC take on the Grizzled Young Veterans.

EP4  Impact! #1019
Jan. 25,2024
Impact! #1019

On this week's stacked edition of TNA iMPACT! from the Palms in Las Vegas, Nic Nemeth makes his in-ring debut against Zachary Wentz of The Rascalz. Plus international superstar Kazuchika Okada makes his long-awaited return to TNA, joining forces with The Motor City Machine Guns against the team of TNA World Champion Moose, Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers, collectively known as The System.

EP3  Impact! #1018
Jan. 18,2024
Impact! #1018

Hot off the heels of HARD TO KILL live on pay-per-view, we will hear from Nic Nemeth just days removed from his shocking debut, as he confronted Moose following his TNA World Championship victory over Alex Shelley. In a rematch of one of the most epic encounters from 2023, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander battles AEW star Will Ospreay.

EP2  Impact! #1017
Jan. 11,2024
Impact! #1017

A special preview of TNA Wrestling’s Hard To Kill. Just days before we invade sin city, we take a special look at the Knockouts Ultimate X match, the X-Division 3-Way Title match between Chris Sabin, KUSHIDA and Vikingo, the Knockouts World Championship bout between Trinity and Jordynne Grace, the TNA World Championship match between Alex Shelley and Moose, plus so much more!

EP1  Impact! #1016
Jan. 04,2024
Impact! #1016

TNA Wrestling presents a special edition of iMPACT! as we present some of the most iconic moments in the history of TNA Wrestling. Hall of Famers Gail Kim and Awesome Kong square off at Turning Point in 2007. “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles battles Samoa Joe and Christopher Daniels. Plus, we take you to 2002 to witness the first-ever match in TNA history, and more!

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6.3 | NR | en | Drama , Mystery , Action & Adventure | More Info
Released: 2004-06-04 | Released Producted By: Total Nonstop Action (TNA) , Impact Wrestling Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: https://tnawrestling.com/
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IMPACT WRESTLING offers a unique style of wrestling that features a blend of the traditional with high flying athleticism and cutting edge action. IMPACT's roster includes the biggest names in wrestling today, and the hottest new stars in the sport.

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JMichael22 The best episodes of TNA iMPACT! Were between 2004 and 2008 the show went down hill from 2009 to present day.
barneyclifton I watch impact wrestling every Sunday night at 9pm and i have found it to be a lot better than WWE because of the talent and the story. One thing I would like to change is; the show needs to be more explosive and showy, they need Pyrotechnics, more big screens and more lights (profile spots .etc) The show is generally very good at using the talent and i'm loving the six sided ring! It is more 'realistic' than WWE and others, as it looks like they are using a bit of MMA in the wrestling, this makes it seem kind of real sometimes, like they use all kinds of 'real life' submissions and they have MMA style striking. But the only drawbacks are the size of the shows and how they put it on.
mb_1020 TNA is freaking awesome! AJ Styles, Chris Sabin, Christian Cage, Samoa Joe, and many more. And now Kurt Angle. WWE is not nearly as cool as it used to be. Except for Raw, it's still OK but Smackdown and ECW are kinda lame. ECW is not extreme at all anymore and the ECW originals are just the whipping boys for the new comers. There might be 10 to 15 wrestlers tops in WWE that are cool but the whole TNA roster is cool. Except for Shark Boy. I hate that guy. And WWE has a horrible tag team division and TNA has the best tag team division in the world. TNA does a lot cooler moves that WWE won't do. If AJ went to WWE he couldn't do any of his moves. TNA is just all around better and Bound for Glory was better than all of the WWE PPVs I've seen all year. TNA! TNA! TNA!
CrassActionHero TNA Impact! Review: TNA arrived on the scene in 2002 as the new wrestling alternative. At first it was horrid. 50$ a month for Russo-era WCW booking and writing, TNA stunk. After showing idiot Russo the door, They got Dusty Rhodes. Dusty was not better and TNA still stunk. TNA fired Dusty and finally TNA got their asses in gear in the spring of 2005. TNA stripped TNA tyrant Jeff Jarrett of the title and actually gave others the run with the title and booking was effective. Better yet, the company was intent on pushing the youngsters and TNA was becoming a force. With Samoa Joe, The Fallen Angel, Abyss, Alex Shelly, Chris Sabin, Petey Williams, and many other wrestlers, TNA delivered some incredible PPVs in the summer and fall of 2005. That finally got TNA a TV deal. Then they gave the title back to Jarrett. TNA suddenly started to lag a little. Then they signed Christian, as a face. Not good. Christian sucks as a face. Then TNA did the worst and signed Sting. Sting has not done anything for TNA other than to put himself over. Selfish. TNA is now losing direction. With enormous talent on the roster, TNA has a lot to push. Alas, TNA a-hole Jarrett has reclaimed the title and sting is #2 around here. TNA can be a great division but, when double J has top billing, TNA is doomed. Sting isn't helping either. TNA needs to dump the dinosaurs and stick to pushing the talent. They can do it. Double J needs to get his head out of his ass first. Also the booker needs to push the future of TNA and not just his pals. Especially the ones who can't wrestle.The Last Word: TNA was awesome in the summer and fall of 2005. TNA is now falling apart. Some matches are still good though. TNA also needs to branch out to other venues other than Orlando. Also, The TNA PPVs have no design. Looks just like another Impact taping than a PPV. TNA isn't bad, just has bad booking and ego maniacal old-timers. Hope 2007 is better than now.Talent Roster, My take: Tag teams***America's Most Wanted: Excellent tag team. From the look to the name, and are very talented workers. Should be booked as faces more often. Still, a great tag team.The Naturals: Easily one of the best. Young and very experienced. The Naturals have a good look and give the tag team division something to enjoy. My pick for best of 2005.Team 3D: Washed up. Brother Ray and Devon are living in the past. Still trying to cash in at the gimmick that Paul E. and Vinne Mac. made famous. Also 3D, even at their best, matches are mediocre. 3D also gets stale fast.The James Ga..I mean the Voodoo Kin Mafia: First off, that name sucks. Second, we got two dinosaurs living in the past as well. They are not cool or fresh. The New Age Outlaws was their day. Now, It's a little sad. Also, what's with Kip's red hair??? Ick.LAX: Great heel team. Lead by Konnan, LAX are a nasty group of people. Konnan has natural heel charisma. Like Jerry Lawler to Randy Orton, he comes of really unlikeable. That's good. Homicide and Hernandez are a good team. Konnan must be really banged up. He makes a good mouthpieceSingle wrestlers***Sting: A known "icon". Sting as a stand alone wrestler was great. Everyone knows Sting. As of now, Sting should stay quiet. Having Sting say "It's Showtime!" is lame. Having Sting let his actions speak louder than his words, Cool. And let us forget about the Steve Borden crap.Rhino: Still got it. Now the war machine, Rhino has led a path of destruction. He still got the attitude and intensity, more than ever. The booking of Rhino is great. Only flaw is that Rhino held the NWA title for TWO DAYS! The ultimate transitional champ. Next reign had better be much longer.Christian: Although not as good as his previous days, Cage is still good at being a heel. He clearly is not as athletic as he used to be. He has a lame look, and has about 50% less charisma that he used to have in the WWE. The booking of Cage is much better here though. At least he isn't a joke.Abyss: One of the best in TNA. Abyss is tough. Abyss would have been an excellent fit to the original ECW. He's got a cool look and has the same gimmick as WWE wrestler Kane(back when Kane was cool looking). TNA is booking Abyss correctly and all they really should NOT do is take his mask off. Abyss will be ruined if that happens.Samoa Joe: Easily TNA's biggest success. Samoa Joe is despite his flabby appearance is TOUGH. Never has a guy this big been this MENACING. Unlike Goldberg, Samoa Joe WRESTLES his opponent to remain undefeated. From the Muscle Buster, to the rear naked choke, Joe is a wrestling machine in brutality and submission. Joe should remain undefeated for a long time. (Joe's streak is over to Kurt Angle at Genesis. So much for that.)Petey Williams: All hail the Canadian Destroyer! Petey is awesome. With a cool look and lots of experience, Petey is a perfect fit in TNA. Did I mention The Canadian DESTROYER?! Possibly the best finisher of all time. I can watch that all day.The Fallen Angel: Daniels is awesome. One of the most hardest workers in wrestling finally gets his credit where credit is due. Daniels also never gets stale and is hard to hate, even though he is an awesome heel. Daniels should get a title shot in the future.Chris Sabin: Very Talented. Lousy haircut. His finisher is okay but nothing special. Sabin is however good for the business.