Her's the results for TNA's No Surrender, taken once again from PWinsider.com.

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No Surrender Pre-Game Show:

They aired a No Surrender video package. Jeremy Borash and Shane Douglas ran down the card for the PPV.

Jim Mitchell cut a promo behind a fence discussing Abyss’ challenge of Raven in tonight’s main event, putting over that there is “No Surrender.”

They aired a video feature on the NWA championship situation.

As Borash and Douglas continued to discuss the Raven-Abyss match, Cassidy Riley appeared behind them dressed like Raven, made the crucifix pose and said, “Nevermore!” Borash remarked that Riley hasn’t been the same since Raven broke his fingers.

They went to comments from Mike Tenay and Don West. As they talked about the NWA title situation, Jeff Jarrett’s music started and he came out and tried to bully Don West. Tenay said that he has a few things he’d like to get off his chest about Jarrett and demanded a mic. Tenay told him he’s not going to hijack the show because TNA has “too much at stake.”

They entered the ring and Jarrett said that two months ago, he was the NWA champion. He said that last month he was handcuffed and hauled out of the show because of TNA. He said that this month he isn’t booked on the card and two weeks ago, WWE had “Black Wednesday.” He said that 16 wrestlers in one day got their pink slip. He said that 30,40, upwards of 50 wrestlers have been fired. Jarrett said that he knows what’s going to happen. He said that TNA is going to open their doors to the wrestlers because they are the only national alternative in the business. Tenay defended TNA’s history of hiring talent. Jarrett said that for every wrestler TNA hires, the wrestlers in the back who built the company will be fired. He said that TNA would fire the wrestlers that brought them to the promised land.

Jarrett said that the person at the top of the “to be fired” list is the man who put the company on his back and brought it to where it is – him. The crowd popped. Jarrett asked them if they thought that TNA should fire Jarrett him. They popped. Jarrett said that they were the same fans who fell for the Matt Hardy storyline and that they don’t know anything about the business. He said that they have their chants but they show how little they know about the business. Jarrett asked Tenay “Is he here tonight?” Tenay questioned who he meant. Jarrett said, “Is Rhyno in the building?” The crowd began chanting, “We want Rhyno.” Tenay said he spoke to Larry Zbyszko and Rhyno would be here tonight. Jarrett said that we haven’t seen the last of him tonight. Don West said that he was speaking for all the fans across the nation and told Jarrett everyone was tired of his act and that he should leave.

They aired a video feature on AJ Styles vs. Sean Waltman featuring comments from special referee Jerry Lynn.


Jerelle Clark vs. Shocker

Mike Tenay and Don West discussed the Jarrett segment during the ring entrances. Shocker and Clark went back and forth with some counter wrestling, ending with Shocker locking in an armbar on Clark. Clark sent Shocker through the ropes with a flying headscissors. He teased going for a dive but Shocker moved off. They tired up with a test of strength, with Shocker getting the better of it. Clark ran up the ropes, coming off with a hurrancanrana. Shocker hooked Clark’s leg and pulled him off the apron to the floor. Shocker tossed him into the ring and hit a cross bodyblock off the top. Clark rolled through and garnered a pair of two counts. Shocker chopped Clark in the corner then drilled him with a shoulderblock into the corner. Shocker set him up for a superplex and connected. Shocker rolled up Clark into the “Shocker Sphere” his patented small package for the pin.

They aired a video feature on TNA X-Division champion Christopher Daniels vs. Petey Williams.

Jeremy Borash and Don West ran down the lineup and discussed that Rhyno would be on the PPV tonight.



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