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Jan 12 2009

TNA Genesis pay per view results

Published by msatrang at 12:25 am under PPV Results Edit This

TNA produced their “Genesis” pay per view tonight and injuries plagued the show from the onset. This past weekend, it was announced that Christy Hemme, challenger for the Women’s Championship, injured her neck while training for the match and had to be pulled from the PPV. Her match with Women’s Champion Awesome Kong was pulled from the card and replaced with a six-woman tag match. The opening match six-man tag team elimination match, which was just announced over the weekend, was changed to a six-man elimination match with different participants. And Kevin Nash, who was to be in the six man tag team main event, had to pull out of the show due a staph infection, and his replacement wasn’t announced until bell time.

Here’s out the event ended up falling out.

Eric Young and Homicide & Hernandez of Latin American Xchange beat Sonjay Dutt, Kiyoshi & Jimmy Rave in an elimination match. Hernandez was the sole survivor.
Dutt pinned Eric Young
Rave pinned Homicide
Hernandez pinned Kiyoshi
Hernandez pinned Dutt
Hernandez pinned Rave

Alex Shelley pinned Chris Sabin to win the TNA X-Division Championship in what is already being called an early Match of the Year candidate.

Shane Sewell pinned Sheik Abdul Bashir.

Beer Money won the TNA World Tag Team Championship in a three-team match over Abyss/Matt Morgan and the defending champions Jay Lethal/Consequences Creed.

ODB, Taylor Wilde & Roxxi beat Sojourner Bolt, Rhaka Khan and Raisha Saeed when ODB pinned Saeed.

Kurt Angle pinned Jeff Jarrett in another early Match of the Year candidate.

Sting retained the TNA World Heavyweight Championship with a victory over Rhino.

In the main event, AJ Styles, Brother Devon and Mick Foley beat Booker T, Scott Steiner and Cute Kip, who was a replacement for the injured Kevin Nash.

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