Hammerstone Pulled From TNA Under Siege

Hammerstone’s anticipated appearance at TNA Under Siege has been shelved, prompting a flurry of adjustments to the event’s lineup.

Originally slated to clash with Jake Something, Hammerstone’s participation hit a snag as it was disclosed during the Countdown show that he has been sidelined due to medical reasons. Consequently, the spotlight now shines on Jake Something’s showdown with Rich Swann at the event, altering the course of the anticipated match.

In a ripple effect, the shift in matchups also impacted other bouts. Swann, initially set to square off against Laredo Kid, found himself facing a different opponent due to the reshuffling. Meanwhile, Laredo Kid managed to uphold his TNA Digital Media Championship against KC Navarro during the Countdown show, navigating through the turbulence caused by the alterations to the card.

Notably, Hammerstone’s recent in-ring action on the May 2 episode of TNA iMPACT! saw him triumph over Cody Deaner before engaging in a heated altercation with Jake Something. However, the specifics of Hammerstone’s medical condition remain veiled in ambiguity, leaving fans eager for updates as more information comes to light. Stay tuned to Ringside News for further developments on this unfolding storyline.

TNA Under Siege 2024 lineup:

• Moose, Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards vs. Matt Hardy, Mike Bailey & Trent Seven
• Knockouts Tag Team Championship: Jody Threat & Dani Luna(c) vs. Alisha Edwards & Masha Slamovich
• X-Division Championship: Mustafa Ali vs. Ace Austin
• Rich Swann vs. Jake Something
• Jordynne Grace & PCO vs. Steph De Lander & Kon
• Josh Alexander & Eric Young vs. Frankie Kazarian & Steve Maclin
• Jonathan Gresham vs. Kushida
• Joe Hendry vs. Zachary Wentz
• Havok vs. Ash by Elegance (pre-show)
• Full Blooded Italians (Little Guido, Ray Jaz, & Zack Clayton) in action (pre-show)

Ringside News will provide play-by-play coverage of this week’s TNA Under Siege event, so be sure to stay tuned for more updates. It promises to be a memorable show for many reasons, so we’ll have to wait and see how it will turn out.

What are your thoughts on Hammerstone’s absence from TNA Under Siege and the subsequent changes to the event’s lineup? Are you disappointed by the development, or do you think it opens up new opportunities for other wrestlers? Share your opinions in the comments below!