TNA Against All Odds Results Coverage, Reactions and Highlights for June 14, 2024

Welcome to our live coverage of TNA Against All Odds 2024, broadcasting from the Cicero Stadium in Cicero, Chicago, Illinois. We’ll be bringing you all the action from this highly anticipated event.

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TNA Against All Odds 2024 Matches (6/14/2024):

• TNA World Championship Broken Rules Match: Moose (c) vs. “Broken” Matt Hardy
• “The Juggernaut” Jordynne Grace’s TNA Knockouts World Championship Open Challenge
• TNA World Tag Team Championship Match: The System (“The Most Professional Wrestler” Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards) vs. Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth
• TNA X-Division Championship Match (Campaign Singh and “Speedball” Mike Bailey Are Banned From Ringside): Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Trent Seven
• Tag Team Match: Mike Santana and Steve Maclin vs. The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz)
• Singles Match: Joe Hendry vs. “The Heavy Metal Rebel” Frankie Kazarian
• Tag Team Match: “The Walking Weapon” Josh Alexander and “The World Class Maniac” Eric Young vs. ABC (Ace Austin and Chris Bey)
• Singles Match: “The French Canadian Frankenstein” PCO vs. First Class’ Rich Swann
• Countdown To Against All Odds Singles Match: “The Death Machine” Sami Callihan vs. “The Octopus” Jonathan Gresham
• Countdown To Against All Odds Knockouts World Tag Team Championship Match: The System’s Alisha Edwards and Masha Slamovich (c) vs. The Hex (Allysin Kay and Marti Belle)

Countdown To TNA Against All Odds 2024 Kickoff Pre-Show (6/14/2024):

The Countdown to TNA Against All Odds 2024 Kickoff Pre-Show opens up with Tom Hannifan and Matthew Rehwoldt welcoming us. They then noted that the PPV was sold out.

We then get the entrances of the first match of the pre-show, which is a Singles Match.

Singles Match: “The Death Machine” Sami Callihan vs. “The Octopus” Jonathan Gresham

The match starts off with a brawl around ringside. Gresham then takes control and snaps Callihan’s fingers. Callihan then responds with some chops. Gresham then targets Callihan’s arm. Callihan then suplexes Gresham onto the floor. Gresham then pulls Callihan’s arm into the steel under the ring. Both men then finally enter the ring and Gresham has the upper hand. Callihan then rallies, but Gresham targets his arm again. KUSHIDA then makes his out and attacks Gresham while the referee is distracted. KUSHIDA removes some of the ink out of Gresham’s mouth and he has a vial. Callihan then hits Gresham with the Cactus Driver 97 for the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, “The Death Machine” Sami Callihan!

After the match, KUSHIDA is shown putting Gresham’s ink in a vial.

We then get a video package of TNA Knockouts World Champion Jordynne Grace’s recent appearances in NXT to set up tonight’s Open Challenge and commentary highlights Grace’s appearances.

We then get a video package on the feud between “Broken” Matt Hardy and TNA World Champion Moose.

The System is then interviewed backstage and they preview their respective title matches. Alisha Edwards then expresses her confidence as do Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers. TNA World Champion Moose then says the talking is over and he’s going to teach Matt Hardy to trust The System.

We then get the entrances of the next match of the pre-show, which is a TNA Knockouts World Championship Match.

TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship Match: The System’s Alisha Edwards and Masha Slamovich (c) vs. The Hex (Allysin Kay and Marti Belle)

The match starts off with Belle and Edwards. The Hex gains the upper hand by double-teaming Edwards. The challengers then maintain the advantage against Slamovich and they continue to gain momentum. The champions then take control and Slamovich rallies. Belle then tags in and takes control with a flurry of offense. Slamovich then breaks up the Hex Marks The Spot. Belle and Kay then hit the Hex Marks The Spot for a near fall. Edwards then hits a powerbomb. Edwards and Slamovich then hit a double-team bulldog for the win.

The winners and still the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Champions, The System’s Alisha Edwards and Masha Slamovich!

Commentary then runs down the TNA Against All Odds card and hypes up the rest of the night as the Countdown to TNA Against All Odds 2024 Kickoff Pre-Show comes to a close.

TNA Against All Odds 2024 Results (6/14/2024):

TNA Against All Odds 2024 opens up with a video package and we are welcomed to the show once again by Tom Hannifan and Matthew Rehwoldt.

We then get the entrances of the first match of the PPV, which is a Tag Team Match.

Tag Team Match: Mike Santana and Steve Maclin vs. The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz)

The match starts off with Wentz and Santana going back and forth. They are evenly matched early on and the match is a stalemate. Miguel then tags in and The Rascalz take control. Santana then rallies and tags in Maclin, who gains the upper hand. Maclin then hits Wentz with an Olympic Slam. Wentz and Miguel then take the advantage again. The Rascalz isolate Maclin and ground him. Wentz then slams Maclin’s arm into the ring post. The Rascalz then target Maclin’s injured arm. Santana then responds with a flurry of offense after he tags in. Wentz then nails Maclin with a stiff shot. Wentz and Miguel then double-team Maclin for a two count. Santana then breaks up the pin after a double stomp. Santana then tags in and takes the fight to The Rascalz. Maclin then stops Miguel from using the spray paint. Santana and Maclin then hit some tandem offense and the Spin The Block for the win.

The winners of the Tag Team Match, Mike Santana and Steve Maclin!

After the match, Santana and Maclin shake hands and hug to show each other some respect.

Matt Hardy then cuts a promo backstage, promising to make The System obsolete after tonight and become a three-time TNA World Champion. Hardy then talks about the match with Moose being a Broken Rules Match and says tonight will end in a twist of fate with him holding the TNA Championship of the world.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a Singles Match. TNA Digital Media Champion AJ Francis cuts a promo and says they are reporting live from the worst city in the United States — Chicago. Francis then tells the crowd to have no fear because he is our TNA Digital Media Champion. Francis then claims he wears a Bulls jersey despite hating Chicago because it’s a Scottie Pippen jersey and he’s the Scottie Pippen of this business. Francis then says everyone talked about Michael Jordan, but Jordan didn’t win anything until Pippen showed up.

Singles Match: “The French Canadian Frankenstein” PCO vs. First Class’ Rich Swann

The match starts off with PCO immediately going to work on Swann. PCO grounds Swann and works on his leg. PCO then hits some big shots on Swann and follows it up with a dropkick to the back of Swann’s head. AJ Francis then grabs PCO’s foot from outside the ring and that allows Swann to take over. Swann then knocks PCO out to the floor. Swann then hits a 450 splash off the ring apron onto PCO on the floor. Swann then chokes PCO on the middle rope and distracts the referee so Francis can nail PCO with a cheap shot from the floor. Swann then puts the boots to PCO and climbs up to the middle rope for another 450 splash, but PCO moves out of the way and starts to rally back. PCO then hits Swann with a DDT. PCO then puts his boots on Swann on the middle rope. PCO then hits a middle rope leg drop on Swann. PCO then goes to follow it up, but Francis gets involved once again. PCO then goes after Francis, but Francis knocks him off the apron. Francis then rolls PCO back in to Swann and Swann climbs to the top. PCO then crotches Swann in the corner. PCO then knocks Francis down and hits a dive through the ropes to take Francis out at ringside. PCO then hits the PCO-sault for the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, “The French Canadian Frankenstein” PCO!

After the match, Steph De Lander makes her way down to the ring and joins PCO. She then pulls PCO’s love letter out of her shirt and talks about how he gave it to her a few weeks ago. De Lander then says everyone has been wanting to know what her answer is. De Lander then tells PCO she made him wait long enough. De Lander then says her answer is Oui she will go out on a date with PCO.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a TNA World Tag Team Championship Match.

TNA World Tag Team Championship Match: The System (“The Most Professional Wrestler” Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards) vs. Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth

The match starts off with Ryan Nemeth and Brian Myers. Ryan Nemeth hits a flurry of offense early on to Myers and quickly tags in Nic Nemeth. Nic Nemeth then picks up where his brother left off by taking it to Myers. Edwards then tags in and Nemeth works on him until Alisha Edwards gets involved at ringside. This then leads to Dirty Dango making his way down to the ring out of nowhere and Alisha Edwards being ejected from ringside and being sent to the back. Myers then goes to work on Nic Nemeth in the ring. Nic then makes the tag to Ryan Nemeth, who hits the ring and starts to take over until Myers blasts him with a kick and tags in Edwards. Myers then hits a spear on Ryan Nemeth and Edwards hits a flurry of offense on Ryan. TNA World Champion Moose then makes his way down to the ring as Nic Nemeth tags in and hits some offense on Edwards. Nic then hits a Fame-Asser on Edwards for a two count. Nemeth then hits the Danger Zone and goes for the cover, but there was interference from ringside. Moose and Dirty Dango are then shown looking around. As the referee deals is distracted, Dirty Dango attacks Ryan Nemeth and Edwards scores the pinfall victory.

The winners and still the TNA World Tag Team Champions, The System (“The Most Professional Wrestler” Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards)!

After the match, Dirty Dango celebrates with The System.

We then head to the back, where Gia Miller talks with ABC (Ace Austin and Chris Bey) about their match against Josh Alexander and Eric Young.

We then get a video of TNA Knockouts World Champion Jordynne Grace’s ear being worked on by the doctor after she got her ear piercing ripped out at NXT Battleground.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a Singles Match. Joe Hendry gets on the mic after the “We Believe!” chants die down. Hendry says there was a tiny bit of speculation about if he would show up tonight. Hendry then says he chose to be in Chicago and in TNA. Hendry then mentions taking on a TNA legend tonight and asks if Kazarian has ever told him he looks like the Antonio Banderas of pro wrestling. Hendry then says like him he is hanging on a little too long. Hendry then says Kazarian got to ask himself if he’s really the king of TNA or just the dad from Spy Kids and the fans chant “Dad from Spy Kids!”

Singles Match: Joe Hendry vs. “The Heavy Metal Rebel” Frankie Kazarian

The match starts off with both men feeling each other out. Hendry then overpowers Kazarian and slams him. Kazarian then gains the upper hand and grounds Hendry. Hendry then counters a crossbody into a slam. Kazarian then evades the Standing Ovation. Kazarian then gets a two count with a small package. Kazarian then blasts Hendry with a clothesline. Hendry then hits Kazarian with a pop-up powerbomb. Kazarian then scores the win when gets the better of Hendry on a belly-to-back suplex as he lands on top of him.

The winner of the Singles Match, “The Heavy Metal Rebel” Frankie Kazarian!

After the match, instant replay shows that Kazarian loaded his fist with a weapon and he hit Hendry during the suplex. Kazarian then attacks Hendry and locks in the Chicken Wing. Ace Steel then makes his way down to the ring and confronts Kazarian. Kazarian then shoves Steel and nails Kazarian with a punch. Steel then stands tall.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a TNA X-Division Championship Match.

TNA X-Division Championship Match (Campaign Singh and “Speedball” Mike Bailey Are Banned From Ringside): Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Trent Seven

Before the match officially begins, Seven rolls a video footage from Mustafa Ali’s recent interview and Ali can be seen berating his security team. Ali then takes the fight to Seven right away. Both men then head to the outside and Seven goes for a chop, but Ali moves and forces Seven to chop the steps. Seven then controls the action, but Ali hits him with a DDT. Ali then dives onto Seven at ringside. Seven then hits Ali with a Dragon Suplex on the floor. Ali then gains momentum with some strikes. Seven then hits Ali with a slam. Ali then nails Seven with a neckbreaker. Seven and Ali then go back and forth. Ali then targets Seven’s leg, but gets dumped on his head. Seven then hits a sit-out powerbomb. Behind the referee’s back, Ali hits Seven below the belt and gets a two count with a lariat. Seven then slams Ali off the top rope for a two count. Ali then gets a two count with a 450 Splash. Ali then goes to get his title belt, but the referee stops him. Seven then hits Ali below the belt and hits the Burning Hammer for a two count. Ali then hits a 450 Splash onto Seven’s legs and makes him tap out to a Sharpshooter.

The winner and still the TNA X-Division Champion, Mustafa Ali!

We then head to the back, where Frankie Kazarian expresses his frustration about Ace Steel hitting him. Santino Marella then approaches Kazarian and Kazarian makes it clear that he wants payback. Marella then announces that Kazarian will face Ace Steel in a Chicago Street Fight on TNA iMPACT.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a Tag Team Match.

Tag Team Match: “The Walking Weapon” Josh Alexander and “The World Class Maniac” Eric Young vs. ABC (Ace Austin and Chris Bey)

The match starts off with Chris Bey and Eric Young and Bey gains the advantage early on. Young then responds and Austin tags in and squares off with Alexander. Both men then feel each other out. Bey then tags in and takes Alexander down with a hurricanrana. Bey then hits Alexander with a double stomp. Young then tags in and gets double teamed by ABC. ABC then isolate Young and continue to control the action. Bey and Austin then double-team Young and they maintain the advantage. Alexander then tags in and clears house. Bey and Alexander then lock claws on the other man’s family jewels while the referee isn’t looking. Both teams then keep going back and forth. Alexander and Austin then trade shots. Austin then hits Alexander with a side Russian Leg Sweep. Alexander then goes for a dive, but Austin evades it. Alexander then puts Austin in an ankle lock, but Bey breaks it up. Young then dives onto ABC. Alexander then puts Austin in an ankle lock once again. ABC then double-teams Alexander. Alexander then slams both Bey and Austin. Young then rallies, but ABC nails him with stereo kicks. Austin then blasts Alexander with a kick. Bey then nails Young with a kick of his own. Young then accidentally hits Alexander and ABC hits The Fold for the win.

The winners of the Tag Team Match, ABC (Ace Austin and Chris Bey)!

TNA Emergence is then announced for Friday, August 30th in Louisville, Kentucky. TNA Victory Road is also announced for Friday, September 13th in Cleveland, Ohio. Tickets for both shows go on-sale on Monday at TNAWrestling.com.

TNA Knockouts World Champion “The Juggernaut” Jordynne Grace then makes her way down to the ring for her open challenge. Commentary then remind us that she was getting stitches in her ear earlier tonight after her hard-fought battle at NXT Battleground 2024 against NXT Women’s Champion Roxanne Perez. WWE NXT Superstar Tatum Paxley then makes her way out to answer Grace’s open challenge.

Before the next match officially begins, Ash By Elegance’s Personal Concierge introduces her and Ash makes her way out and watches the match from the top of the ramp.

TNA Knockouts World Championship Open Challenge Match: “The Juggernaut” Jordynne Grace (c) vs. WWE NXT Superstar Tatum Paxley

The match starts off with Grace overpowering Paxley in the opening minutes. Grace then continues to control the action. Paxley then crawls under the ring and Grace gets distracted by Ash. Paxley then pulls Grace head-first into the steel under the ring. Paxley then puts Grace in a single-leg crab. Grace then slams Paxley and hits Grace Under Pressure for a two count. Paxley then evades the Juggernaut Driver, but gets hit with a back elbow. Grace then hits Paxley with a Muscle Buster for a two count. Paxley then gets a two count with a pin attempt. Paxley then hits the Lobotomy for a two count. Grace then takes control again. Paxley then puts Grace in a guillotine. Grace then hits Paxley with a Juggernaut Jackhammer for a two count. Paxley then hits Grace with a kick. Grace then fires up and hits Paxley with the Juggernaut Driver for the win.

The winner and still the TNA Knockouts World Champion, “The Juggernaut” Jordynne Grace!

After the match, Ash By Elegance attacks Grace but gets hit with a spinebuster. Grace then sends Ash to the outside. Grace then grabs Ash’s bejeweled knuckles and dumps some champagne on her. Grace then heads to the back.

We then get the entrances of the main event, which is a TNA World Championship Broken Rules Match.

TNA World Championship Broken Rules Match: Moose (c) vs. “Broken” Matt Hardy

The match starts off with Ryan Nemeth and Nic Nemeth making their way down to the ring to attack Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards. All four men then brawl to the back and Moose and Hardy start fighting. Hardy hits Moose with a clothesline. Hardy then hits Moose with a Side Effect onto the apron. Hardy then hits Moose with a Twist of Fate on the floor. Moose then blasts Hardy with a trash can lid and hits him again. Moose then hits Hardy with a chair and controls the action. Hardy then hits Moose below the belt and blasts him with a chair. The fight then spills into the crowd. Moose then rams Hardy into a wall. Hardy then counters a powerbomb. The match then returns to the ringside area. Hardy then takes control of the match. Moose then counters a Twist of Fate and slams Hardy. Moose then nails Hardy with a cookie sheet. Moose then superplexes Hardy onto some chairs. Hardy then responds with a powerbomb onto some chairs. Hardy then brings a box into the ring, but gets hit with a garbage can lid. Moose then opens the box and pulls out a New England Patriots football helmet. Moose then goes for a tackle, but Hardy sends him crashing onto a ladder. Hardy then hits Moose with a Chicago Bears helmet. Hardy then dives off a ladder and puts Moose through a table with a leg drop. Hardy then hits a Twist of Fate on Moose, but Alisha breaks up the pin by hitting Hardy with a Kendo Stick. Rebecca Hardy then comes out and takes fight to Alisha. Rebecca then tries to help Matt, but he accidentally sends her through a table with a spear. Moose then gets the win with a Spear.

The winner and still the TNA World Champion, Moose!

After the match, The System attacks “Broken” Matt Hardy. Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth then make their way down to the ring for the save, but The System overwhelm them. Joe Hendry then makes his way down to the ring for the save and brawls with Moose. The System then gang up on Hendry. Jeff Hardy then makes his return and clears house. Jeff Hardy then hits a Swanton Bomb and stands tall with Matt Hardy, Joe Hendry, Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth as the show comes to a close.