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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: TNA TURNING POINT SEES SAVAGE RETURN AND SKIPPER STEAL THE SHOW

December 5th

On this day in history in ....

1977 - Bill Dundee & Norvell Austin defeat Dennis Condrey & Phil Hickerson in Memphis, Tennessee to win the AWA Southern Tag Team Title. On the same show, Jerry Lawler defeats Jimmy Valiant for the AWA Southern Heavyweight Title, starting his third of an eventual 33 runs with the belt.

2004 - TNA held their "Turning Point" Pay-per-view in Orlando, Florida, featuring Randy Savage's return to in-ring action, and an incredible spot by Elix Skipper, who walked along the top of a steel cage like a tight rope before giving James Storm a rana off of it during the final match of the evening.  Mike Johnson's original PPV report is below. For Buck Woodward and Mike Johnson's original columns on the event, check out Page 2 and 3!

Pre-Show Notes: Jeremy Borash and Shane Douglas were the hosts of the show.....There was no mention of the cliffhanger from the end of Impact!....They pushed the Six Sides of Steel and The six man tag as the two focal points of the PPV, followed by the WWE footage airing on the PPV. They showed a fan holding a sign saying they flew 3200 miles to attend the show.

The Naturals vs. Mikey Batts & Jerelle Clark

The Naturals worked over Mikey Batts at the start of the show. Batts took down Chse Stevens with an armdrag. Batts hit a blind tag to Clark, who hit a swinging headscissors and then a dropkick on Stevens. Andy Douglas distracted Clark, who was hit with a back suplex. Douglas hit a full nelson into a backbreaker for a near fall. He tossed Clark to the floor, where he missed the mats and hit the concrete. Stevens tossed him back in the ring and swung Clark towards a Douglas kick. Mikey Batts broke up the pinfall attempt. Batts tagged in and cleaned house on the Naturals. He backdropped Stevens and then Douglas. Batts maneuvered Douglas into a pinfall but Stevens broke it up. All four battled in the ring. They nailed Batts with the Natural Disaster and scored the pinfall.

Your winners, The Naturals!

Scott Hudson interviewed Monty Brown, who’s ribs were taped up. He said that Brown was close to becoming the NWA champion and could get a rematch if he gets past Abyss. Brown said that Jeff Jarrett’s time is coming soon and “Obsese’s” time is up. He said tonight would be survival of the fittest and he will not quit or be defeated. He said that he won’t be put through thumbtacks tonight. He promised to hit the Pounce tonight.

Jeremy Borash announced that a limo with Connecticut license plates has arrived at the building.

Jimmy Hart came out to ringside to join Jeremy Borash and Shane Douglas. Hart plugged all the names who were appearing on the PPV and said the fans will be surprised when they see who just showed up in the limo.

TNA’s Turning Point PPV opened with a video feature with the idea that Randy Savage came back to wrestling to help stop the Kings of Wrestling from destroying all the young stars of TNA who were trying to make a name for themselves. Comments from Savage, Jeff Hardy, and AJ Styles were interspersed with footage of The Kings of Wrestling dressed like Elvis, complete with wigs, mocking the TNA stars.

Mike Tenay and Don West welcomed everyone to the show and previewed tonight’s lineup.

They went outside where the limo from Conneticut was. It turned out to be a vignette where two guys playing parodies of Vince McMahon and Triple H, shown from behind and from the side without ever showing their faces, got out of the limo. McMahon got off the line, “I can’t believe you married into my family” when H spit the water into the air. H had a sledgehammer as well.

Abyss tried to give them balloons as a takeoff of the Universal Studios incident. H confronted him, but backed down and ran off.

NWA Tag Team champions 3 Live Kru vs. Team Canada

3 Live Kru was out first and BG Jammes declared that this match was for Konnan. Eric Young started out with Jammes. He kicked Jammes during a break in the corner and peppered him with punches. Jammes fought back and slammed him into the turnbuckle. Young did a knockoff of Jammes’ trademark punch combination but got caught by Jammes. Ron Killings came off the top rope with a legdrop. The Kru continued to work over Bobby Rude. Killings slammed down Rude and went to the ropes. Young tried to stop him but got kicked away. The distraction gave Rude enough time to recover and crotch Killings. Young hit a backbreaker over his knee on Killings. Team Canada drove Killings down over their knees for a two count. Rude hit a back suplex on Killings. Killings came back with a missile dropkick off the top on Young. He tried to tag out to Jammes, but Rude knocked Jammes to the floor. Team Canada went for something off the top but Killings got out of the way and tagged Jammes. He backdropped Eric Young and knocked Rude off the apron to the floor. Jammes scored a two count on Rude but Young broke up the pin. Young did the Flair flop over the ropes and climbed the top but Killings hit him with a kick and knocked him to the floor. Rude hit a spinebuster on Jammes for a two count. He measured Jammes for the reverse clothesline but Killings stopped him. Jammes held Rude for a Killings kick but Scott D’Amore interfered. BG Jammes went for the Pumphandle slam but the returning Johnny Devine broke the Canadian Flag over Jammes’ back. Bobby Rude scored the pin.

Your winners and new NWA Tag Team champions Bobby Rude & Eric Young!

Shane Douglas interviewed Dusty Rhodes. Rhodes said tonight is the most electrifying night in the history of television and wrestling. Rhodes said that tonight the Kings of Wrestling were going to get their due. He said that the fans have hit the Internet like a “crazy machine” and they have to show the footage from “Cookiegate.” Rhodes says he has the tape and if anyone in the limo wants to get some, they can come get some.

They aired a video feature on the Kid Kash vs. Sonjay Dutt six man tag team bout.

Kid Kash & Michael Shane & Kazarian vs. Sonjay Dutt & Sonny Siaki & Hector Garza

Sonjay and Kash started out nose to nose at the bell. Kash and Dutt went back and forth on the mat trying to outwrestle each other. Kash missed an enziguiri but Dutt connected. Dutt hit flying headscissors on Kash. Kash springboarded off the ropes with a sunset flip, but Dutt rolled through and dropkicked Kash. Dutt tagged out to Hector Garza. Michael Shane tagged in and worked over Garza with punches. Garza shoulderblocked him down but Shane came back and knocked him down with a right. Kazarian and Shane worked over Garza. Garza tossed Shane to the floor and tagged out to Siaki. Siaki worked over Kazarian with chops and punches. Siaki tossed Dutt into the air, where he hit a rana off the ropes on Kazarian. Shane focused his attack on Dutt’s shoulder. Kash faked a tag and continued to work over Dutt’s arm. Dutt tried to fire back despite favoring his arm but Kash clotheslined him in the corner and locked on a crossarm breaker. Michael Shane fakes a tag and locks on a breaker of his own on Dutt. Kash and Shane pulled Dutt into the corner and held him exposed by pulling his arms out, leaving him open for a Kazarian dropkick to the chest. Kash hit a running slam into the corner on Dutt, holding his bad arm in a hammerlock. Dutt started to fire back with right hands but Michael Shane cut him off. He tripped up Dutt and continued to work on the arm. Dutt finally broke free and crawled across the ring and finally tagged in Garza.

Garza cleaned house on Shane and Kazarian. Garza hit a moonsault on Kazarian but they broke it up. Siaki clotheslined everyone over the ropes to the floor. Siaki tossed Dutt over the ropes into a dive on the heels. Tracy Brooks came off the top on Garza but he ducked and she hit Kazarian with the pie in the sky. Garza hit a twisting dive off the top for the pin. Great match!

Your winners, Hector Garza & Sonny Siaki & Sonjay Dutt!

Scott Hudson interviewed Randy Savage, who said that tonight was the Turning Point for the Kings of Wrestling. He said that if they thought they were going to take over, it’s not going to be on his watch. He put over his partners and the TNA “crizew.”

Backstage, Scott Hudson interviewed X-Division champion Petey Williams. Williams said that he and Chris Sabin trained together and had the same Coach but tonight Sabin was going to learn that Williams isn’t a one move man. Scott D’Amore said that he may have trained both, but when it came time, he backed a winner because he only backs winners.

They aired a video feature on Monty Brown vs. Abyss.

Monty Brown vs. Abyss – Serengetti Survival Match

The only way to win the match is pinfall, submission, or to make your opponent land on thumbtacks.

When he came out, Monty Brown took the mic and challenged Abyss to meet him in the aisle. Abyss did and they started brawling on the floor. He tossed Abyss into the stairs. Brown and Abyss continued to brawl at ringside. Abyss whipped Brown into the ringpost. Abyss drove Brown into the ring, working over the bandaged ribs. He started unwrapping Brown’s ribs and began focusing punches and forearms on Brown’s back. Abyss put a table into the ring. He picked up the bag of tacks but Brown attacked him from behind. He hit a running clothesline on Abyss, who went down. Brown charged but was hit with a big boot to the face. Abyss went under the ring for a chair. He brought the chair down over Brown’s back as he tried to get to his feet. He put the chair over Brown and did a running sitdown splash on the chair. Brown got his shoulder up at the two count. The crowd chanted for them to use the table. Brown was choked against the ropes. Abyss tried to fishhook Brown’s mouth. The crowd began chanting, “Let’s go Monty.” Abyss went for a second sit down splash on the chair but Brown turned it sideways, so Abyss crotched himself. Brown slammed Abyss in the head with a chair. Brown scooped up Abyss and hit a running powerslam on the chair. Brown called for the Pounce but got caught with the Black Hole Slam. Brown kicked up at the last second. Brown sets up a chair in the turnbuckles and sends Abyss into the chair. He hits the Pounce, knocking Abyss out of the ring to the floor. The crowd chanted, “Get the thumbtacks.” Brown rolled him into the ring, but only got a two count when he went for the pinfall. Brown went for another Pounce, but Abyss ducked and Brown hit the table that was set up in the corner. Brown went down but kicked up at two. Abyss got the bag of tacks but Brown went under the ring and got a bag of his own. Brown dumped his tacks in the ring but was attacked byAbyss. He went for a chokeslam but Brown broke free. Brown ripped off Abyss’ shirt and they began chopping each other’s chests. Brown went for the Alpha Bomb but Abyss broke free. Abyss went for a powerbomb but Brown escaped and hit a spinebuster onto the tacks for the win. They showed a shot of Abyss’ back.

Backstage, “Vince” and “HHH” looked for the tape. Vince saw someone on the phone and fired him for not adhering to the dress code. The guy said that he didn’t work for him but Vince didn’t care. They came across a woman holding a tape, which they grabbed and destroyed with a sledgehammer. It turned out to be Best of D-Ray 3000 so they continued their search. I hope this is going somewhere.

Mike Tenay and Don West began previewing the rest of the card for the PPV and showed replays of the thumbtack bump, with Abyss taking it the back of his head and neck.

Pat Kenney & Johnny B. Badd vs. The NYC with Jacqueline as the special referee

They reviewed the history between Jacqueline and Trinity from the last PPV. Pat Kenney stated off with Swinger, who took a spinbump off a punch. Kenney backdropped Swinger. Badd and Kenney hit a double elbow on Swinger. Badd leaped into a hurrancanrana on Swinger. Glen Gilberti tagged in but Badd controlled him immediately with an armbar. Badd hit a series of Japanese style armdrags. Kenney got a near fall with a Northern Lights suplex into a bridge. Gilberti tossed Kenney to the floor. Swinger slammed him into the ringpost. He tossed Kenney back into the ring. Gilberti began stomping him. Swinger came off the ropes with a knee to the back. Kenney got choked by Swinger but kept kicking up. Swinger held Kenney, who ducked and Gilberti nailed his partner. Kenney rolled up Gilberti for a two count. He tried to suplex Gilberti but his back gave out from the ringpost shot. Gilberti dropkicked him in the back. Swinger and Kenney exchanged blows in the center of the ring. Kenney finally made the tag to Badd. Badd came off the ropes with a kneelift to Gilberti. He hit a double noggin knocker on the NYC. Gilberti charged Badd in the corner but he put his foot up. Badd came off the ropes with a double sledgehammer. Gilberti shoved Jacqueline out of the way to hit a chartbuster on Kenney. She shoved him. He piefaced her and she nailed him. Badd hit the TKO on Gilberti and Jacqueline counted the pin. Easily the weakest thing thus far on the show in terms of crowd response.

Your winners, Pat Kenney & Johnny B. Badd

Outside, the Kings of Wrestling tossed Randy Savage in a car, which drove off. The idea was that they beat him up before the cameras caught them. Mike Tenay and Don West said that Jeff Hardy and AJ Styles were now outnumbered.

They aired a video feature on Raven vs. Diamond Dallas Page.

Raven vs. Diamond Dallas Page

Erik Watts joined Mike Tenay and Don West on commentary. Page made his entrance through the fans. Page attacked Raven the second he hit the ring. Page went for a kick, but Raven caught his foot. Page spun around and caught him with a clothesline. Page choked Raven with his boot. Page did a sliding dropkick, knocking Raven off the apron to the floor. Raven and Page brawled into the crowd. Page grabbed a crutch from a “fan” on crutches and hit Raven with it. He clobbered Raven with a trash can. They ended up in one of the aisles, and Page tossed him back in the ring. Page crotched Raven in the guard rail. Page went for the Diamond Cutter but Raven held onto the ropes. Page went down and Raven tried to pin him with his feet on the ropes. Raven hit Page with the Lords of the Rings helmet. He nailed Page with it a second time. Raven got a chair. He scraped his boot over Page’s face several times then hit a running Facewash. Page tried to fight back but Raven kicked him in the gut. Raven hit the drop toehold into the chair. Page unleashed a series of rights followed by several clotheslines. He signalled for the Diamond Cutter but Raven kicked him low. Raven rolled up Page, who kicked out at two. Page rolled up Raven for a two count. Raven rebounded off the ropes with a running bulldog, but Page kicked up. Page hit a belly to belly suplex for a two count. Raven ducked a clothesline and hit a superkick. Page kicked up at two. Raven’s hooded lackies showed up at ringside. Raven hit the Raven Effect DDT for a two count. Erik Watts said that he wanted to see things ended man to man and went to the ring. He challenged the lackies. He clotheslined them both, followed by a pair of chokeslams. He hugged Page, then clotheslined him as well. He began screaming at Page and dared him to get up. He went for an uranage but Page kicked him low and hit the diamond cutter. Raven used the distraction to attack Page, but Page caught him with one as well and scored the pin.

Your winner, Diamond Dallas Page.

In a room, “Vince McMahon” complained that there wasn’t any catering and he needed protein, steak, and lobster. Tracy Brooks showed up with cookies, but Vince threw them down saying that’s how this whole mess started to begin with. “Triple H” tried to salvage the cookies but “Vince” sent him off in pursuit of Dusty Rhodes and tape.

They aired a video feature on Chris Sabin vs. Petey Williams.

TNA X-Division champion Petey Williams vs. Chris Sabin

Before the match, Mike Tenay noted that Sabin seems to have a counter for the Canadian Destroyer. Is it me or did they do something to the feed to make this match look different? I am thinking it was done to differentiate the X-Division. It’s like watching footage on a digital screen. Whatever it is, it’s giving me a headache.

They went back and forth in the ring. Williams ended up outside the ring, where Sabin hit him with a powerbomb like move on the rail. Sabin went into the crowd and dove off the wall of the pit area into ringside on Williams. Williams cut off Sabin as he entered the ring and hit a lungblower to the face. Sabin went to the floor, where Scott D’Amore choked him out. The crowd chanted for both men. Williams hooked Sabin upside down in the corner and stood on Sabin’s nether-regions. The crowd chanted back and forth for both men. Williams hit a DDT style move and scored a two count. Sabin rolled through a move attempt for a near fall, but Williams reversed for another pinfall. Williams continued to work over Sabin. Sabin was cut off with an elbow as he rebounded off the ropes. Williams seemed to be aggravated by the chants, even though half of them were for him. Williams runs Sabin into the turnbuckle and choked Sabin against the ropes. Williams kneed Sabin in the head. Sabin fired back with a chop. They began exchanging chops. Williams hit a jawbreaker and went to the top. Sabin joined him and hit a suplex off the top on Williams. They exchanged punches in the center of the ring. Sabin hit a spinning enziguiri and followed up with a running powerbomb for a two count. Williams went for a sliding kick on Sabin, who was caught on the ropes. Sabin moved and Williams went to the floor. Sabin dove to the floor. The crowd chanted “This is awesome.” Williams and Sabin went back and forth, with Williams locking in a Sharpshooter. Sabin tried to get to the ropes but Williams pulled him to the center of the ring. Sabin finally made it to the ropes, forcing the break. Sabin pulled Williams to the ropes and they battled atop the top rope. He went for the Canadian Destroyer but Sabin flipped him over. Williams went for a powerbomb but Sabin rolled through and hit a powerbomb. Sabin hit the Canadian Destroyer but Williams kicked out. Sabin went for Sabin Shock, but Scott D’Amore interfered and pulled him off. As the referee was distracted, Williams pulled out brass knucks and hit Sabin with them, scoring the pin.

The winner and still X-Division champion Petey Williams!

Team Canada all celebrated together at ringside.

A little person came to the room where “Vince McMahon” was. He introduced himself as a senior official for TNA. “McMahon” demanded to see Dusty and was told Dusty has bigger fish to fry. “McMahon” was laid out and hit with a cookie sheet as he screamed he would sue and demanded to know where his no good son-in-law was.

They aired a video feature on The Kings of Wrestling vs. Randy Savage & Jeff Hardy & AJ Styles.

The Kings of Wrestling vs. Randy Savage & Jeff Hardy & AJ Styles

The Kings of Wrestling came out with a really bad Elvis-esque takeoff for their ring music. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash were dressed like Elvis to boot. Jeff Jarrett’s guitar shot out pyro. Styles and Hardy made separate entrances. No Randy Savage so they are teasing that he’s gone.

Jeff Jarrett and AJ Styles started the match. They went back and forth on the mat. Styles hit tiltowhirl headscissors on Jarrett. Styles hit a dropkick to Jarrett’s face. Scott Hall tagged in and began working over Styles with armwringers. Styles tried to reverse but got a thumb in the eye. Styles tried to chop down Hall’s legs with kicks. He hit another dropkick to Hall and shoved him into his partners. Styles called out Kevin Nash who looked surprised as if it was a joke. Nash caught Styles with a knee to the gut and clobbered him down. He knocked Styles off his feet with one punch. He went for Snake Eyes but Styles moved out of the ring and hit a dropsault. He hit the other Kings and tagged in Hardy. Hardy legdropped Nash low. Nash whipped Hardy into the ropes, where Hall struck him from behind. Hardy hit Hall and Jarrett but turned into a Nash big boot. Jarrett began choking Hardy against the ropes. They continued to work over Hardy. Nash hit a sideslam for a two count, but Styles broke up the pin. Hall locked in an abdominal stretch, using Nash for leverage. Hall grapevines Hardy’s legs then slaps the back of Hardy’s head. Hall slaps Hardy but he flips around into a kick to the face. Styles tagged in and hit several clotheslines on Jarrett. Styles came off the ropes with a moonsault into a DDT. He went for a Styles Clash but Jarrett powered him and put him outside the ring. Styles nailed Jarrett and went for a springboard, but Nash took his feet out from under him. Styles took a nasty bump into the ropes. Hall and Nash took turns working over Styles. Nash measured Styles and punched him down but Styles kept kicking up again and again. Jarrett tagged in and knees Styles in the ribs. Jarrett went for the figure four, but Styles locked him in a small package for a near fall. Styles went for a rollup but Jarrett kicked up. Jarrett tagged into Hall and grabbed Styles’ leg to set up Hall attacking him. Hall began stomping away at Styles. Nash locked Styles in a bearhug. Styles reached over and tagged Hardy but the referee didn’t see it as he was tied up with Scott Hall. Jarrett began working over Styles, who fired back with blows of his own. Jarrett and Styles collide mid-ring while going for high cross bodyblocks. Hardy finally made the hot tag and took out Jarrett and Hall. He slingshots Nash over the ropes. Jarrett took the chance to go for the Stroke but Hardy blocked it. Hardy hit the Twist of Fate on Jarrett as Styles came off the ropes with a missile dropkick on Hall, but Nash pulled the referee out and nailed him. Styles dropkicked Nash and sent him to the ground. Hardy went to the top for the swanton, but Hall hit him with the guitar. Hardy crashed atop of Jarrett but there was no referee. Styles dove onto Hall.

Randy Savage, dressed in black and looking smaller than he has in the past, walked to the ring and tagged in. He nailed Jarrett and Hall with punches. Styles and Hardy locked sleepers on Nash and Hall. Jarrett elbowed out of Savage's sleeper, and went for a sunset flip. Savage punched Jarrett in the head, sat on him, hooking one leg, and got the pin.

Hey, um, whatever happened to that car that was barreling towards Savage at the end of Impact! on Friday?

Your winners, Randy Savage & AJ Styles & Jeff Hardy.

”Vince” was being loaded into an ambulance as “Triple H” returned. When Vince asked where he was, he said he found a gym. Vince was driven off, promising to sue.

They aired a video for Final Resolution.

Dusty Rhodes said to air the tape.

Shane Douglas, Abyss, and Tracy Brooks were walking across Universal as Shane said they were here to welcome WWE as they were here to see what real wrestling was about. BG Jammes joked about asking if Vince McMahon was around, saying he made Vince a lot of money. They blurred everyone from WWE’s employ. Jammes asked them to send out Benoit. Douglas joked that he’d like to talk to McMahon about a few things in the past. Rey Mysterio showed up and hugged Konnan, but they never said who it was, but you could guess from his height and tattoos. He threw some gang signs up. You wouldn't realize it was him unless you knew about his relationship with Konnan.

Talk about MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

Mike Tenay and Don West wondered why WWE would threaten to sue over this footage.

They aired a video feature on America’s Most Wanted vs. Triple X

Triple X vs. America’s Most Wanted in the Six Sides of Steel: Losing Team Disbands

At the bell, Chris Daniels and James Storm took turns trying to throw each other into the cage but weren’t successful. Primetime kicked Storm and went after Harris, who hit a full nelson slam. AMW tossed Daniels into the cage. Daniels was busted open. Harris dug Daniels’ head into the cage. Harris went for a suplex but Primetime hit him to save his partner. Triple X hit a double slam. Primetime slammed Daniels across Harris. Daniels and Primetime continued to work over Harris. Primetime nailed Harris with kicks to the legs, then a slingshot. James Storm tagged in and AMW went for the Death Sentence on Primetime but Daniels broke it up. Harris hit a bodyblock on Harris. Primetime hit a hotshot into the cage on Harris and handcuffed him to the cage. Daniels showed off the key and then used it to dig into the head of Storm. They picked up Storm and ran him into the cage. Primetime beat Harris in the corner. They showed a shot of Harris in the corner and he was bleeding badly as well. Primetime powered Storm over his shoulder and Daniels came off the ropes with an elbow. Storm kicked out. They played up that Daniels was wearing the key as a way to mock AMW. Daniels went to the ropes for a spear but hit Primetime, dropping the key in the process. Harris screamed at his partner to get the key and he passed it to Harris. Harris uncuffed himself and began cleaning house on Triple X. Storm unloaded like crazy on Primetime. Harris began nailing Daniels’ head into the cage again and again. Storm began picking up Daniels for suplexes, slamming him into the cage while he was upside down. Primetime hit a belly to bell suplex on Harris. Triple X did the old Rockerplex finisher but Harris kicked up. Storm threw Daniels into the cage. AMW did the old Hart Attack finisher but Primetime kicked up. Triple X tossed Harris into the cage. They hit AMW’s finisher, the Death Sentence on Harris but he kicked up. Daniels began screaming at the referee in anger. Daniels sent Primetime to the top of the cage. Storm took out Daniels, and powerbombed Primetime off the top rope. The crowd chanted, “TNA.” Primetime kicked up. Daniels hit Angel’s Wings on Harris, who kicked up. Daniels set up Storm atop the cage. Primetime walked across the cage and hit a hurrancanrana off the top of the cage. Daniels came off the top of the cage with an elbow. Daniels went back to the top but Storm went to superplex him off. Primetime tried to powerbomb him but Harris got underneath so they did a quadruplex powerbomb/suplex tower of doom spot. Mike Tenay said this is one of the greatest cage matches in the history of wrestling and he's not lying. This thing is AWESOME and worth getting the replay for. Daniels began laying in headbutts on James Storm. Daniels and Storm battled as they climbed the cage, with Daniels knocking him off. Harris tried to tackle Daniels into the cage off Primetime’s back but slipped. He caught Daniels glancingly and handcuffed him to the cage. AMW made the Triple X sign and hit their finisher, the Powerplex for the pin on Primetime. This was downright awesome and it just may have been the best match in the history of the company. Triple X must disband.

Your winners, America’s Most Wanted!

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