TNA Wrestling 12/19/24 – 19th December 2024

Added by Pro Wrestlers on December 19, 2024

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TNA Wrestling 12/19/24 – 19th December 2024 Full Show HD

TNA Wrestling returned to Atlanta, Georgia, on 19 December 2024, for a packed card that had fans booking from start to finish. This event featured heated rivalries, amazing moves, and indelible memories. Let us now get down to those breathless matches that made it a must-see event-the action devoured rivalries and jaw-dropping moves: unforgettable moments.

Jake Something vs. Laredo Kid: A High-Flying Opener

The night opened with Jake Something clashing against Laredo Kid in a match that mixed power and aerial artistry.

Laredo Kid dazzled the crowd with a springboard corkscrew dive, keeping Jake Something on the defensive. However, Jake’s strength took over when he delivered a thunderous powerbomb. The back-and-forth action reached its peak as Laredo Kid attempted a 450 Splash, but Jake countered with his devastating Black Hole Slam to secure the win.

The Rascalz vs. The Good Hands: Tag Team Showdown

The Rascalz, Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz, battled The Good Hands, Jason Hotch and John Skyler, in a fast-paced tag team contest. Miguel set the tone early with a flying enzuigiri on Hotch. Wentz followed with a top-rope corkscrew moonsault, electrifying the audience. Skyler and Hotch tried to regain control with a double suplex on Miguel, but Wentz broke the pin with a dropkick. The Rascalz sealed the victory with their signature Hot Fire Flame.

Ryan Nemeth vs. Rhino: A Controversial Finish

Ryan Nemeth faced Rhino in a physical singles match, which ended in controversy. Rhino dominated early with his brute force, hitting Nemeth with a belly-to-belly suplex. Nemeth countered with a DDT, nearly pinning Rhino. The match ended abruptly when Nemeth brought a chair into the ring. Rhino retaliated with a Gore, causing a disqualification for using the weapon.

Ace Austin and KUSHIDA: An Exhibit of Pure Technical Wrestling

Ace Austin and KUSHIDA have proved their worth in wrestling magic by performing brilliantly well during this clinic with only technical and agility. The Japanese had previously stripped away the American opponent’s arm with a hammerlock suplex, hoping to get him into position for his Hoverboard Lock.Austin countered with a high-impact springboard kick, stunning KUSHIDA. The match reached its climax when Austin reversed KUSHIDA’s armbar into The Fold finisher, earning him the victory.

Six-Man Tag Team Match: Eric Young, Jonathan Gresham & Steve Maclin vs. The System

Eric Young, Jonathan Gresham, and Steve Maclin faced The System, led by Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards, and JDC. Young’s chaotic energy overwhelmed Myers early with a neckbreaker. Gresham showed technical brilliance, outwrestling Edwards with an Octopus Hold. Maclin added power with a devastating Death Valley Driver on JDC. The match ended when Young hit a piledriver on Myers, securing the win for his team.

Lei Ying Lee vs. Savannah Evans: A Hard-Hitting Contest

Lei Ying Lee and Savannah Evans went head-to-head in a match filled with strikes and power moves. Lee impressed with a spinning back kick that floored Evans. However, Evans responded with a Samoan Drop, showcasing her dominance. Lee capitalized on Evans’ missed corner splash, hitting a running knee strike to claim the victory.

Gauntlet Match: Mike Santana vs. The Northern Armory

Mike Santana faced a daunting challenge against Josh Alexander, Judas Icarus, and Travis Williams in a gauntlet match. Santana eliminated Williams first with a rolling cutter. Alexander brought intensity with a German suplex, but Santana countered with a DDT. Judas Icarus capitalized on Santana’s fatigue, hitting a top-rope splash for the final pinfall, claiming victory for The Northern Armory.

Moose vs. Andrew Everett: Non-Title Brilliance

Moose and Andrew Everett delivered an exciting non-title match filled with power and agility. Everett’s high-flying ability shone through with a shooting star press. Moose countered with a thunderous spear, nearly decapitating Everett. The match ended when Moose executed his Lights Out finisher, proving why he remains dominant in TNA Wrestling.

Joe Hendry & Rhino vs. Nic Nemeth & Ryan Nemeth

Joe Hendry and Rhino teamed up against Nic and Ryan Nemeth in a thrilling tag team match. Rhino started strong, overpowering Ryan with a spinebuster. Nic Nemeth turned the tide with a dropkick on Hendry. The duo’s teamwork faltered when Hendry caught Nic with a standing ovation slam. Rhino finished the match with a Gore, earning their team a decisive victory.

Leon Slater vs. Trent Seven: A Clash of Generations

Leon Slater and Trent Seven delivered a match that blended youth and experience. Seven’s technical chops controlled the early action. Slater showcased his speed, landing a standing shooting star press. The crowd erupted as Slater executed his 450 Splash for the victory, signaling the rise of a new star.

Eight-Man Tag Match: Women’s Division Chaos

Jordynne Grace, Masha Slamovich, Dani Luna, and Jody Threat faced Ash and Heather By Elegance, Rosemary, and Tasha Steelz in an explosive match. Grace’s power dominated early, slamming Heather with a spinebuster. Slamovich added aggression with a spinning backfist on Steelz. The match turned when Rosemary misted Luna, allowing Steelz to roll her up for the win.

Eric Young & Steve Maclin vs. First Class

Eric Young and Steve Maclin faced AJ Francis and KC Navarro in a hard-hitting tag match. Maclin controlled the pace with a suplex on Navarro. Francis used his strength, slamming Young with a thunderous sidewalk slam. The match ended when Young hit his patented piledriver on Navarro, securing the win for his team.

The Hardys vs PCO & Sami Callihan: Match for Tag Team No Titles

Jeff Hardy would thrill the fans at Whisper in the Wind on PCO while Callihan brought piledriver brutality on Matt Hardy. The Hardys made a comeback when Jeff slammed his Swanton Bomb onto Callihan to seal the victory, leaving the crowd sent home happy.

Conclusion

None of these proves true more than the way the TNA Wrestling event-from Atlanta’s, high-flying spectacles of December 19, 2024, to wrestlers in brutal power struggle against each other-simple sentence making noise all over would be what would make fans still buzzing as to why TNA keeps making a package in the wrestling world.

Match Card:

Non-Title Match

• Andrew Everett vs. Moose

Non-Title Tag Team Match

• PCO & Sami Callihan vs. The Hardys (Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy)

Singles Match

• KUSHIDA vs. Ace Austin
• Laredo Kid vs. Jake Something
• Savannah Evans vs. Lei Ying Lee
• Trent Seven vs. Leon Slater
• Rhino by DQ vs. Ryan Nemeth

Six Man Tag Team Match

• The System (Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards & JDC) (w/Alisha Edwards) vs. Eric Young, Jonathan Gresham & Steve Maclin

Tag Team Match

• First Class (AJ Francis & KC Navarro) vs. Eric Young & Steve Maclin
• Nic Nemeth & Ryan Nemeth vs. Joe Hendry & Rhino
• The Good Hands (Jason Hotch & John Skyler) vs. The Rascalz (Trey Miguel & Zachary Wentz)

Eight Man Tag Team Match

• Ash By Elegance, Heather By Elegance, Rosemary & Tasha Steelz (w/The Personal Concierge) vs. Jordynne Grace, Masha Slamovich & Spitfire (Dani Luna & Jody Threat)

Gauntlet Match

• The Northern Armory (Josh Alexander, Judas Icarus & Travis Williams) vs. Mike Santana

Show Timing & Infos:

• Show:TNA Wrestling 12/19/24
• Location: Atlanta, Georgia
• Date & Time:Thursday, December 19, 2024 | 8 PM ET – 6 AM PT