TNA Rebellion 2025 Results

This TNA PLE was live from the Galen Center in Los Angeles, California.

Ultimate X match: Moose (c) def. El Hijo Del Vikingo, KC Navarro, Leon Slater, Matt Cardona and Sidney Akeem to retain the TNA X-Division Championship

We had quite the field scheduled for this match. Cardona went for a Radio Silence on Moose early on but he countered it into a powerbomb. Slater went over the top-rope and sent Moose into the ramp. Akeem hit a Moonsault to the ringside area to take out the field. Moose was too scared to climb so sent Alisha Edwards up to retrieve the title for him. Navarro connected with a tornado DDT onto Slater. Akeem came crashing down from the cables onto Moose. Vikingo hit Akeem with a brutal Destroyer onto the apron. AJ Francis came out to help Navarro by hitting Vikingo with a Down Payment. But then, Moose took Francis out with a Spear. Slater took a massive dive from the truss, taking everyone out with a Swanton 450. Slater unhooked the title but Moose caught him with a spear in mid-air. Moose had the title on the floor, declaring him still the champion.

Squish’s rating: 8/10

Ash by Elegance and Heather by Elegance (c) def. Spitfire (Dani Luna and Jody Threat), NXT’s Jakara Jackson and Lash Legend, and NXT’s Gigi Dolin and Tatum Paxley to retain the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship

Early on, Jackson leaped off Legend’s shoulders to take out everyone at ringside. Spitfire then hit Heather with a double stalling vertical suplex. Dolin hit Threat with Pandemonium off the ropes. Threat went on to hit Ash with a spinning UFO powerbomb. However, it was Ash and Heather retaining the titles thanks to a hand by Maggie Lee.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Ace Austin and The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz) def. The System (TNA X-Division Champion Moose, Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards)

Moose replaced JDC, who couldn’t attend due to travel issues, while the face team had the legend that is Sean Waltman in their corner. Alisha Edwards quickly showed why she was at ringside to back her boys. The System isolated Miguel and tried to weaken him. Miguel countered a Roster Cut but couldn’t capitalise with a tag. Once Miguel is finally able to make a tag, he does and in comes Wentz. He went straight on the attack to up the pace of the match. Austin connects on Moose with The Fold and Wentz hits a Spiral tap. Waltman takes Alisha out at ringside with the X-Factor. Moose went for the spear but Wentz countered into his own X-Factor. He then beat the champion with a UFO Cutter.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Steve Maclin (c) def. Eric Young to retain the TNA International Championship

The Northern Armory (Judas Icarus and Travis Williams) tried to attack Maclin before the bell but were unsuccessful. Maclin nearly had Young beat with Caught in the Crosshairs but interference from The Armory saved him, leading to them being ejected from ringside by the referee. Maclin sent them out to ringside with a clothesline for good measure. The distraction caused another Caught in the Crosshairs attempt to fail. However, Maclin would go on to successfully hit it but only get a near fall. Young bit Maclin then connected with a top-rope elbow drop. However, it was countering a Piledriver that gave Maclin the win.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Falls Count Anywhere match: Mike Santana def. Mustafa Ali

Santana sent Ali straight into the steel steps to start things off. He then dived off the stage onto Ali. The match went off into the crowd and Santana connected with a moonsault onto the concrete. The Great Hands (Jason Hotch and John Skyler) attacked Santana. Ali got to a high vantage point to dive onto Santana. Santana retaliated with a Death Valley Driver into two chairs but didn’t get the win. Ali then scored a near fall off a coast-to-coast. Santana attempted Spin the Block but The Hands prevented it. Ali hit a top-rope 450 on Santana through a table at ringside. Santana handcuffed both members of The Hands to the ring ropes. Santana was about to win until Tasha Steelz ran interference. Santana put her through a table to neutralise her. Santana then hit a suplex to Ali off the steps through a table but only scored a near fall. Ali struck Santana’s skull with a barbed-wire baseball bat. Santana would still win though with Spin the Block.

Squish’s rating: 8/10

Masha Slamovich (c) def. Tessa Blanchard to retain the TNA Knockouts World Championship

Slamovich came out the gate with a flurry of offence, colliding with Blanchard at ringside. Control then swung to Blanchard, who controlled the next several minutes. Slamovich countered Magnum and hit Code Red to earn a breather. Slamovich tries to fight back but Blanchard stops her momentum. Blanchard then locks in a Figure Four. She also hit a modified Magnum out of the corner but it wasn’t enough. She also hits a Buzzsaw but just misses the win. Finally, Slamovich wins via submission with an armbar.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth def. The Hardys (Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy) (c) to win the TNA World Tag Team Championship

The Nemeth Brothers showed up with the titles after they stole them from The Hardy Compound. Ryan countered a Twist of Fate by Matt and Nic hung him up on the ropes. Matt became isolated allowing The Nemeths to double team him. Matt would eventually get the chance to make a hot tag to Jeff. Jeff sped up the pace and dropped an elbow on Nic. He then hit a Whisper in the Wind for a near fall. The Hardys were about to beat Nic with a Plot Twist but Ryan saved the day. Nic hit Jeff with a Famouser to gain the momentum. Matt accidentally blocked the referee as Jeff was attempting to pin Nic. Ryan then stopped Jeff from hitting a Swanton Bomb. Matt tried to bring in a steel chair but Ryan used it on him instead. As the referee was distracted, Nic hit Jeff with a low blow. Nic then hit Jeff with Danger Zone, allowing Ryan to score the win.

Squish’s rating: 6/10

Joe Hendry (c) def. Frankie Kazarian and NXT‘s Ethan Page to retain the TNA World Championship

Hendry attempted the Standing Ovation on Kazarian early. He then dived over the top-rope to take out both men at ringside. Page hit Hendry with a vertical suplex in the ring, also sending Kazarian back to the outside. Page attempted a submission move on Hendry but the latter powered out. Kazarian hit Hendry with a springboard leg drop. A Tower of Doom spot sends everyone crashing down to the mat. Page sent Kazarian flying into the timekeeper’s area. Page hit Hendry with a draping DDT at ringside. Kazarian then struck Page with the Call Your Shot trophy. Kazarian hit Hendry with a Fade to Black but Page saved the match. All three men started to exchange heavy blows. Hendry escapes a Chicken Wing submission attempt before putting Kazarian through a table with an AA. Page connects with a cutter to Hendry onto the title belt but it’s not enough. Hendry then hits a Fallaway Slam and a Standing Ovation to retain the title.

Squish’s rating: 8/10