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TNA Sacrifice 2025 Results

Squish Games By Squish Games 17 Mar 2025 5 min read

This TNA PLE was live from El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas.

Street Fight: Mance Warner def. Sami Callihan

One notable weapon that both men attacked each other with was a staple gun. Callihan went ahead and stapled Warner’s tongue to the turnbuckle. Callihan then hit Warner with a Death Valley Driver into a chair but Warner kicked out. Warner’s fiancée Steph De Lander threw powder into Callihan’s eyes. Warner then won with a running knee strike.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Tessa Blanchard def. Lei Ying Lee

This fight quickly went ringside as Blanchard took control. Her control continued in the ring but Lee refused to stay down. Lee took control and went for a submission move on Blanchard’s knee. Lee hit a twisting Superplex but couldn’t get the win off it. Blanchard raked the face of Lee and won with the Magnum.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz) and Ace Austin def. NXT’s Wes Lee, Tyson Dupont and Tyriek Igwe

This match was contested under Lucha rules so people could come in and out of the ring without having to make a tag. It made for a fast-paced match with Lee driving Austin into the steel steps early on. Dupont and Igwe beat Austin down but he got out of peril with a dropkick out the corner. The Rascalz swung things back in their favour with Miguel hitting Lee with a DDT on the floor. Austin hit The Fold on Lee before Wentz hit a top-rope corkscrew to get the win.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Steve Maclin def. Frankie Kazarian

Kazarian rolled out to dodge a KIA in the early moments and fought back with a slingshot DDT. They went back and forth until Kazarian locked in a Chicken Wing submission. Maclin got out of the submission by rolling out of the ring. Eric Young, who joined on commentary, stopped Kazarian from using brass knuckles and hit him with them without Maclin or the referee knowing. Maclin then won with a KIA.

Squish’s rating: 6/10

Ash by Elegance, Heather by Elegance and The Personal Concierge def. Spitfire (Dani Luna and Jody Threat) (c) to win the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship

The Concierge created a distraction early on, allowing Luna to be knocked to the floor outside the ring. This allowed the Elegance brand to neutralise Luna with quick tags. Ash accidentally hit Heather and Threat took them out with a dive to the floor. Spitfire hit The Concierge with a Pressure Drop. Ash took out Threat, allowing Heather to hit the double stomp to win the titles for her and Ash.

Squish’s rating: 3/10

Mustafa Ali def. Mike Santana

Ali took the early advantage with a top-rope 450 to Santana’s arm. Ali tried to get a cheap pin, using the ropes for leverage, but the referee caught him. Santana fought back and hit Ali with a mid-air cutter at ringside. Santana then connected with a Rolling Buck 50 for a near fall. Santana took out The Good Hands’ John Skyler with a Spin the Block. Tasha Steelz would then distract Santana and slap him from the apron. Ali then won off a roll up, again using the ropes for leverage.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Masha Slamovich (c) def. NXT’s Cora Jade to retain the TNA Knockouts World Championship

Arianna Grace joined the commentary team in her role as the liaison between TNA and NXT. Jade jumped Slamovich with a surprise attack during the match introductions. Jade attacked Slamovich with a Destroyer. She then hit Jaded to come close to capturing the title but Slamovich kicked out. Slamovich then hit back with a spinning heel kick followed by Requiem for the win.

Squish’s rating: 5/10

Moose (c) def. TNA World Tag Team Champion Jeff Hardy in a Ladder match to retain the TNA X-Division Championship

Jeff climbed the ladder early on but was stopped by Moose with a steel chair. Moose continued his attack by hitting a powerbomb. He then hit another powerbomb on Jeff onto a ladder, snapping one of the rungs. Jeff went for the title again and Moose tried to stop him but Jeff hit a Twist of Fate off the ladder. Jeff then hit a back bodydrop onto another ladder. Jeff then hit a Swanton Bomb to Moose through a table. Jeff was about to win the title until Alisha Edwards attacked him with a kendo stick. Jeff neutralised Alisha with a Twist of Fate but Moose took advantage and speared him through a table. This allowed Moose to retrieve his title and win the match.

Squish’s rating: 7/10

Elijah, TNA World Champion Joe Hendry, Leon Slater, TNA World Tag Team Champion Matt Hardy and Nic Nemeth def. The System (Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards and JDC) and The Colons (Eddie Colon and Orlando Colon) in a Steel Cage match

The heels had the advantage in this one thanks to Eddie Edwards’ recent win on Impact. He started things off against Elijah. Brian Myers was the second man out for the heel team. Nic Nemeth evened the odds in his return from a temporary suspension. Orlando Colon then came out to join in the fun.

Then it was Leon Slater, countered by Eddie Colon, followed by Matt Hardy and then JDC as the final entrant for the heels. Joe Hendry was the final entrant overall but Myers stopped him from getting into the cage. Hendry fought his way inside and the match became official.

Hendry hit a Fallaway Slam from the top-rope on Eddie Edwards before Myers hit Hendry with a low blow. Ryan Nemeth came down to ringside. Slater took everyone involved out with a Swanton 450 from the top of the cage. The face team then finished off by beating on JDC before Matt hit the Twist of Fate with a chair around JDC’s neck to win.

Squish’s rating: 6/10

The show ended with a dramatic heel turn from Nic Nemeth as he and Ryan Nemeth locked Matt Hardy in the Steel Cage and beat him down!

Announcements from the show:

  • This week on TNA Impact: Mike Santana vs. Mustafa Ali with The Good Hands and Tasha Steelz banned from ringside
  • Also this week on TNA Impact: Chavo Guerrero Jr. will return to TNA
  • TNA Unbreakable in Las Vegas is just over 4 weeks away!