Ladder Matches in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
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| 1 | Sabu defeated Malice to become the No. 1 contender to the NWA World Heavyweight Championship | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 5 July 13, 2002, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 2 | Ken Shamrock fought Sabu to a no-contest in an NWA World Heavyweight Championship match | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 6 July 24, 2002, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 3 | Jerry Lynn defeated Low Ki and A.J. Styles to win the NWA X Division Championship | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 11 August 28, 2002, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 4 | Jerry Lynn defeated A.J. Styles to retain the NWA X Division Championship | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 14 October 2, 2002, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 5 | Syxx-Pac defeated Tony Mamaluke, Jose Maximo, Joel Maximo, Kid Kash, A.J. Styles, Ace Steel, Rick Michaels, & Chris Michaels to win the vacated NWA X Division Championship | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 15 October 9, 2002, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 6 | Raven defeated A.J. Styles to become the No. 1 contender for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 36 March 19, 2003, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 7 | Dusty Rhodes defeated Brian Lawler | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 39 April 9, 2003, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 8 | Abyss defeated A.J. Styles to become No. 1 contender for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 85 March 19, 2004, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 9 | Eric Young defeated Mr. Águila, Jerry Lynn, and Taichi Ishikari to advance in the TNA World X Cup. | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 95 May 26, 2004, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 10 | The Naturals (Chase Stevens and Andy Douglas) defeated America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris and James Storm) to win the NWA World Tag Team Championship. | NWA:TNA Weekly PPV # 102 July 14, 2004, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 11 | Jeff Jarrett defeated Jeff Hardy to retain the NWA World Heavyweight Championship | TNA Victory Road November 5, 2004, Orlando, Florida. |
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| 12 | LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) defeated America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm) in a Flag Match. | TNA Turning Point December 10, 2006, Orlando, Florida |
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| 13 | Jerry Lynn defeated Jay Lethal, Sonjay Dutt, Austin Starr, and Senshi to become No. 1 contender for the TNA X Division Championship. | TNA Impact! February 22, 2007, Orlando, Florida |
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| 14 | Abyss and Sting defeated Christian Cage and A.J. Styles for Abyss to face Cage at Hard Justice 2007. | TNA Impact! August 2, 2007, Orlando, Florida |
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| 15 | Kaz defeated Christian Cage to become No. 1 Contender for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. | Genesis 2007 November 11, 2007, Orlando, Florida |
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| 16 | Johnny Devine and Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) defeated Jay Lethal and The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) to retain possession of the TNA X Division Championship. | TNA Impact! December 6, 2007, Orlando, Florida |
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| 17 | Kaz defeated A.J. Styles (the stipulation for this match was the loser had to wear a reindeer costume) | TNA Impact! December 20, 2007, Orlando, Florida |
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| 18 | James Storm defeated Eric Young to win the TNA World Beer Drinking Championship | TNA Impact! March 4, 2008 Orlando, Florida | ||
| 19 | Gail Kim defeated Roxxi Laveaux to earn a future shot at the TNA Women's Knockout Championship | Sacrifice May 11, 2008 Orlando, Florida | ||
| 20 | A.J. Styles defeated Kurt Angle to win Angle's olympic gold medal | TNA Impact! August 28, 2008, Orlando, Florida |
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| 21 | Sonjay Dutt defeated Jay Lethal for SoCal Val's heart | No Surrender September 14, 2008, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada |
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| 22 | Abyss and Matt Morgan defeated Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon), LAX (Homicide and Hernandez) and Tanahashi and Volador to earn a future shot at the TNA World Tag Team Championship | TNA Impact! October 23, 2008, Orlando, Florida |
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| 23 | Sojournor Bolt defeated Taylor Wilde to earn a future shot at the TNA Women's Knockout Championship | TNA Impact! November 6, 2008, Orlando, Florida |
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| 24 | Alex Shelley defeated Chris Sabin, Jay Lethal, and Consequences Creed to retain the TNA X Division Championship | TNA Impact! February 23, 2009, Orlando, Florida |
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| 25 | Amazing Red defeated Jay Lethal, Consequences Creed, Sheik Abdul Bashir, and Kiyoshi to become the number one contender for the TNA X Division Championship | TNA Impact! October 1, 2009, Orlando, Florida |
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| 26 | Kazarian defeated Amazing Red, Brian Kendrick and Daniels to become the number one contender to the TNA X Division Championship | Destination X March 21, 2010, Orlando, Florida |
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| 27 | Mr. Anderson defeated Kurt Angle to win the keys to the steel cage door at Lockdown | TNA Impact! April 5, 2010, Orlando, Florida |
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| 28 | Jeremy Buck defeated Douglas Williams | TNA Impact! July 8, 2010, Orlando, Florida |
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| 29 | Beer Money, Inc. (James Storm and Robert Roode) defeated The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) in the first match of the Best of 5 Series for the TNA World tag Team Championships | TNA Impact! July 15, 2010, Orlando, Florida |
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| 30 | Rob Van Dam defeated Abyss to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship | The Whole F'N' Show August 12, 2010, Orlando Florida |
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| 31 | A.J. Styles defeated Sabu to win the keys to the cage for their respective team at Bound for Glory in their Lethal Lockdown match | TNA Impact! September 23, 2010, Orlando, Florida |
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| 32 | Jeff Hardy defeated Mr. Anderson to win the TNA World Heavyweight Championship | Against All Odds February 13, 2011, Orlando, Florida |
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| 33 | Matt Morgan defeated A.J. Styles, Gunner and Samoa Joe to earn ten points in the Bound for Glory Series | Impact Wrestling July 21, 2011, Orlando, Florida |
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| 34 | Brian Kendrick defeated Alex Shelley, Jesse Sorensen, Kid Kash and Zema Ion to become No. 1 contender for the TNA X Division Championship. | Impact Wrestling September 29, 2011, Orlando, Florida |
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| 35 | Bobby Roode defeated Rob Van Dam to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. | Sacrifice May 13, 2012, Orlando, Florida |
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| 36 | A.J. Styles defeated Christopher Daniels, Kurt Angle and Samoa Joe to earn twenty points in the Bound for Glory Series | Hardcore Justice August 12, 2012, Orlando, Florida |
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| 37 | Jeff Hardy defeated Austin Aries to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship | Turning Point November 11, 2012, Orlando, Florida |
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This match began off as a Battle Royal but when it came down to 2 competitors it became a ladder match.
The big red X, usually associated with the Ultimate X match, was used instead of a belt to win the match.
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