TNA Against All Odds 2025 Results: ‘Trick-NA’ Is Here To Stay & Joe Hendry Loses Again

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The Mullett Arena in Tempe hosted “TNA Against All Odds 2025.” A TNA World Championship match between titleholder Trick Williams and Elijah was featured at the event. There was also a TNA Knockouts Championship battle between Masha Slamovich and Lei Ying Lee. Plus, Santino Marella and Robert Stone collided to determine TNA’s director of authority.

Steve Maclin (c) vs. Mance Warner w/Steph de Lander – for the TNA International Championship

Warner delivered chops to the chest of the champion. Maclin got some offense in and forced the challenger to retreat outside of the ring. Maclin then delivered a suicide dive. Steph de Lander got involved when the referee wasn’t looking. This allowed Warner to attack Maclin from behind. Outside of the ring, the champion was planted by a DDT. In the ring, Warner landed a superplex. He then hit the running knee for a near fall.

Maclin was then spiked by a tornado DDT. Maclin fought back with a series of punches. The two engaged in a clothesline battle. Maclin caught Warner in the crosshairs before landing K.I.A. for the win.

Winner and still TNA International Champion: Steve Maclin

Elijah’s Warning for Trick Williams

Gia Miller interviewed Elijah, who said Trick Williams isn’t used to the heat. He vowed to bring the world title back home to TNA.

The Hardys, Leon Slater, and The Hometown Man vs. The System w/Alisha Edwards

The Hardys and Leon Slater pulled a fast one by having Cody Deaner in a mask as their partner. Jeff Hardy landed Whisper in the Wind on JDC and Brian Myers. Matt tagged in and hit a tornado DDT on Moose. He then hit a Side Effect on Moose, but The System broke up the pin.

The Hometown Man took out Moose with a suicide dive. The Hardys and Slater delivered Twist of Fates to The System. Outside of the ring, Moose slammed The Hometown Man onto the ring apron. Matt hit Twist of Fate on Moose. Jeff then landed a Swanton Bomb. Slater hit Big Play Slater on every member of The System except for Moose. Back in the ring, Moose caught Slater in mid-air with a spear. He charged in for another spear, but Slater pinned him with a small package.

Winners: Leon Slater, The Hardys, and The Hometown Man

Mustafa Ali w/John Skyler and Tasha Steelz vs. Jason Hotch

Skyler was on commentary for the match. Hotch couldn’t bring himself to deliver a cheap shot to Ali in the corner. Ali reversed position and chopped his fellow Order 4 member. The two had a chop battle before Hotch landed a dropkick. Hotch went for a springboard, but Ali drove him onto the apron with a German suplex.

Steelz checked on Hotch outside of the ring. Ali then sent Hotch’s back crashing onto the apron. Skyler told Ali to get Hotch back in the ring because this was supposed to be an exhibition. Ali landed a roll-through neck-breaker for a two-count. Hotch snapped the fingers of Ali and hit a DDT from the turnbuckle onto the floor. Ali ran into a Spanish fly. Steelz had enough of Ali bossing her around, and she left the building. Hotch hit a splash on Ali before hitting the UFO Bomb for a close two-count.

Ali landed a Satellite DDT on his opponent. He then connected with a 450 Splash, but he didn’t allow the referee to count the three. Ali went for another 450 splash, but Hotch got his knees up and nearly scored the pin. Ali sent Hotch crashing in the corner and hit another 450 splash for the win.

Winner: Mustafa Ali

After the match, Skyler went to help Hotch up, but Ali got in his face. Ali refused to embrace Hotch.

The IInspiration Is Back

Gia Miller interviewed The IInspiration, who has returned to TNA Wrestling. They called Heather and Ash by Elegance “discount perfume models.” They have their sights set on the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship.

Fir$t Cla$$ With Mike Santana

AJ Francis and KC Navarro bragged about costing Mike Santana the TNA World Championship against Trick Williams. The two brought security to the Fir$tt Cla$$ Penthouse. Francis and Navarro blamed Santana for what happened to him on “NXT.”

Santana was arriving at the building, and his music hit. He attacked several members of the security team. Francis escaped, but Santana put Navarro through a table with a powerbomb. Francis cracked Santana over the head with a champagne bottle from behind.

Masha Slamovich (c) vs. Lei Ying Lee – for the TNA Knockouts Championship

Indi Hartwell was on commentary for the match. Slamovich tripped, going for a dive, but she eventually leaped onto the challenge. Lee tossed Slamovich from the apron onto the floor. Lee then scored a draping DDT outside the ring.

Lee hit a meteora for a near fall. The challenger went high-risk, but Slamovich hit a super Death Valley Driver. The champion then landed a running knee strike, but the challenger kicked out. Lee went for a swinging facebuster, but Slamovich countered with Requiem for the win.

Winner and still TNA Knockouts World Champion: Masha Slamovich

After the match, Killer Kelly entered the ring with a chain in her hand. Kelly dropped the chain at the feet of Slamovich before walking out of the ring.

Mike Santana Refuses Medical Attention

TNA’s medical staff was checking on Mike Santana. The doctors wanted to place Santana in concussion protocol, but he stormed off.

Joe Hendry vs. Frankie Kazarian

Joe Hendry was all over Kazarian early on in the match. He delivered a scoop slam to his opponent outside of the ring. Back in the ring, Hendry caught Kazarian in a fallaway slam. He went for the Standing Ovation, but his opponent rolled away.

The two fought on the apron. Kazarian raked the eyes of Hendry and slammed his leg onto the ring steps. Kazarian began targeting the leg of the former TNA World Champion. He went for his signature springboard leg drop, but he missed. Hendry caught Kazarian with a cutter.

Kazarian landed a slingshot DDT for a near fall. He locked in an ankle lock on Hendry. Kazarian got countered, and he was dropped by an Olympic Slam. Hendry couldn’t finish the Standing Ovation, and Kazarian reversed by planting his opponent facefirst for a close two-count. Hendry was caught in the chicken wing, and he was fading. The former TNA World Champion powered up and sent Kazarian crashing into the corner. Kazarian chopped the leg of Hendry and scored a pin by using the ropes for leverage.

Winner: Frankie Kazarian

Robert Stone Bribes Matt Cardona

Robert Stone, Tessa Blanchard, and Victoria Crawford approached Matt Cardona backstage. Stone attempted to pay off Cardona to align their interests as a special referee in his match against Santino Marella.

Nic and Ryan Nemeth (c) vs. The Rascalz – for the TNA World Tag Team Championship

Zachary Wentz ran the ropes and delivered a dropkick to Nic. The Rascalz then hit a double-team move that had shades of The Motor City Machine Guns. Ryan was tagged in, and he delivered a double axe handle on Trey Miguel. Nic delivered a knee strike to the back of Wentz. Nic then delivered a superkick to Wentz outside of the ring. Fans showered Ryan with “he’s adopted” chants. Wentz landed a backbody drop on Nic, but Ryan yanked Miguel off the apron. Wentz delivered a handspring flying knee to Nic before tagging Miguel in.

Miguel hit a missile dropkick on Ryan. The Rascalz landed a Codebreaker into a neckbreaker combination. They then landed stereo suicide dives on the champions. Miguel took out Nic with a blockbuster. Wentz and Nic then went tumbling out of the ring. Ryan planted Miguel with a DDT. The Rascalz looked for Feed Them To The Lions, but Nic shoved Wentz off the top rope. Nic hit Miguel with Danger Zone, and Ryan followed up with the Hollywood Ending for the win.

Winners and TNA World Tag Team Champions: Ryan and Nic Nemeth

Eric Young is Enraged

Eric Young was enraged backstage. He said TNA’s world titleholder is some “NXT punk.” Sami Callihan told Young it wasn’t his fault what happened to the TNA title. Callihan told Young he was just as mad as he is. Young stormed out of the building.

Santino Marella w/Arianna Grace vs. Robert Stone w/Tessa Blanchard and Victoria Crawford

Before the match began, Cardona pulled brass knuckles from Stone’s trunks. Stone left the ring, but Marella followed him around and took the fight to the crowd. He crotched Stone onto a barricade. Blanchard and Crawford attacked Marella when Cardona was distracted.

Blanchard and Crawford once again interfered. Cardona was letting things fly. Marella landed a backdrop. He then hit two suplexes. Marella pulled out the cobra, but Blanchard took Marella’s sock puppet and ran off. Stone went for an illegal pin, but Cardona refused to count. Stone shoved Cardona, but he was shoved in return.

Stone grabbed a badge and tried to hit Marella with it, but Cardona grabbed it. While Cardona was distracted, Crawford hit Marella with an axe kick. Marella fired back and landed a hip toss. Crawford tripped Marella, and Arianna Grace went after her. Stone hit Marella with a low blow, but he couldn’t secure the three-count. When Cardona was distracted, Grace crotched Stone on the top turnbuckle. Grace had a new cobra for Marella, and he used it to nail Stone. Marella scored the victory.

Winner: Santino Marella

Gia Miller interviewed Marella, who celebrated his victory to remain TNA’s director of authority. He dedicated his match to all TNA fans.

Trick Williams (c) vs. Elijah – for the TNA World Championship

The two engaged in a grappling battle early on. The champion delivered a chop. He ducked Elijah’s strikes in the corner Muhammad Ali-style. Elijah delivered a drive-by knee to the titleholder. The challenger walked the top rope and delivered a double knee strike.

Williams took Elijah down with a jumping clothesline. Williams ripped off the padding for the middle turnbuckle. Elijah charged in, but Williams lifted him up and dropped the challenger to the mat for a near fall. The challenger landed an inverted atomic drop. Elijah connected with a twisting neckbreaker for a two-count. He then scored Drift Away for a close two-count. The champion hit a Bookend for a near fall. AJ Francis made his way out, and Elijah took him out with a plancha.

Williams went for the Trick Shot, but Elijah sidestepped it. Williams sent Elijah crashing headfirst into the exposed steel. Williams then landed Trick Shot and scored the pin to defend his title successfully.

Winner and still TNA World Champion: Trick Williams

Fernando Quiles Jr.

Fernando has been covering combat sports and pro wrestling for over a decade. He currently writes for BJPenn.com and has also contributed for Sports Illustrated’s MMA Knockout. Fernando is excited to be a part of FightsATW to provide you with the latest news content in the world of pro wrestling.

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