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Report by Richard Trionfo & PWinsider.com

Jeff Jarrett and Eric Bischoff are walking in the back and Jeff says that the Bound for Glory Series starts. Eric says that Jeff is on his way to Mexico because of what happened last week. Jeff says it was a joke, but Eric says the network doesn’t think it is a joke. Eric tells Jeff to have the influence they need to write the checks and make the rules, they need to dominate Mexico. Jeff says that he can’t speak the language and he can’t drink the water. Jeff asks Eric if he thought Kurt would have gone to Mexico and Eric says that Angle would have.

Eric tells Jeff adios in case he didn’t get the message the first fifteen times Eric told him.

Eric is in the ring and he says that he wants to get down to business and he tells Sting to get to the ring and he calls him a miserable son of a bitch.

Sting’s music plays and he makes his way to the ring.

Eric tells Sting that he has something to say to him and unlike Sting, he isn’t a coward so he will say it right to Sting’s face. Last week when Sting decided to have a one on one with Hulk Hogan, did Sting think that Eric wouldn’t notice. It is the show that he produces and stars in. He says that he knows what is going on. He calls Sting an ungrateful son of a bitch. He says that he has done nothing but treat Sting with respect from day one. Eric wants to know how much more slack does he have to give Sting.

Sting says that his feelings are hurt as he responds sarcastically. Sting says that Eric verbally abused him and cursed at him. Sting wonders what shall he do. Before he snaps his scrawny little neck, and that is what he is going to do, he is going to tell Eric why they never got along. Sting calls Eric a con artist, a thief, and a liar. He calls Bischoff a low life, a loser, the scum of the Earth, and a dirtbag.

Sting tells Eric that he is a really bad virus and a cancer. Like the cockroach that crawled in, Eric ended up at Impact Wrestling. Sting tells Eric that he is a disease and that disease has spread to Hulk. It is only a matter of time before Hulk’s eyes are opened and the real Hulk Hogan returns.

Eric says that it will always be Hogan and Bischoff. They will always be a team and Sting cannot do anything to change that. The only thing that will change is Sting and it is because of Eric. Sting might have a rematch on July 14th, but Eric says that he has the ability to change that. He is going to put Sting in a match with Abyss tonight so Sting will be in no shape to win any belt on July 14th. Eric says that there is not a damn thing that Sting can do about that.

Sting says that Eric said that with such conviction. Sting tells Eric that he has the price to pay. Sting removes his jacket while Eric stays in the ring. Sting backs Bischoff into the corner and then Sting punches Eric in the midsection and then the head. Sting pulls Eric into the center of the ring and he punches Bischoff in the midsection. Sting with a Scorpion Death Drop. Sting then applies some paint on Eric’s face.

Sting pulls Eric to the mat and then he puts Eric in the Scorpion Death Lock and Eric taps because there is no reason to tap since there is no match going on and there are no referees near the ring.

We go to commercial.

We are back with a Moments Ago Moment of Sting confronting Eric Bischoff and attacking him.

We see footage from last week with the Bound for Glory Series Matches at house shows. A.J. Styles, Matt Morgan, Scott Steiner, and Gunner earned points for wins.
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They are all tied with Rob Van Dam for 7 points. Matt Morgan and Crimson will face Beer Money while Scott Steiner faces Bully Ray in Series matches.

We see footage from the match between Bully Ray and A.J. Styles at Slammiversary.

Match Number One: Bully Ray (0 Points) versus Scott Steiner (7 Points) in a Bound for Glory Series Match

Ray and Scott have something to say to each other before they lock up. Steiner poses and Ray decides to pass. They lock up and Steiner tries to back Ray into the corner but Ray with a forearm to the back and a double sledge to the back. Ray with a chop to Scott’s chest but he misses a charge into the corner. Steiner with a kick and punches to Ray followed by a biel across the ring. Ray tells the referee that Scott grabbed his shirt and Scott denies the allegation.

Steiner with a punch to the head followed by a clothesline and then he does the flex elbow and push ups during the referee’s count. Steiner with a kick to the midsection followed by an Irish whip and Rey with a kick to Steiner as Steiner charges into the corner. Ray gets a near fall. Ray with a slam followed by an elbow drop for a near fall. Ray gets another near fall on Steiner.

Ray with crossfaces to the head and upper chest. Ray sets for the BubbaBomb but Steiner blocks the move. Steiner with a Saito suplex and both men are down. Each man with punches and then they exchange punches until Steiner takes control and hits a clothesline. Steiner with a running clothesline but Ray with a kick. Steiner with a t-bone suplex for a near fall. Steiner with an Irish whip that sends Ray into the referee. Steiner with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex and then he puts Ray in the Steiner Recliner but the referee is still out. Ray taps and it does not matter. Since the ref is out, Steiner releases the hold and that allows Ray to grab the chain while Steiner checks on the referee. Ray hits Steiner with the chain in the throat and the referee recovers in time to make the three count.

Winner: Bully Ray (7 Points)

James Storm, Crimson, Pope, Bobby Roode, Devon, and Samoa Joe are tied for last place with zero points while everyone else is tied for first with seven points.

Eric Bischoff tells Abyss that he wants Sting taken care of while he still has the paint on his face.

Ken Anderson enters and Eric tells him to get the smile off his face. Eric calls Anderson a smart ass and he says that he did this for Anderson. Ken says that he was in the back eating a hamburger minding his own business. Eric says that Hogan and him are minding Anderson’s business. He tells Anderson to think about the big picture and not think about himself. Gunner weakened Sting, Bischoff was there at Slammiversary and helped Anderson win. He tells Anderson that he can join them and be in charge of everything. Eric wants to know how tough this is.

We go to commercial while Bischoff screams for medication.

We are back and Scott Steiner is yelling in the back as he tries to find Bully Ray.

Mike and Taz talk about the X Division show case and Federico Palacisos, Zema Ion, and Dakota Darsow will meet in the ring. We get comments from Zema Ion.

Velvet has something to say before the match and she says that after what happened to her in the ring last week, Velvet and Miss Tessmacher petitioned the office for a No Holds Barred Match. They were given the match, but since ODB and Miss Jackie are not under contract, this has to be done ‘by the books’. If ‘by the books’ means payback and whooping some ass, she is good with that.

Match Number Two: Miss Tessmacher and Velvet Sky versus Miss Jackie and ODB

They brawl on the floor and the referee has already lost control of the match before it has officially started. Velvet sends ODB into the ring steps and Tessmacher sends Jackie into the apron. ODB punches Velvet but Velvet punches back as they fight on the floor. Tessmacher chokes Jackie on the floor. Velvet kicks ODB on the other side of the ring but ODB kicks Velvet in the midsection.

Velvet tries to get into the ring with ODB but ODB fight the urge. Velvet punches ODB in the ring as we go to commercial.

We are back and Jackie with a knee to Tessmacher. ODB tags in and she has some comments for Tessmacher. Tessmacher with forearms but Jackie takes care of Tessmacher. Velvet pulls Jackie off the apron. Tessmacher with a jawbreaker and she tries to make the tag but Velvet cannot get back to her corner in time and Jackie and ODB send Tessmacher into the corner. Jackie with a snap mare and then she works on Tessmacher’s neck. ODB tags in and she connects with a forearm while Tessmacher does a walkabout in the ring without making the tag. Jackie tags back in and Tessmacher with punches but ODB tags back in. Tessmacher with a spear to ODB and both women are down.

Velvet and Jackie tag in and Velvet with clotheslines to Jackie and ODB. Jackie and ODB with kicks to Velvet but Velvet with a double clothesline. All four women are in the ring. Velvet slams Jackie’s head into the mat while ODB and Tessmacher fight to the floor. ODB takes care of Velvet and then ODB holds the referee. Jackie with a low kick for the three count.

Winners: Miss Jackie and ODB

We go to commercial.

We are back and Zema Ion is getting taped up. It is time to see Federico Palacios and he says that this is what the ten years in the business is all about. The hard work is paying off for him.

Tara says that she cannot wait until July 14th when she gets her shot at Madison Rayne. Speak of the devil, Madison gives Tara one chance to get out of the match. Madison tells Tara if she does not get out of the match, it will be the biggest mistake of her life. Madison gives Tara one chance to apologize for everything. Tara says that she passes and then Madison slaps Tara. Tara runs Madison into the wall and then leaves.

James Storm tells Bobby Roode that he shouldn’t wrestle if he isn’t 100%. Roode says that he isn’t medically cleared to wrestle. Roode says that they both got into the business to be the heavyweight champion. They have each other’s back in this match.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Scott Steiner is throwing things at Abyss, Bully Ray, and Gunner. Ray tries to get Steiner to calm down but Steiner won’t stop trying to hit something. Ray says that he did the same thing that Steiner would have done to him. Ray offers Steiner a spot in Immortal. Steiner yells something at Ray and Ray wants to know how many times Steiner did the same exact thing. Ray says that he will talk to Hogan and Bischoff and Steiner throws a chain at them and he says that he will think about it.

Before the match starts, we are told that the person who earns the pinfall gets the points.

Match Number Three: Bobby Roode (0 Points) and James Storm (0 Points) versus Crimson (0 Points) and Matt Morgan (7 Points) in a Bound for Glory Series Match

Roode and Crimson start things off and they lock up. Crimson backs Roode into the corner and gives a clean break. Roode with a waist lock take down into a front face lock. Crimson gets to his feet and he connects with shoulders in the corner. Roode floats over on an Irish whip attempt and Roode with chops followed by a snap mare and leap frog neck breaker. Crimson with a shoulder tackle to the injured arm.

Storm tags in and so does Morgan. They lock up and Morgan sends Storm to the mat. Storm with a waist lock and Storm ducks the elbows in the corner and Storm with a punch. Morgan sends Storm to the apron but Storm drops Morgan on the top rope. Storm with a gutblower followed by a neck breaker on Morgan. Morgan with a clothesline to Storm for a near fall. Morgan with the elbows in the corner and then he tags Crimson into the match. Crimson with a cravate to Storm but Storm with punches. Crimson with knees and then he hits a neck breaker for a near fall.

Morgan tags back in and Storm with punches. Morgan with a Michinoku Driver for a near fall. Crimson tags in and he sends Storm into the turnbuckle. Storm with a lungblower and both men are down.

Roode tags in and he tries for a clothesline and Morgan does not move. Roode with another clothesline that does nothing. Roode with drop kicks to the knee. Roode avoids a big boot into the corner and Roode with kicks to the leg. Roode comes off the turnbuckles but Morgan catches Roode. Roode tries for a Fujiwara arm bar but Crimson makes the save. Storm with a kick to the back of Crimson’s head. Storm and Roode with a double suplex and it is time to remember their team name, but forgetting that a match is still going on means that Morgan can hit a double clothesline. Morgan with an Irish whip but he runs into a boot from Roode. Roode with a Block buster and then Roode sends Storm over the top rope onto Crimson. Morgan with a Carbon Footprint for the three count.

Winners: Matt Morgan (14 Points) and Crimson (0 Points)

Abyss is walking in the back and he talks about he follows the teaching of Sun Tzu and Eric Bischoff. He says that it is better to take their possessions whole and intact. Tonight, it is Sting’s time because Eric Bischoff mandated that. As Sun Tzu said, no nation has benefitted from a prolonged warfare. He will take Sting out quickly, but not too quickly.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Eric Young is walking through Universal Studios and he is looking for Popeye.

A.J. Styles comes to the ring and he has an announcement to make about Destination X. A.J. says that we are three weeks away from the most exciting pay per views of the year. He says that we have guys jockeying in the back just to be a part of it. For the first time, Destination X is an all X Division pay per view. To whom it may concern. Whether it is Eric Bischoff, Hulk Hogan, or the Network. If we are having an X Division pay per view, A.J. Styles is coming home to the X Division at Destination X. A.J. says that we are traditional with the four sided ring. A.J. says that he doesn’t know. For one night only, maybe we should bring back the six sided ring. A.J. says that he takes great pride in the X Division because he was the first X Division Champion and nobody can take that from him. There were others like Elix Skipper, Kid Kash, Low Ki, Jerry Lynn and others who were responsible for the most exciting movement. . .

Samoa Joe makes his way to the ring. He says that they have a lot to be excited about when it comes to Destination X. If he had to name one person who pioneered what it meant to be in the X Division, it is A.J. Joe says that the X Division wasn’t hot until Samoa Joe got here. Joe says that the X Division wasn’t taken very seriously until he ran roughshod through everyone in the X Division, A.J. included. At the end of the day, it went from being a feature to headlining pay per views where it belongs. A.J. may be the heart of the X Division, but Joe says that he gave the division its balls. Joe tells A.J. that he came out here to give them a suggestion. It is Destination X and the X Division so what better match to headline it than . . .

Fortune’s music plays and Christopher Daniels makes his way to the ring. He says that if there is going to be a discussion about the match to headline Destination X, he should join in. When the talk is about the X Division, the same names keep coming up. Three weeks away at Destination X, let’s give the fans what they want. Give them the match they want to see one more time. Give them A.J. Styles and Christopher Daniels one on one.

Daniels tells A.J. to think about what the company stands for. They tell everyone that wrestling matters and what better way than to put the two brightest stars in wrestling face to face in the ring. Daniels wants to know if A.J. is in.

Styles agrees to it and Joe wants to know what is going on. Joe gets in A.J.’s face before we go to commercial.

We are back and Kazarian wants to know what Daniels was doing. Daniels tells Frankie not to over analyze it. That is the ideal X Division match in the spirit of competition.

Samoa Joe says that he didn’t know that we found the Real Housewives of Fortune. He says that it makes some compelling television. Frankie tells Joe that it would be compelling television if he smacked Joe’s head. Joe takes care of Kazarian and walks away.

We go to comments from Dakota Darsow. He says that he is the greatest thing in the world. He says that he is a superstar and his opponents are not on his level.

Match Number Four: Federico Palacios versus Zema Ion versus Dakota Darsow in an X Division Challenge Match

Ion and Palacios push each other and then Ion sends Darsow over the top rope to the floor. Darsow with a kick to Ion’s head and then he gets a near fall. Darsow with a punch to Palacios but Palacios with an Irish whip and drop kick. Ion with a DDT to Palacios and Darsow with a kick to break up the cover. Darsow with forearms to Palacios followed by a suplex and an elbow drop and knee drop. Darsow with a leg drop for a near fall.

Ion goes up top and he hits a missile drop kick on Darsow. Ion with a chop to Palacios and then Palacios drops Ion to the mat. Palacios with a rollup for a near fall. Ion lands on his feet and he hits a facebuster on Palacios. Darsow takes care of Ion. Darsow punches Palacios and kicks Ion. Darsow with an elbow to Palacios but Palacios sends Darsow to the floor. Palacios with a suicide dive onto Darsow. Ion goes up top and hits a corkscrew dive onto Palacios.

Ion rolls Darsow into the ring and he flips off Darsow’s chest. Darsow with a boot to Ion. Darsow with a moonsault on Ion but Palacios with a double stomp to break up the cover. Palacios tries for a superplex on Ion but Ion sends Palacios to the floor. Darsow with a kick to Ion’s chest. Ion pushes Darsow off the turnbuckles and then Ion with a 450 splash for the three count.

Winner: Zema Ion

Rob Van Dam says that he might as well jump in on the Destination X thing. He was X Division before the X Division. Jerry Lynn stops by and he suggests that THEY were X Division before the X Division.

We go to commercial.

Match Number Five: Mickie James versus Winter in a Street Fight

We are back and Mickie James and Winter are brawling in the dressing room. Winter sends Mickie into a trash can. Mickie with forearms to Winter but Winter with a punch. They fight to the Jeff Jarrett guitar storage area and then Mickie is hit with an empty box. Winter whips Mickie with a belt. They make their way up the steps to go into the Impact Wrestling Zone as the whipping continues. Winter chokes Mickie with the strap and then she pulls Mickie into the Impact Zone.

Winter biels Mickie across the stage and then she Irish whips Mickie into the wall on the stage. Mickie goes onto the stage for the Thesz Press and she punches Winter. Mickie grabs the strap but Winter gets out of the way. They fight down the ramp as they get closer to the ring. Winter sends Mickie into the guardrail and then she hits a head scissors off the guardrails.

They get into the ring and Mickie goes up top with a missile drop kick. Angelina hits a lungblower while Earl Hebner focuses on Winter because a wrestler has never been down before in a match. Winter gets the three count.

Winner: Winter

Match Number Six: Abyss versus Sting

Sting interrupts the ring introductions and he attacks Abyss. Abyss with an Irish whip but Sting with a shoulder tackle out of the corner. Sting kicks Abyss and punches him in the corner. Sting with a punch but Abyss with a kick. Sting with a clothesline that sends Abyss over the top rope to the floor. Sting goes to the floor and he punches Abyss in the vintage manner. Sting tries for a clothesline but Abyss moves and Sting hits the ring post.

Abyss with a forearm to the back Abyss punches Sting and then he chokes Sting in the corner. Abyss with the happy run across the ring and he splashes Sting. Abyss wants Sting to get up but since he does not listen, Abyss picks him up. Abyss with an arm bar and he palms Sting’s forehead.

Sting with punches to Abyss that staggers the big man. Abyss with a choke slam to Sting and he gets a near fall. Abyss gets his book and he reads a few pages while he waits for Sting to get to his feet. Abyss kicks Sting in the back of the leg. Abyss goes into his jacket for a barbed wire glove. Abyss puts on the glove and then Sting sees the glove and he avoids the punches from Abyss.

Sting with a clothesline or two but Abyss with a big boot but Sting is also from Krypton and he pops up. Sting with a Stinger Splash followed by a Scorpion Death Drop for a near fall. Sting takes the glove off Abyss’ hand and he puts it on. Sting punches Abyss with the glove and the referee calls for the bell.

Winner: Abyss by disqualification

Ken Anderson comes out after the match and Sting continues to hit Abyss with the barbed wire glove while Anderson watches. We go to credits.

Report by Richard Trionfo & PWinsider.com

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