TNA Global Championship
AJ Styles (w/ Kazarian) vs Rob Terry

AJ hurts his hand punching Terry, then showboats and gets knocked down on the mat. Terry drives his houlder into AJ in the corner then throws him across the ring. AJ tries crawling away and grabs Kazarian, and Terry pulls both of them in and press slams AJ. AJ talks with Kazarian and walks into a spinning heel kick, and Terry makes the pin but the ref doesn’t count it as he is distracted by Kazarian. Terry tries suplexing AJ but Kazarian holds his leg and AJ makes the pin as Terry can’t kick out.

Ring Segment

Ric Flair is joined in the ring by AJ Styles and Kazarian. He says AJ is the face of TNA and Kazarian is a star, and that they are the first two members of Fourtune. He continues to put them over as Desmond Wolfe comes out and interrupts, and he says the English don’t get any respect from Americans. He says he should be getting all the credit and he should be in Fourtune after he helped them at Victory Road. Wolfe argues with Flair and Flair tells him not to touch him, and they all bail from the ring when Abyss comes out to the ring.

“The Phenomenal” AJ Styles has been named Pro Wrestling Illustrated’s “PWI 500″ winner for 2010. He is the first TNA wrestler to top the annual chart, which is now in its twentieth year.

The issue hits newsstands Aug. 3.

Click here to view the cover of the magazine.

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The following is an excerpt from a recent interview with AJ Styles from The Miami Herald:

It was 2001, and A.J. Styles received what was his biggest opportunity to date working for World Championship Wrestling.

Unfortunately for the up-and-comer, WCW was in its last days before World Wrestling Entertainment purchased it. More than a year after seeing the end of one company, Styles started with another in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.

The man billed from Gainesville, Ga. found things happen for a reason. He has won countless championships and remains one of the main faces of TNA, which has evolved into a worldwide entity.

On top of that, Styles was aligned with the legendary Ric Flair.

“As Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff were coming in was around the time they were thinking of putting me with Ric Flair. I was on board,” Styles said. “To work with the Nature Boy Ric Flair, it would be stupid not to take that chance.”

Click here to read the full interview.

- The Wrestling Observer is reporting that TNA executives showed up unannounced to the recent Dayton, OH TNA house show event and were said to be blown away by how different the TV tapings are compared to the live house show events.

- The Wrestling Observer also reported that TNA locker room morale is said to be at an all-time low right now, and it was especially down at the last set of Impact tapings and during the Slammiversary PPV. One of the main reasons why is because when Dixie Carter makes statements like “an announcement is coming that will change TNA forever,” the talent in the locker room feel like they’re being worked and kayfabed as none of them have any idea what’s going on.

July 2nd in Brooklyn, New York

- Rob Van Dam vs. AJ Styles for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship
- Jeff Hardy vs. Abyss
- Team 3D vs. Shannon Moore & Jesse Neal in a Tag Team Tables Match
- Kurt Angle vs. Desmond Wolfe
- Madison Rayne vs. Angelina Love for the TNA Knockouts Championship
- Appearances by Jay Lethal, Brian Kendrick, Homicide & Amazing Red

July 3rd in Asbury Park, New Jersey

- Rob Van Dam vs. AJ Styles for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship
- Jeff Hardy vs. Abyss
- Team 3D vs. Shannon Moore & Jesse Neal in a Tag Team Tables Match
- Madison Rayne vs. Angelina Love for the TNA Knockouts Championship
- Brian Kendrick vs. Homicide vs. Amazing Red
- Appearances by Kurt Angle, Desmond Wolfe & Jay Lethal