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       TNA House Show Results 02.08.13: Tyler, TX 
       By: tnafanforum Date: August 4, 2013, 3:49 am
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       -Jeff Hardy defeated Mr. Anderson via pinfall. Hardy picked up
       the victory after he hit Anderson with his Twist Of Fate
       finisher for the pin. It’s interesting to note, Hardy never once
       performed a move off the top-rope in this match.
       -Gail Kim defeated ODB in a Knockouts Match via pinfall. The
       referee for this match was Earl Hebner, so he did his “I Screwed
       Bret” routine, complete with the “Damn Right I Did” t-shirt and
       sunglasses. The Kim-ODB match was what you’d expect from these
       two, similar to their match on Impact Wrestling on Spike TV the
       night before. The finish came when Kim rolled up ODB and held
       the tights to secure the 1-2-3.
       -Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels via Disqualification. Was
       said to be a good match. The finish came when Kazarian dd a
       run-in, costing Daniels the match and giving Gunner the victory
       via DQ. After the Kazarian run-in, James Storm came out to make
       the save. This led to an immediate TNA World Tag-Team
       Championship match.
       -James Storm and Gunner defeated Christopher Daniels & Frankie
       Kazarian via pinfall to retain the TNA World Tag-Team
       Championships. All four guys worked really hard in this match,
       and it showed, as this was definitely the best match on the
       card.
       -AJ Styles defeated Devon (with Mike Knox) via Submission.
       According to live reports, these two did not mesh well as there
       was a clash of styles (no pun intended) with their in-ring work.
       Regardless, the match wasn’t that bad.
       -Chris Sabin defeated Bobby Roode to retain the TNA World
       Heavyweight Championship in the Main Event of the evening. This
       match wasn’t as long as you would think, considering it was the
       main event of the show and it was for the TNA World Heavyweight
       Championship. Regardless, this was an excellent match that the
       crowd thoroughly enjoyed. In the end, Sabin picked up the
       victory with his finisher to retain the title.
       NOTES:
       -According to live reports, there were approximately 300-500
       people in a building that can fit nearly 8,000 people.
       -TNA never changed the advertising, so anyone who doesn’t read
       the internet was expecting Kurt Angle at the show. As a result
       of his not being there, nearly every match on the card had to be
       altered in some form or fashion.
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