Every TNA/IMPACT World Champion Ranked From WORST To BEST
Vložit
- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
- From early NWA-TNA Champions like Ken Shamrock, AJ Styles and Jeff Jarrett to TNA veterans such as Samoa Joe, Kurt Angle and Abyss to modern day IMPACT Wrestling champions like Tessa Blanchard, Sami Callihan and Matt Hardy, this is Every TNA/IMPACT World Champion Ranked From WORST To Best.
JOIN US and hit SUBSCRIBE!
cultaholic.com/
/ cultaholic
/ cultaholic
/ cultaholicwrestling
Support Cultaholic on Patreon: / cultaholic
Join the Cultaholic Discord: www.cultaholic.com/discord
Cultaholic provides video coverage of professional wrestling - including WWE (including WWE Raw, WWE SmackDown, NXT and 205 Live), AEW, IMPACT Wrestling (formerly TNA), NJPW, ROH, and more with daily news updates, reviews, highlights, predictions, reactions, podcasts and much, much more. - Sport
Adam: "Chris Sabin, former Motor City Machinegun"
Me, having just watched Slammiversary: "Hah. Former?"
Same right here what a show it was
That was before him and Alex Shelley reunited
same
that comment aged well
Up and comers Hogan, Bischoff and Jarrett. LOL!!
Jeff Jarrett’s Reign of Terror can be summed up in 7 words; “And then there was a ref bump.”
Take a shot every time ref bump or run - in happen
Don't forget guitar shot
@@AUM_-po9sc dude are you trying to kill people? So much alcohol poisoning
@@anthonykaruri6430 or a low blow
He wanted the Cripple H treatment
Pacitti: Edwards might still get his paws on the Impact Title.
Well Pacitti, he just got his paws on the title.
He got the title before this video came out
And then went on to lose it to EY
He still held it for a month and should still be champ
@@SheriffOutlaw who lost it to swann
@@100amitty and the circle of life is complete 😂 that's very hilarious how they predicted this before it even happened. How?!
How Christopher Daniels never won the World Title is beyond me?
And Samoa Joe only won it once.
As great as Sting, Kurt Angle, and Jeff Jarrett all are, all three of them held the world title a total of 17 times. Jarrett may even still hold the longest cumulative days as world champion in TNA/IMPACT. Those factors and the rest of the times they pushed former WWE and WCW guys may explain that.
Daniel's should have dethroned Styles
And for Matt Hardy, holy balls Jeff ! Fuck off ! Lol They couldn’t even let Matt win the world title legitimately with Jeff helping, or Jeff takes the spotlight when their together because ppl love Jeff....
Sadly the answer is Hulk Hogan & Eric Bischoff
Daniels was never good enough to be a main eventer
It would be really cool if you ranked “Every Royal Rumble Winner’s Wrestlemania Championship Match”
That'd be great as a Tier List as well
that would be a good idea they should also do every great Wwe champion who did not main event Wrestlemania
Wrestlemania 20 beats wrestlemania 30 EVERY SINGLE TIME
Great idea!!
I got one. Every WWE (Raw) Tag Team Champion Ranked From Worst to Best that would be Interesting to see who would be ranked the worst and best. In my opinion worst would be a 3 way tie. Rhodes and McIntyre, Edge and Y2J and Kenzo And Dupree
Kurt angle said in an interview he actually considered his time in TNA to be the best in his career he was technically there longer and did more there
Still doesn't make his career better people are gonna remember him more for WWE than his run in TNA its just that simple he might've won more titles but his better moments are in WWE
Gordon Ball lol well I mean, tell him that then.
@@thehorrorhound6575 I know why he thinks that because he's grateful to how TNA treated him they treated him better than WWE ever did but he needs to realize hardly anyone knows him for his TNA run
Gordon Ball well it was either go to TNA or retire early, angles body was breaking down from his pill addictions and WWE didn’t want him anymore, TNA took a MASSIVE risk signing him because angle was going no where fast, he was already in his mid to late 30s and was about to end up like jake the snake with alcohol, TNA helped him get off his addictions, helped him work a fixed schedule so his body could heal properly, and once he was truly ready they let him loose on the main event full time and became one of their head liners pulling in over a million viewers a week which was a huge deal
@@thehorrorhound6575 I'm not saying TNA didn't help him I'm just saying where his career was better that's all this isn't about who treated him better this is about where he will be remembered most and why WWE is where he will always be remembered for more that's it
Alberto Del Rio after leaving WWE
Come to a company
Win the World Title
Be a complete douchebag
Leave company
What a legacy to leave behind 🙄
I wonder what has been going on with his sexual harassment Allegations?
He probably wasn't playing his character that was just him 24/7
He’s been doing this with every company he’s worked for since
He screwed over AAA 2 times, really pathetic.
Just watch his fight as "Dos Caras Jr" against Cro Cop and you'll enjoy it
To this day, no matter HOW many times I see A.J. Styles in WWE, I can't think of him in ANY way but the "TNA Franchise".
He also does not fit in the Wwe mold. He feels so out of place there. Just like ricochet.
@@erwinekkel9676 AJ Is Perfectly Established In The WWE Mold And In Any Promotion He Worked Whether It's TNA, WWE, ROH, NJPW.
think the coolest tna impact world championship win for me was aj styles when kurt angle was laying on the floor , sting looks at aj and decides to put aj styles over by getting out of the ring and letting aj styles winning the title without any interruptions , now that's an awesome way to put over someone that is gonna win their first world title
“I’m letting you win” isn’t putting someone over
sue do nim he let him get his moment
@sue do nim After that, Sting lost to AJ clean on next PPV. So, he did put over AJ.
Ajs first world title was actually a dirty heel turn win over Jeff Jarrett when he sided with Vince Russo against Jarrett in late 2003. He would win his second world title in 2005 when he again beat Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett knew that styles was special so he always did the job for styles when the big belt was on the line
@@suedonim2311 yea I didn't like that. it was another "old WCW/WWE guys are better than TNA guys"
The Eddie Edwards comment about him being world champion again in the future has aged very well!!
Yea a whole 4 days
I like this list but I would have to go with
1. Kurt
2. Sting
3. Jeff
4. AJ
You can argue that without the addition of Kurt and sting impact wouldn’t have gotten as big as it was in its prime granted 05-09 AJ move-set was one of the best of all time also Jeff wasn’t the best heal they had but it was the fact that he was the only heal they had and he did a good job for the most part
Did he say his name was
"ADAM FECAL MCQUEEFN "
😖😖😖🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮
SOUNDS LIKE " DINGLECHIN BOTTOMTOOTH "FROM FAMILY GUY. 🤡🖕
BUT LOOKS LIKE
GILLBERG ONLY ON CRACK ROX🤡💩👌
Old roode looks like Adam Cole.
And EC3 coming back
I thought you forgot about Christian, but when I saw him at number 7 I was shocked. Seeing Christian this high on a list is awesome to see, especially about world champions
The Champ!
Christian honestly got me into TNA. Im sure for others this was the case as well. Plus his win over Jarrett is one of those historic moments. The fans holding him up as he raised the belt and everyone is celebrating like this was the best thing going on that night is iconic.
Don't know about you, but it blows my mind how Christian never had a proper World Title run in WWE... I mean, he had the World Heavyweight Championship twice but... I don't think I need to go there haha!
He was only booked as world champ at WWE because of his TNA work
@@natureswhisper1397 vince didn't like his face for some reason
You should do a Every AEW World Champion ranked from worst to best list:
2: Jon Moxley - Over with the fans, but run hampered by covid
1: Chris Jericho - Longest run, first ever title holder and somehow still Le Champion even without the belt.
Jericho was also the youngest and then the oldest in the same night.
Wayyyy To Early lol
Don't worry. Mark Henry was billed as World's Strongest Man despite having never even taken part in the competition.
Ded 🤣
Jericho can make a wet sponge look entertaining
impact should've built the company around styles, Daniel's and Joe.
They were unknowns at the time you needed some star power in the company which is why they got ex stars from wwe,
They did though, sure guys like Jeff Jarrett and Kurt angle were in the main event a lot but it wasn’t like they were the only guys ever there, Joe didn’t show up till late 05 but Daniels and styles were there from the start and the tag team and X division were firmly built around and on the backs of storm, styles, Daniels, Sabin, roode, Eric young, and petey Williams. With aj styles beating Jarrett in late 03 to become the companies first ever triple crown champion. They knew those guys were special from the start.
Cody McCollum the x division at it’s height was fucking money.
@@marvingonzalez8586 yeah it was the right move having Angle be the guy and bring up the three mentioned, however it was stupid having Morgan/Tomko/even Anderson take their spot over
@@marvingonzalez8586 Yes getting some stars from WWE or in Sting's case WCW makes complete sense. Signing too many of them, wrong ones, and portraying them as MUCH more important then their "homegrown" talent a lot of the time does not.
“Sting revealed abyss shot his dad, that’s more like it!”
A 45 minute countdown video on my day off? Yes, sir.
Thank you for reminding me that Abyss was world champion
For real I didn’t even know I must’ve missed it
The New Packed Entertainments Zone it’s kinda like a kane situation some ppl didn’t know that kane was world heavyweight champion back in 2010
Jarrett's reigns really hurt the company. I remember when Raven and Rhino won the titles, I was genuinely intrigued by the product and couldn't wait to tune in. Then they just ended their reigns...
So much talent: Styles, Killings, Rhino, Raven, Hardy, Brown, Christian, Joe, Daniels. They had so much to offer that could have made fans tune in. Instead, they went with one of the worst things about WCW in its last days: Jeff Jarrett as the top guy.
Me: Can we have Ric Flair?
Dixie Carter: We have Ric Flair at home
Ric Flair at home: *Jeff Jarrett*
Jarrett was such a tyrannical dirtbag. All of those guys put up awesome matches day in and day out at that time only for this asshole to waltz in and take the belt like plucking candy from a toddler. The product became a lot better when he stopped becoming the champion.
@@sreenaths6829 Pretty much. I gave tna a shot, then JJ being top dog was pathetic. Dudes a cornball comedy act at best. has no business outside of a 2nd or 3rd tier heel. because he can never face, hes terrible.
Honestly, I guess Jarrett could've been a good WCW champion.
Then again, the head writer was named Vince Russo.
It was as bad as Triple H. It shows when you have a big say in the company, you make it all about yourself.
Bobby Lashley “The man is literally as hard as a stale loaf” 😂🤣🤣. 38:24
Glad to see Lashley so high. He helped carry that company once AJ left.
bobby was popular in impact then wwe
You did Raven dirty. He didnt even crack the top 20? He should be in top 10. Dude revived his career in TNA and won that HUGE KOTM match at Slammiversary to win the title in 04 (or 05), way better story than most of the others on this list.
Agree man is underrated 😔
His run for the title week after week was great. Best stuff I'd seen in years. If not for the X Div at the time, of course.
So glad you guys are doing some more impact videos now. I’d put Bobby Roode first, his world title run in 2011 was the best of the decade for me. But great list!
It’s funny that this is their most viewed vid of the entire week & has 10 times more viewers than their wwe videos of this week but yet most of their videos are wwe related hopefully this is a wake up call to tell them that Impact needs more coverage as well
Agree Bobby Roode was amazing as champion
The greatest TNA Champ ever IMO. By 2012, finally TNA did something right and pushed one of their homegrown talent. I wished he would come back to TNA and be the dick heel again.
would love to see cultaholic react to old TNA shows on IMPACT Plus
That’s a great idea tbh
Glad to see TNA/ Impact get some attention and love. With WWE and AEW getting most of the attention people forget Impact has been putting good shows for quite a while now despite the odds.
AEW is responsible for Impact's resurgence tho
Galloway: *beats Matt Hardy for the title in eighteen seconds*
Sheamus and Daniel Bryan: *There is another*
- Kurt Angle is not a recognized IWGP World Champion:
To make a long story short, Brock freakin' Lesnar was wrestling in New Japan while honing his MMA skills so, just like everyone else, New Japan board thought to make him a heel world champion. Unfortunately Brock's contract expired during this period (New Japan has a less strict policy on freelance wrestlers), the beast thought that they didn't offer him enough to renew but he kept the belt hostage (because he thought New Japan owed him some money for some reasons). Since japanese people are kinda suicidal but not to the point to go ask the belt back to Lesnar himself, New Japan brought back the old IWGP title (the one which looks like a crown) and canceled Brock's name from the record books (along with Hulk Hogan's). Sometime later Antonio Inoki the legend, decided to cease his relations with NJPW and to start his own federation, IGF (Inoki Genome Federation), since he needed a champion he recognized Lesnar's title and paid him an unspecified amount of money to wrestle (and drop the title to) Kurt Angle. That's when Angle began to parade around the impact zone with the IWGP championship. I don't remember exactly what happened to IGF but at some point NJPW's board persuaded Inoki to give the title back and they set up a unification match between the IGF champion with the unrecognized belt, Kurt Angle and New Japan's IWGP World Heavyweight champion, Shinsuke Nakamura (before he became weird, his gimmick was that he was a pupil of Kazushi Sakuraba). Nakamura won the match via submission, got the belt and the glory.
Honestly, what AJ Styles brought to TNA and wrestling during his run there was amazing and can't be overstated enough. That people called him "Mr.TNA" back in the day was beyond justified.
Tna is trash
Every time Pacitti takes a shot at Alberto Dipshit Rio, an angel gains it's wings.
2016 is the most underrated year in IMPACT they were on a role and weren’t getting the credit they deserved
Ikr, drew and Bobby lashley rivalry was amazing and let's not forget delete and decay.
2016 was a great year for wrestling
For me, the worst is Del Rio and the best is AJ or Kurt Angle!
I enjoy your content Top10!
I don't
Neither do i
I love your content top 10 wrestling your so good
Nic
Man, you guys put some really serious work into this!
Good to see you here man! Love your pokemon challenge videos!!
They really did, though now I've seen you here it makes me want to hear you talk wrestling more, you seem as big into it if not more than I am.
@@ChaoticMeatballTV I've watched every Smackdown, Raw, WWE PPV, 205, NXT, NXT UK, and AEW Dynamite for the last 5 or so years. I'm just really big into wrestling
I also watch some other stuff, just not as frequently. I've gotten back into Impact recently though
@@kidneystonermusic Sounds like someone who hasn't seen the show in a decade or ever.
But can they clear a Pokemon game with just a magicarp?
I’ll be honest once 2010 hit, impact just went downhill & has never recovered.
BUT with that being said, I gotta hand it to them for being able to embrace the storm & remain in the industry all these years
I started watching TNA because of aj styles
I didn't
It was America's Most Wanted for me. And Raven.
Me too
Sure you did, just keep telling yourself that 😑
I did too!!!
a great list, and a refreshing trip back to the early days of TNA, though I do like the current product (I was totally gripped by the Tessa Blanchard storyline, though Rosemary is my favourite Impact wrestler nowadays) I used to be a big fan back around 2005-2006 but moving out of my parents house meant I lost access to their satellite TV and so I drifted away from their product, until I found it on Channel 5 mid to late last year, and became a fan again :)
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE!!!
Same
Same Here!!!
I haven't
Ditto
I honestly can't tell if this is a persona reference
Funny how even Pentagon Jr., the guy at the absolute bottom of the barrel, still had at least one good thing about his reign to speak of: The eyeballs his win got on the product.
None of the titles in WWE or WCW that Cultaholic has covered have that distinction about their bottom champion.
This was a really great list. Definitely the best one you guys have made. I'm glad AJ didn't become just some other guy in WWE. He became one of their biggest stars so quickly.
Impact has revived themselves in the last few months. CZcams channels are now talking about it and people on the internet are too and I'm happy that they have, because I love them
I preferred Eric Young when he was a centre back at Crystal Palace in the early 90's
I preferred Crystal Palace when Eric Cantona was kicking their fans in the head
@@jessepaiz6356 that guy's name was Matt Symonds. He's from my area, a drunk/crackhead/all-round prick
Woooooo soccer references
@@rickisgrate football, it's called football.
Loving the Scatman Crothers pic
That Eddie Edwards comment aged very well very quickly
Lol 😂
I remember as a kid I at school i used to be Cena mark, people used to say no way, haven't you ever heard of Aj Styles and TNA? i used to think no way is anybody better than JOHN CENA , so i never bothered Learning or watching Aj styles and TNA until just after finishing primary school. And oh man TNA became my favourite show and Styles became my favourite wrestler straight away.
Ron Killings run in the early years as nwa champ is underrated IMO. Id like to see him "snap" and have another serious run.
Never happening in WWE, 100%
@@AUM_-po9sc Too true. Once you’re comedy in WWE, you’re comedy for life.
Rhino's reign was such a waste of potential. He got over hard at BFG, winning three matches in one night. Only for Jarrett to get the belt back immediately. Ugh.
Raven's reign ended with a dud as well.
That's Jarrett for you
@@WhiskeyBrewer I had Jarrett during that time lol, I think it was really soon after Triple H Reign of Terror too so that didn't help
Jericho Salazar he flopped hard as fuck when they made him the champ in wcw, and effectively closed the company with a whisper. His bright idea was to book his own bland ass EVEN STRONGER in TNA. Self mark.
Same with RVD. Confidence? Why was all the Former ECW Champions getting crap ending to their Championship Runs?
Timing this for Slammiversary 2020 feels perfect. Keep it up!
26:12: You could say Lashley "WASN'T FINISH WITH HIM YET!!!"
Literally tried to find this list last night and was upset that I couldn't. Thank you cult gods
What About A List For The US Belt WWE?
@Vanilla Hammer they can just do a top 10 us title holders list🤷🏾
Adam said they was working on it on a stream a bit ago
U finally got it!
Mvp and Matt hardy top 2
Ok all of we knew AJ Styles is at least one of the best
People who SHOULD have been Champion:
D'Angelo Dinero
Desmond Wolfe
Homicide
Matt Morgan
Monty Brown
MAYBE Tomko and Hoyt/Dallas.
Christopher Daniels
D'Angelo Dinero Pope character was so good and unique
Reeeeeeaching
Not so sure about Tomko or Hoyt (at least back in the late 2000s, he'd be awesome these days). But a solid list nonetheless.
@@dylanogg347 That's fair. There was a period, though, right after Tomko broke away from the Christian and AJ Styles trio that he was pretty hot with the fans, almost like a "next Matt Morgan" (take that how you will) so that's where my mind was at, but yeah probably a stretch. Similar with Hoyt.
I agree with yall about Christopher Daniels - I actually forgot he was never Champion; and even though I wasn't the BIGGEST Hernandez fan (I liked Homicide more) it certainly looked like more than a few times they were gonna let him carry the gold. Maybe his promo skills hurt his chances.
I saw RVD in Manchester during his TNA run. It didn't dawn on me that I'd seen him do exactly the same match on TV the week before until I was on the tram home, half an hour later. That's how good he still was.
There hasn't been a PPV with as much anticipation as Slammiversary in a long time. Hope everyone gives IMPACT a chance again
Y'all missed an opportunity by not ending the James Storm entry with "Sorry about your damn luck!"
As someone who got into wrestling because of TNA/Impact, this list intrigued me quite a bit, in a good way. I do like how you've included TNA's lineage of NWA World Heavyweight Champions in the list, and I really enjoyed this list. Keep up the good work!
Love that yall are doing more TNA content. TNA will always hold a special place in my heart, and its been on tear imo aswell as last nights Slameversary
22:00 I think R-Truth is immortal. Also that hair.
Sweet. I didn’t think you guys reviewed or talked about TNA. Keep it up
The sad parts about Tessa’s title reign is that she never got the chance to lose her title with honor and integrity. The virus fucked all that up, and even worse dudes got so sexist and jealous with her over that title belt, she barely got any respect at all. Not that her racism allegations helped, but the situation was really fucking messy, all around.
Uploaded just in time for my rest, thanks!
I miss the old TNA World Heavyweight Title with the eagle
I don't
I think it's one of the better title designs in wrestling history up there with The Big Gold Belt/WHC
During the Eli Drake entry, not only was he charismatic as anything, but he had the great heelish "DUMMY YEAH" button and gimmick that was basically a Staples Easy button renamed.
Aj really live with his nickname.... PHENOMENAL 🔥🔥🤙
I'm a little surprised that they added in the nwa reigns here as part of the lineage here but it makes sense. I wonder if it will affect a list for nwa champions if they ever do one.
It's funny cuz eddy Edwards is the new impact champion now LMAO
22:39 I guess we're going to gloss over the fact that Russo was dressed in all white, almost looking like a Klansman
Not all that surprising really. It's Russo.
Probably picked so he'd fit in with the crowd ;-)
Ooh! Every X- Division Champion and Impact World Tag Team Champion Ranked
Actually Adam, A.J. Styles was a 3x NWA World's Heavyweight Champion, he defeated Jarrett at Hard/Hardcore Justice 2006,Tito Ortiz was the special guest referee
The fact he only had 3 was embarrassing
My Top 10 Favorite TNA Wrestlers Of All Time
1.Kurt Angle
2.Christian Cage
3.Jeff Hardy
4.Matt Hardy
5.AJ Styles
6.Booby Roode
7.Samoa Joe
8.Bobby Lashley
9.Eli Drake
10.Austin Aries
It takes serious talent to win the NWA, TNA, IWGP and WWE titles in a single lifetime. And if he ever went to ROH or AEW, I am sure he would have been champion there too. Styles is just that good. And well, so is Kurt Angle. Two of my favorite wrestlers ever.
Thanks for doing my idea!
Are you going to do one of these for the x division?
Tna had some gr8 matches with iconic wrestlers a bit old but to a wcw / attitude era fan i loved it
The list i was wanting for so long
I wasn't
@@scaparapadoobedoooo3170 did i ask you though?
@@DeathShock28 no one asked you either, curry breath
Great video/list. I want more TNA/Impact wrestling content please
I would love to have a John Morriston world title regin in wwe and have a fued with The Miz
Also Eli Drake is pure gold
YEAH!
When RVD beat AJ Styles for the world title, that's when I stopped watching Impact. Hogan was a terrible booker.
Hogan and Bischoff ruined that company and they've never REALLY gotten back to what it was before.
Fair play dude. That was shortly after the start of the dark period that kept up until late 2013.
@@Noobie2k7 2010 in general for pro wrestling was shit, wwe ,njpw and roh all were horse shit but still people tuned in to watch em.... God knows why people aren't watching wrestling anymore when the quality is 10x better than it was in 2010
@@Noobie2k7 Admittedly I haven't watched regularly since the low points of the Hogan era, when they kept bouncing around channels, and when were getting crazy with "new toy syndrome" (a new guy, usually ex-WWE guy, shows up, gets in the main event picture, gets the title almost immediately, company doesn't know where to go, drop title, do nothing, leave). Their story telling had dipped immensely during that time.
I know good things have happed post-Hogan - Matt Hardy, EC3, and Lashley's run in particular, as well as more recent stuff I heard good things about - but I guess what I'm saying isn't that the product necessarily sucks but the buzz around it has never been the same.
There was a time when hardcore wrestling fans were chanting "TNA" (sincerely, not ironically) during WWE events, as it was a quality alternative during some lull times during the 'E. That place is now mostly reserved for AEW, as TNA isn't really looked at as "cool" anymore. But during that period you mentioned, I agree - they honestly were putting out a better product than Vince at that time. I mean guys like Angle, Joe, Pope, Morgan, LAX, MCMG, etc. were making for great shows. They just haven't gotten that prominence back, unfortunately. Again, not a comment on the quality of the product, but rather the general feeling towards it. Also, Josh Matthews is terrible lol.
Deebow - Yes it was bullshit. But you missed Roode's run which was awesome
Awesome list! Was Really cool listening to the history of the tna world title scene.
Finally I’ve been waiting for this for a long time
Thank you for making this Video
I'm actually excited for tonight's show!!
Bobby Roode as TNA Champion always reminded me of the 2002-2004 Triple H. He was awesome to watch 🔥🔥
Reminds me of Michael bisping w a black wig 😂😂😂
Adam Pacitti quoting season 2 Drag Race is such a mood.
A well thought out list I enjoyed it keep up the good work
I needed this tho! this is gonna be good thanks adam 🥰
Sting #1! Sting was past his prime but gave TNA credibility. The strap always shinned brightest on the icons shoulders 💪🃏☝️(ps...Joker sting was f’n cool!😝)
Jeff Jarrett in 2002 to 2006 was TNA's version of HHH from 2002 to 2005, only Jarrett was more hated cause the people threw trash in the ring when he was there.
He made Hunter look like an angel. Atleast Hunter can actually put on good matches.
Jarrett had more heat than Triple H fans littered the ring in 2006 when he won a match, look at Slammiversary 2006 when Jarrett climbs the ladder with the NWA word title, fans hurled everything at jarrett.
Been waiting for this list since you started making them. Thank you guys! And you picked the right #1!
no they did not pick the right number 1 aj styles is a good wrestler but hes one the worst reigns as world champion in tna.
10:14 I role my eyes because of what Aces and eights became but not because of the group themselves. Let's be honest when they started they were white hot
The problem with aces and weights were the wrestlers. Okay bully ray was a great reveal but the other guys.... Should have had more known wrestlers. Maybe a heel turn for someone.
@@erwinekkel9676 agreed. Overall I believe aces and eights were at their best when they were not revealed
Just pointing out that AJ Styles is a three time NWA World Heavyweight Champion. He had three reigns, not two like stated in the video.
awww grammar police are in the house
If you ever redo this list (and I think you should), Josh Alexander should be near the top. He is now the longest-reigning Impact World Champion ever, and he consistently produced at a high level throughout it, especially his matches against Moose, Bully Ray, Eddie Edwards, Frankie Kazarian, and Mike Bailey.
One of the best wrestling shows I’ve ever been to - Slammiversary 2018. Met Abyss, Moose, Swann, Edwards, Johnny Impact, Cage, and had a full on 10 min convo with Matt Sydal.
I really wish I actually cared about the Impact at the moment. Watching this made me remember they have done some crazy shit over the years that was actually worth remembering.
So, what exactly does R-Truth eat? The guy looks exactly the same for the past 30 years, and you have to say I'm jealous af.
Tbh TNA was the real alternative to wwe.... They had star power and gr8 story telling heck even the hogan era wasn't as bad as people say it was
Shit... I’ve been watching a lot tna videos and what was going on back stage. It was bad
@Luke Warm No. It wasn’t. Idc what smarks say. Ratings were 2M+ and TNA was at its peak.
@@hafizsyednomanali6868 Ratings were one million and it was already one million before the Hogan Era
I hear ya man... I wish AEW was half as good as old TNA was, then maybe I'd watch it.
@@Dave_ja_vu but wrestling in general during 2010-11 was shit..
Be it njpw, roh, wwe or tna
Does anyone else think johnny missed a trick by not calling himself johnny entertainment now hes in wwe?
It was a sad day when AJ left TNA, though he deserved better bookings in the latter years of his time there and went on to do great things in NJPW and WWE.
Tonight everything will change from impact!
There will be shockwaves sent throughout the wrestling world
I think that Eli Drake cat ended up alright 😂
Does he have a twin brother? There's some dude in WWE that looks just like him and is working a gimmick that's very similar to Drake's.
For real tho are la knights and him brothers and why has not came back to wrestling sad
Finally!!!!! I been waiting for this one on the edge of my seat
We need a in-depth review of all King of the Mountain matches in one sitting. I think Adam would be a good choice to watch, write, and host that video.
My fav wrestling since 2008 and no one has changed that not even aew...
It has seen it's lows and it's highs but now it's time to reborn
AJ STYLES is actually a Three- Time NWA World champ not Two. Adam.
Jay Lethal should have been a champ at least once
I'm glad this channel is doing more ...TNA/Impact Wrestling Videos ...I just recently downloaded the Impact plus app...The shit is awesome !!