By Chris Walters on July 1, 2005 at 11:27 PM EST

**REPORT BY: Richard Trionfo of PWInsider.com**

It is time to continue the road to No Surrender. Who will face Raven for the NWA Title? What influence will Jim Mitchell have on Abyss this week? Will we see anything new in the drama between 3 Live Kru? What new matches will be announced for No Surrender? What will happen with the new streaming of the show on the TNA website? Since it is Canada Day, how much of Team Canada will we see this week?

We begin with footage from last week when Jim Mitchell returned to Impact at the side of Abyss and his attack on Raven.

We are live on tape from Soundstage 21 at Universal Studios Orlando, and your announcers are Mike 'TNA' Tenay and Don 'Goober Junior' West.

We begin with our first match. Out first is Sean Waltman. His opponent is Sonjay Dutt. Waltman and Dutt shake hands before the match. Waltman appears to want to do a test of strength to start the match, but instead he does a crotch chop. Waltman with a side head lock into a hammer lock and leg sweep into a float over. Waltman slaps Dutt in the head and then stomps on his back before doing another crotch chop. Waltman with an arm bar, but Dutt with an arm drag and Dutt poses for the crowd. Waltman with a die head lock. Waltman with a shoulder tackle. Dutt with a tilt-a-whirl head scissors. Dutt charges at Waltman, but Waltman side steps him and Dutt goes outside the ring. Waltman goes outside the ring and he chops Dutt. Waltman tries to send Dutt into the ring post, but Dutt does a 619 using the bottom rope while Waltman charges at him. Dutt rolls Waltman back into the ring and does a hilo back into the ring. Dutt continues the attack with a back roll into a standing moonsault. Dutt punches Waltman. Dutt with an Irish whip and he charges at Waltman, but Dutt charges into a spinning back kick. Waltman with a reverse head lock. Dutt tries to fight out. Waltman tosses Dutt in the air followed by a snap leg drop. Waltman puts Dutt in the corner and he sets up for the Bronco Buster, but Dutt moves out of the way and Waltman hits the turnbuckle in an unpleasant place. Dutt with a running back elbow in the corner followed by an Irish whip and when Waltman comes off Dutt with boots to Waltman's abdomen. Dutt with a snap suplex followed by a springboard moonsault to Waltman. Dutt goes up for the punches of ten, but Waltman with a low blow followed by the X Factor for the three count. We go to commercial.

We are back and with footage of Lance Hoyt choke slamming Scott D'Amore followed by the HoytSault.

Terry Taylor is in the interview area with Petey Williams, Bobby Roode, and Alistair Ralph. Terry wants to know where the Coach is. Bobby says that Scott is in traction and he has wires and tubes inserted into every hole in his body. Bobby accepts the blame for what happened. Eric Young comes in and says that without the coach, they are screwed. Petey is the voice of reason and he says that they need to be proud to wear the colors. Eric says that they don't have a leader. Petey reminds them that he is the captain. He tells Eric that if he cares so much about Scott that he needs to go and destroy Lance Hoyt.

It is time for our next match and out first is Eric Young (with Petey Williams). His opponent is Lance Hoyt. Lance throws Eric down on a collar and elbow tie up to start the match. Petey distracts Lance from outside the ring and that allows Young to hit a drop kick. Young punches Hoyt and then choke him in the ropes. While Young distracts the ref, Williams chokes Hoyt in the ropes. Young with more punches to Hoyt. Young with a back elbow and punches and kicks to Hoyt. Young slams Hoyt's head into the turnbuckle and then chokes him in the corner. Young goes up for the Punches of Ten, but Hoyt stops him at three and Lance sends Young into the corner. Hoyt misses a clothesline and Young responds with a punch to Hoyt. Hoyt with an Irish whip, but Young with the Flair Flip and he goes up the turnbuckles. Similar to Ric Flair, Young comes off and is greeted by Hoyt grabbing him by the throat. Lance throws Young into the corner. Lance climbs the turnbuckle for the Punches of Hoyt. Williams grabs Young's legs and pulls him outside the ring when Hoyt charges at him with the big boot. Petey has some words of advice for Eric Young as we go to commercial.

We are back, but during the break Hoyt brings Young back into the ring with some help from the ropes. As we return to the live on tape action, Williams grabs onto Hoyt's foot and Hoyt pulls Petey up to the apron. This allows Young to hit a clothesline from behind. Young with a snap mare followed by a leg drop. Young punches Hoyt and then chokes Hoyt with his leg. Young kicks Hoyt in the head. Young slaps Hoyt, but Lance does the finger point of Hoyt and tells Young to punch him. Hoyt blocks a punch and responds with one of his own. Hoyt continues the attack with two clotheslines and a back body drop. Williams gets on the apron, but he is knocked off when Hoyt connects with a clothesline. Lance with the Big Boot of Hoyt for the three count. After the match, Bobby Roode, Alistair Ralph, and Petey Williams come to the ring. Hoyt with clotheslines to Roode and Ralph, but Roode with a Northern Lariat when Hoyt Irish whips Williams. They work over Hoyt with a four-on-one attack until The Naturals come out to help Lance.

We go to the back where Terry Taylor is with Monty Brown. Terry wants to know how Monty feels about not being in the world title picture. Monty wonders how he can be the Frank Sinatra and Rodney Dangerfield of wrestling at the same time. He did it his way at King of the Mountain. He destroyed and dismantled everyone in the ring. He POUNCED and pinned Raven in the first thirty seconds of the match. He gave Sean Waltman an Alpha Bomb. He POUNCED A.J. Styles out of the ring, and then POUNCED Abyss through a table. However, Raven sneaks up and wins the title. Monty says that the disrespect of all of this is that whoever is in charge gives Abyss a title shot. Monty says that he will earn his respect. Monty says that he does not care if 3 Live Kru does not get along. He does not care if 3 Live Kru does not like The Outlaw. When you lay your hands on the Supreme Being, he does not have a problem. They have a problem. If you want to get at the Alpha Male and the Outlaw, they will be waiting. Also waiting for them is the POUNCE . . . period. We go to commercial.

We are back and it is time for our next match. Out first is Abyss (with Jim Mitchell). His opponent is Sonny Siaki (with Apollo). Abyss throws Siaki down on the collar and elbow tie up. Siaki chops and punches Abyss. Abyss refuses to move on an Irish hip. Siaki mocks Abyss and then Siaki with a drop toe hold and running boot to Abyss that sends Abyss out of the ring. Siaki tries for a pescado, but Abyss catches Siaki and hot shots Siaki on the guard rail. Abyss with a clothesline outside the ring with Siaki against the ring post. Abyss sends Siaki into the ring steps. Abyss rolls Siaki back into the ring. Abyss with a punch to Siaki followed by an open hand slap. Abyss with another one in the corner. Abyss slams Siaki and then he goes up to the second turnbuckle for a splash, but Abyss only gets a two count. Abyss charges at Siaki in the corner, but Siaki moves out of the way. Siaki comes off the ropes, but Abyss grabs Siaki by the throat. Abyss sets for the choke slam, but Siaki escapes and hits a running swinging neck breaker. Siaki with a rana to Abyss and then Siaki goes up top. Abyss catches Siaki and hits a choke slam, but Abyss only gets a two count. Siaki with punches Abyss, but Siaki comes off the ropes and Abyss hits the Black Hole Slam for the three count. After the match, Abyss grabs the chain. Apollo comes into the ring with a chair. Jim Mitchell comes into the ring to talk to Abyss. Abyss leaves the ring, but then he comes back and attacks Apollo when he turns his back. Abyss chokes Apollo. Abyss wedges the chair into the turnbuckles and then he gets the chain and puts it around Apollo's neck. From out of nowhere, Raven comes in and Abyss punches Raven and gives him a big boot. Raven with an Evenflow DDT and then Raven gets the chain and wraps it around Abyss's throat. Raven pulls the chain and it sends Abyss into the steel chair in the corner. Raven gets a mic. He tells Abyss that at No Surrender, since they have a title match, let's make it interesting. How about a dog collar match if Abyss likes bringing chains with him? If the show is called No Surrender, make the match No Surrender. No throwing in the towel and no quitting. The only way to win the match is by pinfall. We go to commercial.

We are back and it is time for our next match. Out first is Simon Diamond and Trytan. Before the match, Simon Diamond gets the mic and he says that Simon has a problem. In fact it is not Simon that has the problem. Now that he has recruited a seven-foot wrecking machine, everyone else has the problem because he has all of the answers. Their opponents are America's Most Wanted. Harris and Simon start things off. Harris with a side head lock followed by a shoulder tackle. Diamond tries for a hip toss, but Harris blocks it. Harris with a short arm clothesline to Diamond. Simon with a knee and then he tags in Trytan. Harris ducks a clothesline and then he punches Trytan. Trytan reverses an Irish whip, but he charges into a boot from Harris. From out of nowhere, Jeff Jarrett has come out and he is going to join Don and Mike at the announce position. Jarrett says that he wants to know where Larry Zbyszko is because of what Larry said last week. Jarrett wants to know who this 'new talent' is going to be and why they are going to be ranked higher than he is. Jarrett says that he wants his title shot. Tenay yells at Jarrett and tells him that Jarrett only needs to look in the mirror to know who cost him his title shot. We return to the match where Trytan throws Harris into the corner. Trytan punches Harris in the corner. Jarrett wants to know why everyone is ranked ahead of him. Trytan with a standing power slam to Harris. Diamond tags in and he punches Harris. Harris with a Lou Thesz Press and he tags in Storm who chops Simon. Diamond with a knee to Storm. Trytan grabs Storm from the apron and throws him down to the mat. Trytan tags in and he connects with a forearm to Storm. Back to the announce position where Jarrett says that he will take care of Hardy. Tenay reminds Jeff that Jeff Hardy has been suspended. Jarrett suggests that Jeff might not be the Hardy that he is talking about. Jarrett wants to know when he gets his rematch. Tenay tells Jarrett to talk to the championship committee, not him. We return to the ring where the match is still going on. Storm with an inverted tornado DDT to Diamond and both men are down. Harris tag in and he punches Simon followed by a back body drop. Harris goes up top. Trytan comes into the ring and he pushes Simon out of the way and catches Harris by the throat. Harris with a flying clothesline to Trytan. Harris with a full nelson slam for a two count. Trytan sets up Harris for the T-3, but Harris gets out of the hold. Harris with a suplex to Trytan followed by a clothesline that sends Trytan over the top rope to the floor. Simon with a knee. Storm makes the tag and Simon runs into a super kick for the three count. We go to commercial.

We are back and Terry Taylor is in the back with Christopher Daniels. Chris says that he is on the roll of a lifetime. He is a symbol of excellence. The embodiment of what a champion should be. In addition to redefining the X Division, he is transcending boundaries. Daniels has already beaten Mexico's greatest luchadore. At Slammiversary, he beat two of the greatest American wrestlers. From out of nowhere, Petey Williams comes out. Petey says that Daniels has never defeated Canada's greatest wrestler. Daniels says that it is not his fault that Williams never challenged him before. Petey reminds Daniels what Team Canada did to Lance Hoyt. Daniels responds by saying that Lance Hoyt is no Christopher Daniels. Petey tells Daniels that he will save Daniels the embarrassment. Williams says that he wants a title shot, and Daniels gives it to him.

It is time for the main event. Out first is Alex Shelley. His opponent is A.J. Styles. We go to commercial.

We are back and the match begins. Shelley with a knee to Styles followed by a punch. Shelley with a side head lock. Shelley with an arm bar take down followed by a rollup. Shelley looks like he is going for a figure four, but Styles sends him off the ropes and Styles with a drop kick. Styles with a kick to Shelley followed by a slam and a Phenomenal knee drop. Styles with a delayed vertical suplex for a two count. Styles slams Shelley's head into the turnbuckles. Styles with a hard Irish whip. Shelley with an eye poke followed by a Flatliner into the turnbuckle. Shelley reels Styles in and hits an enzuigiri. Shelley with a belly-to-back suplex. Shelley works on Styles's neck. Styles with punches to Shelley, but Shelly with a single leg take down followed by a kick to Styles's back. Shelley with a submission hold on Styles and then he stretches A.J.'s face and rakes the eyes. Shelley with a kick to Styles. Shelley with an Irish whip and then he charges at Styles and connects with a pair of knees to Styles's chest. Shelley with a punch to Styles followed by a snap mare and rear chin lock. Styles with a spin kick and clotheslines. Styles with a forearm and Shelley is bleeding from the nose. From out of nowhere, Sean Waltman walks to ringside. Styles sets up for a suplex, but Shelley floats over and counters into a belly-to-back suplex. However, Styles counters that and chops Shelley. Styles with a forearm to Shelley followed by an Irish whip and a running clothesline in the corner. Styles puts Shelley on the top turnbuckle. Shelley pushes Styles off. Shelley pushes Styles off the top turnbuckle again. Shelley with an inverted Pedigree to Styles. Shelley with forearms to Styles. Styles with a rana and a bridge. Styles turns it into a Styles Clash for the three count. After the match, Sean Waltman says that he was impressed by A.J.'s performance. However, Sean says that Styles would not be able to do that to him. Sean Waltman goes into the ring and gets in Styles's face. From out of nowhere, Jerry Lynn comes out and gets between Styles and Waltman as we go to credits.

Impact Thoughts:

I guess we are not supposed to remember that it was only two months ago that The Naturals attacked Lance Hoyt at Lockdown? Speaking of Lance Hoyt, it is nice to see that they comment on how Lance's 'popularity' blossomed when the Orlando crowd got behind him after he was put in a singles angle.

TNA is doing a good thing with the interview and backstage segments, and it does a good job of explaining some things that happen during the actual tapings.

At least when the WWE has announcers making no reference to the matches with their commentary, they let us see the action in the ring. I think half of the Trytan/Diamond versus America's Most Wanted match was missed because of Jeff Jarrett's appearance at ringside. Is Mike Tenay the only person who is able to stand up to Jeff Jarrett? I sure hope that Matt Hardy decides to sign with TNA or they are going to be stuck with another 'make references to Scott Hall even though he is not in the pay per view match any more' situation.

I guess with Sean Waltman making the comment about A.J. Styles being naïve, it is a bit of foreshadowing about what might happen between Styles and Waltman?

Some day we might have a World Title match on a TNA pay per view without 139 stipulations.

After seeing Monty's interview, is there any doubt that they missed the boat with him by not giving him a rematch against Jarrett after Final Resolution?

Right now the card for No Surrender (as announced on Impacts):
Abyss versus Raven for the NWA World Title in a Dog Collar No Surrender Match
Petey Williams versus Christopher Daniels for the X Division Title
Samoa Joe versus Chris Sabin

BREAKING SPOILER: Matt Hardy CONFIRMED For TNA On SpikeTV Debut August 12th!!