TNA Slammiversary 2025 Results: AJ Styles Appears, Trick Retains, Jacy Jayne Becomes Double Champion

A full rundown of results, highlights, and detail on the TNA Slammiversary 2025 event on Triller TV featuring the return of AJ Styles.
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One of the biggest nights in TNA history goes down inside UBS Arena on Sunday as TNA Slammiversary invades New York.

The signature TNA event contains high profile championship and grudge matches in front of one of the biggest TNA North American crowd ever, but the return of TNA legend, AJ Styles, may provide the most newsworthy part of the show.

Styles is expected to appear at Slammiversary, but nobody knows to what end. Another match? A TNA Hall of Fame induction? We'll know tonight at TNA Slammiversary on TrillerTV.

The main event of the show features a Triple Threat Match for the TNA World Championship. Former NXT Champion, Trick Williams, defends against Joe Hendry and Mike Santana in what should be a personal war. Hendry is attempting to get his championship back and Santana is looking to win the belt in front of his hometown crowd.

It's winner take all in the women's division on TNA Slammiversary. Masha Slamovich takes on NXT star, Jacy Jayne, and both the TNA Knockouts Championship and the NXT Women's Championship will be on the line during the bout.

In a grudge match, Mustafa Ali takes on long-time rival, Cedric Alexander. Both men have a history of great matches together -- including on the pre-show at WrestleMania 34 -- but this battle is a personal one.


TNA Slammiversary Live Blog

-The show began with a video tribute to TNA and it's history. Highlights included AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, Sting, Jeff Jarrett, and other TNA legends.

-Mustafa Ali opened the show with his entrance and was followed by Cedric Alexander. The bell rang as soon as both men got into the ring.

-After being kicked out of the ringside area by the referee, Tasha Steelz got back into the ring and got in the face of Alexander. Alexander and Steelz traded verbal jabs and Steelz tried to slap Alexander in the race. Instead, Alexander hit her with the Lumbar Check.

-Mustafa Ali defeated Cedric Alexander after hitting a 450 splash off the top rope. Ali hit the move right after Alexander hit Steelz. It's the first time Ali has beaten Alexander.

-The announce team ran down the full TNA Slammiversary card.

-Joe Hendry was interviewed backstage. Hendry said that there was a special feeling in the air and that he would be walking out of the show with the TNA World Championship.

-The System and Matt Cardona made their entrance to the ring. Right after, DarkState walked out. The tried to surround the ring to start the match, but The System started beating them up before the bell rang. JDC hit DarkState with a Sabu dive and then the match began.

-The System and Matt Cardona defeated DarkState. Eddie Edwards stopped a DarkState pin, which turned into momentum for his team ahead of the victory.

-A recap video aired for the Tessa Blanchard vs. Indi Hartwell match. After, Blanchard made her way to the ring and was followed by Hartwell. The announce team played up the fact that both women were good friends earlier in their careers.

-Indi Hartwell defeated Tessa Blanchard after three finishers. Hartwell countered Blanchard's top rope Magnum move and then hit her own for the win.

-After the match, Hartwell was interviewed, but then attacked by Blanchard. Blanchard turned her attention to the interviewer and destroyed her with repeated shots to the steel steps. TNA officials broke up the attack and sent Blanchard backstage.

-A recap video aired that highlighted the Masha Slamovich vs. Jacy Jayne winner take all match. Jacy Jayne made her entrance with Fatal Influence and Slamovich walked out next.

-Jacy Jayne defeated Masha Slamovich to win the TNA Knockouts Championship. Jayne rocked Slamovich with a monster right hook and then covered for the victory. She's now both the TNA Knockouts Champion and the NXT Women's Championship.

-After the match, the TNA President handed the TNA Knockouts Championship to Jayne.

-Moose and Leon Slater made their entrances to the ring after the company announced a North American attendance record for Slammiversary.

-Leon Slater defeated Moose to win the X-Division Championship. Slater connected with a Swanton Bomb and followed that with a 450 Swanton Bomb for the victory.

-After the match, Moose put the belt on Slater who celebrated in the ring with the audience. As he did, AJ Styles walked to the ring.

-Styles got a massive reaction. Styles asked the audience if they missed him and they cheered. He then told Slater that he earned the X-Division Championship. Styles put Slater over and said that the X-Division was built on the backs of guys like him. He then told Slater to go make a legacy in TNA like he had. Styles then posed on the ring ropes and waved at the audience before leaving up the entrance ramp.

-The Hardys won the TNA World Tag Team Championship in a Ladder Match. Jeff Hardy hit the Swanton Bomb through two ladders and then dropped a rope ladder from the ceiling. Hardy looked as if he was going to climb those for a move, but was knocked off. Later in the match, he scaled the ropes and pulled them down to win.

-As The Hardys celebrated, Bully Ray walked out and confronted the new champions. Ray congratulated them on winning the titles. Ray then challenged The Hardys for a tag team match with Team 3D (The Dudley Boyz) at Bound For Glory in October. The Hardys shook Ray's hand and accepted the match.

-Trick Williams retained the TNA World Championship against Joe Hendry and Mike Santana. Near the end of the match, Williams faked an injury and was tended to by doctors. Santana and Hendry battled in the ring. Santana hit Hendry with a lariat and tried to cover, but Williams scurried into the ring and made the cover on Hendry for the win instead.

-Trick Williams celebrated his title win on the entrance ramp as the show ended.


TNA Slammiversary 2025 Results:

Mustafa Ali defeated Cedric Alexander

The System and Matt Cardona defeated DarkState

Indi Hartwell defeated Tessa Blanchard

Jacy Jayne defeated Masha Slamovich to win the TNA Knockouts Championship

Leon Slater defeated Moose to win the TNA X-Division Championship

The Hardys defeated Ryan and Nic Nemeth, The Rascalz, and Fir$t Class in a Ladder Match to win the TNA World Tag Team Championships

Trick Williams defeated Joe Hendry and Mike Santana to retain the TNA World Championship

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