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Alex Shelley Mod Download TNA Monthly Ppvs (2007) 2007/01/14 – Orlando, FL – “FINAL RESOLUTION 2007″ 01 alex shelley mod download TNA Monthly PPVs (2007) 2007/01/14 – Orlando, FL – “FINAL RESOLUTION 2007″ 01. Last Man Standing Match: Rhino vs. AJ Styles 02. TNA X-Division Title: Chris Sabin vs. Christopher Daniels vs. Jerry Lynn 03. Paparazzi Championship Series – Final: Alex Shelley vs. Austin Starr 04. James Storm vs. Petey Williams 05. NWA World Tag Titles: LAX vs. Team 3D 06. Iron Man Match: Kurt Angle vs. Samoa Joe 07. NWA World Title – Three Way Dance: Christian Cage vs. Abyss vs. Sting. 2007/02/11 – Orlando, FL – “AGAINST ALL ODDS 2007″ 01. Little Italy Street Fight: LAX vs. Team 3D 02. Senshi vs. Austin Starr 03. Tuxedo Match: Christy Hemme vs. Big Fat Oily Guy 04. Basebrawl: Lance Hoyt vs. Dale Torborg 05. Motor City Chain Match: AJ Styles vs. Rhino 06. TNA X-Division Title: Chris Sabin vs. Jerry Lynn 07. James Storm & Jacqueline Moore vs. Petey Williams & Gail Kim 08. Prison Yard Match: Sting vs. Abyss 09. NWA World Title: Christian Cage vs. Kurt Angle. 2007/03/12 – Orlando, FL – “DESTINATION X 2007″ 01. Ghetto Brawl: LAX vs. Team 3D 02. Double Bullrope Match: James Storm & Jacqueline Moore vs. Petey Williams & Gail Kim 03. Crossface Chickenwing Match: Senshi vs. Austin Starr 04. Voodoo Kin Mafia vs. The Heratbreakers 05. TNA X-Division Title – 2/3 Falls: Chris Sabin vs. Jerry Lynn 06. Elevation X Match: Rhino vs. AJ Styles 07. Kurt Angle vs. Scott Steiner 08. Last Rites Match: Sting vs. Abyss 09. NWA World Title: Christian Cage vs. Samoa Joe. 2007/04/15 – St. Charles, MS – “LOCKDOWN 2007″ 01. TNA X-Division Title – Xscape Match: Chris Sabin vs. Jay Lethal vs. Sonjay Dutt vs. Alex Shelley vs. Shark Boy 02. Robert Roode vs. Petey Williams 03. Gail Kim vs. Jackie Moore 04. Senshi vs. Austin Starr 05. Blindfold Match: James Storm vs. Chris Harris 06. Christopher Daniels vs. Jerry Lynn 07. NWA World Tag Titles – Electrified Cage: Team 3D vs. LAX 08. 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No DQ Match: Abyss vs. Tomko 10. TNA World Title – King Of The Mountain Match: Kurt Angle vs. Samoa Joe vs. AJ Styles vs. Christian Cage vs. Chris Harris. 2007/07/15 – Orlando, FL – “VICTORY ROAD 2007″ 01. Ultimate X Gauntlet Match (w/ Christopher Daniels, Jay Lethal, Puma, Homicide, Sonjay Dutt, Petey Williams, Shark Boy, Elix Skipper, Kaz & Senshi) 02. Voodoo Kin Mafia vs. Basham & Damaja 03. James Storm vs. Rhino 04. Motor City Machine Guns vs. Jerry Lynn & Bob Backlund 05. Eric Young & Gail Kim vs. Robert Roode & Ms. Brooks 06. Christian Cage vs. Chris Harris 07. Sting & Abyss vs. AJ Styles & Tomko 08. TNA World Title & TNA X-Division Title vs. TNA World Tag Titles: Kurt Angle & Samoa Joe vs. Team 3D. 2007/08/12 – Orlando, FL – “HARD JUSTICE 2007″ 01. Jay Lethal & Sonjay Dutt vs. Christopher Daniels & Senshi vs. Motor City Machine Guns 02. Kaz vs. Raven 03. Bar Room Brawl: James Storm vs. Rhino 04. LAX vs. Voodoo Kin Mafia 05. Robert Roode vs. Eric Young 06. 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