Slammiversary
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Promotion Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
Date June 28, 2026
City Boston, Massachusetts
Venue Agganis Arena
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The 2026 Slammiversary was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA). It took place on June 28, 2026, at the Agganis Arena in Boston, Massachusetts. It was the 22nd event under the Slammiversary chronology and celebrated the promotion's 24th anniversary. Following the death of two-time Impact World Tag Team Champion Joe Doering two days earlier, TNA dedicated the event to his memory.

Ten matches were contested at the event, including two on the pre-show. In the main event, Nic Nemeth defeated Mike Santana to win the TNA World Championship. In other prominent matches, The Broken Hardys (Broken Matt and Brother Nero) defeated The System (Brian Myers and Bear Bronson), The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch), and The Great Hands (Jason Hotch and John Skyler) in a four-way ladder match to win the TNA World Tag Team Championship, Xia Brookside defeated Léi Yǐng Lee to win the TNA Knockouts World Championship, and in the opening bout, Cedric Alexander defeated Amazing Red, Fabian Aichner, Frankie Kazarian, KC Navarro, Leon Slater, and Mr. Elegance in an Ultimate X match to retain the TNA X Division Championship. The event also featured the announcement of the TNA Knockouts Television Championship and the inductions of Amazing Red and Konnan into the TNA Hall of Fame and the TNA debut of Uhaa Nation (formerly known as Apollo Crews in WWE).

Production

Background

Slammiversary took place at Agganis Arena in Boston, Massachusetts.

Slammiversary is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) to celebrate the anniversary of the company's first event, which was held on June 19, 2002. As such, the event is usually held in the summer (June or July). The first event took place nearly a year after that event on June 18, 2003, and has since been considered one of Impact's premiere PPV events, along with Bound for Glory and – since 2020 – Hard To Kill, and Rebellion.[1]

On April 9, 2026, TNA announced its event schedule for the remainder of the year. Included in the announcement was Slammiversary, which is scheduled to take place on June 28, 2026, at the Agganis Arena in Boston, Massachusetts.[2] In May, TNA announced that a ladder match would take place at Slammiversary, and that all of the promotion's championships would be defended at the event.[3][4]

The event was originally scheduled to start 7PM EST. The event was moved to 4PM EST after it was announced that AEW Forbidden Door 2026 would be held at 8PM on June 28th. [5]

Broadcast outlets

In addition to airing on traditional pay-per-view worldwide, Slammiversary was available to livestream on TNA+ in the United States.

Storylines

The event featured professional wrestling matches that involve different wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and storylines. Wrestlers will portray villains, heroes, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that built tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches.[6]

Championship matches

Mike Santana defended the TNA World Championship against Nic Nemeth. This was Nemeth's Call Your Shot championship opportunity.

At Bound for Glory on October 12, 2025, Nic Nemeth and Frankie Kazarian became the co-winners of a 22-person Intergender Call Your Shot Gauntlet, each earning the right to challenge for the TNA World Championship at any time of their choosing.[7] A month later, on the November 13, 2025, episode of Impact!, TNA World Champion Mike Santana defended the title against Nic's brother Ryan Nemeth, during which Nic attempted to invoke his title opportunity before being ambushed by an unknown assailant backstage. After Santana and Ryan were attacked by a group of NXT wrestlers, Kazarian entered with his trophy and successfully captured the TNA World Championship from Santana.[8] Santana would eventually regain the championship on the Impact! premiere on AMC on January 15, 2026, with Santana causing Nic to fail another attempt to use his opportunity.[9] He then retained the title two days later against Kazarian at Genesis in a Texas Deathmatch with Nic as the special guest referee. After the match, Nic tried invoking his Call Your Shot challenge but was again stopped by Santana.[10] On June 7, Nic announced that he invoked his Call Your Shot opportunity in advance to challenge Santana for the TNA World Championship at Slammiversary.[11] After Santana successfully retained against Eric Young on the June 11 episode of Thursday Night Impact!,[12] Santana versus Nic for the TNA World Championship was made official for Slammiversary.[13] The week after, Santana and Nemeth were given an ultimatum by TNA Director of Operations Daria Rae, as they were teaming with KC Navarro for a six-man tag team match against Order 4 (John Skyler, Jason Hotch, and TNA International Champion Mustafa Ali) that night. Ali, who would defend his title in an open challenge at Slammiversary,[14] brokered a deal with Rae that could put him in the TNA World Championship match at the event, should Santana or Nemeth attack each other during their match. Nemeth would lose his opportunity, or Santana would be stripped of the title, but either way, Ali would replace them in the match. Regardless, Santana, Nemeth, and Navarro would defeat Order 4 without much incident, although the three would get into a scuffle that ended with Nemeth dropping Santana with a kick.[15]

On the May 14, 2026, episode of Thursday Night Impact!, TNA announced an Ultimate X match for the TNA X Division Championship at Slammiversary.[16] Later that night, Cedric Alexander defeated X Division Champion Leon Slater 2–1 in a two-out-of-three falls match to win the title, ending Slater's record-tying 298-day reign.[17] On the following week's episode, TNA announced Slater as one of the competitors in the Ultimate X match.[18] The week after, Frankie Kzarian hosted Alexander and Slater on his talk show The King's Speech, where he announced that he, one of the three competitors in the first-ever Ultimate X match, would be competing alongside them at Slammviersary. The rest of the match would be filled out later in the night to include KC Navarro, Mr. Elegance, and recent signee Fabian Aichner.[19] Three days earlier, TNA announced the return of Amazing Red to the promotion for the first time in 15 years at Slammiversary.[20] Following Thursday Night Impact!, Red was added to the Ultimate X match.[21]

Former best friends, reigning champion Léi Yǐng Lee and Xia Brookside, battled for the TNA Knockouts World Championship.

On the April 2, 2026, episode of Thursday Night Impact!, Xia Brookside challenged NXT's Arianna Grace for the TNA Knockouts World Championship. Before the match, Brookside's tag team partner Léi Yǐng Lee played a message from Robbie Brookside, Xia's father, wishing her good luck. However, Xia failed to defeat Grace for the title.[22] At Rebellion on April 11, Lee challenged Grace for the title. Towards the end of the match, Xia betrayed Lee, assisting Grace by placing her foot on the ropes to break a pin attempt, before she would ultimately retain the title.[23] On the April 23 episode of Thursday Night Impact!, Xia blamed Lee and her father for her failed attempt to win the title, claiming she should have been the one defending the title against Lee at Rebellion. She spoke about the pressures of being a second-generation wrestler and feeling isolated due to her father's lack of support. Lee clarified that she held no ill intentions, noting that she also felt alone until they became friends. Xia accepted the apology, realizing that the support she truly needed came from Lee, not her father, and admitted that Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo had manipulated her about joining BirthRight. She promised not to let the title come between them and called Lee her best friend. As they hugged, Xia's expression turned sinister before she attacked Lee, forcing referees to intervene.[24] On the May 7 episode, Lee defeated Grace to capture the TNA Knockouts World Championship with Xia banned from ringside.[25] Three weeks later, Xia, Elayna Black, Mara Sadè defeated Lee and the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Champions The Elegance Brand (Heather by Elegance and M by Elegance) in a six-woman tag team Champions Challenge after Xia pinned Lee, earning the right to challenge for Lee's title.[26][27] On June 11, Lee versus Xia for the TNA Knockouts World Championship at Slammiversary was made official.[13]

At Sacrifice on March 27, 2026, The System (Cedric Alexander and Brian Myers) battled Jeff Hardy and Vincent. During the match, footage was played on the titantron, showing Dutch – Vincent's tag team partner in The Righteous – standing over a bloodied Matt Hardy, Jeff's brother and tag team partner in The Hardys. The distraction allowed The System to attack Jeff and win the match.[28] On the April 9 episode of Thursday Night Impact!, TNA World Tag Team Champions The Hardys defeated The Righteous in a tag team elimination tables match.[29] Two days later at Rebellion, The System (Bear Bronson and Brian Myers) defeated The Hardys to win the titles.[23] On the April 16 episode of Thursday Night Impact!, Matt thanked Dutch for "sacrificing" him at Sacrifice, stating that the "near-death experience" made him feel alive.[30] The following week, Dutch defeated Matt and continued to attack him as Vincent watched until Jeff came out to save his brother.[24] Jeff defeated Vincent the following week after Matt appeared as Broken Matt, turning the lights off to knock out Vincent.[31] On the May 21 episode, Broken Matt and Vincent battled while Jeff, now as Brother Nero, and Dutch were handcuffed to the ropes. When Vincent stole the handcuff keys, the lights turned off and Jeff reappeared as Willow when the lights turned back on. He hit Vincent with an umbrella before disappearing when the lights turned off again, which allowed Matt to pin Vincent.[32] On the June 4 episode, The Righteous defeated The Hardys in a Wicked Garden match after Vincent force fed Jeff a lily-of-the-valley, kayfabe poisoning him, and then pinned Matt.[33][12] On June 11, TNA announced Bronson and Myers' title defense against The Righteous and The Hardys at Slammiversary.[13] A week later, Vincent explained that poisoning Jeff showed that "even legends decay". He further claimed that The Righteous made The Hardys obsolete. Vincent stated that they have dispatched The Hardys and diverted their attention to winning the TNA World Tag Team Champions. TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella declared the reigning champions The System versus The Righteous versus The Hardys in a three-way ladder match for the TNA World Tag Team Championship at Slammiversary. The lights turned off as Broken Matt's laughter was heard throughout the arena. When the lights came back on, a ladder appeared in the ring with The Righteous.[12][13] On the June 25 episode, TNA Director of Operations Daria Rae added The Great Hands (Jason Hotch and John Skyler) to the match, turning it into a four-way ladder match.[34]

On the May 21, 2026, episode of Thursday Night Impact!, The Elegance Brand found a "See you soon" message written using a lipstick on a mirror from Rosemary, Mara Sadè, and Allie.[32] On the June 11 episode, Rosemary, Sadè, and Allie defeated The Elegance Brand (Ash by Elegance, Heather by Elegance, and M by Elegance) in a six-woman tag team match. During the match, Rosemary, Sadè, and Allie manipulated a doll bearing Ash's image, like a voodoo doll, to hurt her. Later that night, Heather and M were scheduled to defend the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship against Rosemary and Allie at Slammiversary.[12][13]

Other matches

On the April 9, 2026, episode of Thursday Night Impact!, Eric Young, the self-proclaimed gatekeeper of TNA, called Ricky Sosa a wannabee. They got into a brawl that ended when Young hit Sosa with a piledriver.[29] Two months later on June 11, Young challenged Mike Santana for the TNA World Championship, but Young lost after a distraction by Sosa.[12] A match between Young and Sosa was made official for Slammiversary.[13]

On the January 22, 2026, episode of Thursday Night Impact!, Eddie Edwards, Brian Myers, and the new members of The System – Bear Bronson and Cedric Alexander – assaulted Moose and JDC, kicking them out of the stable. Eddie's wife, Alisha Edwards, who disagreed with The System's actions, left the stable.[35][36] Moose began a mission to challenge The System's "You can't beat The System" motto by taking down every member to beat The System.[37][38] Over the following weeks, Moose defeated Alexander, Myers, and Bronson individually.[39][40][41] At Sacrifice on March 27, Moose was slated to battle Eddie, but 32 seconds into the match, Special Agent 0 attacked Moose, disqualifying Eddie.[28] At Rebellion on April 11, Eddie challenged Mike Santana for the TNA World Championship. During the match, an injured Alisha came out to ringside on crutches. Moose also came out to reveal that Alisha had faked her injury and continued to collude with The System in secret. Moose helped Santana fend off The System and retain his title.[23] On the May 7 episode of Thursday Night Impact!, Moose and Leon Slater was victorious against Eddie and Alexander after Moose countered Eddie with a jackknife pin.[25] On the June 11 episode, Moose announced that TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella made a match official between Moose and Eddie at Slammiversary.[12][13] Two weeks later, before that night's episode, TNA shared an exclusive clip on social media, where Alisha confronted JDC, as it was revealed that he would accompany Moose at Slamiversary. Later in the night, Moose and JDC came to the ring as the former announced that his and Eddie's match would now be contested as a No Surrender Rules match. The Edwards' then confronted Moose and JDC in the ring, with Alisha trying to goad Moose into attacking her before JDC calmed him down.[34]

On the May 21, 2026, episode of Thursday Night Impact!, A. J. Francis approached Elijah, wanting to collaborate on music with him. Elijah refused, stating that as a drifter, he walked alone; Francis muttered that Elijah would "regret" his decision.[32] Two weeks later, Francis debuted his new song "Walk," which featured an opening guitar strum similar to Elijah's, as well as an album cover that looks like Francis' head superimposed on Elijah's body. Elijah would later come out and expose Francis for his supposed plagiarism, only for Francis to instead serve him a cease and desist order. He revealed that he had purchased the rights to Elijah's brand and music catalog from his manager, effectively "owning" Elijah himself. The segment ended with Francis knocking Elijah out and laying the legal documents over his body.[33] On the June 18 episode, a vignette of Francis in the style of Behind the Music aired, where he explained why he purchased Elijah's music, believing he didn't "deserve" to own the rights to it, echoing Suge Knight and Death Row Records.[15] On June 22, TNA would announce that Francis and Elijah would face off at Slammiversary.[42]

Event

Other on-screen personnel
Role Name
Commentators Tom Hannifan
Matthew Rehwoldt
Ring announcer McKenzie Mitchell
Referees Daniel Spencer
Frank Gastineau
Paige Prinzivalli
Interviewer Gia Miller
Pre-show panel Tom Hannifan
Matthew Rehwoldt
Daria Rae
Ace Steel

Pre-show

The pre-show opened with a triple threat match between Elayna Black, Indi Hartwell, and Mara Sadè. Sadè executed a moonsault onto Hartwell, but Black pulled Sadè off the cover before hitting Sadè with the Blackout DDT to score the pinfall victory.[43]

Following the match, TNA Hall of Famer Traci Brooks announced a tournament featuring 16 Knockouts to crown the inaugural TNA Knockouts Television Champion, a title exclusively defended on Thursday Night Impact!. She stated that the tournament was scheduled to begin on the following episode of Thursday Night Impact!.[43]

Next, Eric Young battled Ricky Sosa. Young executed a Death Valley driver off the ropes, and then Sosa responded with a moonsault. Young missed a moonsault, which allowed Sosa to hit the Blue Thunder Bang to win the match.[43]

Preliminary matches

The event opened with a 10-bell salute in honor of Joe Doering, who died two days earlier. Cody Deaner, also known as The Hometown Man, said that Doering considered his friends as "friends for life". He spoke about Doering's passion for professional wrestling. He recalled getting to team with Doering after doctors removed a cancerous tumor and informed him of the end of his career. Deaner said that Doering exemplified doing "whatever you put your mind to" with passion. He shared that he spent time with him a few weeks before. Deaner then dedicated the year's edition of Slammiversary to Doering.[43][44]

The opening match was the Ultimate X match for the TNA X Division Championship, featuring reigning champion Cedric Alexander, Amazing Red, Fabian Aichner, Frankie Kazarian, KC Navarro, Leon Slater, and Mr. Elegance. While the other competitors were incapacitated early, Elegance scaled the cables but was pulled down after he began to showboat. Red then connected with multiple Code Reds. He attempted another Code Rode onto Slater, but Slater blocked it. Kazarian scaled the cables, but Aichner caught him with a springboard crossbody. As three wrestlers each carried an opponent on their shoulders, Slater ascended the ropes. After two pairs tumbled to the outside, Slate executed a double Doomsday Blockbuster. When Slater and Red simultaneously scaled the ropes and unhooked the championship belt, Alexander grabbed the title and won the match to retain the title.[43]

Amazing Red made his return to TNA after 15 years. After his match, he was announced as the new inductee of the TNA Hall of Fame.

After the match, Kazarian offered his eternal respect to Red. A video package played, officially announcing Red's induction into the TNA Hall of Fame.[43]

Next, A. J. Francis (accompanied by Expressions) and Elijah fought for the ownership of Elijah's name, likeness, and music catalog. Elijah immediately hit Francis's face with his knee for a near-fall. While Francis distracted the official, Expressions attacked Elijah. Eiljah executed a tombstone piledriver, but Francis kicked out, marking the first time a TNA wrestler survived the move. Elijah then stopped Expressions from interfering with a guitar. Although Expressions offered a bribe, Elijah instead struck him over the head with the guitar. Francis then did a roll-up on a distracted Elijah for a two-count. He then landed a powerbomb, but Elijah kicked out again. Elijah later connected with a rope-walk Canadian Destroyer to defeat Francis. After the match, Elijah revealed a custom guitar fitted with lights.[43]

Next, The Elegance Brand (Heather by Elegance and M by Elegance), accompanied by Ash by Elegance and The Personal Concierge, defended the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship against DemonXBunny (Rosemary and Allie). The Elegance Brand isolated Allie early, with M connecting with a Coast-to-Coast. M later executed a moonsault onto Rosemary, but Allie broke up the ensuing pinfall. Following a rapid offensive exchange, all four competitors were briefly incapacitated. When Rosemary attempted a pinfall, Ash interfered; Rosemary pursued Ash; who retreated behind Concierge, prompting Rosemary to blind him with green mist. As The Elegance Brand worked together to attack Rosemary, Rosemary evaded a double stomp from Heather, which caused M to get hit instead. Allie then hit Heather with a Codebreaker, and then Rosemary followed with a reverse DDT to win the title.[43]

The TNA International Championship was on the line next with Mustafa Ali (accompanied by Tasha Steelz) defending the title against Rich Swann and the debuting Uhaa Nation in a triple threat match. As Nation had the momentum, he got distracted by Steelz on the ring apron, and then Special Agent 0 appeared, which prompted Nation to confront him. Ali capitalized with a suicide dive onto Nation, and then Agent 0 hit Nation with the steel steps. Swann evaded Ali's 450° splash. He then attempted a handspring, but Ali countered with a backslide and bridged forward to retain his title.[43]

The No Surrender match between Moose (accompanied by JDC) and Eddie Edwards (accompanied by Alisha Edwards) followed. Before Moose could enter the ring, Eddie kicked Moose, prompting the referee to start the match. Moose powerbombed Eddie onto the ring apron, but Edwards backdropped Moose onto the steel steps. Eddie and Alisha then taunted Moose's wife and son in the front row. As Moose introduced a table, Eddie kicked the table into him and followed with the Boston Knee Party. Moose recovered and powerbombed Eddie. Moose attempted a spear through a table in the corner, but Eddie countered with a Pedigree. Eddie locked Moose's wrists to the middle rope using zip-ties. Moose's wife took the towel from JDC to stop the match, but JDC intervened. Eddie then grabbed Moose's wife by the hair and shoved her down; JDC tried to assist but Eddie punched him instead. Eddie then grabbed Moose's son into the ring to taunt Moose, but his son hit Eddie with a low blow and then Moose's wife slapped Alisha. Moose broke free and hit Edwards with two consecutive spears. JDC then gave Moose a steel chain, which Moose wrapped around his shoulder before connecting with another spear; Eddie's mouth began to bleed. As Moose, still with the chain around his shoulder, prepared to spear Eddie through the table, Alisha threw in the towel, officially forfeiting the match on Eddie's behalf. After the match, JDC prevented Moose from continuing the assault and the hit Eddie with a Stunner. Moose then speared Eddie and Alisha through a table before celebrating with his family and JDC.[43]

Next, Léi Yǐng Lee defended the TNA Knockouts World Championship against Xia Brookside. Brookside evaded a kick on the outside, causing Lee to strike her foot against the ring post; Brookside began to target Lee's leg. Lee later pulled Brookside away from the corner, and as Brookside resisted, she inadvertently removed the turnbuckle pad. Lee connected with a powerbomb, but she continued to limp as she advanced towards the ropes. Brookside tried to blindside her, but Lee kicked her away; which caused Brookside to rebound off the ropes and pushed Lee face-first into the exposed turnbuckle. Brookside then followed with her signature DDT to capture the title.[43]

The penultimate match was a four-way ladder match for the TNA World Tag Team Championship, featuring the defending champions The System (Bear Bronson and Brian Myers), The Broken Hardys (Broken Matt and Brother Nero), The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch), and The Great Hands (John Skyler and Jason Hotch). The Broken Hardys attacked their opponents with a ladder. The competitors later stacked four tables on the outside and two ladders were set up in the center of the ring. The Righteous brought the "Wicked Garden" ladder, a ladder wrapped in barbed wire and flowers, from backstage. Bronson tried to fend them off and leaned the ladder upside down in the corner. He then attempted to slam Vincent, but Dutch powerslammed Vincent onto the barbed wire instead before slamming him against the ladder again; Vincent followed with a Swanton Bomb. Vincent later blinded Myers with a poisonous flower, causing him to fall off a ladder. As Bronson and Dutch exchanged strikes at the top of a ladder, The Broken Hardys tipped the ladder over, which caused Bronson and Dutch to crash through the stacked tables. As The Great Hands were placed on a bridged ladder, Nero then executed a Swanton Bomb off the top of a ladder at ringside onto The Good Hands. The Broken Hardys then climbed the ladder and unhooked the title belts to win the TNA World Tag Team Championship.[43]

Konnan will be inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame at Bound for Glory.

Before the main event, a video package played of Mike Santana announcing Konnan's induction into the TNA Hall of Fame.[43]

Main event

In the main event, Mike Santana defended the TNA World Championship against Call Your Shot winner Nic Nemeth. When Santana attempted a chop near the ring post, Nemeth ducked, causing Santana to hit the ring post. Ryan Nemeth appeared on the apron to taunt Santa. As the referee distracted Santana while ejecting Ryan, Nic hit Santana with the Call Your Shot trophy. Nic then applied a sleeper hold, and Santana began to bleed while in the hold. Santana lifted Nemeth onto his shoulders and dropped backwards. He then attempted the Spin the Block, but Nic countered with a superkick for a near-fall. Nic quickly followed with the Danger Zone for another two-count. Nic attempted another superkick, but Santana countered with the Spin the Block for a near-fall. Santana attempted the Spin the Block again, but Nic countered with a superkick; Santana kicked out at one, which infuriated Nic. Santana superkicked the distracted Nic before attempting another Spin the Block, but his legs gave out due to blood loss, which allowed Nic to connect with the Danger Zone to win the match and the TNA World Championship.[43]

Results

No. Results Stipulations Times[43]
1P Elayna Black defeated Indi Hartwell and Mara Sadè by pinfall Triple threat match[45] 5:00
2P Ricky Sosa defeated Eric Young by pinfall Singles match[13] 6:00
3 Cedric Alexander (c) defeated Amazing Red, Fabian Aichner, Frankie Kazarian, KC Navarro, Leon Slater, and Mr. Elegance Ultimate X match for the TNA X Division Championship[13][46] 10:30
4 Elijah defeated A. J. Francis (with Expressions) by pinfall Singles match[42][45]
Had Elijah lost, Francis would have owned his name, likeness, and music catalog.		 9:10
5 DemonXBunny (Rosemary and Allie) defeated The Elegance Brand (Heather by Elegance and M by Elegance) (c) (with Ash by Elegance and The Personal Concierge) by pinfall Tag team match for the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship[13] 9:40
6 Mustafa Ali (c) (with Tasha Steelz) defeated Rich Swann and Uhaa Nation by pinfall Triple threat match for the TNA International Championship[14]
This was an open challenge.		 10:00
7 Moose (with JDC) defeated Eddie Edwards (with Alisha Edwards) No Surrender match[13][47] 13:10
8 Xia Brookside defeated Léi Yǐng Lee (c) by pinfall Singles match for the TNA Knockouts World Championship[13] 11:50
9 The Broken Hardys (Broken Matt and Brother Nero) defeated The System (Brian Myers and Bear Bronson) (c), The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch), and The Great Hands (Jason Hotch and John Skyler) Four-way ladder match for the TNA World Tag Team Championship[13][47] 17:30
10 Nic Nemeth defeated Mike Santana (c) by pinfall Singles match for the TNA World Championship[13]
This was Nemeth's Call Your Shot championship match.		 15:00
(c)  – the champion(s) heading into the match
P  – the match was broadcast on the pre-show

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