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monday, 25 june 2018 retro review // tna lockdown 2006 april 2006, gnarls barkley's crazy was blasting out, everyone was about to die of bird flu and tna were hosting lockdown 2006. gosh golly, it was a mad time to be about. the second ever all steel cage event was still a pretty novel concept at the time, with the show being headlined by abyss challenging for christian cage's nwa world heavyweight title and a lethal lockdown match with sting being joined by aj styles, rhino & ron “the truth” killings to battle a jeff jarrett-led team that included america's most wanted (james storm & chris harris) & scott steiner. but how was lockdown 2006? here's our review. “ brutality meets hardcore”, the opening package throws up random words, focusing on christian cage vs. abyss for the nwa world heavyweight championship, samoa joe defending his x division title against sabu and the lethal lockdown match pitting a jeff jarrett-led team against a group headed up by sting. this promo is too much, man. “ screw mcmahonism, i'm a tnathiest” reads a sign in the crowd, as mike tenay and don west welcome us to the impact zone in orlando, florida. six man tag team world x cup preview steel cage match - team japan (minoru, hirooki goto & black tiger) vs. team usa (sonjay dutt, alex shelley & jay lethal) a sweet opener here with six talented young performers combining well to present an exciting preview to that year's world x cup. whilst the steel cage was barely used and the match would probably have been much better without, the six lads worked well within the confines, working a number of tight sequences and bringing in a number of sick fucking tag moves that hyped the crowd up well. team usa worked particularly well together with the majority of their offence coming in short bursts of double and triple team offence, highlighted early on with a wheelbarrow gutbuster combination from jay lethal & alex shelley that was followed up with a lionsault from sonjay dutt. whilst team japan would get the win with a tasty bridging tiger suplex from black tiger (better known as rocky romero in new japan pro wrestling) on jay lethal, i feel like team japan still could've been better presented in the main body of the match, often coming across as a little generic whilst team usa got the majority of the exciting offence in. lethal showed signs of the world-class performer he'd develop into in ring of honor, pulling out a good variety of action with his three opponents and looking the smoothest and most reliable performer on team usa, whilst also doing a great job of selling his arm following a sequence that concluded with him getting caught in minoru's signature submission, the minoru special (flying cross armbreaker). next ppv – on 14 th may at sacrifice, all six men would compete in the world x cup final gauntlet match that also featured eric young, incognito, johnny devine, jushin thunder liger, magno, puma, shocker, tyson dux and eventual winner petey williams. this would be the final tna ppv appearances for both hirooki goto & black tiger. mike tenay and don west chatted a bit and showed us some of the matches that were still to come, whilst pushing the idea that lockdown was a unique show because of the all steel cage gimmick jeremy borash pushed the new tna action figure set, before interviewing a team 3d who all very intense with brother ray proclaiming he'd rather work for “that company in conneticut” than hear the canadian national anthem...also latte zbssskfko to ask borash something, it was unclear what was going on. steel cage match - “the fallen angel” christopher daniels vs. “formerly known as low-ki” senshi considering the pedigree of the talent involved, this match comes out feeling surprisingly throwaway and whilst it's still a pretty good outing, it doesn't come close to reaching the potential that a match between christopher daniels and senshi had at this time when looked at on paper. this is partly down to a relatively basic match structure and a couple of teases of big highspots that ultimately came to nothing. neither man seemed completely into the bout, perhaps feeling pissed at being chucked into the second match on the card with no build and this leads to a middle section with little direction and a surprising lack of high-quality sequences. there was however some strong psychology at work in the opening with senshi taking the action to daniels with the commentary team pushing that daniels had been caught off guard by his former triple x stablemate answering his open challenge with the former and future low ki unloading some stiff strikes on the fallen angel, including a brutal looking double foot stomp. the highlight of the match was a strong near fall for daniels off a best moonsault ever, but the finish ended up falling flat for this reviewer as senshi escaped an angel's wings attempt into a pinning combination picking up the win with his feet on the middle turnbuckle. i've probably been a bit hard on this match and i'd still say it would be worth checking out, but if you're pushed for time and want an example of a singles match between the two then you'd probably be better served by watching their encounter from earlier in 2006 at ring of honor's tag wars event. next ppv – at sacrifice, christopher daniels would tag with aj styles in a losing effort against america's most wanted for the nwa world tag team titles. on the other hand, senshi missed sacrfice but would return for slammiversary in june, winning a six way elimination bout that also included alex shelley, jay lethal, petey williams, shark boy and sonjay dutt. jeremy borash had a chat with “bullet” bob armstrong and the james gang ahead of armstrong's arm wrestling match with konnan...there's a lot of weird cliches that i'm sure sounded good when they came up with them... the promo package for the arm wrestling match is an absolute dumpster fire, acting more as a promo video for whatever mad song is being played in the background than telling me what has actually happened in this feud. konnan cut a promo on orlando, the crowd didn't react because the show is in a theme park, so the crowd is mostly tourists. brilliant work konnan, you cunt. steel cage arm wrestling match – konnan (with the latin american xchange (homicide & hernandez)) vs. “bullet” bob armstrong (with the james gang (bg james & kip james)) 63 year old bob armstrong got the win in an overly theatric arm wrestling match, despite repeated attempt at cheating from konnan. what else can i say? as per the pre-match stipulation the james gang got to administer ten whips with belts to lax...this was a bit of a shambles, but did included an unintentionally funny moment when bg accidentally called kip “billy”, leading to mike tenay quipping on commentary that kip had “jumped the gun(n)”. next ppv – whilst this was konnan's final ppv match, bob armstrong would return for february 2008's against all odds event, tagging with bg james for an unsuccessful shot at aj styles & tomko's tna world tag team championships. latte told jeff jarrett that his team had won the coin toss for lethal lockdown, as the rest of team jarrett chatted to jeremy borash about the upcoming lethal lockdown match, including scott steiner absolutely murdering the english language and a surpringsly competent performance from america's most wanted's chris harris. x-division x-scape match – “primetime” elix skipper (w/ simon diamond) vs. petey williams (w/ coach d'amore) vs. puma vs. chase stevens vs. shark boy vs. “the captain of team usa” chris sabin despite a convoluted gimmick, the x-scape match featured the best action of the show so far with strong performances from the likes of eventual winner chris sabin and petey williams. if you're unfamiliar with the gimmick, it's basically an elimination match with pinfalls or submissions until the final two competitors have to attempt to “x-scape” the cage (seriously, tenay really hammer

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