Prior to the start of the event there was a dark match between Robert Roode and Eric Young. At first Roode pinned Young using the ropes for leverage. The referee however ordered the match to restart once he realized that Roode had utilized the ropes. Young ultimately won the match, also utilizing the ropes for leverage.
The opening match of the pay-per-view was a 3-on-2 handicap match between Kazarian, Maverick Matt and Johnny Devine against The Voodoo Kin Mafia (B.G. James and Kip James). During the match, Kip hit Triple H's Pedigree and Shawn Michael's Sweet Chin Music. The Voodoo Kin Mafia ultimately picked up the victory after Kip hit the Cobra Clutch on Devine. After the match, Kip grabbed the mic and told Vince McMahon, Michael Hickenbottom and Paul Levesque to tune in on Thursday to Impact! to see what else they have in store.
The TNA X Division Championship match was next, which saw the champion, Christopher Daniels, defending his title against Chris Sabin. During the match, Sabin threw a chair into the ring; however, A.J. Styles came out and grabbed the chair. Daniels later rolled up Sabin with an inside cradle to retain the title. After the match, Sabin grabbed a chair again, but was stopped by Jerry Lynn, demanding him and Daniels shake hands. Sabin shook Daniels' hand, and then hit him with a Cradle Shock.
The following match saw Christian Cage take on A.J. Styles. During the match, Christopher Daniels came out in order to take the chair away from Cage, which he was going to use. Styles attempted to use this distraction to hit Cage with a sunset flip, but Cage was able to block it and pin Styles for the victory. After the match, Styles and Daniels went at each other and were eventually broken up by Sonjay Dutt and Jay Lethal. Rhino came out and told Daniels and Styles to shake hands, but Styles refused, calling Rhino "Dr. Phil" before leaving ringside.
The NWA World Tag Team Championship match was next, which saw the champions The Latin American Exchange (Homicide and Hernandez with Konnan) take on America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris and James Storm). Before the match, Konnan stated that they would be utilizing their First Amendment right to burn the American flag. Before he was able to, America’s Most Wanted attacked them from behind, and the two teams went at each other to begin the match. LAX ultimately retained the title when Homicide hit Storm with a blow torch, enabling Hernandez to cover him and pick up the victory. After the match, LAX grabbed the flag to burn it again before Petey Williams came out with a pipe in order to chase LAX to the back. Jim Cornette came out and stated that TNA management has decided that due to LAX’s actions, they will be stripped of the titles, and they have until Impact! on Thursday to hand over the titles to him.
The second to last match was for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. The champion Sting would defend his title against the challenger Abyss. Toward the end of the match, Sting laid out a bag of thumb tacks, and is choke-slammed onto the tacks. Sting then put Abyss into the Scorpion Deathlock, and Abyss tapped, but with James Mitchell distracting the referee. Sting then ties Abyss’ leg up, hangs him upside down and proceeds to beat him with a chair. When the referee attempts to break them up, Sting clotheslines the referee and gets disqualified. Under TNA rules (unlike most other major promotions) the title changes hands via a disqualification, meaning Abyss was the new champion, and is awarded the belt by Mitchell while lying unconscious on the ramp.
The main event saw Kurt Angle take on Samoa Joe. Ultimately, Angle picked up the victory when Joe tapped out of the ankle lock. With Angle's win, Joe suffered his first loss in 18 months. After the match, Joe stated that Angle was the better man tonight and requested a rematch. Joe stuck his hand out to shake Angle's hand, but Angle ignored his request and left the ring.