TNA Year in Review: 2004

This was the start of the actual PPV era in TNA, and the weekly PPVs will not be in this archive. 

Event: Victory Road
Date: November 7th, 2004

- Hector Garza wins a 20 man X Division Gauntlet Match
- Ron Killings, Erik Watts, Johnny B. Badd & Pat Kenney beat Kid Kash, Dallas & The Naturals
- Mascarita Sagrada beat Piratita Morgan
- NWA Tag Team Championship: B.G. James & Konnan beat Champions Team Canada (Bobby Roode & Eric Young) to win the title
- Trinity beat Jacqueline
- Monster's Ball Match: Monty Brown beat Raven and Abyss
- X Division Championship: Champion Petey Williams beat AJ Styles
- Last Team Standing Match: America's Most Wanted beat Triple X
- Ladder Match for the NWA Heavyweight Championship: Champion Jeff Jarrett beat Jeff Hardy

Event: Turning Point
Date: December 5th, 2004

- NWA Tag Team Championship: Team Canada (Bobby Roode & Eric Young) beat Champions B.G. James & Konnan to win the title
- Sonny Siaki, Hector Garza & Sonjay Dutt beat Kid Kash, Michael Shane & Kazarian
- Serengeti Survival Match: Monty Brown beat Abyss
- Pat Kenney & Johnny B. Badd beat Johnny Swinger & Glenn Gilbertti
- Diamond Dallas Page beat Raven
- X Division Championship: Champion Petey Williams beat Chris Sabin
- AJ Styles, Jeff Hardy & "Macho Man" Randy Savage beat Jeff Jarrett, Kevin Nash & Scott Hall
- Six Sides of Steel; Losing Team Disbands: America's Most Wanted beat Triple X

Anyone remember these shows?

I certainly do. I was a sophomore in high school, and recording iMPACT! since it was on while I was at school.

There's something I really enjoy about TNA's FSN days, they were fun, somewhat cheesy, yet different from what WWE was producing. I thought TNA was similar to ECW in that they didn't have the best production values, but had a great wrestling product. Triple X was one of my favorite tag teams, so it sucked seeing them job out during the PPVs. Obviously the Skipper spot is one of the most memorable in all of TNA, but it sucked seeing him and Daniels break away.

This started Daniels' singles run, so I guess it wasn't all bad.

No I don't but the old TNA was fun so much fun to watch its a damn Shame where it is right now.