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Last night at TNA’s Lockdown, Sting picked up the victory by pinning Abyss after Jeff Jarrett’s guitar shot to his head.  With Stings victory, it guaranteed him a title shot against Christian Cage at next months Pay Per View event called Sacrifice.  Also, new tag teams were crowned when Team 3D defeated the Latin American Xchange.  All the final Lockdown results are as follows:

• Christy Hemme’s team of Serotonin lost to the Voodoo Kin Mafia
• Chris Saban retained  his X Division Championship in the Xscape match by escaping first before Jay Lethal
• Senshi defeated Austin Starr with Mr. Bob Backlund as the special guest referee
• James Storm defeated Chris Harris in the blindfold match
• Robert Roode defeated Petey Williams
• “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels defeated Jerry Lynn
• Gail Kim defeated Jackie Moore

Tonight on the last TNA Impact before Lockdown, Jeff Jarrett made an appearence.  After the night kicked off with Sting, Samoa Joe, and Rhino questioning their leader Kurt Angle who their 5th team member would be against Christian Cage, Scott Steiner, Tomko, Abyss, and AJ Styles at Lockdown, Angle told his team to be patient and they would find out at the end of Impact.  Patience paid off because in the main event of the evening between Samoa Joe vs AJ Styles, all 9 team members between the 2 competitors were ringside and battling it out.  Soon, out from the curtain came Jeff Jarrett with his guitar to the ring which stood Styles and Joe.  He looked at Samoa Joe and turned around and hit AJ styles over the head with the guitar which led Samoa Joe to the victory.  He then held his hand up to Samoa Joe showing his 5 fingers saying he is the 5th member of the team.  TNA Lockdown this Sunday on Pay Per View should be good.

Kurt Angle began his wrestling career as an amature wrestler in the late 1980’s.  His amature wrestling career landed him a chance to compete in the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia where he won the gold medal in heavyweight freestyle wrestling.  In 1998, Kurt became the first Olympic Gold Medalist to compete in the WWE.  He held several titles including 4 WWE Heavyweight Championship Belts.  After 2005, Kurt Angle asked the WWE for an early release due to personal issues.  The WWE granted Kurt Angle’s release.  After Angle’s release, a few weeks later he signed a contract with TNA.  Since his TNA debut in October 2006, Angle has been competing for a spot for the Heavyweight Championship Title.