TNA Wrestling announced that their event “All Odds of 2025” took place at Mullett Arena in Tempe, Arizona, drawing a large crowd eager to see the main event matches. In a surprising turn, Trick Williams captured the TNA World Title during WWE Battlegrounds and defended it against Elijah at this event. The former Elias declared his intention to challenge Williams for the championship and attended NXT to watch Williams successfully retain the title against Mike Santana.
The main event started late at 12:30 a.m., but the Arizona fans were energized and vocal throughout, chanting phrases like “What’s Up” and “We want the truth,” reminiscent of R-Truth’s chants. Williams dominated early, rallying the crowd who cheered “Let’s Go Cena” and “TNA” throughout the bout. After some back and forth action, Elijah gained control at times, but Williams held strong.
The match featured intense moments such as Williams removing the turnbuckle pads and Elijah countering his moves. AJ Francis made a controversial appearance, causing a distraction but ending up tripped by Elijah, which allowed Williams to press his advantage. The referee prevented Elijah from using a guitar illegally, and after a near fall, Williams ultimately retained the TNA World Title following a decisive finishing move.
This event highlighted the growing partnership between NXT and TNA Wrestling, which has been instrumental in raising the profile of the main events and adding fresh excitement to the wrestling scene.
Fan Take: This crossover between NXT and TNA Wrestling is a thrilling development for WWE fans, as it promises more high-stakes matches and fresh rivalries. It could signal a new era of collaboration that strengthens the wrestling industry by blending different styles and talent pools, keeping the sport vibrant and unpredictable.
