Bound For Glory Results: Trinity Vs Mickie James -Knockouts Championship, Call Your Shot Gauntlet

In the opening moments of the Bound for Glory match, the talented Gisele Shaw entered as the sixth participant, quickly establishing her presence by eliminating Swinger. However, Steve attempted to stab her with a fork, and just as things were heating up, Dreamer rushed into the ring to engage in a heated brawl with Steve. The seventh entrant, Jody Threat, wasted no time and got into a fierce scrap with Shaw.

Amidst the chaos, Evans and Vidal acted as saviors for Shaw, preventing her from falling out of the ring. As the eighth participant, KiLynn King, made her entrance, she wasted no time targeting Threat, slamming her into the unforgiving turnbuckle. Shaw followed this up with a corner uppercut, showing her determination.

Surprises kept coming as Sonny Kiss made his entrance as the ninth contender. Kiss delivered a devastating kick to Shaw's head and sent her tumbling over the top rope, landing on Evans and Vidal. The twelfth participant, Jordynne Grace, added to the intensity as she came face to face with Bully, setting the stage for an epic showdown.

As the event progressed, the sixteenth entry, Heath, made his mark by hitting KiLynn with his signature finisher. However, Myers swiftly eliminated Heath from the match. Gresham, not to be outdone, pushed Jody Threat off the apron, making it clear that the Bound for Glory match was full of surprises and unexpected turns.

The final four participants – Cardona, KiLynn, Bully, and Grace – entered the ring, ready to determine the ultimate victor. Bully delivered a punishing clothesline to KiLynn, and Grace eliminated Cardona. The showdown between Jordynne and Bully began in earnest. Bully attempted a daring top rope senton, but Grace evaded it with a quick roll. Bully then went for an elbow drop but missed his mark. Grace retaliated with a series of powerful back fists, setting the stage for the climactic finish. Jordynne Grace executed her signature move, the Grace Driver, securing her victory and the admiration of the audience.

After the thrilling match, Jordynne Grace seized the microphone and made a bold declaration, calling her shot for the upcoming Hard to Kill event in January, leaving fans eager to see what she has in store.

The excitement continued with the Knockouts World Title match, pitting the reigning champion Trinity against the experienced Mickie James. Their bout was nothing short of a classic.

Mickie and Trinity displayed sportsmanship by shaking hands during the introductions. Once the bell rang, they engaged in a back-and-forth exchange, targeting each other's arms. Their grappling skills were on full display as they took turns mounting each other and exchanging strikes.

A pivotal moment came when Mickie faked a handshake and pulled Trinity in, leading to a fierce exchange of blows and evasive maneuvers. Both competitors demonstrated their resilience as they slammed each other face-first and rolled out of the ring to recover. They reentered the ring simultaneously, meeting face to face once again.

Trinity stunned Mickie with her Rear View and attempted a cover. She added an unexpected twist to her offense by gyrating on Mickie's face before kicking her away. Mickie countered with a lightning-fast kip-up and caught Trinity with a roundhouse kick, attempting a cover of her own.

Mickie continued to press her advantage by driving Trinity into the mat with her knees, a move Trinity often used. However, Trinity countered Mickie's MickDT attempt and executed a headscissors takedown. She transitioned this into her finishing move, Starstruck, and Mickie struggled to escape. Eventually, Mickie had no choice but to tap out, making Trinity the victorious and defending champion.

As if the evening couldn't get any more exciting, a vignette aired, revealing the return of TNA, promising more thrilling action and surprises in the wrestling world.

[dannyknightblade]

I'd love to see Mickie James as Knockouts champion again at some point; but I guess it's Trinity's time now.