Impact Wrestling: 10 best matches on PPV

#3 Abyss vs AJ Styles (TNA Lockdown 2005)

This was the first Lockdown event for TNA Wrestling

Styles was amazing as always while Abyss looked like a legit monster and this happened to be the best match of his career.

This match was bloody, exciting and had an amazing storytelling.

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Styles and Abyss went all out from the get-go and the action never slowed down.

Every spot they come up with had a huge chance of either being botched or not looking as impactful as it should, yet they all somehow manage to work beautifully.

The whole "David vs Goliath" thing is a classic archetypal duel, but these two not only played it to perfection, they innovated it as well.

Styles is called the Phenomenal One and he displayed why people call him so throughout this entire match-up.

Abyss played the monster heel to sickening perfection but by innovating that role himself with some great moves and tactics.

This was not just a total war but an amazing classic that is incredible to watch. It brought crazy actions of styles, a huge brutality, a lot of excitement and a brilliant finish.

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