Ultimate X match

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The Ultimate X match is a type of professional wrestling match created by Impact Wrestling (formerly Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA)), mainly used in their X Division. It is considered the signature match of the X Division.

Match format[]

Ultimate X is contested by three or more wrestlers of the X Division. Two cables, connected to metal structures rising from the four corners of the ring, cross 15 feet above the middle of the ring.[1] Similar to a ladder match, an object (usually a championship belt or a large red "X") is suspended from where the cables cross. The winner is the first person to take possession of the hung object. After Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) made the transition to a hexagonal ring in June 2004, the cables were suspended from the four turnbuckles that were not perpendicular to the entrance ramp.

TNA official Don Callis received on-screen credit for the idea for the Ultimate X match. The tagline "No Limits and No Ladders" was added to the first match to emphasize the change. In this first match, bare steel wires, which were not secured in the center, were used above the ring, allowing them to bounce separately and causing the belt to tear off twice, requiring it to be reattached. In all future matches, standard ring cables were used, and the ropes were secured at their crossing.[1] Matches were typically referred to by number ("Ultimate X1", "Ultimate X2", etc.), however, TNA has not noted the numeratical order by name. This has only been practiced by fans since X4. The Ultimate X match type is a match type in the TNA Impact! video game, released in September 2008.

Rule nuances[]

A.J. Styles and Christopher Daniels reaching for the X Division Championship during an Ultimate X match in 2006.

After Ultimate X4, in which Michael Shane and Kazarian pulled the X Division Championship down at the same time, it was ruled that if both combatants land on the mat while still holding the object, they are declared "co-winners".[2] During Ultimate X6, Chris Sabin and Petey Williams detached the X Division Championship at the same time when A.J. Styles jumped from the top rope to snatch the belt from them while they were still hanging from the ropes, taking sole possession and landing on the mat, winning the title.[3]

During Ultimate X7, the belt was initially pulled down by A.J. Styles; however, Christopher Daniels hit Styles with his finisher Angels Wings and took the belt away from Styles, and was declared the winner because the referee had been knocked out, and did not realize that Styles first detached the title. During Ultimate X8, the object (the red "X") was partially detached, but both Chris Sabin and Michael Shane fell, and the X dropped, untouched, to the ground. Referee Mark "Slick" Johnson stopped anyone from taking the X and had officials rehang it. When it fell later, it fell into the waiting arms of Petey Williams, who was declared the winner. The decision was held up, as this was not the planned finish, and a rematch was held (Ultimate X9) soon after.

Although Ultimate X matches are considered no-disqualification, interference and the use of weapons are rare. Wrestlers are not allowed to use a ladder as a way to grab the object, although technically they may use one as a weapon. In Ultimate X14, however, Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) got away with using a ladder because the referee was knocked out.[citation needed]

Variations[]

DJZ and Manik reaching for the X Division Championship during an Ultimate X match in 2015.

Ultimate X4 was the first match of its kind to take place in a hexagonal ring. Ultimate X7 used a variation of the rules, called the Ultimate X Challenge. The match began under standard tag team rules, yet once a decision occurred, the wrestler who lost the decision was eliminated from the match. The remaining three competitors then wrestling under three-way dance rules to eliminate another competitor. The remaining two competitors then wrestled the Ultimate X match to determine the ultimate winner.

Ultimate X11 was the first tag team Ultimate X match. It was contested by two teams (for the NWA World Tag Team Championship) in a way similar to a Texas Tornado match with all four competitors attempting to obtain the object (one of the two title belts). The team of the wrestler that retrieves the belt won the match and the title. Ultimate X12 was the first Ultimate X Gauntlet match. It began as a ten-man Gauntlet for the Gold, with entries at timed intervals and eliminations allowed. Elimination occurred when a competitor went over the top rope and hit the floor. After all 10 participants have entered, the wrestlers still eligible in the match attempted to obtain the object (the red "X") and win the match. This time, the normal Ultimate X structure was replaced with the Elevation X structure. The Elevation X structure has been used in all matches since Ultimate X17.

Ultimate X14 was the first six-man tag team Ultimate X match. It was held at Final Resolution 2008, pitting Team 3D and Johnny Devine against X Division Champion Jay Lethal and The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin). Team 3D broke an "unwritten rule" by using the ladder to retrieve the X Division Championship. Ultimate X19 was the first non-televised Ultimate X match, taking place at a live event in London, England. Ultimate X20 was the first Ultimate X match since Ultimate X3 to take place in a four sided ring. Ultimate X21 was the first Ultimate X match to feature only two wrestlers and the first that could also be won via submission.

In 2011, the pilot episode for All Wheels Wrestling (a proposed auto racing-themed promotion filmed at TNA's Impact Zone for the Speed television network) featured an Ultimate X match as its main event, retitled as The Big Air Challenge. In this bout, Sonjay Dutt (under the ring name Schwagg D) defeated Jay Lethal (under the ring name RPM), Daivari (under the ring name Dubai), and Aaron Aguilera (under the ring name The Human Cyclone), with 20 points being awarded to the winner as part of All Wheels Wrestling's intended team competition. Of the four competitors, only Aguilera never worked for TNA or competed in an official Ultimate X match. The Big Air Challenge is not recognized as a canon Ultimate X match by Impact Wrestling.[4]

Elevation X[]

Elevation X was a variant of Ultimate X that combined the standard match with a scaffold match. It took place only twice, in 2007 and 2008, both at Destination X. In the shape of giant X, the platforms were raised 15 feet above the ring. The two participants would start at the ground level, climb their way up, and finish the match there. The loser is the wrestler who falls from the scaffold into the ring below. After 2008, the match would no longer be contested due to safety concerns. Rhino has participated in and won both matches as he defeated A.J. Styles the first year and James Storm in the second and final year of the match type. After the match was scrapped, the scaffolds would be occasionally used for Ultimate X matches, especially when there was a high number of wrestlers in the match.

Ultimate X matches[]

No. Match Stipulation Event Date Location Ref
1 Michael Shane defeated Chris Sabin (c) and Frankie Kazarian For the TNA X Division Championship Weekly PPV 59 August 20, 2003 Nashville, Tennessee
2 Chris Sabin defeated Michael Shane (c), Christopher Daniels, and Low Ki For the TNA X Division Championship Weekly PPV 76 January 7, 2004 Nashville, Tennessee
3 Chris Sabin (Team TNA) defeated Hector Garza (Team Mexico) and Petey Williams (Team Canada) For the 2004 TNA World X Cup Weekly PPV 99 May 26, 2004 Nashville, Tennessee
4 Frankie Kazarian and Michael Shane defeated A.J. Styles (c) For the TNA X Division Championship Weekly PPV 108 July 28, 2004 Nashville, Tennessee
5 Chris Sabin defeated Elix Skipper and Sonjay Dutt Number one contender to the TNA X Division Championship The Best Damn Wrestling Event Period November 10, 2004 Orlando, Florida [5]
6 A.J. Styles defeated Petey Williams (c) and Chris Sabin For the TNA X Division Championship Final Resolution January 16, 2005 Orlando, Florida [6]
7 Christopher Daniels defeated A.J. Styles (c), Elix Skipper, and Ron Killings For the TNA X Division Championship Destination X March 13, 2005 Orlando, Florida [7]
8 Petey Williams defeated Chris Sabin and Matt Bentley Number one contender to the TNA X Division Championship Bound for Glory October 23, 2005 Orlando, Florida [8]
9 Petey Williams defeated Chris Sabin and Matt Bentley Number one contender to the TNA X Division Championship TNA Impact! November 3, 2005 Orlando, Florida
10 Christopher Daniels defeated Samoa Joe (c) and A.J. Styles For the TNA X Division Championship Destination X March 12, 2006 Orlando, Florida [9]
11 A.J. Styles and Christopher Daniels defeated The Latin American Exchange (Hernandez and Homicide) For the NWA World Tag Team Championship No Surrender September 24, 2006 Orlando, Florida [10]
12 Christopher Daniels defeated Elix Skipper, Homicide, Jay Lethal, Kaz, Petey Williams, Puma, Senshi, Shark Boy, and Sonjay Dutt Number one contender to the TNA X Division Championship Victory Road July 15, 2007 Orlando, Florida [11]
13 The Latin American Exchange (Hernandez and Homicide) defeated Triple X (Elix Skipper) and Senshi) Number one contenders to the TNA World Tag Team Championship Bound for Glory October 14, 2007 Atlanta, Georgia [12]
14 Johnny Devine and Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) defeated Jay Lethal and The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) Final Resolution January 6, 2008 Orlando, Florida [13]
15 Volador Jr. (Team Mexico) defeated Daivari (Team International), Kaz (Team TNA), and Naruki Doi (Team Japan) For the 2008 TNA World X Cup Tournament Victory Road July 13, 2008 Houston, Texas [14]
16 Suicide (Christopher Daniels) defeated Alex Shelley (c), Chris Sabin, Consequences Creed, and Jay Lethal For the TNA X Division Championship Destination X March 15, 2009 Orlando, Florida [15]
17 Amazing Red (c) defeated Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin, Daniels, Homicide, and Suicide (Frankie Kazarian) For the TNA X Division Championship Bound for Glory October 18, 2009 Irvine, California [16]
18 The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) defeated Lethal Consequences Consequences Creed and (Jay Lethal) Number one contenders to the TNA World Tag Team Championship TNA Impact! October 22, 2009 Orlando, Florida [17]
19 Douglas Williams (c) defeated Amazing Red, Chris Sabin, Daniels, and Suicide (Frankie Kazarian) For the TNA X Division Championship Live event January 30, 2010 London, England [18]
20 The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) defeated Generation Me (Jeremy Buck and Max Buck) Number one contenders to the TNA World Tag Team Championship Destination X March 21, 2010 Orlando, Florida [19]
21 Douglas Williams (c) defeated Brian Kendrick by submission For the TNA X Division Championship Victory Road July 11, 2010 Orlando, Florida [20]
22 The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) defeated Beer Money, Inc. (James Storm and Robert Roode) TNA Impact! August 5, 2010 Orlando, Florida [21]
23 Kazarian defeated Mr. Anderson TNA Impact! October 21, 2010 Orlando, Florida [22]
24 Kazarian (c) defeated Jeremy Buck, Max Buck, and Robbie E For the TNA X Division Championship Victory Road March 13, 2011 Orlando, Florida [23]
25 Alex Shelley defeated Amazing Red, Robbie E, and Shannon Moore Number one contender to the TNA X Division Championship Destination X July 10, 2011 Orlando, Florida [24]
26 Brian Kendrick (c) defeated Abyss For the TNA X Division Championship Impact Wrestling July 28, 2011 Orlando, Florida [25]
27 Austin Aries (c) defeated Chris Sabin and Zema Ion For the TNA X Division Championship Impact Wrestling June 14, 2012 Orlando, Florida [26]
28 Zema Ion defeated Kenny King, Mason Andrews, and Sonjay Dutt For the vacant TNA X Division Championship Destination X July 8, 2012 Orlando, Florida [27]
29 Kenny King defeated Mason Andrews, Rubix, and Zema Ion, X-Travaganza January 12, 2013 Orlando, Florida [28]
30 Chris Sabin defeated Kenny King (c) and Suicide (T. J. Perkins) For the TNA X Division Championship Slammiversary XI June 2, 2013 Boston, Massachusetts [29]
31 Manik defeated Greg Marasciulo and Sonjay Dutt For the vacant TNA X Division Championship Impact Wrestling July 18, 2013 Louisville, Kentucky [30]
32 Chris Sabin defeated Manik (c), Austin Aries, Jeff Hardy, and Samoa Joe For the TNA X Division Championship Bound for Glory October 20, 2013 San Diego, California [31]
33 Low Ki defeated Ace Vedder, Kenny King, Rashad Cameron, Sonjay Dutt, and Tigre Uno X-Travaganza 2 April 12, 2014 Orlando, Florida [32]
34 The Wolves (Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards) defeated The Revolution (The Great Sanada and Manik) and The BroMans (DJZ and Jessie Godderz) For the TNA World Tag Team Championship Impact Wrestling January 30, 2015 London, England
35 Rockstar Spud defeated Crazzy Steve, DJ Z, Kenny King, Manik, and Tigre Uno X-Travaganza 3 February 15, 2015 Orlando, Florida [33]
36 The Hardys (Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy) defeated The Dirty Heels (Austin Aries and Bobby Roode), Bram and Ethan Carter III, and The Beat Down Clan (Kenny King and Low Ki) For the vacant TNA World Tag Team Championship Impact Wrestling March 16, 2015 Orlando, Florida
37 Tigre Uno (c) defeated Andrew Everett, DJZ, and Manik For the TNA X Division Championship Bound for Glory October 4, 2015 Concord, North Carolina [34]
38 Eddie Edwards defeated Mike Bennett (c), Andrew Everett, Braxton Sutter, DJZ, Mandrews, Rockstar Spud, and Trevor Lee For the TNA X Division Championship Impact Wrestling June 15, 2016 Orlando, Florida [35]
39 DJZ defeated Andrew Everett, Braxton Sutter, Mandrews, Rockstar Spud, and Trevor Lee For the vacant TNA X Division Championship Impact Wrestling September 1, 2016 Orlando, Florida [36]
40 The Helms Dynasty (Andrew Everett and Trevor Lee) defeated The BroMans (Jessie Godderz and Robbie E) X-Travaganza 4 July 14, 2016 Orlando, Florida [37]
41 Low Ki defeated Andrew Everett and Trevor Lee Impact Wrestling May 18, 2017 Orlando, Florida [38]
42 Rich Swann defeated Ethan Page, Jake Crist, and Trey Miguel For the vacant Impact X Division Championship Homecoming January 6, 2019 Nashville, Tennessee [39]
43 Johnny Impact defeated Ace Austin, Dante Fox, Jake Crist, and Pat Buck Number one contender for the Impact X Division Championship United We Stand April 4, 2019 Rahway, New Jersey [40]
44 Josh Alexander (c) defeated Ace Austin, Chris Bey, Petey Williams, Rohit Raju, and Trey Miguel For the Impact X Division Championship Slammiversary July 17, 2021 Nashville, Tennessee [41]

Participant list[]

Superstar Victories Appearances
Chris Sabin 8 17
Christopher Daniels / 1st Suicide / Daniels 5 8
Alex Shelley 4 7
Frankie Kazarian / Kaz / 2nd & 3rd Suicide / Kazarian 3 8
Douglas Williams 2 2
Eddie Edwards 2 2
A.J. Styles 2 5
Michael Shane / Matt Bentley 2 5
Petey Williams 2 6
Brother Devon 1 1
Brother Ray 1 1
Davey Richards 1 1
Johnny Imapct 1 1
Josh Alexander 1 1
Matt Hardy 1 1
Rich Swann 1 1
Volador Jr. 1 1
Austin Aries 1 2
Brian Kendrick 1 2
Hernandez 1 2
Jeff Hardy 1 2
Amazing Red 1 3
Rockstar Spud 1 3
Trevor Lee 1 3
Andrew Everett 1 4
Homicide 1 4
Low Ki / Senshi 1 4
Puma / 4th Suicide / Manik 1 4
Kenny King 1 5
Zema Ion / DJZ 1 7
Abyss 0 1
Chris Bey 0 1
Crazzy Steve 0 1
Ethan Page 0 1
Hector Garza 0 1
Jake Crist 0 1
James Storm 0 1
Mike Bennett 0 1
Mr. Anderson 0 1
Naruki Doi 0 1
Rashad Cameron 0 1
Robert Roode 0 1
Rohit Raju 0 1
Ron Killings 0 1
Rubix 0 1
Shannon Moore 0 1
Shark Boy 0 1
The Great Sanada 0 1
Ace Austin 0 2
Braxton Sutter 0 2
Consequences Creed 0 2
Greg Marasciulo / Ace Vedder 0 2
Jeremy Buck 0 2
Jessie Godderz 0 2
Mandrews 0 2
Max Buck 0 2
Samoa Joe 0 2
Tigre Uno 0 2
Trey Miguel 0 2
Robbie E 0 3
Elix Skipper 0 4
Jay Lethal 0 4
Sonjay Dutt 0 5

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