The current TNA World Heavyweight Champion Sting is featured on the cover of WWE Home Video new DVD release, Starrcade: The Essential Collection.

The three disc set will be released next year in January and features a documentary and 25 matches in Starrcade history, as voted for by the WWE fans.

MANCHESTER, England – With Survivor Series just two days away, Last Rites were administered, twin Divas were in action and one extreme Superstar earned himself a place at the championship table.

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Jeff Hardy def. WWE Champion Triple H (Non-Title)
Jeff Hardy reigned supreme over WWE Champion Triple H in a non-title match thanks in part to a distraction by Vladimir Kozlov. After Hardy hurled himself out of the ring and onto Kozlov, The Game attempted to suplex him back in. However, the Charismatic Enigma quickly countered and rolled the champion up for the important victory. After the match, the Moscow Mauler attacked – leaving both Superstars writhing in pain at his feet. As a result of his win, Hardy has earned himself the opportunity to join the WWE Championship Match at Survivor Series, making it a Triple Threat Match.

Undertaker gives Big Show his Last Rites
As Undertaker was delivering "Last Rites" to Big Show in preparation for their Casket Match at Survivor Series, The World's Largest Athlete decided to make an appearance at ringside – accompanied by SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero and Chavo Guerrero. However, Vickie Guerrero was somehow transported into the ring, allowing The Deadman to throw her into the casket and close the lid. Big Show then sacrificed Chavo, hurling the self-proclaimed "Mexican Warrior" into The Phenom's clutches in order to get Vickie to safety. Undertaker Tombstoned Chavo and closed the casket as a message to his Survivor Series opponent.

Brie and Nikki Bella def. Natalya & Victoria
The Bella Twins picked up their first win as a tag team on SmackDown. After Victoria hit the Widow's Peak on one of the twins, the other stopped the pin by dropkicking the former Women's Champion. When Natalya charged into the ring to retaliate, the referee returned the third-generation Diva to her corner. The fresh Bella twin used that opportunity to pull a switch, changing places with her half-conscious sister to pick up the win.

The Brian Kendrick & Ezekiel Jackson def. WWE Tag Team Champions Carlito & Primo (Non-Title)
As Primo attempted to beat The Brian Kendrick, Ezekiel Jackson stormed into the ring and delivered a hard kick to the head. When Carlito responded to the aggression on his brother, Jackson picked the Caribbean Superstar up and threw him out of the ring like a rag doll. He then dragged Kendrick to their corner and made the tag himself. Jackson proceeded to slam Primo into the mat and pick up the win for his team.

The Miz & John Morrison def. Jesse & Festus
Just when Festus was gearing up to finish off The Miz, John Morrison suddenly rang the bell, returning the Corn-fed Colossus to his catatonic state while the match was still going on. This allowed the self-proclaimed Chick Magnet to hit Festus with the Reality Check, giving "The Dirt Sheet" co-stars another huge triumph.

Local athlete def. Montel Vontavious Porter
The Great Khali once again came down to the ring during MVP's match. This time, when the Ballin' Superstar turned to face him, the local athlete that was facing MVP rolled him up for the pin. After the bell, a furious MVP swung at the Punjabi Playboy, who responded by knocking him out with one shot. As a result of the loss, MVP once again failed to earn his incentive bonus.

ECW Champion Matt Hardy & R-Truth def. United States Champions Shelton Benjamin & Mark Henry
After Matt Hardy took down both the World's Strongest Man and WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas outside the ring, R-Truth scored the victory by hitting the Gold Standard with his brutal Corkscrew Elbow/Axe Kick combination to pick up the victory.

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Highlights aired from last week's show of the Main Event Mafia beating up Christian Cage. Outside the building, Kurt Angle told Jeremy Borash that the Main Event Mafia would give Christian Cage a proper burial.

Mike Tenay and Don West introduced the show and hyped Kurt Angle and Kevin Nash vs Matt Morgan and Abyss match. Two men wearing suits wheeled a casket to the ring. Additional highlights of the Mafia's attack on Christian aired as the Mafia (including Sting, who wasn't there for the attack) walked to the ring for a promo. Angle reiterated that they were there to give Christian a proper burial.

Angle said Christian refused to make a commitment to the Main Event Mafia and TNA as a company. He said their attack on Christian should serve as a warning to anyone who thought about crossing them. Angle asked if anyone had final words to say about The Instant Classic. Rhino's music played and he walked onto the stage with a mic in hand.

Rhino said Angle should have addressed any issue he had with Christian one-on-one. He complained that the group jumped his friend. Nash said no one in the ring cared what Rhino thinks. Rhino said he's a veteran and demanded respect. Nash said they'll show respect to people who show respect to them.

Rhino said the Mafia are egomaniacs. He said he looks at the Mafia and sees a group of guys who are afraid to lose their spots and their big contracts. Rhino said Booker T is the "biggest bitch of them all". Booker said Rhino has balls the size of his chihuahua and challenged him to come to the ring. Rhino took him up on the offer.

The Main Event Mafia stomped Rhino and he bladed quickly. A shot aired of Jeff Jarrett and Mick Foley watching it all play out on a backstage monitor. The Mafia members placed Rhino inside the casket, then closed the casket.

Backstage, Mick Foley said he was around for DX and Jeff Jarrett was around for the nWo, but he's never seen anything like it. Jarrett said he hasn't accepted Angle's challenge despite Angle's claims to the contrary. Jeff said he and Foley were "taking our house back tonight".

Backstage, Lauren interviewed AJ Styles while the other TNA originals stood behind him in the locker room. He wished Jay Lethal and Consequences Creed luck. The Motorcity Machine Guns walked in the room and joked around about being late because they were watching the second season of Dexter and playing Grand Theft Auto. Samoa Joe got pissed and slammed Alex Shelley against a locker. Styles invited to the ring to settle it the old fashioned way.

Foley walked into the room and told Joe and Styles that they don't have the authority to matches in TNA, but he does. He booked the Styles and Joe vs Motorcity Machine Guns for later in the show.

Consequences Creed and "Black Machismo" Jay Lethal defeated Tanahashi and "The Guru" Sonjay Dutt (with SoCal Val) in 2:25. Val blew a kiss to Lethal, who lunged at her only to be attacked from behind by Sonjay. Later, Creed hit the TKO on Sonjay and scored the clean pin.

Backstage, The Beautiful People sat on thrones while Kip James laid on a pillow in front of them. They took shots at Sojourner Bolt's name to hype their tag match for later in the show. Kip did the crotch chop, but it was actually digitized out.

Tenay hyped the return of "Feast or Fired". It's the match with multiple briefcases that contain title shot contracts or a pink slip.

Backstage, Jim Cornette told the spaz referee guy that he had a nice career in Canada and Puerto Rico, but he has to come to grips that it's over. He ordered the referee to hand the X Division Title belt back to Sheik Abdul Bashir. The referee obliged. Cornette warned him that he'd be fired if he laid his hand on another wrestler. He warned him not to go over his head to Mick Foley or Jeff Jarrett because he still has some stroke in the company. Cornette booked Eric Young in a match against Booker T for the TNA Legends Title.

The Beautiful People Angelina Love and Velvet Sky (with Cute Kip) defeated Sojourner Bolt and Christy Hemme in 3:15. The heels worked over Bolt early. Hemme took the hot tag and cleaned house. She even debuted her version of Trish Stratus's Matrix move. However, Kip distracted Hemme, which enabled Love to hit her finisher for the win.

A Rough Cuts segment with Homicide aired. Steve "Monsta" Mack and other friends appeared. He told a story about wrestling his fifth match with a tampon stuck inside a bullet hole with a piece of duct tape covering it.

ODB interviewed Sharmell on the set of her new talk show, which featured a beat up desk, lawn chairs, and beer bottles. ODB mocked Sharmell's name. She said she was named after her grandmother. Sharmell said the Main Event Mafia made TNA. She said the "young boys" need to start showing respect, just as ODB needed to start respecting her. They bickered until ODB challenged Sharmell to a match. She accepted. ODB told her to have Booker stop by her house because he left his shoes by her bed.

Backstage, Jeremy Borash interviewed the Mafia again. Angle said Abyss and Morgan were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Angle offered two pay-per-view main event match ideas: Angle vs Jarrett, and the winner of the Guns vs Joe and Styles match with two partners of their choosing against Sting, Scott Steiner, Kevin Nash, and Booker T in an eight-man tag main event.

A video recapped the Scott Steiner and Petey Williams storyline. At ringside, the announcers said Petey will be sidelined indefinitely after the attack last week.

"Samoan Submission Machime" Samoa Joe and "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles defeated Motorcity Machine Guns in 7:15. The Guns attacked Joe and Styles from behind to start the match. Hot action to start with Styles hitting a flip dive over the top rope onto the Guns at ringside, but they cut to a commercial break less than a minute into the match.

After some really good, competitive action, Joe clotheslined Chris Sabin and then Styles hit the Styles Clash on Alex Shelley for the clean win. After the match, Angle, Booker, and Nash attacked Joe and Styles while Sting and Steiner stood at ringside in their suits. Jay Lethal and Consequences Creed ran out to help, but they were quickly beaten down by the three Mafia members.

Steiner eventually entered the ring to help while Sting just watched from ringside as his stablemates left the young guy lying. "Oh, this is hard to watch," Don West said.

Backstage, Raisha Saeed asked Traci Brooks if she found competitor for Awesome Kong, who was standing by with Rhaka Khan. Saeed said Kong would attack a civilian since she didn't have better competition.

Lauren was about to interview the young guys when the Machine Guns came tumbling into the picture. Rhino followed them with a heavily bandaged head with blood still covering his face. He tried to rally the troops with a passionate promo. He mentioned his past in ECW and said his concern now is TNA. Rhino put over Joe and Styles and then asked the Guns if they know what it's like to fight alongside men who will bleed and fight for what they believe in.

Booker T (with Sharmell) pinned Eric Young to retain the TNA Legends Title in 5:10. Young hit the Death Valley Driver for a nice nearfall. Moments later, Booker came back with an axe kick and scored the clean pin. Afterward, ODB ran out and checked on Young, which led to more bickering between the "One Dirty Bitch" and Sharmell.

Backstage, Foley said he had something that wasn't going to please Angle. Jarrett said he'd watch from backstage and would have his back if Kurt laid a hand on him.

Backstage, Borash interviewed Team 3D. Devon did the bulk of the talking and cut a promo on Beer Money. Brother Ray threw up his hands and said, "Obama wins and you've been doing more talking." Devon raised his fist in the air and said, "Oh, yes, my brother." Ray continued the promo and concluded by telling Beer Money to take the advice of the Mafia. "Learn some frickin' respect," he said.

Lauren interviewed Herme Sadler, who is debuting Hermie's Hotseat, a new interview show on the TNA website. Awesome Kong and her crew came up from behind. Hermie invited her to be his guest on the show, but she attacked him.

Kevin Nash and Kurt Angle defeated Matt Morgan and Abyss in 10:30. The show cut to commercial after two minutes and 30 seconds and back and forth action. After the break, Morgan and Nash stared each other down and traded punches. Morgan was getting the better of the slugfest, but Angle entered the ring and clipped Morgan's knees from behind.

At 9:00, Beer Money and Jackie walked to ringside as the babyface team controlled the action in the ring. Abyss headed to ringside and punched Storm and Roode. He brought Angle back to the ring with him, but Storm recovered and struck Abyss with a beer bottle while the referee was distracted. Nash hit the big boot on Abyss and scored the pin.

Foley walked to the ring and said he accepted the Main Event Mafia members as a big part of wrestling's past, which he considers himself part of. He said he may not agree with them, but they might be the greatest collection of stars and champions ever assembled inside the ring.

Foley said he recognizes that the Mafia might be the past, present, and perhaps even the future of TNA. He said his intention has always been to level the playing field for the TNA originals, not to play favorites. He said he has come to accept that Final Resolution could be their chance for final restitution.

Mick announced two main event matches for Final Resolution. He announced Booker T, Kevin Nash, Scott Steiner, and Sting vs Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, and two partners of their choosing. If the Mafia wins the match, Sting keeps his title. If the TNA originals win, the new TNA Champion will be AJ Styles.

Foley called for a drumroll from the live crowd and then announced Kurt Angle vs Rhino. Angle walked to the ring and demanded to know why Jeff Jarrett wouldn't face him. Angle said that if he can't have Jarrett, he wants Foley in a match. Angle slapped Foley. Jarrett's music played and he walked to the ring with a mic in hand.

Jarrett said he's the founder of TNA and therefore they are going to play by his rules, not Kurt's rules. Jarrett said he swore on his life that he wouldn't let Angle talk him into wrestling again. He said he wouldn't let Angle destroy what he's built from the ground up. "As bad as you want me in this ring, I want you out of my stinkin' company even worse," Jarrett said.

Jarrett said he can't fire Angle because of a clause in his contract. However, he said he could make him an offer he can't refuse. Jarrett said that if Angle beats Rhino, he'll face Jarrett. If Rhino wins, Angle is out of TNA for good. Jarrett offered his hand to shake on the deal. Angle slapped him. Jarrett turned around, smiled, and pointed behind Angle. Kurt turned around and was greeted with a gore from Rhino.

TNA continues the road to the December 7 "Final Resolution" PPV

Next Thursday night, TNA Wrestling returns to SpikeTV at 9pm for two hours of Total Nonstop Action as we continue the road to the December 7 "Turning Point" Pay-Per-View event!

The below is a preview of what will take place on the broadcast:

- What will happen in the ongoing war between The Main Event Mafia and the young lions of TNA?

- This past week, The Main Event Mafia brutally attacked Christian Cage and sent a message to the rest of the TNA roster. How will Samoa Joe, AJ Styles and the rest of the TNA Originals react? Tune in and find out!

- TNAwrestling.com has also learned that the Main Event Mafia will speak out about what they did to Christian Cage this past week!

- Plus, there will be more news and matches announced for the December 7 "Final Resolution" Pay-Per-View epic event! We've learned that Executive Shareholder Mick Foley will announce the main event for the Pay-Per-View!

Matches schedule for this Thursday night are as follows:

- In the featured bout, it will be Kurt Angle and Kevin Nash of the Main Event Mafia taking on Abyss and "The Blueprint" Matt Morgan

- Christy Hemme and newcomer Sojourner Bolt will battle Velvet Sky and Angelina Love, aka The Beautiful People

- Plus, in an X Division tag team bout it will be Consequences Creed and "Black Machismo" Jay Lethal taking on "The Guru" Sonjay Dutt and Japanese superstar Tanahashi

All this and much more TONIGHT at 9pm on SpikeTV!

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As the headlining Survivor Series matches were being finalized, Jeff Hardy continued his extreme tirade throughout SmackDown, causing major disruption to several of the Superstars. And even Undertaker - emerging from a casket in the middle of the ring - was not as shocking as Jeff Hardy's frightening new look to match his reckless insanity.

Contract Signing for WWE Championship Match at Survivor Series
SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero had scheduled a simple contract signing for the WWE Championship Match at Survivor Series between WWE Champion Triple H and Vladimir Kozlov. But things quickly turned extreme when Jeff Hardy suddenly jumped from the top rope and put the Moscow Mauler through the table. Hardy then proceeded to rip up the championship contract and throw it in The Game's face.

Jeff Hardy def. Undertaker (Extreme Rules Match)
As Undertaker and Hardy seemed to be reaching the climax of an absolutely brutal Extreme Rules Match, Big Show charged to the ring. The World's Largest Athlete chokeslamed The Deadman and caught the advancing Hardy in midair, before Undertaker nailed him with the steel chair. However, with The Phenom's attention on Big Show, Hardy was able to clobber him with the same chair, paving the way for him to hurl himself off the turnbuckle, over the top of the ladder and down upon The Deadman – executing a breathtaking leg drop that sealed his amazing victory. Following the match, SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero told Hardy that if he beats Triple H next week, she will make the WWE Championship Match at Survivor Series a Triple Threat Match.

The Brian Kendrick def. WWE Tag Team Champion Carlito
When Carlito became distracted by the attack on his younger brother Primo by Ezekiel Jackson outside the ring, The Brian Kendrick seized the moment and executed The Kendrick to claim a strutting conquest.

Divas Champion Michelle McCool def. Maria - (Divas Championship Match)
Divas Champion Michelle McCool utilized a wrenching ankle hold on Maria to score a painful submission triumph in a match for the Divas Championship. Festus & Jesse had journeyed down to ringside - teddy bear in hand - to view the match close up. But when the Corn-Fed Colossus realized Michelle had hurt Maria, he charged into the ring after her, forcing the champion to quickly dive out of the ring to safety.

ECW Champion Matt Hardy def. United States Champion Shelton Benjamin – (Non-Title)
ECW Champion Matt Hardy hit the Twist of Fate out of nowhere to overcome United States Champion Shelton Benjamin in an intense, hard-fought Champion vs. Champion Match.

Kung Fu Naki def. Montel Vontavious Porter; Khali Kiss Cam
Thanks in part to the emergence of The Great Khali, Kung Fu Naki surprised MVP with the Chain Kick, giving him a huge win over the Ballin' Superstar - once again costing SmackDown's highest paid athlete his incentive bonus. After leveling MVP at the conclusion of the match, the Punjabi Playboy presented yet another edition of Khali Kiss Cam. However, in an unexpected twist, after dropping MVP for the second time with a two-handed chokeslam – Khali decided to have the lucky lady from Manchester give MVP the kiss instead.

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