Impact Year End Awards | |
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Country | United States |
Presented by | Impact Wrestling |
First awarded | 2003–2007 2018–present |
The Impact Year End Awards (formerly known as TNA Year End Awards) is a concept used by Impact Wrestling, formerly known as Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, where awards, similar to the Academy and Grammy Awards, are given to professional wrestlers and other individuals within Impact Wrestling, such as commentators and managers.
The award winners were announced during a Weekly Pay-per view show. The winners were announced by Mike Tenay in the ring. [1]
Mr. TNA | Babe of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year | X Division Star of the Year |
Match of the Year
| Who to Watch in 2004 |
Memorable Moment of the Year
| Finisher of the Year |
The award winners were announced during a Weekly Pay-per view show. The winners were announced by Mike Tenay in the ring. [2]
Mr. TNA | Babe of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year | X Division Star of the Year |
Match of the Year | Who to Watch in 2005 |
Memorable Moment of the Year
| Finisher of the Year |
The award winners were announced on the January 14, 2006 episode of TNA iMPACT! . The winners were shown in a video package. [3]
Mr. TNA | Knockout of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year
| X Division Star of the Year |
Match of the Year
| Feud of the Year |
Who to Watch in 2006 | Memorable Moment of the Year
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Finisher of the Year |
The award winners were announced on the December 27, 2006 episode of TNA iMPACT! . The winners were shown in a video package. [4]
Mr. TNA | Knockout of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year | X Division Star of the Year |
Match of the Year | Feud of the Year
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Who to Watch in 2007 | Memorable Moment of the Year
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Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year | Finisher of the Year |
The award winners were announced on the January 28, 2008 episode of TNA iMPACT! . The winners were shown in a video package. [5]
Mr. TNA | Knockout of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year | X Division Star of the Year |
Match of the Year
| Feud of the Year
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Who to Watch in 2008 | Memorable Moment of the Year
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Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year | Finisher of the Year |
The award winners were announced on the January 7, 2015 episode of TNA iMPACT! . The winners were shown in a video package. [6] [ circular reference ]
Mr. TNA | Knockout of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year | Breakout Star of the Year |
Match of the Year
| Feud of the Year |
Best Comeback Moment of the Year
| Memorable Moment of the Year
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Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year |
The award winners were announced on Impact Wrestling's Twitch channel on the Impact Best of 2018 Fans' Choice Awards Reveal, with Alicia Atout and Anthony Carelli, Behind the Lights Episode 34 stream. [7] [8]
Wrestler of the Year | Knockout of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year
| X Division Star of the Year |
Moment of the Year
| Finisher of the Year
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One to Watch in 2019
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The award winners were announced on the December 28, 2019, and January 4, 2020, episode of Impact! , as well on Impact Wrestling's website. [9] [10] [11]
Wrestler of the Year | Knockout of the Year |
Tag Team of the Year
| X Division Star of the Year |
Match of the Year
| Moment of the Year
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Finishing Move of the Year
| One to Watch in 2020
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The award winners were announced on the December 22 and 30, 2020, episode of Impact! , and on Impact Wrestling's social media. [12] [13] [14] [15]
The award winners were announced on the December 23 and 30, 2021, episode of Impact! . [16] [17]
Men's Wrestler of the Year | Knockout of the Year |
Men's Tag Team of the Year
| Knockouts Tag Team of the Year
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Men's Match of the Year
| Knockouts Match of the Year |
The award winners were announced on the December 29, 2022, episode of Impact! . [18] [19]
The award winners were announced on the December 21 and 28, 2023, episodes of Impact! . [20]
Male Wrestler of the Year | Knockout of the Year |
One to Watch in 2024
| Male Tag Team of the Year
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Knockouts Tag Team of the Year
| X Division Star of the Year |
Match of the Year
| Moment of the Year
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