TNA Gut Check

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TNA Gut Check
Also known asImpact Wrestling Gut Check (2017–2024)
Genre Professional wrestling
Created by Jeff Jarrett
StarringIndy rookie wrestlers
Judges D'Lo Brown
Pat Kenney
Brian Hebner
Jeremy Borash
Bruce Prichard
Al Snow
Tazz
Danny Davis
John E. Bravo
Lance Storm
Country of originUnited States
Canada
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons5
Production
Camera setup Multi-camera setup
Production company Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2004–2015; 2022–present)
Original release
Network
ReleaseOctober 16, 2004 (2004-10-16) –
present (present)
Related
TNA Impact! (2004–present)
TNA Global Impact! (2006)
TNA Today (2007)
TNA Xplosion (2002–2021, 2024-present)
TNA British Boot Camp (2013–2014)
Before the Impact (2021–2023)

In professional wrestling, the TNA Gut Check (formerly known as the Impact Wrestling Gut Check) was a tryout program turned indy wrestling rookies reality series [1] that was produced by the American professional wrestling promotion Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), as a means of recruiting new talent. The TNA Wrestling Gut Check was featured as a segment on occasional episodes of the company's flagship television program of the same name. The TNA Wrestling Gut Check has also been used as an TNA One Night Only pay-per-view event on February 16, 2015.

Contents

Seminars

TNA staged its first "Gut Check" on October 16, 2004, in Atlanta, Georgia. The event saw entrants rated on the basis of their performance in five categories: "back bump", "mat techniques", "ring interviews", "running the ropes" and "squat challenge". The female and male events were won by Jaime Dauncey and Jon Bolen respectively, with Dauncey and Bolen rewarded with a $4,000 USD cash prize and a subsequent appearance on TNA programming. In 2005, Dauncey was signed to a developmental deal by TNA. [2]

TNA holds seminars at venues around the United States and Canada, hosted by TNA backstage employees such as D'Lo Brown, Pat Kenney, Brian Hebner and Jeremy Borash. The seminars, which last two hours, cover "promos, drills, simulated matches and in-ring work". The seminars are aimed at "prospective professional wrestlers, announcers, managers, valets and referees". [3] [4] [5] Participation in the seminars costs US$250. [6]

A number of wrestlers have been awarded contracts with TNA after participating in Gut Check Seminars, including Crimson and Jesse Sorensen. [5] From April 2012 onwards, TNA began inviting a small number of participants in the seminars to wrestle a tryout match on Impact Wrestling. [3]

On February 3, 2022, Impact announced the return of the Gut Check, a one-day camp at the Arnold Classic on March 6, which was held by John E. Bravo and Lance Storm. [7] The winner of the Gut Check was awarded an Impact Wrestling contract. [7]

Television segment (April 2012- July 2013)

In April 2012, Gut Check began being featured as a regular segment on Impact Wrestling as part of each month's Open Fight Night episode. Contestants wrestled a match against a TNA wrestler, after which their performance was evaluated by three judges. Contestants who received a "yes" from at least two of the judges were awarded a contract with TNA and sent to Ohio Valley Wrestling, TNA's developmental territory, for further training. [3]

On January 9, 2013, it was announced by TNA that the Gut Check segment would be overhauled with two contestants competing against each other instead of one contestant competing against a TNA wrestler. [8]

The original judges for the TNA Gut Check were Ric Flair, the road agent Al Snow and TNA's Senior Vice President of Programming and Talent Relations, Bruce Prichard. [9] On May 31, 2012, Flair, who would leave the company shortly thereafter, was replaced by the color commentator and retired wrestler Taz. [10] On the November 29, 2012, episode of Impact Wrestling, Al Snow was replaced by D'Lo Brown for the night. [11] On the March 7, 2013, episode of Impact Wrestling, Taz was replaced by Danny Davis. [12]

TNA Gut Check contestants have featured in a number of angles:

Gut Check was cancelled when Bruce Pritchard was fired from TNA. At the same time, TNA launched a new online contest called Online Gut Check with hundreds of wrestlers where the fans voted for the winner. However, due to poor design it was possible for fans to post multiple votes for the same wrestler. The winner was German wrestler Bad Bones. In January 2014, Bad Bones was confirmed to appear in TNA Maximum Impact tour.

Contestants

April 2012—November 2012

ContestantsTryouts datesOpponentsDecisions dates Bruce Prichard Al Snow Tazz DecisionsReferences
Alex Silva April 26, 2012 Robbie E May 3, 2012YesYes(Ric Flair 1), YesSuccessful [9] [20]
Joey Ryan May 24, 2012 Austin Aries May 31, 2012NoYesNoUnsuccessful [10] [21]
Taeler Hendrix June 21, 2012 Tara June 28, 2012YesNoYesSuccessful [14] [22]
Sam Shaw July 26, 2012 Douglas Williams July 26, 2012YesNoYesSuccessful [15]
Kris LewieAugust 23, 2012 Gunner August 30, 2012NoN/A2NoUnsuccessful [16] [23]
Evan Markopoulos September 20, 2012Douglas WilliamsSeptember 27, 2012NoNoYesUnsuccessful [24] [25]
Christian York November 1, 2012 Zema Ion November 8, 2012YesYes3YesSuccessful [26] [27]
Wes Brisco November 22, 2012 Garett Bischoff 4November 29, 2012Yes(D'Lo Brown 5), YesNoSuccessful [11] [28]

1Flair served as the third judge for the inaugural Gut Check before being replaced by Taz.
2As Lewie had already received two "no" votes, Snow was not required to cast his vote.
3As York had already received two "yes" votes, Snow was not required to cast his vote. However, commentator Mike Tenay described York as having received a unanimous "yes" vote.
4Brisco was the only contestant to win their tryout match
5Brown substituted for Snow.

January 2013— July 2013

Contestants #1Contestants #2Tryouts datesDecisions datesJudge's pick Bruce Prichard Al Snow Danny Davis DecisionsReferences
Jay Bradley Brian Cage January 10, 2013January 17, 2013Jay BradleyYesYes(Tazz 1), NoSuccessful [29]
Ivelisse Vélez Lei'D Tapa February 28, 2013March 7, 2013Lei'D TapaNoYesYesSuccessful [12] [30]
Adam Pearce Magno March 28, 2013
(aired April 4, 2013)		April 11, 2013MagnoNoN/A2NoUnsuccessful [31] [32]
Adam OhrinerRyan HoweJune 20, 2013
(aired June 27, 2013)		July 4, 2013Ryan HoweNoNoYesUnsuccessful [33] [34]

1Tazz served as the third judge for the revamped Gut Check before being replaced by Davis.
2As Magno had already received two "no" votes, Snow was not required to cast his vote.

One Night Only

TNA Gut Check

TNA Gut Check
Promotion Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
DateFebruary 16, 2015
City Orlando, Florida
Venue Impact Zone
Attendance1,100
One Night Only chronology
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TNA held a series of matches featuring ten Gut Check participants competing in singles matches and tag matches against ten members of the active roster: if they would win, they would move on to compete in the main event match where the winner of that match earns an appearance on the next live Impact Wrestling. It took place on February 16, 2015, from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida; it was a part of TNA One Night Only's pay-per view events.

No.MatchesStipulations
1 Martin Stone defeated Jessie Godderz Singles match; if Martin Stone wins, he qualifies for the final match later that night
2 MVP defeated Jon DavisSingles match; if Jon Davis won, he qualifies for the final match later that night
3 The Revolution (James Storm and Manik) defeated The Von Erichs (Marshall Von Erich and Ross Von Erich) Tag Team match; if The Von Erichs won, they qualify for the final match later that night
4 Shaun Ricker defeated Crazzy Steve Singles match; if Shaun Ricker won, he qualifies for the final match later that night
5 Davey Richards defeated Tony KozinaSingles match; if Tony Kozina won, he qualifies for the final match later that night
6 Crimson defeated Samuel Shaw Singles match; if Crimson won, he qualifies for the final match later that night
7 Tevita Fifita defeated Ethan Carter III by disqualificationSingles match; if Tevita Fifita won, he qualifies for the final match later that night
8 Drew Galloway defeated Pepper Parks Singles match; if Pepper Parks won, he qualifies for the final match later that night
9 Dalton Castle defeated DJZ Singles match; if Dalton Castle won, he qualifies for the final match later that night
10Tevita Fifita defeated Shaun Ricker, Martin Stone, Dalton Castle and Crimson Five-way elimination match

Revival

On February 3, 2022, Impact announced the return of the Gut Check, a one-day camp at the Arnold Classic on March 6, which was held by John E. Bravo and Lance Storm. [7] The winner of the Gut Check was awarded an Impact Wrestling contract. [7]

On March 7, 2022, Impact Wrestling announced two Gut Check winners, Jason Hotch and Jack Price, and they were awarded Impact Wrestling contracts. [1] On September 26, 2023, Impact announced the return of the Gut Check during their UK Invasion Tour on October 25 and 29, where the winners would receive a developmental contract. [35] On October 29, it was confirmed that Harley Hudson won the Gut Check. [36] It was later also confirmed that Mike D has also won the Gut Check. [37]

Winners

Year WonContestant Winners
2004 Jaime Dauncey
2004 Jon Bolen
2012 Alex Silva
2012 Taeler Hendrix
2012 Sam Shaw
2012 Christian York
2012 Wes Brisco
2013 Jay Bradley
2013 Lei'D Tapa
2015 Tevita Fifita
2020Shogun
2022Jason Hotch
2022Jack Price
2023Harley Hudson
2023Mike D

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