TNA Slammiversary

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Slammiversary is the name given to professional wrestling pay-per-view events held by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling in the month of June. This is of historical significance since June 19 is the date of the first TNA event in 2002. The name was said to have been invented by TNA Superstar Shark Boy.[citation needed]

Slammiversary 2005 featured the TNA debut of wrestling phenom Samoa Joe as well as the returns of former TNA performers Alex Shelley, Amazing Red, and Simon Diamond.

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Slammiversary has become the home of the King of the Mountain match, a 5-man reverse ladder match for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. The match debuted at TNA's second anniversary show, a weekly pay-per-view in Nashville, Tennessee, and has since been featured at Slammiversary every year.

In what has come to be an unofficial tradition for TNA, a new authority figure has been declared at each of the Slammiversary shows that have aired. On the pre-show to Slammiversary 2005, Larry Zbyszko took the mic and announced that former Director of Authority Dusty Rhodes had buckled under the pressure and would be resigning, meaning that Zbyszko would be taking over as interim authority as per his role as a member of the NWA Championship Committee.

In 2006, a much longer developed storyline came to a climax as TNA Management finally announced its long-awaited "new face" with the debut of Jim Cornette at Slammiversary 2006.

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