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Name of the event:
NWA Total Nonstop Action #17
Broadcast type:
Live
Broadcast date:
16.10.2002
TV station/network:
PPV Sender
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Singles Match
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Singles Match
Ron Harris defeats Norman Smiley (4:50)

All workers
3.39
Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 17
Number of comments: 7
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Average rating: 3.24  [17]
Average rating in 2025: 3.00  [4]
Average rating in 2024: 3.67  [3]
Average rating in 2023: 2.50  [2]
Average rating in 2022: 3.50  [2]
Average rating in 2019: 3.00  [1]
Average rating in 2017: 4.00  [1]
Average rating in 2016: 3.00  [2]
Average rating in 2010: 3.00  [1]
Average rating in 2008: 4.00  [1]
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stc13 wrote on 20.07.2024:
[4.0] "Not the most consistent or interesting episode, but not bad overall. Singles matches for X-Pac and Hennig was a nice deviation from their pattern of tag matches with the headliners. There wasn't a standout match, though PAC/Styles delivered."
Rjepic1 wrote on 03.05.2024:
[4.0] "This was a very inconsistent edition of NWA-TNA; one moment you'd get utter shit and then get something pretty good another moment. While AJ Styles vs Syxx Pac was my favourite match here, Curt Hennig was my MVP; both having a good sit-down interview with Mike Tenay and losing to Ron Killings (even if by shenanigans) in the main event. Syxx had a really awkward sit-down with Mike Tenay; though it wasn't the worst segment thanks to BG James. There is a few bad matches here, but my least favourite was the opener. The continuing feud between Jerry Lynn and Sonny Siaki was really good here. Quite the show."
Nevermore42 wrote on 27.10.2023:
[3.0] "This was a rough episode. Somehow it manages to simultaneously have way too much going on and to be really boring. We opened with Brian Lawlor wrestling David Young in a match that would have been fine if the terrible Lawlor angle wasn't attached to it. Sonny Siaki then battled Jorge Estrada in another mediocre match. We then saw Derek Wilde vs. Ace Steel. Steel was good. Wilde? Not so much. We then got the train wreck that was Jeff Jarrett and Bruce vs. BG James and Hermie Sadler. This was just a grab bag of wrestling sins. Offensive gimmick? Terrible wrestling? Excessive focus on a non-wrestler who hasn't even practised the match enough to look good? Jeff Jarrett? This match has it all. Ron Harris then fought Norman Smiley in a dull match that was just there to advance the Harris Brothers angle that no one cares about. Chris Harris and James Storm then defended their Tag Team Titles against Rick Michaels and Chris Michaels in a match that sucked less than I expected it too. We then got the Match of the Night, when A.J. Styles attempted to win the X-Division Title from Syxx-Pac, although even it wasn't that good. Finally, we got the Main Event, where Ron Killings defended his World Heavyweight Title against Curt Hennig in a match that broke down into chaos before it could really get going."
BlackVikingGZ wrote on 14.08.2023:
[2.0] "This show was really bad. The only things that are allrigh are the X Division title match, with a horrible finish, the tag team title match and Siaki vs Estrada. The rest of the card is just awful, specially the Bruce and the Nascar driver storyline. Brian Lawler's storyline is also awful. I don't recommend to watch this show, it's just a waste of time."
Mizzle Assault Ant wrote on 01.09.2019:
[3.0] "I really liked Styles/Waltman, and Siaki/Estrada and the AMW matches were ok, but lots to dislike on this show. The worst thing is, of course, the incredibly bad combination of NASCAR driver Hermie Sadler and "evil crossdresser" Bruce. The Ron Harris and Brian Lawler matches were also very bad. The main event wasn't awful but the ending was incredibly overbooked."