10 Best TNA Wrestling Moments

3. Elix Skipper's Cage Walk

Some professional wrestling moments are simply destined to be replayed on the highlight reel for all of eternity, their power undiminished over time.

There have been countless spectacular spots, moves and bumps in the history of TNA Wrestling, but one stands head and shoulders above the rest. 

During the excellent and exhausting Six Sides of Steel main event of Turning Point 2004 – IMPACT’s second-ever three-hour pay-per-view – America’s Most Wanted and Triple X pulled out all the stops as they proved they deserved top billing. 

In a match featuring no shortage of dangerous spills, Elix Skipper’s death-defying cage walk hurricanrana had viewers’ hearts in their mouths. 

Watching Prime Time graciously walk across the (worryingly thin) top of the cage, it felt as though time stood still for a second there.

Only when Chris Harris fell to the mat below did the crowd erupt in appreciation for one of the damnedest things they ever had seen – or ever would see in a TNA Wrestling ring. 

Special shoutout to Mike Tenay and the late, great Don West for putting it over big and giving it immediate reverence on commentary, too.