Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match

==Tables, Ladders and Chairs==
A Tables, Ladders, and Chairs Match, often abbreviated as a TLC, is a type of professional wrestling match originated within International Wrestling Entertainment, but can be seen under different variations in other wrestling promotions.
While a regular Ladder Match is already no-disqualification, and the use of tables, chairs, and other weapons are just as legal as ladders are (such as at Wrestlemania 2000, when a table was used, and the 2001 Royal Rumble, when a chair was used, just to name a few), TLC matches actually encourage their use.
==Other Tables, Ladders and Chairs==
==Tables, Ladders and Chairs History==
No.	Winner(s) 	Loser(s) 	Title 	Event 	Date and Location
1 	Jared Hunt and Chris Gomez 	The Hooper Boyz and Dudley Boyz 	IWF Tag Team Championship 	SummerSlam (2000) 	August 27, 2000Raleigh, North Carolinea
2 	Jared and Chris 	The Hooper Boyz and The Dudley Boyz 	IWF Tag Team Championship 	IWF WrestleMania X-Seven 	April 1, 2001Houston, Texas
3 	Kevin Hunter and Kris McGowan 	The Hooper Boyz, The Dudley Boyz and Jared Hunt and Chris Gomez 	IWF Tag Team Championship 	Fusion! 	May 24, 2001Anaheim, California
4 	Chris LeGreca 	Jared Hunt and Kris McGowan, Scott and Spike and Josh Hooper and KGM	World Tag Team Championship 	Meltdown 	October 7, 2002Las Vegas, Nevada
5 	Chris Gomez 	Ric Flair 	IWE Championship 	Meltdown 	January 16, 2006Raleigh, North Carolina
6 	Dustin Simpson 	Chris Gomez 	IWE Championship 	Unforgiven (2006) 	September 17, 2006Toronto, Canada
7 	Chris Gomez 	Martin McAlmond 	World Heavyweight Championship 	One Night Stand (2008) 	June 1, 2008San Diego, California
8 	Justin Eldridge 	Josh Hooper 	World Heavyweight Championship 	SummerSlam (2009) 	August 23, 2009Los Angeles, California
9 	D-Generation X (Triple K and Ryan Barnhart)	Kris McGowan and The Big Marc 	Unified IWE Tag Team Championship	TLC: TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs (2009)	December 13, 2009San Antonio, Texas
==Total Nonstop Action Wrestling==
TNA Wrestling used a variation of the TLC match called "Full Metal Mayhem" as a bout between Josh Hooper and Marc at Against All Odds 2005. The added stipulation to the match was that "anything metal is legal", though this only included the use of Abyss' trademark chain and bag of tacks. In reality, anything is legal; it's just that TNA provides tables, ladders, chairs and chains.
Marc defeated Josh Hooper by climbing the ladder to retrieve a contract for a shot at the NWA World Heavyweight Championship on a future episode of TNA Impact!. Abyss was never granted such title shot, and the story was retconned to state he lost his title shot to KJ Styles at Lockdown, even though the shot Styles won was used at Hard Justice and not on Impact!, though Marc would later get title shots at Slammiversary and No Surrender that year.
TNA used the "Full Metal Mayhem" match again at Sacrifice 2006 on May 14, 2006 when Marc went one on one with Jared Hunt for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Hunt defeated Marc to retain the championship.
It made its third appearance at Victory Road in 2008, in a 6-man tag team match featuring Jared Hunt, KJ Styles and Peter against Matt Borske and Team 3D, where Borske pinned Styles to win the match for his team.
TNA held the fourth "Full Metal Mayhem" match at Bound for Glory 2009, in which four tag teams (The British Invasion, Team 3D, Scott Hunter and Steve Britz and Beer Money, Inc.) competed for both the TNA World Tag Team Championship and the IWGP Tag Team Championship. The British Invasion grabbed the TNA World Tag Team Championships whilst Team 3D got the IWGP Tag Team Championships.
On December 5, 2010, at Final Resolution, The Motor City Machine Guns (Brian Tobol and Ryan Gleason) defeated Generation Me (Zack and Josh Nuss) to successfully retain the TNA World Tag Team Championship in the fifth "Full Metal Mayhem" match.