Rebel Heart - Dynamite recap for September 9, 2026

In Memoriam: "The Butcher" Andy Williams, 1977 - 2026.

It's time for The Waiting Room. Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. tells Rebel (while still calling her "Reba") that her strength has inspired everyone, then brings out Persephone. Persephone thanks Britt, then says that Thunder Rosa is holding a CMLL title hostage and that she will drag her, Hyan and Maya World to the underworld before Britt introduces Hikaru Shida. Hikaru Shida says that she used to hate Britt and Rebel, but now she hates Thunder Rosa even more, and that it is time that they brought their dungeon back. Britt Baker says that Thunder Rosa will be overshadowed and embarrassed all over again. As Britt, Shida and Persephone leave, Rebel notes that Britt forgot her glove.

Swerve Strickland and The New Level (Kofi and "Awesome" Austin Creed) retain the AEW World Tag Team Championships against The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong). After the match, The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) and The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, "Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian, "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) show up, with Ricochet disappointed that they had trouble with a trio they already beat and that they could easily beat them for the AEW World Trios Championships. He also notes that Bishop Kaun's shoulders were not all the way down when they lost the title and that The New Level are only champions because they are friends with Swerve before deciding that The Demand and The Swirl will get rid of them themselves. All of a sudden, "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and Bandido) show up and even the numbers game, and The Demand and The Swirl back off. Hangman and Brodido personally hand the Trios titles back to Swerve and The New Level.

We hear from Steven Borden and Darby Allin. Steven Borden says "Why now?" before saying it is because of fear, as he has been in his father's shadow his whole life. He says that night ignited something out of him that he had run from his entire life, and that he called Darby Allin after realizing he could either keep running away or face it head-on. Darby says people think Borden is not ready, but he knows what Borden is capable of, saying that he is "the first Steven Borden" and not the next Sting.

AEW acknowledges the passing of Andy Williams aka The Butcher.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Don Callis Family (Don Callis, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander, Mark Davis, "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, "The Jet" Kevin Knight). Josh Alexander says Steven Borden has something to prove, but so does he, as he has been on the shelf for over five months, and Mark Davis says that he and Alexander will decimate Darby Allin and Borden. Don Callis says there is nothing like a well-oiled tag team working like a family, and Fletcher says that he and Knight worked well together. Knight says The Young Bucks may be the best of all time, but they have never faced them. Kazuchika Okada shows up and says he is glad that Fletcher finally sees the value in family as Fletcher and Knight leave.

Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., Hikaru Shida and Persephone beat Hyan, Maya World and Thunder Rosa in a trios match. During the match, Rebel shows up and brings the glove to Britt, who then makes Hyan to the Lockjaw. After the match, Britt rides off with Rebel in Rebel's wheelchair.

We see a video package for AEW Together regarding the fight against ALS.

Andrade el Idolo retains the AEW National Championship against The Beast Mortos. After the match, Andrade says he will continue to defend the AEW National Championship every week, and that while The Beast Mortos is a good wrestler, he is not good enough to beat him. Andrade is then suddenly attacked by The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay), and Gabe Kidd says that The Dogs are always one step ahead of Andrade. Kidd clocks Andrade just before Will Ospreay shows up and fights The Dogs single-handedly, clearing the ring. Jon Moxley and "The Problem" Marina Shafir show up just before The Dogs can get back in the ring, and Moxley guests on commentary for the next match as Gabe Kidd leaves and Andrade el Idolo forces Clark Connors to the back.

Will Ospreay beats David Finlay in an AEW World Championship Eliminator Match.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and Bandido). Brody King wants to know if Hangman is still in the hunt for the World Trios Championships, and Hangman says that while he did not anticipate it at first, he needed it, and he still does. He says that the three of them are still a trio. Brodido agrees, saying the titles belong to them, then the three of them leave for some drinks.

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

Darby Allin and Steven Borden beat The Don Callis Family ("The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander and Mark Davis).

"The Toxic Spider" Thekla shows up on the stage. Thekla says she does not need a championship for a celebration and that the party follows her wherever she goes, and says that unlike Mercedes Moné, she did not grow up as a fangirl and was playing in a band in Vienna, Austria until she saw a man being beaten with a raw chicken carcass and thought she could do that, so she did it and did it better than everyone else. As Thekla hopes that the AEW Women's World Championship still tastes like sex, drugs and rock 'n roll, Mercedes shows up in the crowd and says that Thekla can be as toxic as she wants, she cannot do it like her. Mercedes says that Thekla does not scare her, then tells Thekla to call her "Big D. Moné" and to ask Willow Nightingale how it tastes. Thekla calls Willow "the biggest dumb bitch and the worst Women's World Champion in AEW history" and says that Willow got lucky when she won her title only to fumble it at Wembley Stadium. She says that she would piss on Willow's clouds and rainbows if Willow were here, then Willow suddenly shows up and gets in the ring only for Thekla to leave it.

We hear from The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, PAC, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) and Gabe Kidd. PAC tells Moxley he always told he could not trust Will Ospreay, and Gabe Kidd is surprised that Moxley is showing Ospreay respect. Ospreay shows up, and Marina Shafir has to hold Gabe Kidd back before Moxley stands up and Ospreay tells him that he asked for their match because Moxley is the only person to pin him this year. He then warns Moxley that he is coming at him with a gameplan and that he knows what it takes to stop a Death Rider. Moxley says Ospreay has it all figured out, and Ospreay tells Moxley he will see him in Chicago, Illinois.

Actor, screenwriter and director Arian Moayed is seen in the front row before the next match.

The Don Callis Family ("The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher and "The Jet" Kevin Knight) beat The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) in a tag team tables match after FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Big Stoke stop Nick Jackson before he can put Kyle Fletcher through a table with a top rope splash, allowing Fletcher to put Nick through the table with an avalanche brainbuster for the win. After the match, FTR and Knight attack Nick Jackson. Matt Jackson jumps in, but he falls victim to the Shatter Machine. Darby Allin and Steven Borden run to the ring before FTR can put Matt Jackson through a table. The show ends with The Young Bucks shaking hands with Darby Allin and Steven Borden.

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for August 12, 2026

Will Ospreay heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Ospreay talks about his debut in Arena Mexico from last year when his grandfather passed away and how he will leave every single bit of himself in the ring for the fans, then says he is here to set an example. He mentions Kenny Omega not being in the building in Mexico and watching at home, and tells him that he will pull the trigger before stating that Omega is backstage and calling Omega out. Don Callis shows up instead. Callis talks about he turned Omega into the AEW World Champion and had a reign unmatched in AEW history until Omega decided he could do it without him. He talks about how he betrayed Omega and did more to him than diverticulitis ever could and how he brought Ospreay to AEW to face Omega before stating that Ospreay owes everything to him. Callis tells Ospreay that the road to All In will not be paved with gold, but with his own blood. Rocky "Azucar" Romero, Trent Beretta, Jake Doyle and Mark Davis flood out from the crowd into the ring and gang up on Ospreay. All of a sudden, Kenny Omega shows up with a pipe and overpowers the foursome before rearing back with the pipe at Ospreay and stopping short of striking. Omega says he felt that, and says that he has a way with words when he talks from the heart. He says he feels everything Ospreay says, but Ospreay wears his heart on his sleeve. Omega tells Ospreay that he warned him about Don Callis, Jon Moxley and MJF, and that this has made him a fool and will cause him to lose everything. Omega says that this is not the man he wants to fight at Wembley Stadium, then helps him up and tells him that he cannot help him like this again, as from here on out, it is just the two of them. Ospreay says he appreciates the help, but he did not ask for it, and he will not need it. He thanks Omega and leaves.

MJF beats "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne and "Speedball" Mike Bailey to enter the #2 spot in the Casino Gauntlet Match at All In by submission after tossing Speedball out of the ring following an Ultima Weapon to Nick Wayne and making Nick Wayne submit to Salt of the Earth. After the match, MJF says he told everyone what was going to happen and that "the champ always wins." He says he has never lost a day in his life, which is why he is walking into Wembley Stadium and leaving with the Casino Gauntlet Contract. When MJF says there is nothing anybody can do to stop him, Andrade el Idolo's theme hits, then MJF laughs, proving it was part of a joke. MJF says Andrade is not showing up because he beat him up last week. MJF also says that Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay are afraid of him, and that sooner or later, they will learn the hard way that he is "The One True Champion."

We see The Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross) at The Brawling Birds' (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) bar. They belittle The Brawling Birds and states that they have never beaten The Divine Dominion, and that they have a taste of the hell that awaits them, and that The Brawling Birds' greatest moment will be their greatest massacre. The Divine Dominion then raise a toast to The Brawling Birds before dropping it to the floor and stating they had a good run.

Backstage, Mick Foley interviews The Bang Bang Gang ("Switchblade Jay White, Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin). Jay White says the stars aligned perfectly for him at Forbidden Door, then says The Dogs (Clark Connors and David Finlay) and The Death Riders' (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garcia, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) days are numbered after getting the best of them. He says he and David Finlay go one-on-one more time, then hopes that Jon Moxley makes it through tonight so he can beat him to become Continental Champion.

"Switchblade" Jay White beats David Finlay to advance in the Continental Challenge Cup despite taking a hard landing on his neck from a German suplex.

Tony Schiavone introduces "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and Bandido) to the ring. After Brodido celebrate being champions again, Hangman asks for permission to speak Spanish before Prince Nana and Swerve Strickland suddenly show up. Prince Nana tells Tony Schiavone his breath stinks before telling him to get out of the ring, then declares that he and Swerve will be asking the questions going forward. Swerve thinks Hangman and Brodido have become friends through "trauma bonding" after having beef with all of them, mentioning his history with them all before asking Hangman what his legacy will be now. Hangman says he has been watching Swerve for the past year and states that Swerve should not be one to talk about results after his heinous actions this year that he has nothing to show for. Suddenly, The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) and The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, "Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian, "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) show up, and Ricochet says they are on trios business while questioning why Prince Nana and Swerve are in the ring in the first place, given his history with Swerve. He also says that Brodido and Hangman stole the Trios titles from them, as Toa Liona's shoulders were not on the mat, and that the titles should still be theirs. Ricochet then demands that The Demand get a championship rematch. He then tells Swerve to get out of the ring as he has nine guys out here who all hate him and even more people who hate him in the back, and as Swerve leaves, he says that Brody King does all the barking while Ricochet is the bitch. Hangman says Swerve has a point, and dares The Demand to get in the ring and take the Trios titles back. Ricochet teases doing that at first, but says that The Demand and The Lethal Twist will do it on their time.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Renee Paquette interviews Willow Nightingale. All of a sudden, Willow is attacked from out of nowhere with the Women's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament championship by Mercedes Moné.

"The Jet" Kevin Knight retains the TNT Championship against Chris Jericho after kicking Jericho low following Jericho nearly hitting referee Aubrey Edwards with the Judas Effect. During the match, Don Callis hits Jericho with a screwdriver.

Backstage, we hear from The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garcia, "The Problem" Marina Shafir). Claudio says the Continental Challenge Cup is unpredictable and that whoever he faces, he will beat them, as The Death Riders are competing against themselves. Moxley says a number of crazy things can happen in the tournament, especially when he and "Jungle" Jack Perry roll the dice in Las Vegas tonight. He wants to know if Perry is ready like he is, and says that fortune shows a habit of doing just as she pleases.

Kris Statlander beats Viva Van. After the match, Mick Foley interviews Statlander, and we find out that Noelle Foley is in the front row. Statlander learns she will be in a four-way match for the TBS Championship next week against Maya World, Hikaru Shida and Persephone. Statlander says she feels great and ready to fight, and proud that Maya World is TBS Champion. As for Persephone and Shida, she will make them bend over backwards and shove their heads up their asses for everything they have done to her. Statlander says she was made for the TBS Champonship and has even fought wars for it, then Persephone shows up for the next match along with Shida. Before they can attack Statlander, Thunder Rosa shows up, as does Maya World. Statlander and Mick Foley head to the back as Shida and Persephone are on the outside.

Thunder Rosa and Maya World beat Persephone and Hikaru Shida after Shida inadvertently hits Persephone with a jumping knee after Maya World dodges. After the match, Kris Statlander celebrates with Maya World and Thunder Rosa.

We hear from Darby Allin, who has no regrets about his World Championship run. He says that Kevin Knight is burning the candle at both ends like he did as World Champion, but he did not win the right way. Darby then says he is willing to go far at Wembley Stadium, and that there is no amount of training to ready Knight for their match. He says that if Knight can beat him, then maybe he will live up to the potential that he saw in him all those years ago.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Don Callis and "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher. After stating that "Speedball" Mike Bailey brought out the best in him, he is still champion, and he hopes to defend the title a fourth time in a fourth country before All In. Don Callis says that there is a former champion who has yet to get a rematch. Fletcher finds out that at All In, he will defend against "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada as well as another former International Champion in a three-way match. Fletcher is livid, but Okada says the title will stay in the family. Fletcher angrily leaves.

Jon Moxley beats "Jungle" Jack Perry by submission with a sleeper hold in a first-time-ever match to advance in the AEW Continental Challenge Cup.

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for June 8, 2022

Kyle O'Reilly last eliminates Wheeler Yuta to win the Casino Battle Royal and face Jon Moxley for a shot at the AEW Interim World Championship.

We hear from Jon Moxley, who says that for the last three years, he has been big game hunting in New Japan and blazing trailers in AEW, and says that Kyle O'Reilly is in the wrong place with the wrong guy at the wrong time and that the tournament belongs to him. He says that at Forbidden Door, the whole wrestling world will also belong to him.

It is announced that the surgery on CM Punk's lower leg has been successful.

AEW introduces the AEW All-Atlantic Championship. It is announced that a tournament to declare the first AEW All-Atlantic Champion will start tonight and that the finals will take place at Forbidden Door.

PAC beats Buddy Matthews to advance in the AEW All-Atlantic Championship Tournament. After the match, PAC celebrates with Penta Oscuro and Rey Fenix while the rest of The House of Black stares them down from the stage.

We hear from Eddie Kingston, who says Jake Hager cost him a chance at becoming World Champion and that he wants Hager on Rampage.

Trent Beretta is in the ring. He says that he is bummed out and while today is National Best Friends Day, his best friends are not here. He also says that Roppongi Vice (Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero) deserve one more chance at the ROH World Tag Team Championships after his team did not win or lose last week. After Beretta calls out FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) to tell them to make things right, FTR show up. Cash Wheeler says the finish of their match last week did not sit well with them and they want to prove they are the best tag team on the planet. Tom Fletcher, Aaron Henare and Mark Davis attack all three men, then Will Ospreay finishes the job.

Backstage, William Regal asks Kyle O'Reilly if he is ready for Jon Moxley. Both men shake hands, and Regal says it will be a shame for him to be on commentary as O'Reilly gets his head cracked open. Regal leaves, then O'Reilly says that he has big wins under his belt and that he is ready to beat Moxley for a shot at championship gold. Adam Cole tells Kyle O'Reilly that he has "got this" while mentioning that he will be on commentary for the next match.

Adam Cole guests on commentary for the next match.

"Hangman" Adam Page beats David Finlay. After the match, Adam Page says that while he may not get an AEW World Title shot any time soon, he wants the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship at Forbidden Door and he wants Kazuchika Okada. Adam Cole asks Adam Page if he is delusional as it may not be Okada by then, then tells Page that he is not a champion while he is on a roll that cannot be stopped and that he is more deserving of a title shot as a franchise player while Page's time is up. Adam Cole asks Adam Page if he is delusional as it may not be Okada by then, then tells Page that he is not a champion while he is on a roll that cannot be stopped and that he is more deserving of a title shot as a franchise player while Page's time is up.

In footage from earlier today, Thunder Rosa issues an open challenge to anyone who wants to face her for the AEW Women's World Championship. Marina Shafir shows up, and when Thunder Rosa what her problem is, Shafir says he is Rosa's problem and wants Rosa to solve her.

Tony Schiavone interviews Wardlow in the ring. Wardlow mentions that he asked not to take part in the Casino Battle Royal earlier this evening because CM Punk is the current AEW Championship, and if he is not making CM Punk tap, he does not want it yet. After telling Punk to heal up because he will be waiting when he gets back, Wardlow then there is a title that he does want that was once held by respectable men only for that respect to be diminished: the TNT Championship. As he says that it is time for a change, Scorpio Sky shows up and Dan Lambert and Ethan Page stop him due to having a bad knee, and Wardlow says he will wait until Scorpio Sky is 110% if he has to. We then hear from "Smart' Mark Sterling, who says that Wardlow should be worried about him and the security guards behind him who are not getting the money in the ring. He gives Wardlow a choice of facing him in court in a class action lawsuit or wrestling twenty security guards in an elimination match.

We hear from The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson). Matt Jackson brags about beating Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus as well as The Hardys, then The Hardys show up. Matt Hardy reminds The Young Bucks that they beat them, then Christian, Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus show up and Christian says both teams are undeserving of a title shot before throwing out a challenge to both teams. Christian proposes that next week, all three teams will face each other for the AEW World Tag Team Championship in a Ladder Match. All three teams love the idea.

Thunder Rosa retains the AEW Women's World Championship against Marina Shafir with an O'Connor Roll. After the match, Marina Shafir kicks Thunder Rosa in the back before putting her in a submission hold. Toni storm runs into the ring and beats up Marina Shafir before Thunder Rosa hits Shafir with a Fire Thunder Driver. Toni Storm picks up the AEW Women's World Championship and hands it over to Thunder Rosa.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Stokely Hathaway and The Baddies (Jade Cargill, Red Velvet, Kiera Hogan). Jade Cargill says nobody can mind their business, and Hathaway says they confronted Athena only for Kris Statlander and Anna Jay show up. Hathaway says that on Rampage, Red Velvet will take care of business against Statlander.

William Regal guests on commentary for the next match.

Jon Moxley beats Kyle O'Reilly for a shot at the AEW Interim World Championship.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for September 23, 2021

We hear from John Skyler, who says he worked thirteen years to get to Impact Wrestling and that Victory Road was supposed to be his moment. He then says that Laredo Kid took the moment from him, and from here, they have one win apiece. Skyler says he is the better man and that tonight on BTI, he will win and he will embarrass Laredo Kid.

Laredo Kid beats John Skyler with a roll-up, winning their rubber match. Matthew Rehwoldt is seen watching the match from backstage during the match and after its conclusion.

Scott D'Amore mentions "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander cashing in the Impact X Division Championship for Option C to become #1 contender for the Impact World Championship at Bound For Glory, then brings out Josh Alexander. Scott D'Amore asks Josh Alexander to relinquish the Impact X Division Championship for a world title shot. and realize the weight of what he is doing. and that there will be a tournament to crown a new X Division Champion. Josh Alexander relinquishes the X Division Championship He also announces that there will be a tournament to crown a new X Division Champion. Josh Alexander says that means a lot to him after having laid in a hospital bed with regrets six years ago wondering if he would ever wrestle again. Alexander then says he has done all he can with the X Division Championship and that he is ready to be the face of the company and become the World Champion. Suddenly, Christian Cage shows up. Christian says he has heard Josh talk in the back, and says that as much as he respects him and his story, Alexander almost lost his career while he lost his own for more than seven years and fought to get it back before becoming Impact World Champion. He says he will not lay down for anyone and that he will stay the champion, and tells Alexander that if he cashes in, he may walk out of this empty-handed, saying that he is face of the X Division right now and that he will be a face in the crowd, not the face of Impact. Alexander thanks Christian for making the decision easier and relinquishes the X Division Championship. Suddenly, "Inevitable" Ace Austin and Madman Fulton show up. Austin says he came close to beating Christian Cage and becoming the youngest World Champion in Impact Wrestling history. He says going away quietly is not his style, and that he is not done with Christian. He also says Josh Alexander is obsessed with him and could not leave him alone even when he went for the World Championship, then says he is disappointed with Alexander for "being a quitter." Austin tells Alexander to listen to Christian and be "a proud champion," saying he would never relinquish the title like that, but Alexander reminds Austin that he beat him for the X Division Championship. Austin and Fulton then attack Christian and Alexander, and come out on top in the ensuing brawl.

Gia Miller interviews Willie Mack and Rich Swann. Rich Swann says Impact Wrestling is always moving forward, and after seeing "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander exercise Option C, there is opportunity for everyone. Willie Mack says there is also opportunity for him, too, and he wants to put his name in the hat for the X Division title. Swann then announces that at Bound For Glory, he will take part in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match. Suddenly, Brian Myers and company show up. He says he will also be in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match, and says that the only difference is that he will become World Champion. Swann notes Myers' confidence, and challenges him and one of his students to a tag team match. Zicky Dice asks Myers to pick him, but Myers says he needs to think about this.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore and a doctor are checking on Christian Cage. Josh Alexander wants to face Ace Austin and Mandman Fulton in a tag team match, but Christian is not medically cleared to compete after what happened earlier, and Alexander gets a one-on-one match with "Inevitable" Ace Austin later tonight instead.

David Finlay beats Hikuleo. After the match, Hikuleo attacks David Finlay. Juice Robinson tries to save Finlay, but Chris Bey puts him in a sleeper and overpowers him. Bey and Hikuleo go for a double-team, but Hikuleo runs into Bey. As FinJuice go for a Doomsday Device on Bey, El Phantasmo shows up and attacks Finlay, and Chris Bey gets the upper hand on Juice Robinson. Phantasmo then superkicks Finlay with a loaded boot.

We hear from Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner). Eric Young says Rhino was and is part of something special, and while what happened last week could look like an exodus, Rhino understands that violence is a path, the only destination, and the only thing the sickness understands. He knows that Rhino can repent and learn from his mistakes and become a war machine, and says that when he joins something like this, it is forever. He asks Rhino to think about his actions and do the right thing. Eric Young says he wants "a resounding answer from Rhino," and he wants it next week.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Matt Cardona and Chelsea Green. Cardona says he shut Rohit Raju up and took Shera out indefinitely. He says he is done, but Chelsea Green says she is back and out to get her retribution.

We hear from Su Yung and Kimber Lee. Kimber Lee says it is her honor to provide Su Yung with what she needs, and Brandi Lauren shows up and says it is an honor to provide Su Yung with souls. It is then revealed that the Swingerella kidnapped last week is dead and that Su Yung now has her soul.

Rohit Raju beats Chelsea Green. During the match, Matt Cardona stops Rohit Raju from using the ropes for leverage as Chelsea Green goes for a Sunset Flip only for Rohit Raju to sit down into a pinfall attempt to counter it. As Chelsea Green is about to get the win, Raj Singh - Rohit's partner in The Desi Hit Squad - suddenly runs down the ramp and attacks Cardona, distracting Chelsea so that Rohit can get the win.

Backstage, we hear from Eddie Edwards. He says that people do not learn and that W. Morrissey and Moose will pay, then Sami Callihan shows up and wants in on the action. Eddie is reluctant at first, but goes along with it.

Backstage, Eddie Edwards finds Moose and brawls with him. Sami Callihan soon joins in, and Sami and Eddie wants to know where W. Morrissey is. Moose says nothing, and Sami and Eddie soon look for Morrissey.

Before the next match, Brian Myers says the members of his learning tree are still green and not ready for a big tag team match, then says he has a partner and that he has "created this pro." He then brings out VSK.

Rich Swann and Willie Mack beat Brian Myers and VSK after Sam Beale pushes Swann off the top rope, inadvertently turning the shove into a top rope cross body into VSK for the win.

At Swinger's Palace, Johnny Swinger is worried that Bound For Glory in Las Vegas will put the casino under. Johnny Swinger has John E. Bravo write a letter to Scott D'Amore, asking him not to move the casino to Las Vegas, and invites him to Swinger's Palace next week.

Mickie James is seen heading to the ring.

We hear from The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson). Anderson says they are still on the vacation that he and Gallows deserve, and that they deserve it because they have beaten every single team put in front of them. Gallows says that just because they are on an island, that does not mean they can keep up on all the other tag teams via the Internet, and that they will have no problem taking down their opposition.

Mickie James heads to the ring. Mickie says it was a huge honor to come back at Slammiversary and that it is great to be back in "the land of Hardcore Country," but her intentions were less about herself and more about putting over the present and future of women's wrestling. She says it was great to get Deonna Purrazzo involved, but a lot of things have changed since then due to Purrazzo's unprofessional behavior, and that is was nice to give her a receipt. Mickie asks Purrazzo to come to the ring, and Deonna shows up and heads to the ring. Purrazzo takes offense to Mickie attacking her at NWA 73, and Mickie says that she can see through Purrazzo and that she is a fighter and not an executive producer anymore. Mickie then challenges Purrazzo to a match at Bound For Glory with the Impact Knockouts Championship on the line. Purrazzo says she owes Mickie nothing, and that wrestling her is "everybody's dream match" right now. Purrazzo says a match with Mickie does nothing for her, saying she never idolized her despite her accomplishments and that there is a long line of women far ahead of Mickie who made her want to be a wrestler, and that their match will not happen. She says that there is a hierarchy in Impact and that respect is earned, not given, and until she earns her title shot, the answer is no. Mickie stops Purrazzo from leaving, and this starts a brawl. Security moves quickly into place to break the brawl up, and Scott D'Amore shows up and says that wrestlers don't make matches, they don't turn them down, either. He also says that he and the fans disagree on Mickie James not being deserving a title shot, and that he would be an idiot to turn this match down. He makes the match official for Bound For Glory, then leaves while security keep another brawl from happening.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Mickie James vs. Velvet Sky for the TNA Knockouts Championship with ODB as special guest referee from the May 23, 2013 episode of Impact Wrestling.

Backstage, Sami Callihan and Eddie Edwards finds W. Morrissey, but Scott D'Amore and security stop the assault. Scott D'Amore makes an Anything Goes Street Fight between the team of Sami and Eddie and the team of Moose and Morrissey next week.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Gail Kim, who is in charge of Knockouts Knockdown on October 9th. She says there will be an eight-woman tournament where the winner will get a shot at the Knockouts Championship. The Influence (Tenille Dashwood, Madison Rayne, Kaleb with a K) shows up, and Madison Rayne proposes a match for the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Championships. Gail Kim tells them they will have to earn their shot by beating Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering next week.

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander beats "Inevitable" Ace Austin. After the match, Madman Fulton attacks Josh Alexander, but Alexander fights back only for Ace Austin to stop him. Suddenly, Christian Cage shows up and evens the numbers game, and he and Alexander clear the ring. Alexander tells Christian he does not need his help, but this allows Austin and Fulton to get back in the ring and strike again. As Fulton and Austin go for a double-team choke slam/Fold combo, Christopher Daniels suddenly shows up. In his first Impact appearance in seven years, Daniels makes quick work of Fulton, and Austin has to help Fulton out of the ring.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for September 9, 2021

Laredo Kid beats John Skyler in the BTI match.

Rosemary beats Tasha Steelz. After the match, Savannah Evans tries to sneak up on Rosemary and Havok. Rosemary sees it coming. Havok and Rosemary notice Tasha holding the Knockouts tag titles. Savannah attacks them from behind, but she and Tasha are chased to the back by Havok and Rosemary.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Austin says he is at the top of his game and that he has been prepared to be Impact's youngest world champion ever. Fulton gets Austin's attention, and the two of them notice and meet with Scott D'Amore. Austin wants to know what Christian Cage is doing next week, and offers to find him an opponent before Fulton says he is not even booked for next week. D'Amore makes the match, but turns into a ten-man tag match. As Austin and Fulton figure out what to do, they meet with Brian Myers, Sam Beale, Zicky Dice and Manny Lemons. Austin asks Myers to join his team. Myers accepts.

Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner) let Rhino out of his cell, and Eric Young asks Rhino what he says. Young says that he saw the darkness, and says there was only one person that he saw smiling at him, so he smiled back. Young says that sometimes, evil is a necessary good, and violence is the only cure. He says that Rhino has suffered enough and that it is time to complete their destiny. Rhino says he is now in his purest form, and Young baptizes him in the waters of change.

"Machine Gun" Karl Anderson beats Rich Swann in a Bunkhouse Brawl Match with a Gun Stun into a table.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Mickie James. Mickie James says NWA 73 was her first match is around a year, and while he wanted to get back at Deonna Purrazzo, Purrazzo has made a name for herself. She says Purrazzo will not make a name at her expense, especially when she took their business personally. She says that despite being an executive producer, she takes wrestling personally, and says that Purrazzo has forgotten who she is and what she is about, and moving forward, Purrazzo will find out what "Hardcore Country" is all about.

We hear from Matthew Rehwoldt, who talks about how creation comes from a fire from within. He says that Trey Miguel may be a thorn in his side right now, but he knows what Trey does is on the precipice of masterpiece and true art. He wants to experience this up close and personal, and he wants to experience this next week.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is the Ultimate X Match from Bound For Glory 2013.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander. Alexander says he feels prepared for his title match, as Chris Sabin told him to be the best champion he can be. He asks if Chris Sabin can be the one to take the X Division Championship off his shoulders. Christian Cage shows up and says he appreciates what Alexander does, and asks him if he is willing to join his team for the ten-man tag match. Alexander says he would be honored to do so, then Christian tells him that he has a future in Impact.

We hear from Rohit Raju and Shera. Rohit says people are upset with him over what he did to Chelsea Green, saying he went too far. He says that he wants to apologize, but says Chelsea wanted it and that she wanted a real man who takes control. Rohit then says he and Shera are real men while Cardona is not.

David Finlay beats Chris Bey after Juice Robinson shows up to stop Chris Bey from using the ropes for leverage. After the match, Hikuleo shows up and levels Finaly, and when Juice fights back, Bey hits him with a chair and Hikuleo hits him with a choke slam. Afterwards, Bey puts a chair around Juice's ankle, then stomps the chair with help from Hikuleo. Bey and Hikuleo then give each other the "Too Sweet" hand signal.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore moderates a contract signing between Chris Sabin and Josh Alexander for the X Division Championship at Victory Road. As Sabin signs the contract, he tells Alexander that he has nothing but the utmost respect for him and that their match is about building a legacy. Alexander tells Sabin that he will not be the guy to beat him at Victory Road as he signs. D'Amore tells both men that they are professionals, and while there can only be one winner, both of them are creating great legacies right now and that they should shake hands right now. Both men shake hands. Alexander leaves the room, then Christian Cage shows up and asks Chris Sabin to join his team for the ten-man tag team match, saying there is nobody he trusts more. Sabin agrees.

At Swinger's Palace, TJP, Fallah Bahh and No Way show up for a good time in "the best underground casino in all of Nashville." TJP bets on Steve Maclin in his match with Petey Williams, then No Way gets banned for calling the place a "bootleg Caesar's Palace." Su Yung and Kimber Lee show up after TJP, Fallah and No Way leave.

Steve Maclin beats "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams. Near the end of the match, as Petey Williams goes for the Canadian Destroyer, No Way, TJP and Fallah show up with No Way's conga line. Maclin piledrives a distracted Petey for the win.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Eddie Edwards. Eddie says he was caught off-guard last week, but tonight, he is ready. Suddenly, Sami Callihan shows up, and as Eddie tells him he does not want his help, Christian Cage shows up. Sami tells Christian he is in, but Eddie - not wanting to help Sami Callihan - that he is out unless Sami s out, and walks off.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. W. Morrissey and Moose show up, and Morrissey says that Eddie Edwards or Sami Callihan are on Christian Cage's team, then he and Moose is in.

Moose beats Eddie Edwards after Eddie takes out W. Morrissey for putting Moose's foot on the bottom rope during a pinfall attempt. After the match, Moose and Morrissey attack Eddie, then Chris Sabin runs in and makes the save. Brian Myers, Zicky Dice, Manny Lemons and Sam Beale then run out and attack Sabin. Josh Alexander runs into the ring and clears out the ring, but Madman Fulton and Ace Austin run in to take him out. Christian Cage then runs in and fights Austin and Fulton, and Christian turns a Fulton choke slam into a Killswitch. Austin attacks Christian, but Eddie gets back in the ring and helps him out. Moose and Morrissey then attack Eddie again, then Alisha Edwards shows up and hits Morrissey and Moose with a Kendo stick. As Alisha is about to be choke slammed, Sami Callihan teleports in and hands Eddie Edwards a baseball bat, and they blow Moose and Morrissey away. Christian meets with the two of them, and asks Eddie to be part of his team, then Eddie and Sami clink bats, signaling an alliance and completing Christian's ten-man tag match team.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for August 26, 2021

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Jake Something, who says that he came so close to becoming X Division Champion and that "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander knew it. He says that this is only a setback and that this has only just begun, then John Skyler shows up and tells him to go to the back of the line before asking why Impact is "wasting time on a loser like Jake Something" while he won in his debut. Jake tells Skyler he got lucky, then challenges him to a match so they can see if he gets lucky again.

Steve Maclin takes the microphone, but is booed and told he sucks by the crowd briefly. Maclin says what really sucks is that he has asked for competition only to be given "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams, and that ever since he showed up in Impact. Suddenly, TJP shows up and answers Steve Maclin's open challenge.

Steve Maclin beats TJP by disqualification in the BTI match. During the match, Maclin grabs TJP's walis and tries to use it as a weapon, but the referee takes it away from him. Maclin grabs a steel chair as the referee is distracted, but "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams shows up and hits Maclin with a Canadian Destroyer. The referee sees this and calls for the disqualification, and TJP is not happy with Petey for getting involved, even as Petey explains to TJP what happened.

Chris Sabin beats Sami Callihan with the Cradle Shock after nearly winning with an O'Connor Roll. After the match, Moose runs into the ring and tosses Sabin out of the ring before hitting Sami with a Spear. Moose then grabs a chair and metal baseball bat from underneath the ring, then places the open chair on Sami. As Moose is about to swing, Eddie Edwards shows up with Kenny the Kendo Stick and attacks Moose, forcing him to retreat. Sami Callihan is less than appreciative about the help.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Taylor Wilde, who has requested a 3-on-1 match against The Influence (Tenille Dashwood, Kaleb with a K, Madison Rayne). She says she had no idea Emergence would be a 3-on-1 match, and shows how unimpressed she is with them as she proclaims she will take them all on at once.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Eddie Edwards, but Sami Callihan interrupts Eddie. Eddie says Sami helped him once, and that he helped him. He then says that Sami does not help to him and that they are done.

Mickie James heads to the ring. Mickie says that NWA is two nights away from making "her-story," when wrestling returns to the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis, Missouri with NWA Empowerrr, which she says will be the greatest wrestling show anyone has ever seen. She thanks the fans of the Impact Zone for putting Deonna Purrazzo and the Impact Knockouts Championship on the map before Deonna goes one-on-one with Melina, which Mickie says will be a great match. We then see a video package for Melina vs. Deonna Purrazzo at NWA Empowerrr, then Deonna shows up with Matthew Rehwoldt. Deonna asks Mickie James how it feels to have her spotlight stolen from here, then gets serious and says she knows Mickie is creating buzz for NWA Empowerrr, the history it will make and what she will be a part of. She then says that Mickie James is being dishonest with herself by thinking her match with Melina will be competitive, saying that nobody likes to see a movie when they already know the ending and that Mickie conveniently left out her beating Melina at Emergence. Mickie then says she say Rehwoldt beating Melina, not Deonna, then says the difference between Emergence and Empowerrr is that Rehwoldt will not be there before asking Deonna how confident she is about being in the ring with Melina. Deonna says that everyone will see Saturday, then says nobody has to wait until Saturday to see her kick Mickie's ass. Deonna attacks Mickie, then Trey Miguel enters the ring and brawls with Rehwoldt. Mickie fights back, but as Deonna attacks again, Melina runs into the ring and makes quick work of Melina.

Backstage, Brian Myers tries to teach Sam Beale how to look professional, which leads to Beale wearing a crop top and a sleeve as a headband while Beale notes that Myers is trying to avoid talking about losing a world title match.

Chris Bey beats David Finlay after using the ropes for leverage.

We hear from Rich Swann and Willie Mack. Swann says Emergence was not their night, but they were not the ones who were pinned. Swann then challenges The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) to a match against them to prove they are still the best.

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Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander. He says his match at Emergence was "as advertised," and while Jake Something was good, he is still champion. He then announces an open challenge for any ex-X Division Champions who want to try him next week.

Christian Cage heads to the ring. He says that Emergence has come and gone and that he has beaten Brian Myers like he said he would, then says there is a target on his chest at all times and that the new #1 contender is "Inevitable" Ace Austin. Christian then says that Ace Austin will not beat him for the Impact World Championship, then Tommy Dreamer shows up. Dreamer says that for the longest time, he was against the Kenny Omega-Don Callis relationship and did things that compromised his integrity, but at the same time, he did it for everyone in the back. He then says that if there is one person who does it for the business, it is Christian Cage, and that for seven years, Christian Cage went elsewhere and left Impact without a proper goodbye. Dreamer says that Christian has found the fountain of youth and has done well since being in Impact Wrestling, saying he has done it for the business and the fans before thanking Christian for everything he has done and for representing Impact like a true champion. Dreamer then says that he has not earned it, but one day, he would like to wrestle Christian one more time, and until then, he will outwork everyone like Christian has. Suddenly, Ace Austin and Madman Fulton show up. Ace Austin says he knows that Christian knows him through his reputation that precedes him, then properly introduces himself before stating that he will make the history he was always meant to make at Victory Road when he becomes a world champ at 24. He then says he is a credible threat - unlike Dreamer, whom he says will never win the world title again - and says that while Christian has been travelling the world, Christian's schedule and luggage will get lighter when he meets "the inevitable." Christian Cage tells Ace Austin to set his goals high, then says he will be the guy, but never the man, as long as he is around. After Christian mocks Austin for his height, Fulton and Austin strike only for Christian and Dreamer to clean house.

We hear from Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino) . Eric Young says that weakness can teach things, even if it a direct symptom of the sickness. He blames Rhino for the loss of the tag team titles and the rematch, and says he cannot allow Rhino to drag them down any further. He says that Rhino is in the wrong and knows what must be done, and that the only treatment for the sickness is violence. He then says that they will wash Impact in the holy waters of change.

Backstage, "Inevitable" Ace Austin meets with Scott D'Amore, saying he wants Tommy Dreamer next week. D'Amore makes the match official, then says to get something, he must give something, and if Dreamer wins, Dreamer will be in the world title match at Victory Road.

The Influence (Tenille Dashwood, Kaleb with a K, Madison Rayne) beats Taylor Wilde in a 3-on-1 handicap match after Tenille hits Taylor with the Spotlight Kick as she has Madison Rayne rolled up. After the match, The Influence continues to attack Taylor Wilde until Rachael Ellering and Jordynne Grace charge the ring, forcing The Influence to retreat.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Brandi Lauren, who says that Deonna Purrazzo has her work cut out for her when Su Yung and Kimber Lee show up. Gia Miller gets away, but Brandi Lauren becomes Su Yung and Kimber's next victim.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews TJP, who says that his match on BTI did not end the way it wanted. He says that Fallah Bahh is his partner, not Petey Williams, but Petey shows up and wants to know what is going on. TJP reminds Petey that they are not "a full-time thing," but TJP says he will not thank him for something he did not ask for. Petey says that they will stay out of each other's way. TJP agrees to this.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Monty Brown vs. Christian Cage for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship at Destination X 2006.

We hear from Matt Cardona and Chelsea Green. Cardona says that it should be over between him and Rohit Raju, and says that he will beat Shera and Rohit before Chelsea says that Cardona is not alone at Impact and has no problems hitting a man. Chelsea then proposes a tag team match between the teams of her and Cardona and the team of Rohit and Shera, and when Cardona asks her if she is up to it, Chelsea says she is always ready.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans. Tasha blames Fallah Bahh for their loss at Emergence, and cost them their only opportunity to be Knockouts Tag Team Champions. Fallah and No Way show up, and after Fallah asks how they can make up for it, Tasha says there will be no making up. Fallah offers to take out take out Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus while she and Savannah focus on the Knockouts tag titles. Tasha simply says "We'll see."

Rich Swann and Willie Mack beat The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) after Gallows knocks Willie Mack off the apron only for Swann to pin Anderson with a schoolkid pin. After the match, The Good Brothers attack Rich Swann. Willie Mack makes the save as they go for the Magic Killer, but the numbers game takes over. Gallows then sets up a chair in the corner before he and Anderson throw Swann into it and hit Willie Mack with the Magic Killer. The Good Brothers then run Swann into a chair again, this time at ringside, before producing a table from underneath the ring. Willie Mack then gets powerbombed through the table.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for May 20, 2021

XXXL (Larry D and Acey Romero) beat Johnny Swinger and Hernandez on the pre-show match.

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Rohit Raju beats Jake Something after Shera grabs Jake's ankle from the outside during a vertical suplex while the referee dodges Rohit's leg. After the match, Shera and Jake Something brawl on the outside, and Jake Something quickly gets the better of Shera before hitting him with a steel chair while Rohit watches from the stage. Jake then gets a table into the ring, sets it up in the corner and puts Shera through it with a Spear.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Taylor Wilde, who says she is back in Impact to win the Impact Knockouts Championship and bring Deonna Purrazzo a symphony of pain. Suddenly, Tenille Dashwood and Kaleb are heard overhearing Taylor Wilde. Tenille and Kaleb announce that Kaleb's neck is better and that Tenille has a match tonight against Kiera Hogan for a shot at the Knockouts Tag Team titles. Taylor makes it clear she wants no part of this and leaves.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Rachael Ellering and Jordynne Grace. Rachael says that they will have to dust themselves off and start again. Jordynne agrees and says she will talk with Scott D'Amore about it.

Tenille Dashwood beats Kiera Hogan with a schoolkid pin. After the match, Tasha Steelz attacks Tenille, and as Kaleb fights her off, Susan, Kimber Lee and Deonna Purrazzo show up. As Tenille continues to be attacked, Taylor Wilde goes for the save, but the numbers game takes over. Havok soon shows up and overpowers Kimber Lee and Susan, then tosses Tasha Steelz and Kiera Hogan out of the ring before helping Tenille up. As everyone else retreats, Decay (Rosemary, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus) shows up. Everyone who was slowly leaving the ring around the barricade and to the back.

Backstage, Jordynne Grace tells Rachael Ellering they have a match tonight. When Rachael asks who it is, Jordynne says it is between the two of them.

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Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Juice Robinson and David Finlay. Finlay says Madman Fulton and Ace Austin have a bright future and beat three times for a title opportunity against him and Juice, but they are used to challenges. He says he and Juice will beat Fulton and Austin because they are the Impact World Tag Team Champions. Juice says this is what they wanted and that they are not looking past tonight's opponents, as everyone wants a shot at them because they are the best. He says he and Finlay will put Fulton and Austin to bed before beating the competition in Japan before coming back to further prove they are the best tag team in all of professional wrestling.

"The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams beats VSK.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Rich Swann. Swann says Rebellion was the biggest match of his career and for the industry, and he lost and felt the pain physically and mentally. He then says that W. Morrissey has come to Impact to destroy it rather than build it up, then he is suddenly assaulted from out of nowhere by Morrissey. Gia Miller calls for security as Morrissey throws Swann through a door.

At Swinger's Palace, TJP is on a winning streak. He notices that Fallah Bahh is a Swingerella to pay off his debt to Johnny Swinger. TJP bets his winnings to win Fallah back and wins, then Petey Williams shows up. When TJP says he and Fallah Bahh have better chemistry, Petey challenges them to a tag team match against him and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander. After Petey leaves, Decay teleports in. Swinger tells Hernandez to escort Decay out, and Decay teleport out after Rosemary says they have not seen the last of them.

Moose heads to the ring. Moose says that he is the #1 contender to the Impact World Championship, and that while Kenny Omega has beaten a lot of good wrestlers, none of them can lace up his boots even after he dominated the NFL for seven years. He also says that he respects the fact that Omega calls himself "the god of professional wrestling" while he himself is a wrestling god and that the best wrestling matches are clashes of titans. He says that none of the Greek gods could knock Zeus off Mount Olympus, and dares Omega to knock him off the top of the mountain when Omega suddenly arrives with Don Callis. Don Callis tells Kenny Omega that Moose might be the most physically talented people in all of wrestling, and says that while Moose is both large and talented, he has no results. Callis also asks Moose if he is "paying the rent" on his talent or coasting off past success, and Moose warns Callis that he is not Rich Swann and that he will rip his head off and shove it up Omega's ass. Omega tells Moose he is not afraid to put him in his place and that it will take one One-Winged Angel to put his lights out, and Moose dares him to try. Doc Gallows suddenly shows up and Omega says that if Moose messes with him, he messes with The Elite. Suddenly, Sami Callihan teleports into the ring, and he and Moose clear the ring.

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Backstage, Moose tells Sami Callihan he did not need his help and had everything under control, but Callihan tells Moose that he is sick and tired of The Elite trying to control Impact and that he will face the winner of Moose vs. Kenny Omega to take back what is his.

Rachael Ellering beats Jordynne Grace after a series of pinfalls.

We hear from Brian Myers, who says that everyone gets a kick out of calling him "Bad News Brian" when everything has been qualified and he still cannot escape Matt Cardona. When Cardona shows up, Myers punches him and throws him into the cameraman.

Juice Robinson and David Finlay retain the Impact World Tag Team Championships against Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. After the match, Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino) show up, and Rhino cashes in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet trophy. After a brief match with Juice and Finlay, Joe Doering and Rhino beat Juice Robinson and David Finlay to become the Impact World Tag Team Champions.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for May 13, 2021

We hear from Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz). Tasha Steelz says she has no problem putting Jordynne Grace down and teaching her that any "non-factor" who does not bow down to her will be laid out. Kiera Hogan says that Rachael Ellering has no idea what is going on and that she and Tasha have her number.

We hear from Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering. Jordynne says that Tasha Steelz is trying to get into her and make her think she is the weak link, and that tonight, Tasha will find out why she is the strongest Knockout in Impact Wrestling. Rachael Ellering says that Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) will find out that Jordynne is not a person to mess with.

Tasha Steelz beats Jordynne Grace in the pre-show match with a crucifix bomb after Rachael Ellering stops Kiera Hogan from getting involved in the match.

Havok beats Rosemary to become #1 contender for the Impact Knockouts Championship at Under Siege. After the match, Deonna Purrazzo runs into the ring and attacks Havok, but Havok fights back. Deonna escapes, but runs into Rosemary, who tosses her back into the ring. Kimber Lee and Susan try to run in, but Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus scare them off. Havok then hits Deonna with a Tombstone Piledriver.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), Kenny Omega and Don Callis. Anderson says they have not lost momentum, and tonight, he will lay David Finlay out. Kenny Omega says they have momentum back because of him and says it is time to support The Good Brothers. Anderson says that Juice Robinson and David Finlay have started something that they will not be able to finish.

El Phantasmo beats "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams, TJP, Acey Romero, "Inevitable" Ace Austin and Rohit Raju in a six-way match to become #1 contender to the Impact X Division Championship at Under Siege.

Backstage, Susan and Kimber Lee meet with Scott D'Amore to get a tag match against Tennille Dashwood and Taylor Wilde. Susan gets the match for Under Siege.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Gail Kim vs. Havok from the October 1, 2014 episode of Impact Wrestling.

We hear from Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino). Eric Young says that their wills are not broken and that their spirit is intact and that failure will not be tolerated, then says that the sickness is at the root and is embedded everywhere and in everyone and everything. He says that the earlier one figures this out, the easier this will be, and that he has a new violent plan. He says the only thing that is guaranteed is change, that change is the only thing one can trust, and that change is trust. Eric Young then says that we will be seeing a lot more of Violent By Design.

At Swinger's Palace, Alisha is now a Swingerella as TJP owens John E. Bravo money. As TJP talks about the match from earlier, Ace Austin shows up and says he and MadmanFulton will be the #1 contenders for the tag team titles. XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D) soon show up to start a fight, and Hernandez stands between them and Austin and Fulton. Rohit Raju shows up with Shera, and says they deserve a shot at the gold. As everyone argues, TJP puts himself in the tag title picture with "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams, while Johnny Swinger tells John E. Bravo to go see Scott D'Amore to make this match official. As TJP asks about their odds in the tag team #1 contender's match, Petey puts on a chainlink durag a la Scott Steiner, but everyone moves away.

Willie Mack beats Sam Beale. After the match, Willie Mack is attacked from behind by W. Morrissey, who tosses Sam Beale out of the ring before going on the attack on Willie Mack and hitting him with a big boot.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews David Finlay, Juice Robinson and Eddie Edwards. Finlay says that The Good Brothers cannot beat him and Juice on their best day, but tonight, it is between him and Anderson and he will prove he is the better wrestler. Juice says they beat The Good Brothers to be tag champs, and that they will win with Eddie Edwards at their side. Eddie says that Kenny Omega has been the difference, and that they will come in with a Kenny of their own: Kenny the Kendo stick.

It's time for All About Me. Tonight's guest is Taylor Wilde. Tennille Dashwood announces that they will team up at Under Siege. Taylor, who is not happy with Tenille Dashwood, says she is doing this to get closer to championship gold and that they are not friends.

David Finlay beats "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson by disqualification when Kenny Omega gets physically involved in the match. After the match, Eddie Edwards gets involved, and Anderson is hit with Kenny the Kendo stick as Doc Gallows and Kenny Omega retreat.

We hear from Chris Sabin, who says that what Moose did to "The Cowboy" James Storm last week was disgusting, and if Moose wants to act like the rules do not apply to him, he will act the same way in tonight's six-man tag match.

Backstage, Jordynne Grace is not happy about her loss to Tasha Steelz tonight, and Rachael Ellering tells her that they need to bring the energy at Under Siege.

Brian Myers beats Crazzy Steve after putting his feet on the ropes for leverage. During the match, Brian Myers bumps backwards into Black Taurus and pretends to be laid out by him. The referee believes that Black Taurus has attacked Myers and ejects Black Taurus from ringside. After the match, Myers is laid out from behind by Black Taurus, and Rosemary leaves the tarot card for death on top of Myers.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Don Callis. Callis says that professional wrestlers cannot do whatever they want, as it would be like inmates running the asylum and they are like wild animals. Scott D'Amore shows up and says that it is his fault that Moose injured James Storm's leg, then tells him to pick between being Kenny Omega's family or an Impact executive.

Moose, Sami Callihan and Chris Bey beat Matt Cardona, Trey Miguel and Chris Sabin in a six-man tag match. After the match, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) leave Don Callis' room.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 16, 2021

In backstage footage from Sacrifice, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) are not in the mood for an interview.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Gia Miller interviews Matt Cardona. Cardona says it was not his intention to cost Brian Myers the match, but Myers paid Hernandez off and Eddie Edwards deserved a fair fight, so he had to neutralize the situation. He says that he is still friends with Myers, but Myers is being a jerk here in Impact, and if he has to put him in his place, he will.

We hear from Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend). Thornstowe says that Sacrifice did not go over as planned and admits that Decay (Rosemary, Decay, Black Taurus) got one over on them, but tonight, it is all about Luster the Legend. Luster tells Black Taurus that if he thinks he will walk out the winner this time, he is mistaken, and says that they would have won at Sacrifice if Rosemary did not spit green mist into his face. He says that he will rip Taurus' head off and mount his horns over either his bed or his fireplace.

We hear from Decay (Rosemary, Decay, Black Taurus), who laugh about Luster the Legend swallowing the poison mist.

Black Taurus beats Luster The Legend.

Juice Robinson and David Finlay beat XXXL (Larry D and Acey Romero). After the match, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) show up. Anderson says The Good Brothers have been so busy with both family and being on the road that they were exhausted, and Gallows blames their tag team title loss on jet lag. Gallows demands a tag team title rematch, and Juice Robinson tells them they've got it. Finlay says that they will have to wait until they come back in April from a tour of Japan, however, and this leads to a brawl where Juice and Finlay quickly escape.

We hear from Sami Callihan, who says that while Trey Miguel has all the talent in the world, he fakes having passion and confuses anger with passion. He says it is passion that drives a man to do anything, such as Sam Beale taking on Trey Miguel in the ring, and admits that while Trey has won matches here and there, he says that Trey does not have the passion to take it to the next level. Sami then proclaims that he will make an example out of Trey tonight.

Backstage, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) meet with Scott D'Amore regarding the Impact World Tag Team Championships going to Japan with Juice Robinson and David Finlay. D'Amore tells them they will have their tag team title rematch at Rebellion. As The Good Brothers leave, Tommy Dreamer shows up, not happy the tag titles will be in Japan. D'Amore reminds him that running a company is not easy, and lets him know that Hardcore Justice is coming up and that he will set up the match card. Dreamer hands him a piece of paper, telling him he already has the card set up. D'Amore tells Dreamer that Hardcore Justice will be his night.

Rhino beats Jake Something as "The Cowboy" James Storm and CHris Sabin brawl with Joe Doering and Deaner on the outside. After the match, everyone brawls, but Rhyno takes Storm and Sabin out with a Gore.

Backstage, Tenille Dashwood and Kaleb with a K calls everyone else in Tenille's group in tonight's match "The Followers." Deonna Purrazzo says they should come up with a team plan, not a team name, and everyone agrees when Deonna says they should be on the same page.

Rohit Raju beats Shera after putting his feet on the ropes for leverage.

Backstage, Willie Mack congratulates Rich Swann on becoming the unified Impact World Champion. As Mack gets ready to party, Swann says that he has business to attend to in the ring.

Rich Swann heads to the ring. He says that Sacrifice was one of the hardest things he has been through in his entire life, and says he and Moose proved why Impact is one of the best companies with the best talent. Swann admits that while he may not like Moose, he respects him, but at Sacrifice, he was on his high horse and riding that stallion, and he became double champion. He says one world championship is hard to come by, but two is unthinkable, yet he did it. He then addresses his recent past with Kenny Omega and says it has come full circle, and at Rebellion, he will right a wrong when he faces Omega. He says that Rebellion will be an important night in wrestling, and that at Rebellion, they will see who the real world champion is. Suddenly, Don Callis shows up. Callis whispers something into Swann's ear and talks to him, then takes the microphone and says he is proud to be in the ring with him on his very special night. Callis says he is "a huge Rich Swann guy" and that he wanted him in Impact in the first place, and that he also made sure that Swann's family got paid while Swann has injured. He also says he fought for him to be in the main event. He then calls Swann his shiny toy that he was proud of, then says that he felt an emptiness in his life when he met Kenny Omega and that he lost interest in him after that. He also hints that Rich Swann may have had Omega in the back of his mind, and says that as much as he loves Swann as a performer, Swann is just a superstar while Omega is a god. He tells Swann that he made history at Sacrifice, and that he will become part of history at Rebellion while implying that Omega already has their match won. He then says to Swann "Sleep well, brother."

We see another paid advertisement from Tony Schiavone and Tony Khan. Khan says he is all business tonight despite it being St. Patrick's Day week, then he and Schiavone run down the card for tomorrow night's Dynamite.

Backstage, Brian Myers runs into Matt Cardona and Eddie Edwards. Eddie leaves, and Myers and Cardona have a conversation. Myers says he does not want Cardona around, as Impact is his one moment to make it on his own.

Jordynne Grace, Jazz, Havok, Nevaeh, Alisha and ODB beat Tenille Dashwood, Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz), Deonna Purrazzo, Kimber Lee and Susan in a 12-Knockout tag team match with an STF from Jazz to Kimber Lee.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Ace Austin. Ace says everything is right in Impact again as he sits at the top of the X Division as champion again, and talks about his history with TJP and how he won on Saturday before Chris Bey shows up. Chris Bey states that Austin lost to him last week and that he deserves a title shot, then Josh Alexander shows up and reminds Bey that he beat him at No Surrender. TJP then shows up and says that their title rematch will take place next week, and tells Austin to enjoy his short reign as champion.

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Sami Callihan beats Trey Miguel with a package piledriver after feigning injury while Trey Miguel goes up to the top rope.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 2, 2021

In footage from earlier today, "Inevitable" Ace Austin has to stop Madman Fulton from attacking a cameraman on their way into the building. Chris Bey tells everyone to stay tuned to see him in action. Meanwhile, we hear from Decay (Rosemary, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus). Rosemary says now is the time to show what Black Taurus can do and take his spot as #1 contender for the Impact X Division Championship.

It is announced that Tenille Dashwood and Havok will square off in the ring later tonight.

We hear from Rohit Raju and Mahabali Shera. Rohit says there is a little bit inside of him that is excited to have "The Cowboy" James Storm after having watched him in the ring as a kid. He says that Storm deserves the title of "legend," but says that James Storm has done stuff while he and Shera are doing stuff right now. He then says that feeling goes away, as the James Storm he met was a sucker-punch artist. He says that Shera knows and has told him a lot about Storm, and while Storm has Chris Sabin in his corner, he has Shera in his, and it will just be him and Storm wrestling each other tonight and him getting his hand raised, as he is the future and it is about what he is doing - not what he has done - which is beating Storm in the ring tonight. We then hear from "The Cowboy" James Storm and Chris Sabin. Storm says all Rohit had to do last week was say sorry, but he did not and looked at Shera to do something, and says he would have slapped Shera in the mouth if he did. He then says it is time for him to say sorry about Rohit's luck.

We hear from Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster The Legend) and XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D). Thornstowe says he likes the excitement, energy and debauchery, but all around the world, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), Juice Robinson and David Finlay take spotlights from guys like them every single night. He says that they must be lucky for three seconds, as it will change everything for all of them. Acey Romero says he and Larry D are pissed off from seeing The Good Brothers walk around backstage like kings only for Robinson and Finley to show up and make things worse. Larry D says that the four of them will be a liability starting now, and while they may not sell bear or promote T-shirts, they promote violence, deliver fear and deliver pain. Luster says that violence, pain and destruction is all their opponents tonight are going to get.

We see Josh Mathews virtually interview Eddie Edwards in footage from earlier this week. Eddie says he looks forward to his match with Brian Myers despite Myers' recent actions, and says it is nice to have Matt Cardona to level the playing field as special guest refeee, and feels Cardona can call it down the middle. He says that Impact Wrestling has become a destination for pro wrestlers after a long time of people having bad feelings towards the company, and that everyone in the company is going forward together and is showing full support. On the subject of his style, Eddie says he can go to either brawling or a technical style to do what it takes to get the job done, and says that he will show Myers that he is still the technical wrestler he always ways, stating that Myers is "planting the wrong flag here."

Backstage, Kaleb with a K talkes with Tenille Dashwood. Tenille says she did not make the weekly top five on BTI, but Kaleb says that Tenille will win tonight and be on the top five next week, but Tenille says she will be number one.

"The Cowboy" James Storm beats Rohit Raju. Immediately after the match, Shera attacks Storm and lays out Chris Sabin before hitting Storm with the Sky High.

"Inevitable" Ace Austin beats Chris Bey and Black Taurus in a three-way match to become #1 contender to the Impact X Division Championship with the help of Madman Fulton, who stops Bey from hitting Austin with The Art of Finesse.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Jordynne Grace and Jazz. Jazz says that last week should have been a celerbation, and as Jordynne says she has a match against Deonna Purrazzo, Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) shows up. Kiera Hogan says Jordynne and Jazz should be worried about them. Jordynne reminds Kiera Hogan that her team has yet to beat them, and Kiera says she can't wait to see Deonna beat Jordynne from ringside. Jordynne says she can get Fire 'n Flava the "platinum package," with is Fire 'n Flava in the ring with them. Jordynne and Jazz go to talk to Scott D'Amore about making tonight's match a three-way match, and Kiera says that she will talk to D'Amore also.

Backstage, Brian Myers runs into Matt Cardona, and is in a much better mood. Cardona says he knows what Myers is doping and that he is caught in the middle of everything, and says he has to call tonight's match down the middle or it just wouldn't be professional.

Jordynne Grace vs. Deonna Purrazzo vs. Kiera Hogan is official for later tonight.

Tenille Dashwood beats Havok following interference from Kaleb with a K. After the match, Neveah shows up and attacks Kaleb, ripping off his neck brace and hitting him with a DDT before checking on Havok.

We hear from Sami Callihan, who is in the training school that Trey Miguel learned to wrestle at: the Skull 'n Bones Professional Wrestling Academy. He goes on to call Trey Miguel a loser and says he has zero passion once again before attacking some of the people in the building. He also confronts Trey Miguel's trainer, CK3, saying that Trey is a quitter because of him before attacking him and two other wrestlers in the training ring when the trainer says he cannot wait to see Trey bash his head in after saying he has given everything for the business while Sami just takes. When another wrestler shows up, Sami stops what he is doing and tells him that he sees potential in him and asks him to hear him out before they go their own ways. The wrestler leaves him alone, and Sami says "Don't worry, Trey. He's in good hands."

At Swinger's Palace, Ace Austin confronts TJP. As TJP gets money based on the odds of what Austin would say, Chris Bey confronts Austin, and TJP makes fun of Austin being hit with a Kendo Stick. Johnny Swinger says there will be no fight until there are odds on it.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Rob Van Dam vs. Sting at Sacrifice 2011.

We hear from Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner). Eric Young tells Deaner that failure makes him weak, susceptible and prone to the disease. Eric Young says Deaner sees clearly, but if he does not do the right thing, the disease will come back. Joe Doering then takes Deaner into a dark room and beats him up. then Deaner comes crawling out of the room. Eric Young says he is doing this because he cares and is doing this for him. Deaner says "I know." Eric Young pushes Deaner back into the dark room, and Doering closes the door.

We see another paid announcement for AEW Dynamite from Tony Schiavone and Tony Khan. Tomorrow night's card as well as Revolution are advertised. Khan says that Impact and AEW are on the same side, as Impact and New Japan are both "one of us," then says that he is the captain in Impact now and that he has granted Don Callis' request for Kenny Omega's Explosive Barbed Wire Death Match at Revolution. He also advertises Paul Wight's first AEW appearance tomorrow night, and says the forbidden door is opened and that anyone can enter at any time, including Shaquille O'Neal and Tully Blanchard. We then see the card for "Dynamite: The Crossroads" tomorrow night.

We hear from Moose, who says that he has considered himself a real world champion for the last year, yet some people have not taken this seriously. He says that his problem is not with Rich Swann, but the disrespect he has gotten for the last year. He says that to be respected, he must beat Rich Swann for the Impact World Championship. He says there is a huge difference between Swann and himself, and that he will fulfill his destiny and become Impact World Champion.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), Juice Robinson and David Finlay beat XXXL (Larry D and Acey Romero) and Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster The Legend) despite some brief infighting between the members of the winning team near the end of the match.

We hear from Rich Swann, who says that he will solidify himself as the true world champion against Moose. He admits that Moose is talented, but says that Moose has walked around with a championship that is not valid. He says that Moose has the opportunity to become the real world champion, and while he has both the speed and the strength, he does not have the determination and the fire within like he does. Swann says he has overcome a lot to become and stay Impact World Champion, and at Sacrifice, he will overcome again.

Backstage, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) argue with Juice Robinson and David Finlay. Juice blames The Good Brothers for nearly costing them the match, but Gallows says that they should be thanking them. After David Finlay proposes that they have a go for the Impact World Tag Team Championships, Gallows goes with the match proposal "for old school's sake" and says they can have the title match at Sacrifice.

Matt Cardona is the special guest referee for the next match.

Eddie Edwards beats Brian Myers by disqualification after special guest referee Matt Cardona notices Myers load up his elbow pad with a foreign object and hit Edwards with it.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Deonna Purrazzo, who says that she expected a one-on-one match tonight, but depsite the change in the match, changing her gameplan is what she does best. Deonna says this will be the perfect opportunity for Kimber Lee and Susie to see one of the Knockouts Tag Team Champions get beat, then brags about laying out OBD before saying Jordynne Grace and Kiera Hogan will find out what happens when they mess with her.

After the match, Jordynne Grace and Tasha Steelz go at it out on the ramp and take their brawl backstage, then ODB runs into the ring from behind the barricades and beats up Deonna before holding up the Impact Knockouts Championship to end the show.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for February 16, 2021

We hear from XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D). Acey says that tonight, he and Larry D will get their revenge on Decay (Rosemary, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus) and show the entire world that they are not scared of them. Larry D says he is not afraid of Rosemary, to which Acey Romero agrees, and says that XXXL will bring the impact tonight and that 700 pounds of force will bring all the impact they need. We then hear from Decay. Crazzy Steve says that "the best hand in the house" is made of flesh and bone, and it can be cut or broken, and when it does, the house begins to crumble. Rosemary says the catalyst for that crumble is fear, and that Decay sees the fear in XXXL's eyes when they tremble. She says the fear will bring them down like everything else and will bring them to their own decay.

Gia Miller tries to interview Moose, but gets no answer.

Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) beat XXXL (Larry D and Acey Romero) in the exclusive match for the brand-new weekly pre-show.

TJP retains the Impact X Division Championship against "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander.

Backstage, Tommy Dreamer comes out of Impact management's office, who makes it clear that he is sick and tired of Moose's actions as of late and that he will beat some sense into him in an Old School Rules Match.

Backstage, Brian Myers meets with Hernandez and gives him the money according to the deal they made prior to No Surrender, then hands him some more money prior to the next match. When Myers leaves, Fallah Bahh shows up and tells Hernandez he can double his money. Hernandez gives him $10 dollars and tells him to turn it into $20 before they talk.

Trey Miguel beats Suicide, Shawn Daivari and Willie Mack in a four-way match. Backstage after the match, Trey Miguel is met by Sami Callihan, who congratulates him before saying that Trey is all smiles when things go his way but retreats when they don't, and says that he will fail like he did at No Surrender because he has no passion.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore is congratulating TJP for retaining the Impact X Division Championship when Ace Austin shows up demanding an X Division Championship shot after winning the Super X Cup. D'Amore makes a six-man tag match where the winning team faces each other in a three-way match for a shot at the X Division Championship. Austin tells D'Amore to throw out all the hoops he wants, for the results are inevitable.

Matt Cardona beats Hernandez after escaping the Border Toss to hit the Radio Silence. After the match, Gia Miller interviews Cardona, who says he has been in the business for eighteen years and wants to light a brand new torch instead of pass one. Brian Myers gets in the ring and says Impact Wrestling is his. Myers says he can see right through Cardona, who asks Myers what is eating him. Cardona is attacked from behind by Hernandez, but Eddie Edwards runs in to even the odds and takes out Hernandez while Myers retreats.

David Finlay and Juice Robinson are up next.

We get another paid announcement from Tony Schiavone and Tony Khan. Khan says he got no Valentine's Day gifts even though he has done nothing but give, then says his paid advertisement are tax write-offs before running down the card for this week's Dynamite along with Schiavone while insulting The Good Brothers' ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) actions from last week.

Backstage, Havok talks with Nevaeh, who questions if they should be a team after losing at No Surrender before Tenille Dashwood and Kaleb show up, with Tenille telling them to trust the timing of one's life while trying to tag with one of them. Neveah tells Tenille that she will see her in the ring, and when Havok tells Neveah she has her back, Neveah tells her she has to do this on her own.

David Finlay and Juice Robinson beat Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend). After the match, The Good Brothers show up. Anderson says he can see the stars in Juice and Finlay's eyes and welcomes them to Impact, even proposing they have a party with bourbon. Juice reminds The Good Brothers that this is not 2015, and proposes they have some beers. Finlay says he is up for it, provided Anderson doesn't pass out before midnight or wake up "covered in his own piss."

Rohit Raju and Mahabali Shera are at a bar. Rohit says there is no reason why he should not be two-time X Division Champion, then says it is Shera's fault. Shera pushes Rohit into Storm, but Storm proposes Rohit apologize so they and Chris Sabin can have a good time. When Rohit refuses to apologize, Storm hits him in the head with a beer bottle, and Shera steps up only to be warned not to do this by Sabin. After Storm gives the bartender some money, Johnny Swinger shows up, invites Storm and Sabin to Swinger's Palace, then takes the money.

Johnny Swinger brings "The Cowboy" James Storm and Chris Sabin to Swinger's Palace. Fallah Bahh shows up and blows the ten dollars Hernandez gave him, then gets thrown out.

Tenille Dashwood beats Nevaeh.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Moose's post-match attack on Rich Swann and Tommy Dreamer from No Surrender 2021.

We hear from Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner). Deaner says VBD is what they say they are, and says that Jake Something chose heresy and not to see the truth, and became something else. He says that while Jake pinned him and the sickness won, Joe Doering made him suffer. Deaner says he must take car of business and make Jake suffer in a Tables Match next week, and if he cannot finish Jake, he is willing to suffer the consequences, as nothing is more important than family.

Backstage, Deonna Purrazzo and Kimber Lee stop Susie from fighting Jazz. Deonna flags down Scott D'Amore to get Kimber Lee and Susie a shot at the Knockouts Tag Team Championships, and makes a #1 contender's match against Jordynne Grace and Jazz. The winners of that match will get a shot at the Knockouts Tag Team Championships. Susie is all fired up for the #1 contender's match.

Moose beats Tommy Dreamer in an Old School Rules Match.

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