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Thursday, March 3, 2022

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 3, 2022



Brian Myers beats Crazzy Steve in the BTI Match.

Steve Maclin beats Eddie Edwards by disqualification after Eddie hits him with a Kendo stick in full view of the referee. After the match, Eddie Edwards continues to attack Steve Maclin with the Kendo stick until Team Impact runs into the ring. Eddie then heads to the back, where Honor No More joins him. Maria Kanellis-Bennett says Team Impact is angry because they actually believed in the constructs of professional wrestling and believed in honor, and believed that Impact Wrestling is the only thing that matters. She says they have been brainwashed, and that they are questioning everything ever since Eddie Edwards has snapped back into reality. Heath calls this "the most delusional B.S. I've heard all night," but Vincent says he used to work for delusional people and that Heath thinking he will become World champion is not just delusion, but pure insanity. Vincent says that Heath is living a lie, and Heath says that while he can "dig" what Vincent is saying, he also dares Vincent to get in the ring with him so he can see just how insane he is. Heath and Vincent meet in the ring for a match that is quickly made official.



Heath beats Vincent. After the match, Honor No More and Team Impact brawl in the ring. Suddenly, Moose gets in the ring and nails Matt Taven, but Heath hits Moose with the Wake-Up Call. Heath pins Moose, and Rich Swann makes the three-count.



The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the week is Team 3D (Brother Ray and Devon) vs. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) vs. Beer Money, Inc. (Bobby Roode and "The Cowboy" James Storm) from Sacrifice 2010.

Masha Slamovich beats Raychell Rose.

Backstage, Tama Tonga says he and Tanga Loa are not dead weight and that business is always booming when they step into the building. Tanga Loa says he was the one who brought "Switchblade" Jay White into Bullet Club and that this is personal, then calls Jay White a liar and is threatened by them. Tanga Loa then says tonight will be really personal, then Violent By Design (Eric Young, Deaner, Joe Doering) show up. Eric Young is amazed by The Guerillas of Destiny's intensity, then proposes a business partnership where they get The Good Brothers while The Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa) get their revenge. The Guerrillas like the idea of this.

Backstage, "Speedball" Mike Bailey is met by Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Austin says he and Fulton are the right kind of friends around here and that the three of them have a future in Impact and that he wants to take Bailey to the top with him. Bailey likes the cut of Fulton's jib and says that while Austin and Fulton have tried for tag team gold before, he and Austin have a better shot. When Bailey leaves, Fulton gets mad, but Austin calms him down.

Before the next match, The Influence (Tenille Dashwood and Madison Rayne) confiscate Kaleb with a K's cellphone before making an "X" on the floor with blue duct tape and forcing Kaleb with a K to stand there and not move.

Cassie Lee beats Madison Rayne when Tenille Dashwood knocks Jessie McKay into Kaleb with a K, who inadvertently carries Jessie in what looks like a romantic embrace. This distracts Madison Rayne and allows Cassie to hit the IInspiral for the win.



We see a video package for Jake Something vs. Trey Miguel for the Impact X Division Championship at Sacrifice.

Mickie James guests on commentary for the next match.

Tasha Steelz beats Chelsea Green to become #1 contender for the Impact Knockouts World Championship after Savannah Evans taunts Mickie to distract the referee before laying Chelsea Green out.



Backstage, two security guards demand a backstage pass from Matt Cardona, who brags about beating Jordynne Grace to everyone he meets backstage while being so paranoid that he is getting no respect to the point that he will defend the Digital Media title anywhere else but Impact.

JONAH quickly beats Johnny Swinger. After the match, JONAH is about to hit Swinger with the Tsunami for the second time when PCO shows up. When he gets in the ring, JONAH makes quick work of him and hits him with the Tsunami. As JONAH leaves the ring, however, PCO gets back up and clotheslines JONAH out of the ring.



Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo. Purrazzo says she is "the champ-champ" and undefeated in her "Champ-Champ Challenge." She says it does not matter who her opponent is on Saturday, then "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw shows up and says that Purrazzo is merely doing clean-up after the beating she gave to Lady Frost and that Purrazzo is living in her shadow. Purrazzo tells Gisele Shaw to stick around long enough to see who she is before leaving, then Lady Frost shows up and tells Gisele Shaw they have a match and unfinished business at Sacrifice. She then tells Gisele Shaw that after she is done with her, Gisele can have all the spotlight she needs.

Before the next match, Bullet Club ("Switchblade" Jay White, Chris Bey, "The Big LG" Doc Gallows, "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) and the tandem of Violent By Design (Deaner and Joe Doering) and The Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa) brawl violently before the bell rings, then security storms the ring. Scott D'Amore shows up and says that this match will not take place in its current state tonight before making it a no-disqualification match.

Bullet Club ("Switchblade" Jay White, Chris Bey, "The Big LG" Doc Gallows, "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) beat Violent By Design (Deaner and Joe Doering) and The Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa) in a no-disqualificaton match that sees The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) and The Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa) brawl in the back while everyone else fights in the ring. Bullet Club win after Jay White hits Deaner with Blade Runner on a chair. After the match, The Good Brothers and The Guerrillas of Destiny continue to fight backstage, and The Good Brothers lay out The Guerrillas with a metal guardrail.



Saturday, September 17, 2016

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for September 17, 2016

Steve Corino returns to commentary this week with his one-year suspension served.

The Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga and Tongo Roa) beat The Cabinet (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) after Caprice Coleman's interference attempt from the top rope is foiled by Tama Tonga. Caprice Coleman says The Guerrillas of Destiny have not seen the last of The Cabinet.

Jay Lethal tells Tetsuya Naito that what he did last week is both business and personal. He says that he has to beat him to make his way back to the top of ROH, and tells Naito the day he turned his back on him is the second-worst day of his life, with the worst day of Naito's life will be All-Star Extravaganza.

Shane Taylor talks about how that Ray Rowe trained him to wrestle, and for the next seven years, they ruled Cleveland, Ohio with Rowe leading and him listening. He then says Rowe went to Texas when he had enough and became a star as one-half of War Machine with Hansen, and left him surrounded by the enemies Rowe created. Meanwhile, he started tearing up those enemies in Cleveland, and now he is in Ring of Honor. He tells Rowe that his past will soon catch up with him.

Keith Lee and Shane Taylor beat Ricardo Rojas and Ken Phoenix. After the match, Lee grabs a microphone and proclaims himself and Lee are now "the baddest team in Ring of Honor." He tells War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) they smashed them in Philadelphia, yet they're stupid to stay down, and he tells Rowe this won't end until one of them stops breathing. War Machine show up, and Rowe tells Taylor he's right, telling him and Lee they'd didn't kill them when they had the chance. He calls Taylor the last person he expected to stab him in the back and twist the knife after opening doors and presenting opportunities for him. He tells Taylor isn't about his betrayal or revenge, and that he's here for violence. He hopes and prays Taylor enjoyed his 15 minutes of fame, as the next 15 minutes are going to be one he wishes he'd forget.

Adam Cole talks about his match next week where he teams up with "Hangman" Adam Page to take on "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin and Hiroshi Tanahashi. He calls the team of Elgin and Tanahashi "Wishful Thinking" because they wish both men could be as dominant as him and Bullet Club. He stands as ROH World Champion, and he and Page plan to make an example of them...and make sure they don't like it.

The team of Keith Lee and Shane Taylor vs. War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) ends in a double disqualification after both men destroy each other with steel chairs. Keith Lee and Shane Taylor then powerbomb Rowe through two steel chairs.

Matt Tavis guests on commentary for the next match. He announces that The Kingdom will be among the participants in the Six-Man Tag Tournament.

Kamaitachi and The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) beat Kazuchika Okada and Roppongi Vice (Trent Baretta and Rocky Romero).