Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for November 18, 2021

Brian Myers beats Sam Beale in the BTI match with two Roster Cuts. After the match, Myers pulls out two chairs from underneath the ring, then attacks Beale with one of them. He then hits Sam Beale with a Con-Chair-To. Rich Swann and Willie Mack run into the ring, and Brian Myers leaves with VSK and "Outlandish" Zicky Dice as Swann and Willie check on Sam Beale.

Steve Maclin beats Laredo Kid to enter the X Division title match at Turning Point.

Backstage, Rich Swann and Willie Mack are in the trainer's room. Rich Swann says that what Brian Myers did was despicable and not what leaders do. Swann challenges Myers to a match at Turning Point so he can hit him with a switch from the learning tree and show what a real leader does.

Backstage, we hear from Trey Miguel. He says Steve Maclin could not beat him last time and blamed other people for it, and somehow bitched enough about deserving to be in the X Division title match at Turning Point to get another shot. He says that he will stay champion after Turning Point.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "Inevitable" Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Austin says there is no reason to accept another match from Chris Sabin because he has beaten him already. Sabin shows up and says that Austin is supposed to be the future of the company, but cheats or relies on Fulton to win. He says that if Austin can beat him without cheating, all he needs to do is accept the challenge. Austin accepts only because Sabin wants a rematch so bad, then goes for a cheap shot. Sabin somehow fends Austin and Fulton off, and while Austin escapes, Sabin is able to trap Fulton in a storage closet.

The IInspiration (Jessica McKay and Cassie Lee) beat The Undead Bridesmaids (Kimber Lee and Brandi Lauren). After the match, Decay (Rosemary, Havok, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus) shows up and surrounds The IInspiration in the ring, then Rosemary and Havok raise the Knockouts Tag Team Championships before Decay as a whole slowly slither out of the ring.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Heath and Rhino vs. Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend) from Victory Road 2020.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Chelsea Green and Matt Cardona. Chelsea says she knew she had to have the Digital Media Championship, and when she wants something, she gets it. Matt Cardona says he hopes Eddie Edwards does great at Turning Point, then says he came close to beating Moose. He then says that whoever wins at Turning Point, he wants the World Championship. W. Morrissey shows up and says that Matt Cardona is not going to get a title shot because he is in his way. Cardona takes this as a challenge and says he will see him at Turning Point.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Eddie Edwards. Eddie says it has been a long time coming and that the history he and Moose has makes their match sweeter. Suddenly, Eddie is attacked from behind by Moose. The brawl soon makes its way to the stage and down the ramp, where Moose slams Eddie into the ring apron with a uranagi followed by a powerbomb. Moose then pulls out a table from underneath the ring and sets it up, but Eddie grabs a chair and hits Moose with it. Moose soon has the chair, and he puts Eddie's head through it before sending Eddie into the ring post. Eddie manages to avoid a shot from another chair and free himself, then hits Moose in the back with the chair in the ring. After a few more chair shots, Eddie hits a Tiger Driver '97 followed by a Boston Knee Party. Moose ends up lying on the same table he set up, but Eddie reaches underneath the ring and pulls out a ladder. He throws a chair at Moose, then sets up the ladder and climbs all the way up, but Moose is able to get up and escape. Backstage, Moose says that if Eddie Edwards wants to come at him and wants to think he is evil, he should see what he is capable of at Turning Point. Scott D'Amore shows up and says that Moose cannot leave well enough alone, and announces that Moose and Eddie Edwards' match will be a Full Metal Mayhem Match.

Backstage, we hear from Mercedes Martinez, who says that mutual respect ended when she dropped Mickie James on her head. She tells Mickie James not to turn her back on her, then says she is here to dominate Impact Wrestling and that in two days, she will take Mickie out and begin her legacy.

"The Big LG" Doc Gallows beats Hikuleo after "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson is able to distract Chris Bey and El Phantasmo by distracting the referee.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Deonna Purrazzo and Matthew Rehwoldt. Purrazzo says she has been at home and other places in the last month. When asked when she will return, Purrazzo says she does not know. She also says that nobody deserves an explanation for her disappearance or anything from her, for she is a two-time Knockouts Champion and she can analyze her mistakes moving forward. Purrazzo then says that everyone will have to wait to see what her next moves are before she and Rehwoldt leave.

Backstage, we hear from FinJuice (Juice Robinson and David Finlay). David Finlay says that their time in Las Vegas, Nevada has not been kind to them and that they have lost their recent tag team title shots. Juice Robinson says they have lost before and can do it again. Scott D'Amore shows up and says that he knows they have hit a rough patch and need to find their focus again, and at Turning Point, they will face Decay and show what FinJuice is all about.

We hear from Eric Young, who asks what freedom is and what it it like to truly be free. He says that Rhino was free when he was pure and knowledgeable of the truth and that he was a part of something special, but he made a choice with ramifications he is not ready for. He then says that Heath and Rhino want Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner) at Turning Point, an event name he finds apt, because it will be when he builds a monument of violence on their backs. He tells Rhino to understand that he made the wrong choice, and at Turning Point, he will end everything between them forever.

Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) and The Demon beat Johnny Swinger, Hernandez and Fallah Bahh with a sleeper from The Demon to Johnny Swinger.

Backstage, John E. Bravo checks on Johnny Swinger, but Swinger feels like he has hit rock bottom. Suddenly, Rosemary and Havok teleport in, and John E. Bravo says he just wants Swinger to be happy after all he has done for him. Rosemary says she can make that happen for a price: his sweet virgin blood.

Backstage, we hear form Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering. Jordynne says that while she respects Chelsea Green, she is Digital Media Champion for a reason. Ellering mentions Jordynne's other Impact accolades, then Jordynne says Chelsea could not get it done and can't do it again now. We then hear from Mickie James, who says that she respected Mercedes Martinez for a long time and thought she was helping a friend. She says she will not make that mistake again, and tells "the original OG" to prepare for an "original ass whuppin'."

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander beats Minoru Suzuki.

Backstage, Decay invites The Influence (Kaleb and Madison Rayne) and the staff of the former Swinger's Palace to Wrestle House 2, which starts next week.

The Digital Media Championship Tournament

John Skyler beats "Outlandish" Zicky Dice to advance to the finals of the Digital Media Championship Tournament after Dice gets caught grabbing the tights on a roll-up by the referee only for John Skyler to roll Dice up and grab his tights to get the win.

Crazzy Steve beats Hernandez with a schoolkid pin to advance to the finals of the Digital Media Championship Tournament after Rosemary bites Johnny Swinger on the leg and Steve sends Hernandez right into swinger.

Fallah Bahh beats Sam Beale to advance to the finals of the Digital Media Championship Tournament after "Outlandish" Zicky Dice, Manny Lemons and VSK's distraction and interference attempt fails when Fallah Bahh overpowers Zicky and Manny.

Jordynne Grace beats Johnny Swinger with a rear naked choke to advance to the finals of the Digital Media Championship Tournament after Hernandez's assistance backfires.

Chelsea Green beats Madison Rayne to advance to the finals of the Digital Media Championship Tournament after Kaleb gets caught cheating by the referee for keeping Madison's feet on the middle rope for leverage during a pinfall only to get beaten up by Matt Cardona and Madison Rayne inadvertently knocks Tenille Dashwood off the apron.

Tenille Dashwood beats Alisha to advance to the finals of the Digital Media Championship Tournament.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for July 15, 2021

Chris Sabin beats Johnny Swinger in the pre-show match.

We hear from Sami Callihan, who demands that Slammiversary's Impact World title match be a no-disqualification match so that the match does not end in "bullshit," and asks Kenny Omega if he is "The Best Bout Machine" or "The Best Bitch Machine." Sami also asks Omega if he is ready for a no-DQ date with the Callihan Death Machine.

Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering beat Tenille Dashwood and Kaleb with a K.

We see a video package previewing Sami Callihan vs. Kenny Omega for the Impact World Championship at Slammiversary.

We see a video package previewing Deonna Purrazzo's match against a mystery opponent with the Impact Knockouts Championship on the line at Slammiversary.

Backstage, Deonna Purrazzo meets with Scott D'Amore for a contract signing with Slammiversary for just in case she loses the Knockouts Championship. Deonna says the Knockouts division was in shambles before she got here before listing her accomplishments as she demands respect. She then signs the contract, and Scott D'Amore says that Slammiversary will be a great night before refusing to tell Deonna who her opponent is. Tommy Dreamer then wishes Deonna luck.

Havok beats Tasha Steelz.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is the Ultimate X Match for the X Division Championship at Slammiversary 2013.

We see a video package previewing W. Morrissey vs. Eddie Edwards at Slammiversary.

Backstage, Susan meets with Kimber Lee. Susan says everything went exactly according to plan, and says that Father James Mitchell had a little trouble summoning Su Yung. She then admits she knew about Su Yung all along, then throws Kimber Lee into the room she just came out of and follows her in.

Steve Maclin beats Kal Herro. After the match, Maclin that out of all the things he has seen and done, the worst one can do is give him time, as it is a means for him to prepare and wait. He says he has come prepared, but he is done waiting.

Backstage, Rosemary says that stars are aligning, and they are close to the Knockouts Tag Team Championships. Rosemary wants to know if Havok walks in as an outsider or as a part of Decay. Rosemary then mentions that Father James Mitchell is here, and Mitchell shows up and says he barely escaped Su Yung before saying he is ready. Havok says she is ready, and everyone leaves.

"The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams, Trey Miguel, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander and Chris Bey beat "Inevitable" Ace Austin, Madman Fulton, Rohit Raju and Shera in an eight-man tag match following a schoolkid pin from Chris Bey to Madman Fulton. After the match, Chris Bey's team goes after everyone else, and Bey hits Shera multiple times in the back with a steel chair. As everything cools down, Chris Bey hits Alexander and Trey with the chair before fleeing behind the barricade.

Backstage, Brian Myers and Sam Beale meet with Hernandez looking for back-up, but Hernandez is not interested due to his job at Swinger's Palace. Suddenly, Brian Myers finds somebody at the other side of a doorway.

Brian Myers and Sam Beale head to the ring. Brian Myers asks Jake Something to head to the ring. Jake Something shows up, but brings Matt Cardona with him. Myers is incensed, but Cardona tells him to be professional, be a man and keep to his word. Myers tells Jake Something he is a professional, but that does not mean he is going to be a star, as he does not look the part. He then says that the only thing going for Jake is his name, for he will only be something. This starts a brawl between the team of Beale and Myers and the team of Jake and Cardona, and Cardona comes out on top. As he has Myers where he wants him, Cardona is suddenly hit with a low blow. The culprit is Tenille Dashwood, who has brought Kaleb with her. She and Myers attack Cardona while Kaleb takes pictures.

Backstage, Matt Cardona says he came to the ring tonight to make sure Brian Myers was a man of his word, but says that Myers is the same man he was eighteen years ago. As he says that he is not here for his past and that he has not talked to Tenille Dashwood in years, Scott D'Amore shows up and tells Cardona to find a female athlete to team with him for Slammiversary, saying it will be "a hot mess."

We see a video package previewing Moose vs. Chris Sabin at Slammiversary.

Moose beats Hernandez. After the match, Moose puts Hernandez's left foot through a chair, but as he is about stomp it, Chris Sabin shows up and fights Moose, then puts Moose's right foot into the chair. Moose flees before Sabin can stomp the chair.

We see another video package previewing Sami Callihan vs. Kenny Omega for the Impact World Championship at Slammiversary.

Joe Doering beats Fallah Bahh, Joe Doering and "The Big LG" Doc Gallows in a four-way match.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for May 27, 2021

We hear from Sam Beale, who says that being in Impact Wrestling is awesome and that he is taking his opportunity by storm. Eddie Edwards shows up and tells Sam to keep up the good work, and Sam Beale shows interest in having a match with him. Eddie tells him to be careful what he wishes for.

Eddie Edwards beats Sam Beale in the pre-show match.

We hear from Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino). Eric Young says that last week, change came to pass and it was violent, and this week, they will show that it was by design.

Sami Callihan heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Sami says that ever since Kenny Omega showed up in Impact, all he has been seeing is "a bunch of bullcrap," which is why The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) cost him the match at Under Siege, for they are afraid of him. He says that one can plan for a guy like Moose or Rich Swann, but that one cannot plan for a guy like him, and says Don Callis will do everything in his power to keep Omega away from him because he is scared and knows what will happen if Omega gets in the ring with him. Sami then calls out Kenny Omega, but gets Moose instead. Moose says that Sami is doing a lot of complaining, then says nobody cares, because the last time he checked, Sami is not the #1 contender for the Impact World Championship and did not beat five other men at Under Siege. He then tells Sami to stay out of his business, because Kenny Omega is his business until Against All Odds, and when he beats Kenny Omega to become Impact World Championship, Sami can continue to complain so he can beat him too. Sami says Moose should find it suspicious The Good Brothers are attacking him and not Moose, because Don Callis knows he is unsafe and dangerous. Suddenly, The Good Brothers show up. Anderson asks Sami if he will blame them for not catching a fish or his wife divorcing him while saying he and Gallows are tired of being blamed for things, and Gallows tells Sami to stay out of Kenny Omega's and Moose's business, for they are on Moose's side. Moose says The Good Brothers may be on his side, but he is not on theirs, and attacks Gallows when he wraps his arm around his shoulder. Sami joins Moose in cleaning house. Backstage, Don Callis meets with The Good Brothers, who gives them a match against Moose and Sami Callihan.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Don Callis, who says that The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) vs. Moose and Sami Callihan is official due to his being Executive Vice President of Impact, then Scott D'Amore shows up. Scott D'Amore is shocked that Callis would make a match without telling him, but Callis is more concerned about meeting with Kenny Omega.

TJP and Fallah Bahh beat "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews W. Morrissey. Morrissey says that says all he cares about is other people hearing what he has to say, and that he has a realistic view of the wrestling business, as people kicked him while he was down and fans made fun of his pain. He says that when he was at his lowest point, nobody wanted to contact him and everyone laughed at him, and when he came back, everybody acted like they were happy to see him again to try to be friends with him because he is doing great. On the subject of Rich Swann and Willie Mack, Morrissey says they are not friends, and that Swann is only looking to boost his ego and that Swann and Mack are the same as everyone else who laughed at him. W. Morrissey then looks at the camera and says "Who's laughing now?" before he is suddenly superkicked by Rich Swann. Security has to jump in to separate both men.

We see a video package for the Knockouts division.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Rachael Ellering, Tenille Dash wood, Rosemary and Havok. Rosemary says they will show no mercy and leave no survivor. When asked where Taylor Wilde is, Tenille and Kaleb do not know and have the feeling she will not make it. Rachael Ellering offers to replace Taylor Wilde with Jordynne Grace, and as Tenille is reluctant, Jordynne Grace shows up unhappy with being a "substitute." Rachael Ellering says she will fit in, but Jordynne reluctantly goes with it.

Rachael Ellering, Jordynne Grace, Havok, Tenille Dashwood and Rosemary beat Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz), Susan, Kimber Lee, and Deonna Purrazzo in a ten-Knockout tag team match.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the week is Bobby Roode vs. Eric Young from January 12, 2016.

Backstage, "The Wealking Weapon" Josh Alexander admits that TJP beat him tonight, then says that everyone is gunning for the X Division Championship. TJP and Fallah Bahh show up, and TJP wants a shot at the X Division Championship. As Alexander says that he has always won between them with the X Division Championship on the line, Scott D'Amore shows up and makes next week's pre-show match a 60-minute Iron Man Match for the title.

We see a video package where Jake Something and Rohit Raju talk about their history with each other, followed by Jake Something and Rohit Raju hating each other. Jake Something thinks Rohit Raju's mind has been warped, while Rohit Raju feels that Jake has been catered to while his talent has been swept under the rug. Both of them make it clear they want to win their tables match.

Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino) heads to the ring. Eric Young says that violence may be scary, unpredictable and chaotic for some, but to them, it is a tool, a vehicle and a well-lit path from where they are to where they want to go. He says he needed like-minded people with their eyes open who knew that the disease needed to be obliterated, and that he picked Joe Doering because he cut his own path of violence. As for Deaner, he found him when he was sick and at his lowest, and he opened his eyes and showed him the truth when he had no drive or motivation and allowed him to be "his pure self" and his most diabolical, violent, righteous and perfect version of himself. He then says that Rhino was sick, weak and a shadow of his former self until he opened his eyes and brought back "the war machine" with the most violent instincts in the business and a Call Your Shot trophy that they waited to use, and says it was all by design. He says that Juice Robinson and David Finlay are back in Japan and cannot get a rematch, then says that Violent By Design have come back more pure and more violent than before, and that the wrestling world will belong to them. Suddenly, the lights go out, and when they come back on, Satoshi Kojima of New Japan Pro Wrestling fame shows up. Satoshi Kojima stares down Joe Doering and says "Against All Odds," then leaves the ring.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Dr. Ross, who says that Matt Cardona has a fractured orbital bone and should be out of action for twelve weeks. Brian Myers then says weeks is not enough and wants to destroy Matt Cardona for good. Sam Beale shows up and unintentionally interrupts, then Brian Myers looks at him and tells him that while he could slap the tattoos off of his body, he will show him how to be a professional.

Backstage, Joe Doering accepts Satoshi Kojima's challenge. Suddenly, Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) show up, and when Deaner tells them not to interrupt, Steve tells Deaner he is in Eric Young's shadow. As Deaner says that he has never seen more clearly and that he is in his purest form while calling Steve is a "sick freak clown," it is the clever ones who play the fool and that the foolish ones "do not see him" for it.

Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) beat Johnny Swinger and Hernandez.

Backstage, Don Callis talks with The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), saying they are family while Moose and Sami Callihan cannot stand each other and that they should have no problem winning.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) beat Moose and Sami Callihan after Moose and Sami refuses to get along when Sami tags in as Moose is about to hit the Lights Out. Moose pump kicks Sami, and when Sami kicks out of a schoolkid pin, he hits Moose with a pump kick of his own. After the match, Moose hits Sami with the Lights Out.

Here are the top five moments from tonight's show!

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for February 23, 2021

We hear from Ace Austin, Chris Bey and Madman Fulton. Austin says he has no idea that his team will be on the same page tonight, even if they have to go on to face each other in a three-way match, then thanks Chris Bey for helping him along the way to become Impact X Division Champion, which he says is inevitable. Bey says he will become X Division Champion and not Austin, but Fulton and Austin start talking about Austin's recent accolades. Decay (Rosemary, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus) then shows up, and Rosemary says Austin loves talking "a lot of bull" before bringing their own into the mix. Rosemary then asks what will happen when Austin and Bey have to face Taurus next week when they win tonight.

We hear from Jake Something, who tells Deaner that he is the same guy despite all the change he has made, and that he relies on a cult to get him by. Jake says he does not have a family or anybody to lean on, and that Deaner will get "the bare Jake Something." He also says Deaner will not solve anything from putting him through a table, and says he has no problem or regrets putting Deaner through a table.

Backstage, Deonna talks with Susie and Kimber Lee, saying they all need to be on the same page. Kimber Lee says she is ready for a crown jewel of her own, while Susan says that she has a plan. Deonna tells Susie to stick to her plan.

Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) are interviewed, then end up taking over the show.

Johnny Swinger beats Fallah Bahh after putting his feet on the ropes for leverage when Fallah Bahh misses the Banzai Drop.

Jake Something beats Deaner in a Tables Match. After the match, Jake is put through a table by Moose, who gets a chair, sits down and says that unless Rich Swann gives him a shot at the Impact World Championship, there will be no show tonight. After the commercial break, Jake Something is helped to the back while Moose is still waiting for Rich Swann to give him a shot at the Impact World Championship. Suddenly, Scott D'Amore shows up. D'Amore tells Moose to get out of the ring, but Moose insists on his World Championship match. After D'Amore tells Moose that Swann is not in the building and not medically cleared, Jake Something shows back up wanting to fight Moose. D'Amore finally gives Moose a shot at the World Championship, saying that Moose has walked around for a year with the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. He then makes the TNA World title an official title and makes Moose defend the title against Jake Something.

Chris Bey, Ace Austin and Black Taurus beat Trey Miguel, Willie Mack and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander. After the match, Sami Callihan mocks Trey Miguel backstage, saying "I told you so" and that Trey is going to flake out, run away and quit. Trey Miguel attacks Sami Callihan, then shoves security out of the way.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Decay (Abyss and Crazzy Steve) vs. The BroMans (Robbie E and Jessie Godderz) from Slammiversary 2016.

We hear from Decay (Rosemary, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus). Rosemary says it has been five years since Decay was summoned to Impact Wrestling, and says that patience is a virtue. Crazzy Steve says it is time to rejoice, as their resurrection is coming. Rosemary says that they will take the Impact X Division Championship first before taking the rest of the gold, for they are bringing forth a new era of shadows.

We see another paid advertisement from Tony Schiavone and Tony Khan, who are surrounded by AEW wrestlers. Khan says he has such a big heart that he loves doing paid ads for Impact, then the wrestlers mock Impact as Khan and Schiavone run down the card.

Backstage, Havok talks with Neveah, saying that they need to step back and rethink things, but Neveah insists that she needs some time. Suddenly, Kaleb with a K and Tenille Dashwood show up, having overhead things, wanting to team with Havok. Havok tells them she is not interested, then walks away. Kaleb and Tenille remain undaunted, thinking there is chemistry between Tenille and Havok.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) beat XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D).

At Swinger's Palace, "The Cowboy" James Storm and Chris Sabin are winning at blackjack. Rohit Raju shows up and joins mid-game, but dealer John E. Bravo wins with a 21. Everyone gets angry, but Sabin proposes a match between him and Storm and the team of Rohit Raju and Mahabali Shera in the ring to keep everyone from getting kicked out. Swinger tells John E. Bravo to see Scott D'Amore and make the match official.

Backstage, The Good Brothers meet with Juice Robinson and David Finlay and brag about tonight's win. Robinson and Finlay are not impressed, with Robinson saying "Took you long enough," and The Good Brothers talk about how good they are before Robinson and Finlay tell them they are only the best when they are hung over. Robinson and Finlay leave, with Anderson holding Gallows back.

Before the next match, Brian Myers says he would love to face Eddie Edwards, but he cannot, as he has been advised not to. Myers' new attorney, Mark Sterling, then appears on the video screen. Sterling says the unsafe working environment and working conditions has led to irreversible eye damage and has advised Myers not to wrestle tonight. He also states that according to Myers' new contract, which he has on card stock, in case Myers cannot compete, a replacement can be made, and Myers is replaced with Myers' "homie," Hernandez. Eddie hits Hernandez with a tope suicida before the match begins.

Eddie Edwards beats Hernandez with a Boston Knee Party from the second rope.

Backstage, Matt Cardona confronts Brian Myers, and Scott D'Amore shows up to remind Myers that his lawyer didn't read the fine print and that an Impact doctor has cleared him. D'Amore then puts Myers in an Eye For An Eye Match against Eddie Edwards next week, with Matt Cardona as the referee. When Myers asks D'Amore if he is serious about the Eye For An Eye stipulation, D'Amore says that the Eye For An Eye Match is a dumb idea and asks who in their right mind would create such a match in a moment where Impact pokes fun of WWE.

Jordynne Grace and Jazz beat Kimber Lee and Susan to become #1 contenders to the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Championships. During the match, Deonna Purrazzo distracts Jazz, allowing her to attack Jazz behind the referee's back until ODB runs in and brawls with Deonna, which leads to both ODB and Deonna being ejected from ringside. After the match, Jordynne and Jazz find ODB attacked backstage.

Moose retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Jake Something. After the match, Moose hits Jake with a chair, then Rich Swann shows up, takes the chair away and brawls with moose. Security quickly moves in to break up the brawl, then Scott D'Amore shows up. Scott D'Amore then makes Moose vs. Swann for the Impact World Championship official for Sacrifice on March 13th.

Here are the top five moments from tonight's show!

Here are all the backstage segments!

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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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for November 17, 2020

Moose beats Willie Mack in a rematch from Turning Point by referee stoppage after knocking Willie Mack out.

At the treehouse, The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Zachary Wentz, Trey Miguel) talk about memories of their time in the treehouse, then the lights suddenly get cut off on them as they play "Pull My Finger."

Backstage, The Deaners (Cody Deaner and Cousin Jake) meet with Tommy Dreamer, telling him to check his fanny pack for a gun. The three men shake their heads in unison.

Suicide vs. Gio ends with Eric Young and Joe Doering showing up and destroying both men. Eric Young says he knows the truth and that Joe Doering will be the reason nobody can sleep at night, and says that the world belongs to them.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Kimber Lee and Deonna Purrazzo. Deonna says it is amazing to be a two-time champion in six months and that everything has come together. Kimber Lee says that the women's tag team tournament begins tonight, and Kimber and Deonna agree that it would be nice to have two titles. Suddenly, a burst of red static is seen, and the words "Next week ur time has come" are suddenly on the nearby mirror.

Backstage, Heath talks with Rhino, and as Heath talks with his physical therapist, Rhino spots Eric Young and Joe Doering and warns them not to do anything only for Young and Doering to attack him. When Heath opens the door to see what is going on, Doering and Young aggressively approach him.

Brian Myers beats Crazzy Steve.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the week is Gail Kim and Madison Rayne vs. Brooke and Tara for the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championships from November 3, 2011.

Backstage, Tommy Dreamer speaks with Johnny Swinger, wanting to see his fanny pack. Swinger pulls out the gun that is sticking out, and this leads Dreamer to finding Swinger guilty and sending him to Wrestler's Court next week.

Havok and Nevaeh beat Tenille Dashwood and Alisha to advance in the Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament after Tenille shoves Alisha into Neveah.

Backstage, Jordynne Grace is on the phone with her mystery tag team partner, who has recently been in retirement. Jordynne says she will see her next week.

Hernandez beats Fallah Bahh.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore is irritated with Rohit Raju, who brags about his victory at Turning Point. After D'Amore says he misses the Austin Aries days, TJP shows up. TJP says he has to do some soul searching, and D'Amore feels TJP got screwed. D'Amore then asks what Dusty Rhodes would do, as Dusty was smart about getting around things, and hints that another persona get can get the X Division title, but not TJP.

We see a video package of The Good Brothers' ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) path to the Impact World Tag Team Championships and their rivalry with The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander).

Backstage, Scott D'Amore talks with The Good Brothers when Ethan Page shows up looking for D'Amore. Page wants a tag team title rematch, and Anderson proposes Page, who is in phenomenal shape, go through a phenomenal opponent to get to them. Page says he will beat their "phenomenal" wrestler and face them for the tag team titles. D'Amore feels The Good Brothers are not on the "up and up" with him.

Next week: The Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament continues! Rich Swann vs. Ken Shamrock!

Trey Miguel and Rich Swann beat The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz). Before the match begins, The Rascalz (Xavier, Wentz, Miguel) show up all at once one last time, then Swann makes his entrance. The four of them then dance together before the match begins. After the match, The Rascalz leave their jackets in the ring in a tearful farewell, then Rich Swann joins them backstage. Suddenly, they are all attacked by Sami Callihan and Ken Shamrock, and Shamrock threatens to rip Swann's limbs off of his body next week.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for October 20, 2020

Hernandez beats Rhino, Alisha, Cousin Jake and Heath in a five-way match to enter the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match at Bound For Glory at #20, while Rhino - who is pinned by Hernandez with a schoolkid pin after inadvertently hitting Alisha with a Gore after Hernandez inadvertently dodges it upon getting slapped in the face by Alisha - enters at #1.

We see a video package of what has happened recently between Moose and EC3.

Jimmy Jacobs interviews Moose. Moose walks out of the interview after saying that EC3 will not be happy after he is done with him at Bound For Glory, then three men in EC3 jackets show up, put a bag over Jacobs' head and place him in a black vehicle.

Backstage, John E. Bravo is ticked off that he has nothing for the wedding with only week to go, and Kaleb - Tenille Dashwood's photographer - is revealed as the photographer for the wedding. Taya Valkyrie shows up to an angry John E. Bravo, who walks out of the room ready to give up.

We heat from Deonna Purrazzo, who says that Impact Wrestling has been the place to be for the last nearly twenty years for women's wrestling to be taken seriously, and says that at Bound For Glory, she will rise to the pressure, and that Kylie Rae cannot do the same. She says that it will not take long for her to get Kylie Rae to become unhinged and make rash decisions and mistakes, and that she will not only celebrate a victory, but become delighted that Kylie Rae lost.

Rosemary beats Havok. As per pre-match stipulation, Havok must help Rosemary bring Father James Mitchell back from the dead for her wedding with John E. Bravo. (Had Havok won, Rosemary would have to leave Havok alone, and Father James Mitchell would stay dead.)

We see a vignette chronicling the recent events between The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson).

We see a commercial for Talk 'n Shop: Full Keg, airing tonight at 10 PM Eastern on AXS TV.

We hear from Kylie Rae, who says that while Deonna Purrazzo is a good wrestler, they won't know who the best is until their match. Kylie Rae says she is going to beat Deonna for the Knockouts Championship, despite Deonna's ways to throw her off of her game. Kylie admits that her anger sometimes gets the best of her, and says that she tries to be a good person at the end of the day. She says that Deonna made their match personal when she broke Susie's arm, but it will not be revenge when she beats Deonna for the title.

The men in the EC3 jackets take Jimmy Jacobs out of the van and take him into another building where the bag is removed. He is then met by EC3, who says there is nowhere to go and that it is just the two of them.

After the commercial break, EC3 tells Jimmy Jacobs that they are captives in their own narratives and that right now, Jacobs is in his. EC3 says that narratives change, as his adversary has emerged, and while all of him is wounded, he lives with those wounds everyday. EC3 says he saw the Moose that Moose should always have been and has the potential to be, and saw that potential in Moose's eyes when Moose hit him as hard as he could. He then says Moose's narrative is his to control, not Moose's. He says that Moose must learn what he must become, but he must learn that lesson by his hands in order to destroy his past and burn its legacy to the ground. EC3 says he must beat Moose inside his own narrative in order to fulfill his purpose, and says that the only glory at Bound For Glory is when he burns the TNA World Heavyweight Championship and its legacy into dust. He congratulates Moose on becoming what he must be, then tells Moose he has been warned.

Sami Callihan beats Eddie Edwards after Sami Callihan turns the lights off, which causes Ken Shamrock to appear after the lights come back on. Sami Callihan then pins a distracted Eddie Edwards with a schoolkid pin to win the match. After the match, Shamrock attacks Eddie, then puts Eddie Edwards in an ankle lock in the middle of the ring.

We see a video package chronicling the events leading up to the six-way X Division Championship match at Bound For Glory.

Willie Mack, TJP and Trey Miguel beat Chris Bey, Rohit Raju and Jordynne Grace after Chris Bey and Rohit Raju fight over who gets the pinfall victory, which allows Trey to superkick Bey and pin Raju to get the win.

We see a video package chronicling the recent events between Rich Swann and Eric Young.

Eric Young is interviewed. He says he has tried to give people an easy path and a means to avoid him, but nobody is learning. He says that if anyone wants to break his boundaries, they will have to live with the consequences like he has done through his career. He says that people have learned the hard way and that bodies will continue to pile up if this continues, and says that he is now angry and has a purpose and a target, and knows what has to be done regarding Rich Swann. As Young says that Swann's actions will be his responsibility, he is suddenly attacked by Eric Young, who take their brawl outside of the building until the camera capturing everything is knocked out.

The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) vs. The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) ends in a no-contest after both teams brawl in the ring and refuses to listen to the referee. After the match, Ace Austin and Madman Fulton show up to attack The North, then The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) show up to attack Austin and Fulton. The Good Brothers and The Motor City Machine Guns are the only two teams left in the ring, and The Good Brothers attack the Machine Guns in the end to end the show.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for July 21, 2020

The show starts with Ethan Carter III telling the fans not to let anything or anyone control what they think, and that they must change the narrative. EC3 then mentions that he is return to Impact Wrestling tonight.

Chris Bey retains the Impact X Division Championship against Willie Mack.

Luke Gallows (now known as "The Big LG" Doc Gallows) and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson - now known as The Good Brothers - show up. Anderson says that for months, rumors were circulating and people wondered where they would go after being released from WWE, and that they are beyond excited to be in Impact Wrestling. He says that Slammiversary trended worldwide because of them, and they became the talk of the wrestling world. Anderson says they are not only the best tag team in the world, but the best big man and the best wrestler in the world. After Anderson says that they turned the wrestling world upside down, Gallows says there is a reason Impact's Internet shop sold out of Good Brothers were quickly sold out, and after plugging "Talk 'N Shop-A-Mania," he says they don't need a "Too Sweet" these days. The two of them are about to have a beer in the ring when Ace Austin and Madman Fulton show up. Austin says he will forgive The Good Brothers for Saturday, as he knows they want to make a statement with their grand entrance, and gives them a chance to apologize as he and Fulton are "the guys" around here. Austin says the best big man in the business is Madman Fulton, then propose that The Good Brothers share a beer with their apology before knocking the beers out of their hands. Ace Austin then goes for a cheap shot, but The Good Brothers are ready for it and they easily overpower Austin and Fulton.

Backstage, Heath Slater - now known as just Heath - finds out he is not on the show tonight. Heath calls Rhino, who is currently in an argument over money with Hernandez where they put their money on the line in a match.

Backstage, Chris Bey spends some time with some ladies in the dressing room when Rohit Raju shows up to congratulate him before offering his services as a bodyguard. Chris Bey tells Rohit Raju he will give him a call, then Rohit Raju leaves.

Havok and Nevaeh beat Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz by disqualification after Steelz hits Havok in the back with a steel chair as she prepares to hit Hogan with a Tombstone Piledriver. The chair shot has no effect, and Nevaeh takes the chair away from Steelz and hits her in the gut with it before Havok nails Hogan with the Tombstone Piledriver.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the week is Eddie Edwards vs. Bobby Lashley for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship from October 6, 2016.

Backstage, Sami Callihan confronts Ken Shamrock, blaming him for their loss on Saturday. Shamrock says he is harder on himself than Callihan can imagine, and if he wants to talk to him, he can talk to him next week.

We hear from Rob Van Dam and Katie Forbes. RVD says there have been a lot of changes lately. Forbes says she hates wearing clothes and she was punishing herself and not the fans. She also plugs her website, and says we will see some more of her next week.

Rhino quickly beats Hernandez with a single Gore.

Backstage, we hear from The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander). Alexander asks when they get to celebrate, as they have etched their names as the best tag team in Impact history, as they dominated the tag team division. Page says that was until The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) disagreed with them, and says that while they may have changed the game back then, their words are opinion, and they have held the tag team titles for over a year. Page says that the Machine Guns' opinion will be beaten by their fact tonight.

We see a vignette for a masked wrestler in a hoodie.

We see a video package where we hear from the victors of Slammiversary's matches from Saturday.

Backstage, Deonna Purrazzo refuses to divulge her plans, and says she is the best technical women's wrestler in the world. She says that with Jordynne Grace's shoulders separated, she has no competition right now. Kylie Rae shows up and says she looks forward to facing her for the Knockouts Championship after becoming #1 contender in a Knockouts Gauntlet Match. When Deonna offers to shake her hand after saying she looks forward to it, she pulls her hand back and tries to break it. This starts a brawl that is quickly broken up.

Eddie Edwards shows up. Eddie says that being the Impact World Champion feels right, and mentions that his journey for the last few years has brought him back to the title. He says that this journey is over and that it is time for a new journey to begin, then says that stability has been missing for the last few months. Eddie says he plans to be a champion that everyone can be proud of. He says that the only thing harder than becoming champion is staying champion, and says that there have only been a few title defenses this year and the last title defense was five months ago. Eddie says this will change, and that he will defend the title each and every week against anybody deserving of a shot, then says he is proof that anything is possible. He says that he will bring credibility and stability to the title, then Eric Young shows up. Eddie tells Eric that the only thing he deserves is a good old-fashioned ass kicking, but Eric calls Eddie pathetic and says he has no sway or power in the fate of the World Championship going forward, as Impact Wrestling belongs to him. He also tells Eddie that he should be thanking him for targeting Rich Swann and not him, as those who stand in between him and what he deserves will get broken. Eric says that none of Eddie's hard work matters, and that they are talking about the World Championship mattering only because he made it so. Eddie dives into Eric Young and attacks him, and referees have to break up the brawl.

Backstage, Moose says he will not be a fighting champion like Eddie Edwards, as his title is the most prestigious in the world and that one must receive an invitation to a title shot to get one. Moose says that Fallah Bahh will get his invitation tonight, and tells Fallah Bahh that he will see him in the ring.

Backstage, Eddie Edwards says that Impact Wrestling has the best wrestlers in the world and that he is willing to defend against anyone. Suddenly, Trey Miguel shows up and propose that they have a World title match next week. Eddie accepts.

Moose retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Fallah Bahh after raking his eyes to get out of the Samoan Drop prior to hitting No Jackhammer Needed to retain the title. After the match, Ethan Carter III shows up out of nowhere and hits Moose with a reverse DDT.

Outside of the arena, Ace Austin and Madman Fulton mock The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), who are then attacked from behind by Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend). The Good Brothers turn the tables on them, then Austin and Fulton speed off.

Backstage, Rosemary and John E. Bravo head to John E.'s place. Rosemary asks John E. Bravo what he could have out of anything in the world, then Taya Valkyrie shows up. Rosemary - knowing that Taya loves a good party - summons some of the Impact Wrestling roster to the house with a snap of their fingers, then Crazzy Steve starts looking around until he finds a camera and says that this is the craziest reality show ever. We then find out that "Wrestle House" starts next week.

Next week: The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) vs. Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend)! Trey Miguel vs. Eddie Edwards for the Impact World Championship!

The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) beat The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) to become Impact World Tag Team Champions, ending The North's reign at 382 days.

The show ends with Heath sneaking into the arena after Jimmy Jacobs makes his way in.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for June 16, 2020

Backstage, Trey Miguel - now believing that Zachary Wentz was not the one to attack him - wishes Wentz and Dezmond Xavier luck.

The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) retain the Impact World Tag Team Championships against The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz). Backstage, The North celebrate their victory only to realize nobody was watching them backstage. Page says nobody will be able to beat them, as nobody wants to get better and beat them for the tag team titles.

Backstage, it is revealed that Trey Miguel has been attacked. Dezmond Xavier thinks Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend) may be the culprits.

Backstage, Jimmy Jacob interviews Ace Austin, who says he knows nothing about the attack on Trey Miguel and that everything is blamed on him. Suddenly, Eddie Edwards - who is being held back - confronts Ace Austin.

Nevaeh beats Kimber Lee. During the match, Tasha Steelz and Kiera Hogan sit down behind the guardrail with popcorn and drinks to watch the match. After the match, Tasha and Kiera throw popcorn at Havok, and Nevaeh has to hold Havok back as Tasha and Kiera run away.

Backstage, The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) destroys an iPad after a few people backstage are watching Ken Shamrock on Impact Plus instead of them.

We see a video package for #CancelCulture (Rob Van Dam, Katie Forbes, Joseph P. Ryan, Jacob Crist) where Joseph P. Ryan brags about recent events within the faction.

We hear from Crazzy Steve, who says he is so sick of hearing the word "no," yet #CancelCulture (Rob Van Dam, Katie Forbes, Joseph P. Ryan, Jacob Crist) loves to use that word and pigeonhole him. He says he is a fully-functioning homicidal artist, and next week, he will make a macabre masterpiece.

Rhyno beats Rohit Raju.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Kurt Angle vs. Ethan Carter III from July 1, 2015, when EC3 became TNA World Heavyweight Champion.

Backstage, Michael Elgin is on the phone when Jimmy Jacobs shows up and asks him about the attack on Trey Miguel. Elgin says he attacks people and sends them to the hospital so the whole world can see, and not in secret.

Backstage, Susie talks with Kyrie Rae, and says she likes being good, but people walk all over her. As she feels she should be bad, Kylie Rae tells her not to think like that when Taya Valkyrie shows up and makes fun of them. Kylie has to stop Susie from going after Taya.

Moose retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Hernandez after Hernandez leapfrogs over Moose only to fall into a low blow on the way down. After the match, Ethan Carter III's theme plays briefly, which incenses Moose.

Backstage, The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz) confront Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend). They say that they haven't talked to Ace Austin, who owes them money and hasn't answered their texts, in months. They tell them to go see TJP and Fallah Bahh while they take care of business in the ring.

Backstage, The Deaners (Cody Deaner and Cousin Jake) are happy to be back together, and Willie Mack is nearby. The Deaners and Willie Mack make fun of Johnny Swinger and Chris Bey, and say that they will never find a third man for a six-man tag match. Willie Mack then does his best "Stone Cold" Steve Austin impression.

Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend) beat XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D).

Backstage, Chris Bey tells Johnny Swinger about Willie Mack and The Deaners' (Cody Deaner and Cousin Jake) challenge to a six-man tag match, then Swinger - after calling somebody only to find out they are under a 90-day no-compete clause - realizes that he knows somebody who can help them get the job done.

We hear from Deonna Purrazzo, who talks about how she started her career, toured the world, studied the best and went from being "a shy little girl" to "The Virtuosa." She says that she attacked Jordynne Grace because she has the perfect formula for success and that Jordynne is only the first part of it. She says that Jordynne is playing her game and that she will become Knockouts Champion.

Backstage, Jordynne Grace says Deonna Purrazzo came to the right place for competition, but says there is no reason for attacking her and that Deonna just had to find her if she wanted her for a title match. Suddenly, she is attacked from behind by Deonna, who puts her in an arm bar.

Next week: Susie vs. Taya Valkyrie! #CancelCulture (Rob Van Dam, Joseph P. Ryan, Jacob Crist) vs. Crazzy Steve and two mystery partners! The Deaners (Cody Deaner and Cousin Jake) and Willie Mack vs. Chris Bey, Johnny Swinger and a mystery partner!

Ace Austin beats Eddie Edwards in a Street Fight after Madman Fulton shows up and attacks Eddie Edwards.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for May 26, 2020

In memory of Shad Gaspard, 1981 - 2020. In memory of Hama Kimura, 1997 - 2020.

Ace Austin beats Hernandez to advance to the finals of the Impact World Championship #1 Contender's Tournament after working on Hernandez's knee throughout the match.

We sees a video package of Cody Deaner on a four-wheeler after yelling at a guy on a motorcycle.

Backstage, Johnny Swinger tells Chris Bey that they will get along time as a tag team and that he has all the tricks up his sleeves. Chris Bey just wants Swinger to get in the ring and get the job done.

We see The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) in a white limousine, making fun of Cody Deaner's neck of the woods. They are suddenly welcomed by a strange man, who tells them that something happened to the last people who laughed at the Deaners before running.

We hear from Michael Elgin, who tells Trey Miguel that it is time for him to stop running and be serious, for he will always be the number one contender for the Impact World Championship.

Chris Bey beats Cousin Jake following the distraction by Johnny Swinger. After the match, Swinger and Bey stomp on Cousin Jake, then Willie Mack shows up and forces them to retreat.

Backstage, Rohit Raju wants to know what his next opportunity is, as there is nothing next for him. Suddenly, Chase Stevens shows up and accuses him and TNA originals of taking his spotlight. Stevens says that his resume pales to Rohit's, which consists of being slapped around by Gama Singh. Rohit takes offense to this and challenges him to a match next week. Stevens is not exactly stressed out about this.

Kimber Lee beats Havok by disqualification. During the match, Kimber Lee rakes Havok in the eyes and gets her brass knuckles, but when she is about to strike, Neveah shows up and attacks Kimber Lee and kicks her brass knuckles out of the ring, ending the match. Havok and Neveah team up and annihilate Kimber Lee, then celebrate in the ring.

Backstage, Kylie Rae runs into Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz. As Kiera and Tasha confront Kylie Rae, who yells at them, Susie shows up and tells them to stop. Tasha hits Kylie with a cheap shot to the gut, then she and Kiera stomp on Susie. This action awakens Susie's dark side.

The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) approach the Deaner compound. When the door refuses to open, they turn back, but the guy from last time shows up and runs away again. Suddenly, the doors open up and The North are welcomed to the compound.

Backstage, Joseph P. Ryan meets with oVe, asking them to come into the ring so as to learn how to deal with problems like #CancelCulture (Rob Van Dam, Katie Forbes, Ryan).

At Cody Deaner peps up the rest of the Deaner compound members, The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) show up and demand a 2-on-2 match. Cody insists that everything is fair, and the referee from last week shows up. Suddenly, a woman shows up on a tractor, but when The North find out she is not Wheels, Page begins to verbally bash the place and throws a toy car that belongs to Wheels: a big man who takes offense to his cars being touched.

The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) retain the Impact World Tag Team Championships against Cody Deaner and Wheels at the Deaner Compound in the middle of Canada after The North's announcer from the past few weeks gets involved in the match by hitting Wheels with a low blow, revealing that he is wearing a referee's shirt, and making a fast count to help The North retain the tag team titles after the original referee knocks himself after missing a top rope 450 splash. After the match, The North and their announcer/referee are chased out of the Deaner Compound.

Backstage, TJP and Fallah Bahh are interviewed. TJP says their are still on The North's ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) trail, and it was not too long ago that they had the whole tag team division in the ring. Suddenly, The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz) show up and say that they are ahead of TJP and Fallah Bahh in the line, and TJP challenges them to a match next week. The Rascalz accept.

At the treehouse, Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz mention their backstage meeting with TJP and Fallah Bahh from earlier. Suddenly, Moose shows up and hands Trey Miguel a pair of sunglasses. Moose tells Trey Miguel that he should come after the TNA World Heavyweight Championship and be like some of the greatest TNA alumni. When he asks Trey if he wants to be like him, The Rascalz laugh. Moose tells them to remember what happened the last time they made fun of him, then leave.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Moose vs. Cody Rhodes for the Impact Grand Championship on March 30, 2017.

We hear from "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo, who says that she has outstanding technical ability and boasts that she unlocked parts of her brain to be faster than the competition.

At the bar, Rosemary talks with John E. Bravo about a guy that he used to date as well as Father James Mitchell. Bravo says he feels he has sold his soul to Taya Valkyrie (whom he does not mention by name), but Rosemary tells him he has a demon in his corner. Rosemary proposes they find someplace different next week, and tells Bravo that she does not sacrifice somebody on an altar on the first date.

Next week: The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz) vs. TJP and Fallah Bahh! Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz vs. Kylie Ray and Susie! Crazzy Steve vs. Joseph P. Ryan! Chris Bey guests on Locker Room Talk! The finals of the Impact World Championship #1 Contender's Tournament!

Trey Miguel beats Michael Elgin to advance to the finals of the Impact World Championship #1 Contender's Tournament after Sami Callihan's "ICU" graphic pops up and white noise is heard throughout the arena, distracting Elgin and allowing Trey to win with a jackknife pin on a distracted Elgin. After the match, Michael Elgin is furious for having lost.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for April 14, 2020

Before the next match, Johnny Swinger says he has brought a "young buck" named "M. Jackson," then introduces Mike Jackson, who clearly is an older gentleman and not one of The Young Bucks (Katt and Nick Jackson). Jackson says he loves Impact Wrestling, but he does not like Swinger trying to take advantage of the young guys in the locker room and do things for him, and says he is "a 70-year-old Old Buck" who is here to kick his butt.

Johnny Swinger beats Mike Jackson after using the ropes for leverage. (During the match, it is announced that Rebellion will be a two-week event taking place for the next two weeks, and this announcement is repeated throughout the show.)

We hear from Ace Austin, who says that Willie Mack think it is his time, but unlike Rich Swann, he does not like Willie's odds and he makes his own luck. He then says that people call him garbage, and says that Willie should be concentrating on Swann's recovery. After Austin calls Willie a piece of garbage that he is supposed to be, Trey Miguel shows up and says he knows Austin is trying to play games just like he did with him and his mom. After Austin asks "How is your mom?", Trey immediately starts a brawl with him.

In footage from during the break, the stars and staff of Impact Wrestling pay respect to Mike Jackson.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore warns Ken Shamrock that tonight is just a contract and to not lay a hand on Sami Callihan or else the deal is off. Shamrock says he understands, then tells Scott to "control [his] boy."

TJP and Fallah Bahh beat Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster The Legend), The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz) and Triple XL (Larry D and Acey Romero) in a four-way tag team match. After the match, The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) confronts TJP and Fallah Bahh in the center of the ring.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Tessa Blanchard vs. Gail Kim from Rebellion 2019.

Backstage, Rohit Raju tells Gama Singh that he needs a win tonight and that he should not be facing Hernandez. Gama slaps Raju for questioning him as a leader, saying that he knows what is best for him.

We see a video package of #CancelCulture's (Rob Van Dam, Katie Forbes, Joey Ryan) feud with The Deaners (Cody Deaner and Cousin Jake).

The video package then turns into backstage footage of Joey Ryan chewing out the guys in the production footage for playing the video package and telling them to play a video message from Rob Van Dam. In his hot tub with Katie Forbes, RVD apologizes for not being there for Joey Ryan last week, saying that everyone is trying to stay safe and practice social distance, especially from The Deaners, whom Katie does not like. RVD and Katie then make out.

Hernandez beats Rohit Raju.

It's time for Locker Room Talk with Madison Rayne. Johnny Swinger is the co-host, and he celebrates his win tonight before Rayne introduces tonight's guest, Kylie Rae. As Madison talks with Kylie Rae, Johnny Swinger tries to hit on Kylie Rae, who is excited for her match with Kiera Hogan at Rebellion. Kylie says she loves the women's division when asked about Kiera. Madison tries to get Kylie to be more honest with herself regarding Kiera Hogan, but it doesn't work. When Madison brings Kiera Hogan into the room, Kiera tells Kylie she will humiliate her and wipe the smile off her face. Kylie snaps and tells her to stop, then says that Kiera has pushed her too far and that she is not very nice before storming off.

We see footage of Eddie Edwards and Michael Elgin wrestling in Qatar for Qatar Pro Wrestling. Michael Elgin beats Eddie Edwards to become the QPW Middle Eastern Champion after Edwards inadvertently knocks out the referee and "The Machine" Brian Cage shows up and beats up Edwards.

Ace Austin beats Trey Miguel after grabbing the tights during the pinfall attempt.

We hear from Willie Mack, who tells Ace Austin not to play mind games with someone who is used to playing. He says that while Austin got to some people, including Rich Swann, he is going to beat some respect to him when he takes the X Division Championship.

Tenille Dashwood beats Taya Valkyrie with a Sunset Flip after Taya brings a steel chair into the ring ony to have it taken away. After the match, Taya hits Tenille with a steel chair followed by a garbage can. She then places a few steel chairs on top of Taya, and demands John E. Bravo brings her more chairs. Taya then keeps stacking chairs on top of Taya while hitting the chairs with a garbage can lid, and shoves Bravo to the mat when he says that she has done enough before going up to the middle rope. Suddenly, Jordynne Grace shows up with a Kendo stick and attacks Taya with it. Bravo tries to stop Jordynne, but Jordynne hits him with it too before Bravo and Taya retreat. Jordynne then checks on Tenille Dashwood.

Backstage, Tommy Dreamer says that he and Rhino have been at war with oVe for a long time, and that it will come to an end next week. Rhino says that next week, things will get extreme, and he might Gore all three members in half.

We see a video package of everything leading up to Sami Callihan's return and the contract signing between him and Ken Shamrock.

Josh Mathews moderates a contract signing between Ken Shamrock and Sami Callihan in the ring. Shamrock is introduced first, followed by Callihan. Callihan makes his own entrance on his own terms, takes the microphone and tells Mathews to get out of the ring before sitting down at the table. Callihan says he knows that Shamrock wants to put his hands on him and destroy him, but cannot due to the no contract rule put into place that will make the match null and void if he does. He goes on to say that their match would be the most important match of Shamrock's career, and that Shamrock knows it will give him more buzz than he has ever had. Shamrock signs the contract and shoves it towards Callihan, who is impressed with him being strong and silent before saying that he makes stars, buzz and ratings and that hitting Eddie Edwards with a baseball bat is the best thing to ever happen to Eddie. As Callihan says that Shamrock wants the same thing to happen to him, Callihan mentions Shamrock's family, which gets his dander up. Callihan tells him to stand there or else he will find out what happens when he press a button. After Callihan calls Shamrock "The World's Most Dangerous Bitch," Shamrock flips the table, then the lights go out. As they go inand out, men in hoodies wearing poster boards with a square face with X eyes on them are seen surrounding the ring. These men eventually head to the back, and Shamrock chases after them. Scott D'Amore tries to calm Shamrock down, but to no avail, and when he gets in his car, he gets a call from Callihan, who tells him to tip his driver. The driver is one of the masked men, and the rest of the masked men surround the car and try to tip it over. This ends the show.

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Total Nonstop Action - The Results

Hernandez beats Chase Stevens.

We see a video package of the Knockouts Division of the original TNA.

Jimmy Jacobs interviews Gail Kim, who says that she is excited for TNA: There's No Place Like Home and can't wait to see who takes part in the Knockouts Gauntlet Match after seeing women blaze a trail in TNA's history.

Backstage, Jimmy Jacobs interviews Ace Austin, who has competed once in Ultimate X and risked it all for the X Division Championship. He says there is nothing he will not do to keep the title, and no man that will stand in his way.

Suicide and Manik beat Johnny Swinger and Kid Kash.

The superstars of Impact Wrestling are interviewed about what they remember about the rules of the King of the Mountain Match.

Scott Steiner shows up. He says that when he heard Impact was coming to town and TNA was invited to show up, he says that there was no way he wouldn't be coming, as he is the reason TNA has TNA and he does not care if he is politically correct. He says that Petey Williams will be his tag team partner in a four-way match at TNA: There's No Place Like Home, then cuts a Steiner Math promo and says he has a 141 2/3% chance of winning because he is Big Poppa Pump. Suddenly, Joey Ryan shows up. Joey Ryan states that he knows what TNA means, then says he does not know what a Big Bad Booty Daddy, genetic freak or Big Poppa Pump is. He then says Steiner should have been cancelled a long time ago just like TNA was. He then offers him a chance at redemption by joining #CancelCulture, saying goodbye to "Big Poppa Pump" and saying hello to "Big Proper Pump." When Ryan offers to shake his hand, Steiner beats him up and tells him and "the snowflakes" to kiss his ass.

We see a video package of Raven talking about the Clockwork Orange House of Fun Match.

Rhino beats Madman Fulton by disqualification after Jake Crist and Dave Crist attack Rhino. After the match, Tommy Dreamer shows up and tries to fight the Crist brothers, but he is easily overpowered. Suddenly, the lights go out, and when they come back on, Raven is in the ring with a Kendo stick, and he clears the ring. Raven then helps Tommy Dreamer up only to hit him with the Kendo stick and leave through the crowd. Fulton and the Crist brothers go on the attack again, but Suicide and Manik show up to even the odds. Kid Kash, Johnny Swinger and Chase Stevens also run into the ring to get in on the fun, as does Hernandez. Kid Kash then takes everyone out with a splash from the top rope before Hernandez flies over the top rope to do it himself and end the show.