Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for January 20, 2022

Jordynne Grace retains the Impact Digital Media Championship against Lady Frost. After the match, Matt Cardona shows up and has a staredown with Jordynne where he points at the Digital Media Championship and leaves.

Mickie James guests on commentary for the next match.

Tasha Steelz beats Chelsea Green. After the match, Tasha Steelz congratulates Mickie James on retaining the Knockouts Championship at Hard To Kill and being done with playing with Barbie dolls, because she is from the wrong side of the street and they are about to get dirty. Tasha warns Mickie that when they have their date, she will send Mickie back to "Crapsville, Virginia" and to her son as a failure. Savannah Evans nearly stands in Mickie's way, but Tasha lets Mickie into the ring so they can have a staredown. The staredown soon turns into a brawl where Mickie nearly hits Tasha with a DDT before Savannah steps in so she and Tasha can gang up on her. Suddenly, Chelsea Green hits Savannah with a missile drop kick, and Tasha eats the Mick Kick.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Matt Cardona. Cardona says he came here to be World Champion, which he nearly won, and says there are other titles and that he created the Digital Media division. He then states he is challenging Jordynne Grace for the Digital Media title.

We see a video package of Charlie Haas' time in Ring Of Honor.

The Influence (Tenille Dashwood and Madison Rayne) beat Decay (Rosemary and Havok). Before the match, Kaleb with a K distracts Rosemary as she enters the ring, and this allows The Influence to send Rosemary into the ring post, injuring her. Rosemary is declared medically ineligible to compete, but Havok is still able to compete, and the match is made a two-on-one handicap match as Kaleb with a K guests on commentary for the match.

We hear from The IInspiration (Jessica McKay and Cassie Lee). Jessica McKay says that they know The Influence (Tenille Dashwood and Madison Rayne) way too well to fall for their "divide and conquer" tactics, and Cassie Lee says that they know Tenille way to well and know her as a selfish woman, and that the lights are too bright for The Influence. They ask Madison Rayne how she knows that Tenille Dashwood will be there for her when it mattes most when she retires every year. Cassie Lee says The Influence are trying to walk in their shoes and that the shoes are three times their size.

We get a special sneak peek of the upcoming movie "The King's Daughter."

We see a vignette for "The Quintessential Diva," who is coming soon.

Backstage, Speedball" Mike Bailey is met by "Inevitable" Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Austin asks Bailey to meet with them in their locker room, saying that they got started on the wrong foot and that it is important to make the right kind of friends. Suddenly, John E. Bravo shows up looking for Brunhilda and leaves, then Austin gives Bailey his card, saying he knows where to find him.

Brian Myers guests on commentary for the next match.

W. Morrissey beats The Learning Tree (VSK and "Outlandish" Zicky Dice) in a two-on-one handicap match. After the match, Morrissey tells Moose that he told him that he would not stop until he got a World title shot, and that if Moose will not find him, he will find Moose. Morrissey then heads to the back, where he is stopped by Scott D'Amore, who tells him that Moose is not here and that he will face him when it matters. Suddenly, a backstage worker tells Scott D'Amore that there is an urgent issue and that they have been trying to reach him on his headset. D'Amore listens through his headset and finds out something awful has happened.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore meets with the Ring of Honor renegades (Matt Taven, Mike Bennett, PCO, Vincent, Maria Kanellis-Bennett), who have tickets for the show. D'Amore tells them that they have an open door policy and they do not need tickets, as they will watch Jonathan Gresham from the skybox and then leave. He has security escort them to their seats.

Jonathan Gresham retains the ROH World Championship against Steve Maclin after both men use all their rope breaks and Gresham uses the ropes for leverage on the Figure Four to pin Maclin. During the match, the Ring of Honor renegades (Matt Taven, Mike Bennett, PCO, Vincent, Maria Kanellis-Bennett) watch from the balcony and leave after the match is over.

This week's Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Sarita and Taylor Wilde vs. The Beautiful People (Madison Rayne and Velvet Sky) to decide the inaugural TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champions from No Surrender 2009.

Backstage, the Ring of Honor renegades (Matt Taven, Mike Bennett, PCO, Vincent, Maria Kanellis-Bennett) leave the building, and PCO scares the security detail on the way out.

"The Big LG" Doc Gallows and Joe Doering beat Heath and Rhino after Deaner hits Heath with the flag from ringside.

Chris Sabin guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander beats Charlie Haas with a grapevined ankle lock. As both men show a sign of respect after the match, the Ring of Honor renegades run into the ring and attack both men. Sabin dives into the ring to help out, but the renegades still have the number advantage until Rich Swann and Willie Mack run in to even the odds. Heath and Rhino also run in, but the renegades do not run until Eddie Edwards chases them out with a Kendo stick. The renegades then show up on the balcony, and Maria Kanellis-Bennett says they used to believe in honor, but that changed. She says that "change is upon us," and that this is "Honor No More."

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for September 30, 2021

Matt Cardona beats Raj Singh in the BTI match after he and Chelsea Green beat up Rohit Taju on the outside.

Trey Miguel beats Laredo Kid and Alex Zayne (who is no longer performing in WWE as "Ari Sterling") in a three-way match to advance to the finals of the X Division Championship Tournament.

We hear from Matthew Rehwoldt, who says he saw command of Laredo Kid's lucha libre style, and says there are people in his position who would attack his mask and says that the world does not understand his art. He also says people do not understand him, then says he understands Laredo Kid, and he wants to bring Laredo Kid to his canvas to make the world accept what they create, and all Laredo Kid has to do is accept him.

In footage from earlier today, medical staff wrap Sami Callihan's foot in a cast before being taken to the hospital following a backstage attack from W. Morrissey and Eddie Edwards. As a result, tonight's main event is Eddie Edwards vs. W. Morrisey in a Street Fight, and Moose has been banned from ringside. We hear from Eddie Edwards, who says that there will be no Moose and no Sami Callihan. He says that he and Sami knew what they were getting into, that Sami will be okay and that it ends between him and W. Morrissey tonight before he comes for Moose.

The Influence (Tenille Dashwood and Madison Rayne) beat Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering to become #1 contenders to the Impact Knockout Tag Team Championships after Kaleb with a K keeps Jordynne Grace distracted.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Christopher Daniels, who says that "the Forbidden Door" brought him back, then says he didn't have to knock on the door when he helped build the house. As he says that he will read the gospel to Madman Fulton tonight, Josh Alexander shows up and thanks Daniels for the help last week. Christian Cage shows up and blames what happened on Josh, but Daniels tells them to keep it civil. Daniels says that he has an agenda that he will tell them about later on the way out, then Christian Cage tells Josh Alexander that he only came out last week so that Alexander would have no excuses.He then tells Alexander to keep his emotions in check if he wants to become world champ.

Backstage, Brian Myers teaches physical fitness to Sam Beale, Zicky Dice and Manny Lemons by having them do 250 push-ups. VSK is also there, and he finished ten minutes ago. Sam, Manny and Zicky find out from Brian Myers that VSK is "a cut above them," and Brian Myers blames them for costing him a tag team title shot. Sam Beale tells Manny and Zicky to start taking notes.

We hear from The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), who are still on vacation, drinking beers, putting themselves over on Twitter and beating up Jon Moxley. Doc Gallows plus Impact Insiders on YouTube before he and Anderson brag about who they've beaten. Doc Gallows then says they need opponents for Bound For Glory, and that a #1 contender's match between FinJuice (Juice Robinson and David Finlay) and Bullet Club (Chris Bey, "Switchblade" Jay White, El Phantasmo) has been set up with the winner facing them for the Impact World Tag Team Championships. Anderson says they have a future in the business as bookers, and that everyone will begin to hate them more than they already have.

We see Deonna Purrazzo drive to Mickie James' residence. When she enters the stable, she finds Mickie James and the two of them brawl. Deonna knocks Mickie James, but Mickie stops her before she can lock her in the stall and fights back and eventually lays her out with a helmet before taking it outside. Mickie blinds Deonna with a water hose before trying to drown her in a bucket of water, and when someone starts noticing that something is going on, Deonna leaves.

Backstage, we hear from FinJuice (Juice Robinson and David Finlay). Juice Robinson says they were outnumbered by Bullet Club (Chris Bey, "Switchblade" Jay White, El Phantasmo) yet again last week, and David Finlay says that they have found a way to even the odds: Chris Sabin. Sabin shows up and proposes they beat Bullet Club next week before partying with a few beers.

"The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels beats Madman Fulton after "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander stops Ace Austin and despite Fulton kicking out of Angel's Wings at one.

At Swinger's Palace, Scott D'Amore shows up, and Johnny Swinger tells him not to take Bound For Glory for Las Vegas, Nevada so Swinger's Palace doesn't get shut down. D'Amore wants to know what is in it for him. Johnny Swinger then says he will pack up and head to Las Vegas to shut down the competition, and Scott D'Amore says that sould not be a problem without a Nevada state casino license. When Swinger says he doesn't have a license to run a casino in Tennessee, D'Amore tells Swinger that he just incriminated himself and that he has no choice but to shut the whole thing down, much to the displeasure of Swinger.

Backstage, Ace Austin tells Madman Fulton he has nothing to be ashamed of, then he has Fulton take the cameraman to Scott D'Amore's office. Austin meets with D'Amore, saying the inmates are running the asylum and that Josh Alexander keeps getting involved in his and Fulton's matches. Scott D'Amore says that he has given his word to someone else last week and that with Christian Cage now being medically cleared, Fulton and Austin will face Christian and Josh Alexander in a tag team match next week.

Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner) head to the ring. Eric Young says they had all the momentum, power and control until someone made a mistake and let the sickness back in and take control, and that someone was Rhino. He says that he knows Rhino knows he made a mistake and that he forced their hand, and left him lying so he could see the truth and be his purest form, then tells him he has a decision to make and is either with them or against them. Eric Young says that nobody walks away from Violent By Design and that Rhino needs to make the right choice. Rhino shows up, and Eric Young asks him if he will do the right thing, and says that his voice is the only thing that matters, not the fans'. Eric Young tells Rhino that he needs to make a decision and make the right choice, and tells him not to force their hand and make them violent again. Violent By Design surround Rhino as Eric Young tells Rhino he brought this crossroads on himself. Eric Young tells Rhino to do the right thing. All of a sudden, Heath shows up for the first time in months and brawls with Violent By Design, sending them into a retreat while Rhino stands in a corner. When Heath stands in the middle of the ring to welcome Rhino back, however, Rhino leaves, but he does not leave with Violent By Design and instead leaves through the crowd.

A tournament to crown the first Impact Digital Media Champion starts October 5th on Impact Plus and Impact Ultimate Insiders.

Eddie Edwards beats W. Morrissey in a Street Fight in which Moose in banned from ringside following a Boston Knee Party to a barbed wire chair into Morrissey's face, thanks to Alisha. After the match, Moose runs into the ring and attacks Eddie before Spearing him through a table. Alisha checks on Eddie afterwards, but Morrissey and Moose gang up on Alisha. Morrissey forces Alisha to watch as Moose wraps a chair around Eddie's neck before sending Eddie into the ring post and smashing it into his neck and throat with another chair. Morrissey and Moose walk away, and Alisha and a referee check on Eddie to end the show.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for September 2, 2021

Jake Something beats John Skyler in the BTI match.

In memory of Shannon "Daffney" Spruill, 1975 - 2021.

Taylor Wilde, Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering beat The Influence (Tenille Dashwood, Kaleb with a K, Madison Rayne).

We see footage from NWA Empowerrr, where Deonna Purrazzo defended and retained the Impact Knockouts Championship against Melina. We also see footage from Mickie James vs. Kylie Ray at NWA 73, where Mickie James came out on top only to be attacked by a masked woman who reveals herself to be Deonna Purrazzo.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Deonna Purrazzo and Matthew Rehwoldt. Purrazzo says her actions speak for themselves, and Rehwoldt states that Mickie James was convinced Purrazzo could not beat Melina, but Purrazzo proved Mickie wrong. He then says that the two of them can move on, and that Trey Miguel has his attention. Purrazzo says that when the two of them, they keep it, and that they are not to be crossed.

We hear from Tommy Dreamer, who says that history has come full circle, as he beat Christian Cage and Jack Swagger to become ECW Champion in WWE, then Christian shows up and mentions that Tommy did not pin him. Christian then says he hopes that Tommy Dreamer beats Ace Austin and faces him for the Impact World Championship, as it would be fitting. Tommy then asks Christian to let him do this on his won, as he wants no excuses when he faces him.

Before the next match, Rosemary is attacked by a member of No Way's conga line, and it is revealed to be Tasha Steelz in disguise. Havok chases Tasha to the back only to be laid out by Savannah Evans, then Havok and Rosemary run to the back.

Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) beat Fallah Bahh and No Way.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Sting vs. Abyss vs. Christian Cage for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship at Final Resolution 2007.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews W. Morrissey, who says that Sami Callihan made a mistake hitting him with a baseball and sticking his nose in his business. However, he has a small amount of respect for Callihan and Eddie Edwards. Morrissey admits that he likes their being honest with hating each other, and says that their honesty will not get them far when Moose shows up. Moose says he agrees with what W. Morrissey has had to say about the business since he showed up. He says that he will stab Morrissey in the back the first chance he gets because Morrissey would do it to, then says they have problems with both Callihan and Edwards before stating he is not looking for a friendship, but an alliance.

We hear from Steve Maclin, who says that he does not know how to get through to "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams, who he says does not know a thing about destruction or what he is capable of, which is mayhem. He then says that if Petey Williams wants to pick a fight, they can do it next week, and it will be mayhem for all.

Moose heads to the ring. He says it pisses him off that everyone in this era wants to be a hero and that Eddie Edwards wants to be the hero to "all the imbeciles" in the crowd, and says that gave Edwards a date with the devil. Moose reminds Edwards that they have a history, and that he is a monster and a wrestling god now, and dares Edwards to get in the ring so he can prove that the hero does not always save the day. Eddie Edwards shows up and brawls with Moose, and as Edwards strikes Moose with the Kendo stick, W. Morrisey shows up and grabs Edwards so that Moose can hit Edwards with a lariat. Moose and Morrissey proceed to lay out and powerbomb Edwards, then Moose tells Eddie Edwards that the hero does not save the day in this story.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Fallah Bahh and No Way. Fallah and No Way say they had no idea Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans would attack Decay, then TJP shows up. After the three of them get on the same page, TJP proposes they head to Swinger's Palace next week.

We see Eric Young speak with Rhino, who tells him that the reckoning for failing time and time again is here. He says that he sees a pattern. He says that the sickness is back in Rhino, and that Rhino must suffer in order to be cured. He says that the openings he feels will be the sickness leaving the body, and that he must be isolated and left to suffer in the darkness.

Jake Crist answers "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander's open challenge for the Impact X Division Championship.

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander retains the Impact X Division Championship against Jake Crist. After the match, Gia Miller interviews Josh Alexander in the ring, who says he has to defend the X Division Championship against former champions for himself, his legacy and the Impact fans in order to become the greatest X Division Champion of all time. Suddenly, Chris Sabin shows up and says he is a big fan and that he loves what he has done in the ring, and that his reign as X Division Champion is amazing, but Alexander has only held the title once while he has held it eight times. He says that Alexander must beat the greatest of all time in him to become the greatest, and proposes a title match at Victory Road, with the winner reaching greatness. Alexander shakes Sabin's hand.

Sam Beale issues an offer for anyone who wants to become a professional wrestler. We then see some videos from some takers. We then see some of these people from the videos as Brian Myers teaches how to make alliances. The line of hopefuls is cut to two people: Manny Lemons and "Outlandish" Zicky Dice, who is almost cut until Beale tells him they will only have Manny Lemons if he does. Myers says he will see Zicky and Manny next week.

Rohit Raju and Shera beat Matt Cardona and Chelsea Green when Shera refuses to fight Chelsea Green only for to Rohit Raju to throw Cardona out of the ring after Cardona hits Shera with Radio Silence before kicking Chelsea Green in the jaw for the win.

We see Kimber Lee and Su Yung. Kimber says that some souls will be collected, and that others will be converted. We then find out that Brandi Lauren is now one of Su Yung's minions as Su Yung tells her that her time has come.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) head to the ring. Anderson tells the fans to shut up, then he and Gallows bring up Willie Mack and Rich Swann. Gallows says they snuck a roll-up on them in a non-title match to earn #1 contendership for the Impact tag team titles only for Willie Mack to go through a table. Gallows says that nobody wins championship while in traction and makes fun of Willie Mack, then Rich Swann shows up with a chair and fights off The Good Brothers until security steps in.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore calls off security and, knowing Rich Swann wants to get his hands on The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), puts him in a match against Karl Anderson in a Bunkhouse Brawl next week.

"Inevitable" Ace Austin beats Tommy Dreamer with The Fold from out of nowhere after Dreamer beats up Madman Fulton at ringside for putting Austin's foot on the bottom rope. (Had Dreamer won, he would have been part of the Impact World Championship match at Victory Road, making the match a three-way match.

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.

Bound For Glory is live on pay-per-view from Las Vegas, Nevada on October 23rd!

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.