Raw Deal - Raw recap for March 16, 2026

Seth "Freakin'" Rollins shows up with an army of masked hooded men in black to start tonight's show. Rollins says that he created The Vision ("The Oracle" Paul Heyman, Logan Paul, Austin Theory) and will be the one to kill The Vision, regardless of whether any member is on the shelf of hanging on, saying that anyone standing next to Paul Heyman is marked for death. Rollins says he had the satisfaction of hitting Heyman with a metal folding chair and a curb stomp. All of a sudden, Heyman - now with bruises on his face - shows up. Rollins dares Heyman to come to the ring, hoping that it was all worth it for Heyman and stating that allows him in his inner circle was the greatest mistake he ever made. He hopes to make Heyman pay for his betrayal for the rest of his days. Heyman says he did not want to come out here, then tells Rollins "FAFO" before saying "FAF5." Brock Lesnar shows up, and the masked men in hoodies surround Rollins in the ring. Lesnar removes his hat and leather vest before tearing through the masked men and scaring a few off. He soon overpowers all of them before coming face-to-face with Rollins. The lights go out, and when they come back on, Oba Femi shows up. Rollins stands in the corner as Oba Femi confronts Brock Lesnar in the middle of the ring, but when he tries to stand between them, Lesnar scares him off. Oba then hits Lesnar with the Fall from Grace and places a foot on top of Lesnar's chest before pointing at the WrestleMania sign, accepting Heyman and Lesnar's open challenge for WrestleMania in the process.

El Grande Americano II beats El Grande Americano I after Bravo Americano loads El Grande Americano II's mask as El Grande Americano I attacks Rayo Americano for getting involved in the match before going to the top rope for a headbutt only to hit his head on El Grande Americano II's loaded mask.

Roman Reigns arrives at the arena and meets up with The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso). Roman commends them for beating CM Punk up last week for running his mouth about his family before declaring that Punk belongs to him at WrestleMania.

We hear from Liv Morgan, who tells Finn Balor that getting rid of him has been part of her plan since she joined The Judgment Day and that Finn was on borrowed time. She says she knows Finn Balor and that is has been a pleasure watching him fall from grace. She says that Finn could not hang with The Judgment Day (JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez) and that they took a play from his playbook to get rid of him, then declares that JD McDonagh is free from Finn Balor's control, that Dominik Mysterio will take back the Intercontinental Championship, that Raquel will take down Stephanie Vaquer tonight and that she herself will hold the Women's World Championship.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) meet with Roman Reigns. They state that CM Punk claims to have something on Roman but really has nothing, and is insulting Roman by calling him a part-timer, but Roman calls being a full-time father for his wife and child "the real flex." Jey says that Punk owes them an apology, but Roman says he does not need one even though The Usos do.

AJ Lee retains the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship against Bayley by submission with the Black Widow after rolling away from a top rope elbow drop by Bayley.

Backstage, JD McDonagh argues with General Manager Adam Pearce. As Pearce states that "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio is not medically cleared, Penta walks by on his way to the ring.

After the commercial break, Becky Lynch attacks AJ Lee on the stage and at the entrance ramp. Referees and officials have to pull Becky away from AJ Lee, but Becky grabs the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship and hits AJ Lee in the face with it.

Penta heads to the ring. He insists that he wants to be a fighting champion, then says he will defend his championship against anyone. Penta tells whoever comes to the ring to face him to be ready, and his open challenge is answered by Dragon Lee.

Penta retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Dragon Lee.

Backstage, Paul Heyman is met by Logan Paul and Austin Theory. Theory says that Seth "Freakin'" Rollins is a dead man and that they will take care of him, but Heyman warns them that they have no power and are out of position, and that they must get back into title contention. He says that if Logan and Theory can beat The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) for the World Tag Team Championships, they can get back into singles title contention. Theory and Logan are more than game and willing to face The Usos.

Nattie beats Maxxine Dupri by submission with the Sharpshooter.

We see fan reactions of Randy Orton's attack on "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes from last week's SmackDown, which is now the most viewed moment in social media for WWE in 2026 with 112 million views.

Michael Cole interviews Randy Orton. Orton is on the phone with someone at the start of the interview, which Orton changes his mind on after having a conversation with someone that made him understand who he is, which caused him to attack "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes. Orton says he is a killer, and says that wrestling has more than one royal family.

Backstage, Dragon Lee is met by Je'Von Evans, but they are soon met by Kofi Kingston. Dragon Lee leaves, and Kofi advises Je'Von that it is all about who one associates with, and mocks Dragon Lee in the process, saying that he is "dragon Je'Von down." Je'Von declines Kofi's offer to join The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, Grayson Waller). Grayson Waller shows up after Je'Von leaves, then Danhausen shows up, thinking that Kofi Kingston is replacing Xavier Woods. Kofi is not in the mood for Danhausen's ideas, as is Grayson, and puts Grayson in front of him when Danhausen tries to curse Kofi. Danhausen disappears afterwards.

Stephanie Vaquer beats Raquel Rodriguez after taking out Liv Morgan on the outside following Iyo Sky confronting Liv Morgan only to be pounced into the announce table by Raquel. Afterwards, Raquel goes for a Tejana Bomb back in the ring, but Vaquer slips out and pins Raquel to win.

Backstage, Bayley is unhappy with herself for losing tonight, and Lyra says that the both of them are going to WrestleMania and that they are going to get there together. The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka and Kairi Sane) confront Bayley and Lyra for costing them championship gold, and says that the two of them are not ready for her. Kairi tells Bayley and Lyra "Stay away from us" before Asuka yells at her. Lyra and Bayley soon realize they have their path to WrestleMania.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) run into LA Knight. LA Knight says that The Vision have all their names in their mouths, then says that Roman Reigns is getting a little too cozy. Jimmy tells Knight it is family business and to mind his business, but Knight says that if The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso) comes back, they will not be on the same page. Knight fistbumps Jimmy, but Jey refuses to reciprocate.

Roman Reigns heads to the ring. Roman calls out CM Punk so they can handle some business, and CM Punk shows up and makes his way to the ring. Punk takes exception to being called "Phil," saying calling Roman "Joe" would be an insult to Samoa Joe, but Roman says that if Punk called Samoa Joe, he would remind him who the real tribal chief is. On the subject of Roman sending his family after him, Punk says all they will do is high five him.On the subject of Roman sending his family after him, Punk says all they will do is high five him. Punk then admits that while The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) took care of family business and had the right message, and that he deserved what he got last week, they had the wrong messenger. Roman is "trite and redundant" and repeats the same thing over and over. He tells Punk not to waste his time until he can come up with a promo that can surprise him, but Punk stops Roman from leaving, saying that this is his show. He says that he is in Roman's head and under Roman's skin, and that he will never point at the WrestleMania sign again. Punk tells Roman that he will hit him with the GTS and split his ego in two at WrestleMania. Roman tells Punk is delusional, saying he cannot faze him even though he is good with the mental game, and that Punk "can't do the walkin'." He says that Punk is nothing to him and is not faster or stronger than him, and says that Punk is not only a tryhard who embarrasses everyone else, he is old. Punk sucker punches Roman, and officials have to get between Punk and Roman. Roman is smiling and laughing as the show fades to black.

In loving memory of Davey Coates, 1962 - 2026. (Davey Coates was a former long-time veteran member of WWE's production team and was instrumental in keeping NXT UK running during the COVID-19 pandemic in more recent years.)

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Let's Go! - LFG recap for March 16, 2025

The four teams train at the start of the episode. It is revealed that Tatyanna has been going through a rough time in the last two days, especially as she is seen crying and Bubba Ray is telling her to stop.

Shawn Michaels meets with the Legends and Future Greats. This week's guest is CM Punk, who says that without the Future Greats, there is no business, and he wants to know if they know who they are. He dares some of the Future Greats to take a shot at cutting a promo, and while Zena goes for it at Bubba Ray's behest, Jasper takes the microphone and talks about how he wanted to see CM Punk main event WrestleMania so he could tell his friends he did only to find out he was not there, and how he wants to face Punk in the ring one day and make him bend the knee for what he did to him. Bubaba Ray says the best promos do not feel or sound like promos, but feel and sound like people speaking from the heart. Booker T praises Jasper for stepping up and producing something organic. Jasper says he did not expect the acknowledgement, as he just wanted Punk to know that he will be ready if it is the two of them in the ring. Tatyanna cuts a promo on how his grandfather taught her how to fight and that it does not matter what people thought, and used some of the negative energy around here as fuel. Punk says Leigh has something in her, but it needs to be brought out. Cutler James' promo falls flat on CM Punk. As the challenge goes on, BJ shows up, much to Bully's chagrin. BJ cuts a promo where he says that ever since he broke the news about his shoulder, not a single person in the room reached out to him, especially Bubba Ray. He calls Zena "the epitome of sutpidity," makes fun of Tatyanna's crying, says Drake Morreaux will always be "Roxanne's boyfriend" and will bring nothing to the table, and says Cutler James would not even be here if he did not get injured, and that he will make Cutler "[his] little bitch" when he comes. He says Bubba Ray may be a douchebag at times, but he learned some things from him, saying Bubba Ray's refusal to shake his hand is just business, and he is not shaking any of the Future Greats' or the Legends' hands, as he is done and he is in it for himself. He then leaves the room. A surprised Bubba says "wrong place, wrong time...but he cut one hell of a promo, didn't he?" He also mentions BJ admitting that he learned something from him and why he would not shake his hand. Drake admits he should have backhanded BJ, and Zena doesn't know if she like BJ anymore. Punk says BJ is hurt and that he does not know if he can back it up in the ring, but says a good rule of thumb is not to throw people under the bus. Tyra Mae takes the microphone and talks about how people discredited her for being happy-go-lucky, then says she is happy-go-lucky and can kick butt doing it. She talks about how her anger problems got her to being an Olympic Gold Medalist in the biggest arenas in the world, and says that as long as she hears the noise, whether she is cheered or booed, that is all she wants. The Undertaker is blown away by Tyra Mae, especially by her confidence, and says she can be vulnerable as well as "a legitimate killer." After this, Jasper eggs on Chris Island into cutting a promo, and Booker T says Island is scared. Jasper says that if Island is going to carry an aura, then he just left money on the table for not even attempting. Bully Ray says it is not just the people who are taking the opportunity, but it is the people not taking the opportunity. Shiloh is disappointed about not taking the opportunity, and The Undertaker is disappointed with Shiloh for not taking the opportunity, as he feels Shiloh is c. CM Punk tells everyone that failure will be their biggest teacher, and it is on anyone who did not get up. He tells everyone to take opportunity to the threat. Dani says she and the rest of the team needs to step up, and that Mickie James is disappointed in the team. Troy Yearwood says that he does not know who he is, and Island says that while he has a lot to talk about, he was not feeling it as everyone was going into a deep place, but Mickie tells Island that he just had to be himself. Mickie says she will fight for her team, but her team did not do any favors.

The matches are made. The Legends take into consideration who did and did not take the opportunity. Jasper Troy is praised for his promo. The Legends consider Chris Island having Sirena as his manager, and The Undertaker considers having Tyra Mae going from face to heel. Bubba Ray mentions Tatyanna did well on the microphone. The Undertaker wants to know if Shiloh is either a face or a heel. Cutler James is given props for taking the opportunity. Afterwards, the Legends talk with the Future Greats regarding their matches. Tyra Mae mentions that she loves being a heel, while Chris Island mentions that he has never practiced being a heel before. Chris Island faces Jasper Troy in the first match.

Jasper Troy beats Chris Island despite interference from Sirena Linton when she grabs at Jasper Troy's leg so that Chris Island can go for a chop block. Sirena Linton is Chris Island's manager for the match. Afterwards, Booker T says this is the best that Booker T has seen from him in the ring, and that he cannot say enough about Jasper Troy. The Undertaker says Jasper can grab attention, and that Chris Island could make a good heel. Bubba Ray says standing up to Jasper as a manager before the match may not be the best mindset for Sirena. Chris Island is beaming following the acknowledgment from Booker T and The Undertaker.

Tyra Mae Steele beats Dani Sekelsky with a schoolkid pin after grabbing the tights. Mickie James mentions that Tyra Mae Steele is not comfortable being heel (despite Tyra Mae saying she likes to work heel) and that she spent too much time showboating while Dani was down. CM Punk says that Dani showed who she was, and that Tyra Mae needs to do the same while she is in the ring. The Undertaker says both Tyra Mae and Dani told a story, and while there is still room for improvement, Tyra Mae and Dani did well. Tyra Mae says that she has climbed a mountain to get here, and that she must climb another mountain to remember who she is and where she came from. Dani says they are both hard on themselves, and that will never change.

Tatyanna Dumas beats Leigh Laurel despite Leigh targeting Tatyanna's hurt arm. CM Punk says Leigh is a bit reserved and is a bit shy, and that there is work to do. Mickie says she saw more out of Leigh, and while the match was rushed, the match was still good. Bubba Ray says that both women came in the wrong frame of mind, and says Tatyanna has been crying since she walked into the Performance Center for the day while Leigh's mind has been elsewhere, and that it looked like she did not want to listen to Booker T when he went over their match. He tells them to leave their personal business behind before going in the ring. Leigh says she will get where she needs to be, and if she needs to bring herself up and break herself down over and over, she will do it. Tatyanna says that she tried the best she could, but she cannot make everyone happy.

Cutler James beats Shiloh Hill. During the match, Shiloh Hill goes down mid-match again, but after Shiloh is helped up, Shiloh hits a cheap shot on Cutler, turning heel during the match as planned. The Undertaker congratulates them on the heel turn, saying it was well-executed. The rest of the legends are also impressed, although Mickie James and CM Punk would have preferred that Shiloh hit Cutler with the cheap shot from behind.

The points are given out. CM Punk says nothing grows in the comfort zone, and that those who were outside of their comfort zone passed the test. For the women, Tyra Mae Steel gets the point. Ty For the men, the point goes to Jasper Troy. Jasper Troy says that Punk has given him the nod and that he sees the vision, and hopes to be in the ring with him. Team Booker T has four points, Team Mickie James and Team Undertaker are tied at two points apieces, and Bubba still has yet to get on the board. Island gives Jasper Troy credit where credit is due, and Tatyanna says she would have scored if she had more experience. Bubba says his team has all the potential in the world, but potential does not put asses in seats. The Undertaker says Shiloh did not get the point because Shiloh did not take the opportunity to cut a promo when Punk provided the opportunity. When the producer asks Shiloh why he didn't cut a promo when Punk gave him the opportunity, Shiloh says he does not care about taking part in "a pissing contest" and that he is here for violence, and as he does, the explanation becomes a full blown promo. He then says he was not ready, and he continues to be pissed off with himself for not taking the opportunity. The Undertaker says that Shiloh Hill is "money," and that he needs to bring what Shiloh just did out of him, stating that they are going to have a long talk tomorrow.

Collision Course - Collision recap for March 16, 2024

"The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson beats Katsuyori Shibata with a crucifix pin. Both men show good sportsmanship after the match.

Julia Hart retains the TBS Championship against Trish Adora. Under House Rules, the loser of this match will not be able to go out with their team later tonight in the Tag Team Tournament Wild Card Match.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Harley Cameron and Zak Knight. Zak Knight thinks "Cool Hand" Angelo Parker fighting him is a joke and that he will not give him the home field advantage in Canada. Harley proceeds to make fun of Canada, then Zak Knight says the match will happen on his terms.

"Daddy Magic" Matt Menard guests on commentary for the next match.

Daniel Garcia beats "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty with a heel hook after wearing down the left leg during the match.

It is announced that Bullet Club Gold ("Switchblade" Jay White, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn) injured Darby Allin's foot following Darby Allin vs. Jay White on Dynamite and that Darby Allin will be out of action for some time. (This also puts Darby's trip to Mount Everest on hold.)

PAC beats Aaron Solo with the Black Arrow followed by the Brutalizer. After the match, PAC tells Tony Khan that he is back and looking for trouble, then says Aaron Solo is not what he had in mind and demands some or else he will find it himself.

Backstage, "The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson says that he is thankful he was able to wrestle Katsuyori Shibata tonight, as they were both told that they would never wrestle again, yet they fought like hell tonight. He is also thankful that he has a match with Will Ospreay coming up at Dynasty, and he has hard what Ospreay has had to say. Danielson says Ospreay has been emulating him, but he will never be able to walk in his shoes as he has not been on death's door. He says that Ospreay can keep talking about what he is willing to do, because he knows what he can do and he thinks Ospreay is not ready for that yet.

Claudio Castagnoli vs. Lance Archer ends in a no-contest after The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) rush into the ring to attack Claudio. Bryan Danielson runs into the ring to make the save, but the numbers game catches up. All of a sudden, Katsuyori Shibata shows up with a metal folding chair and chases Archer and The Righteous out of the ring.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Ruby Soho and "Cool Hand" Angelo Parker. Angelo says he does not know what to think right now, as Ottawa is a second home to him and he wants a fight now. Ruby says Harley Cameron and Zak Knight want to bait him in, and if he looks for a fight, it will be without her. Angelo apologizes and lets it go for tonight.

Kyle O'Reilly beats "The Outlaw" Bryan Keith with the arm bar following the sheer drop brainbuster in his first match in almost two years. After the match, Undisputed Kingdom celebrate with O'Reilly.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo and Thunder Rosa. Purrazzo says the enemy of an enemy is a friend, and while they have never tagged, they have faced each other, and she trusts Thunder Rosa. She says that Toni Storm tapped out, and if it were not for Luther and Mariah May, she would be champion. Thunder Rosa mentions that she never lost the title, and says that if Toni and Mariah want drama, they will get it, and they will stop all the games and jokes.

The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo) beat The House of Black (Brody King and Buddy Matthews) in a World Tag Team Tournament Wild Card Match to qualify for the tournament. As per pre-match stipulation from the TBS Championship match, Trish Adora is banned from ringside for this match. During the match, Mark Briscoe shows up and hits Buddy Matthews with a chair, then runs out of the ring and gets Brody King to chase him through the crowd, and a laid out Shawn Dean drapes an arm over Buddy Matthews to win and advance. After the match, Malakai Black shows up and stares down Mark Briscoe.

We see another video package of the events leading to Adam Copeland vs. Christian Cage in an "I Quit" Match for the TNT Championship next week on Dynamite.

Adam Copeland heads to the ring with the box with the word "Spike" on it. Copeland talks about how he always through Christian Cage was his best friend of 40 years, then says "Jay is dead" and that he has "become Christian Cage," and that it was professional wrestling that cemented their friendship. He says that they crushed their dreams and thought that they would be friends after their careers, and that he came to AEW to retire with Christian, not to take his shine and shadow his accomplishments. Copeland admits he failed before and that he is not used to repeated failures, and when he earned his title shot, The Patriarchy (Christian Cage, "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne, Killswitch, Mama Wayne) took him out. He then says that he got a phone call and was remind of who he was, then opens up the box and pulls out "Spike," a 4x4 with nails sticking out of it. Copeland says that a call from Mick Foley reminded him of who he was, that there is a dark side to him that Christian has never seen, and that next week, he will make Christian say that he quits after he takes everything from him. He then says that 40 years after it started, it ends in their hometown.

SuperBout III, Part 3 - Memphis Wrestling recap for March 16, 2024

K-Toomer beats Mike Anthony by knockout and referee stoppage to win the finals of the 2024 Cobra Cup Tournament and win the Cobra Cup. King Cobra personally awards the Cobra Cup to K-Toomer after the match. After the match, Mike Anthony is on his feet, and as the crowd chants "You don't want none," both men fist bump in a sign of respect. Dustin Starr then interviews K-Toomer at the announce desk, and when asked what is next, K-Toomer says he is the Cobra Cup winner and is in possession of this historic Cobra Cup before proclaiming he will not be holding the Cup for much longer.

We hear from Colton Cage and Austin Mulitalo. Cage says "Big Swole" Justin Cole is as stupid as he looks and as clingy as a dumb old ex-girlfriend, and Mulitalo which ex-girlfriend they are talking about. Cage says that Justin Cole is lucky enough to have "The Superstars of Seduction" one-on-one in the ring, and dumb enough to take them on at the same time, and it will not be pretty for him.

We hear from "Big Swole" Justin Cole. Justin Cole tells Colton Cage and Austin Mulitalo that he should have never trusted them against his better judgment after their jumping in and cheating, but now he has both of them in the ring, and instead of packing a lunch, they will need the whole cafeteria.

"Big Swole" Justin Cole beats The Walking Red Flags (Colton Cage and Austin Mulitalo) in a two-on-one handicap match.

We hear from Queen Nyxx, who calls Diana Taylor a thorn in her side since she started out in Memphis Wrestling. She says it is over with today, and she will leave Diana a broken husk of a woman and Diana will only have herself to blame.

We hear from Diana Taylor, who says that she has been here since day one and that Queen Nyxx will find out why she is called "Dangerous" Diana Taylor.

Diana Taylor beats Queen Nyxx.

In memory of Ansley Thompson, 2006 - 2024.

Dustin Starr thanks the fans for being here today.

Before the next match, K-Toomer shows up with the Cobra Cup in one hand and the Memphis Wrestling Heritage Championship in the other. K-Toomer then cashes in the Cobra Cup before walking into the ring with the Heritage title.

Outside of the WrestleCenter, "The GunShow" Brett Michaels shows up in a grey sports car, and Dustin Starr has to explain the situation with him. K-Toomer then hands the championship over to Brett Michaels as Brett enters the ring.

K-Toomer beats "The GunShow" Brett Michaels to become the Memphis Wrestling Heritage Champion! Referee David Knight is the championship official for this match.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 16, 2023

Raj Singh - now known as "Champagne Singh" (accompanied by DJ Ocho from Latino Mix KGRT-FM 99.3 in Las Vegas, Nevada) beats "Outlandish" Zicky Dice (accompanied by Adrian "Heavyweight" Hernandez from KXST-AM 1140 AM in Las Vegas, Nevada) in the BTI Match in a local DJ challenge.

Out in the desert, PCO looks out towards the city of Las Vegas, Nevada as he cries out Eddie Edwards' name.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey and Jonathan Gresham beat Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus).

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander, Frankie Kazarian and Rich Swann. Alexander says that while they have never tagged together, they share a lot of championship gold and success wherever they go, and with a little bit of chemistry, they can beat anybody. Kazarian mentions his history with The Motor City Machine Guns and Bullet Club and mentions how he was the first person to put a dagger in the heart of Bullet Club. As Rich Swann speaks, Steve Maclin shows up and insults everyone by questioning their chemistry as he reminds Alexander he is number one contender to the World title.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw, Jai Vidal and Savannah Evans. Gisele says she was close to becoming Knockouts Champion until "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo got involved. She says that Purrazzo is jealous of her because of what she has and because she beat her at No Surrender. As Gisele says Purrazzo has a receipt coming, Johnny Swinger and "Outlandish" Zicky Dice show up, and both of them agree that Jai Vidal will make an easy win for Swinger, as Jai Vidal is "not even on the roster." As Swinger and Zicky leave, Gisele asks Jai Vidal if Swinger even knows that he is a wrestler.

Steve Maclin beats Heath.

Backstage, The Death Dollz (Rosemary, Taya Valkyrie, Jessicka) brag about ensnaring The Coven (Taylor Wilde and KiLynn King) into their web so they can take care of Killer Kelly all by themselves. Taya says the thing about magic is that it is dangerous, and asks Jessicka to let her and Rosemary handle The Coven while she practices wrestling and making mimosas. Jessicka leaves, and Rosemary and Taya wonder if keeping Jessicka away from the knowledge that she is Havok is good or bad.

PCO is seen heading into downtown Las Vegas, Nevada looking for Eddie Edwards.

Backstage, "Speedball" Mike Bailey is met by Jonathan Gresham, who congratulates him on helping with the win and that he had no idea that he had a good sidekick. Bailey says they make good tag team partners, but he has not forgotten losing to him at No Surrender, and challenges him to a match at Sacrifice.

Jai Vidal beats Johnny Swinger in a match that sees Zicky Dice, Savannah Evans and "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw all get ejected for getting physically involved in the match and "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo attack Gisele after Gisele and Savannah's ejection only to be pulled away by security.

We hear from The Design (Deaner, Angels, Kon). Deaner says Callihan came to them because he wanted to join something bigger than them, and for five deadly steps, Callihan tried to gain their trust. He says that since day one, everyone has said that this is all a ploy, and while it might be, that question may not even be answered, as last week, as part of step six, Callihan faced Rhino and lost. All of a sudden, Callihan confronts Deaner over costing him his match last week, but Deaner says step six is about taking punishment like a man, and that they remind him that he cost Kon his match at No Surrender. Deaner asks Callihan if he is willing to take his punishment like a man, and Callihan says that if this is what it takes, then so be it. Deaner tells him he made the right choice.

PCO is seen near the arena as he calls out for Eddie Edwards.

Backstage, Tommy Dreamer is met by Mickie James, who says that they have a match against Bully Ray and Masha Slamovich. After finding out Dreamer wanted this match, she asks if this is a good idea. Jordynne Grace shows up and also asks if the match is a good idea, as Mickie barely squeaked by Masha a day before their championship match. She says that Mickie will not have that luxury with her, and that if she is not careful, she will make her tap out again.

Eddie Edwards heads to the ring. Eddie says that ever since Honor No More has been disassembled, he has had to re-assess things. He has decided to let the past stay in the past, as it no longer matters. He says it is time to focus on himself and his future in Impact Wrestling, and while he has been trying to do that, the past continues to show up again and again as PCO continues to stalk him again and again. Eddie states that it is time for this come to an end and that after last week, it is over between himself and PCO. We then see the footage of PCO being hit by the vehicle in the desert again, and Eddie says this symbolizes a death of PCO and a rebirth for himself. Suddenly, the lights go out, thunder and lightning can both be seen and heard, and PCO appears in the arena. All of a sudden, PCO is attacked from behind with a shovel by Kenny King, and Kenny and Eddie mock PCO and gang up on him. PCO soon gets up and fights back, and a chair to the back from Eddie has no effect. A busted-open PCO punches the chair into Eddie's face, but Eddie and Kenny are able to take PCO down again and throw him into the ring steps. Eddie and Kenny then trap PCO between the post and the steps as they continue to beat on him, but PCO shoves the steps off of himself. He fends off Kenny King only for Eddie to hit him with a shovel. Eddie then kicks the chair into PCO's head with a Boston Knee Party, then smacks the chair into PCO's head again with a Kendo stick before Kenny makes fun of PCO again.

Backstage, Director of Authority Santino Marella is met by Vladimir Kozlov, then Dirty Dango asks about Koslov. Santino asks Dango not to say Koslov's name, as his name is still trademarked. Joe Hendry suddenly appears, then asks for a rematch with Brian Myers for the Digital Media Championship at Sacrifice after what Myers and Moose did to him. Santino makes the match official, then Dirty Dango tells Joe Hendry that he has his back if he needs some back-up. Santino then makes a tag team match for next week where Dango and Hendry face Moose and Myers. Santino leaves, then Dango awkwardly asks Hendry about his plans for tonight before leaving.

The Coven (Taylor Wilde and KiLynn King) beat The Death Dollz (Rosemary and Taya Valkyrie) to become the Impact Wrestling Knockouts World Tag Team Champions!

Bullet Club ("Inevitable" Ace Austin, Chris Bey, KENTA) beat "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander, Frankie Kazarian and Rich Swann in a six-man tag match following the distraction from Steve Maclin, who peers at Alexander from just out of backstage.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for March 16, 2023

Claudio Castagnoli beats Willie Mack in a Ring of Honor World Championship Proving Grounds Match.

Dante Martin beats Mike Bennett, then Matt Taven attacks Dante after the match before Darius Martin makes the save.

Metalik and "All Heart" Blake Christian beat The Trustbusters (Ari Daivari and Slim J).

We hear from Mark Briscoe, who says he says been saying for years that the ROH World Television Championship was his destiny, and that at Supercard of Honor, destiny will be fulfilled. Mark then calls out "Smart" Mark Sterling for interrupting him on the first opportunity he had to speak when he came to ROH, then says that "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese is next. That match will happen next week.

Eddie Kingston beats Jeeves Kay by submission. During the match, Claudio Castagnoli shows up to watch from the front row, but leaves after Eddie Kingston throws Jeeves Kay into the barricade, causing Claudio to spill his expensive coffee all over his button-down shirt.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "Smart" Mark Sterling and The Trustbusters (Ari Daivari, Slim J, Jeeves Kay). Sterling says Metalik and Blake Christian cheated to win and made some tags that were less than legal, then says he has filed an injuction in the state of Florida to get the match thrown out and declares that Ari Daivari and Slim J are still undefeated as a tag team. He also says Jeeves Kay took Eddie Kingston to his limit and gave him his best ROH match to date. Ari Daivari says this is not the time for thinking, but for action, and demands a rematch against Metalik and Blake Christian in a six-man tag match.

Athena beats Hyan in an ROH Women's World Championship Proving Grounds Match by submission, then slams Hyan face-first into the ROH Women's World Championship.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Metalik and "All Heart" Blake Christian. Metalik says he is very happy in the new era of ROH, and Blake Christian says he is happy they are here together. On the subject of The Trustbusters' (Ari Daivari, Slim J, Jeeves Kay) six-man rematch, Christian has called on AR Fox. AR Fox shows up, and says that this is exactly what they needed and that they will keep an eye on the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beats Marcus Kross. After the match, Silas Young says it has been over a year since he stepped foot in a Ring of Honor ring, and when one thinks of Ring of Honor, one thinks of him. He also says that there is not a single man who measures up to him who has won the ROH World Television Championship, then Shane Taylor shows up. Shane Taylor says Silas Young may have bumped his head if he is something like that, as there has not been a more dominant Television Champion than himself, and if Silas needs correction to that fact, they can have a match next week and he will prove why he is the baddest champion anyone has ever seen.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Athena, who takes the microphone and says Yuka Sakazaki is looking for medical attention in Japan and still seeking matches there because she is afraid of her after she shoved her legs into the ring steps and hurt her more than anyone ever could, and yet Yuka is still wrestling in Japan and is not facing her. Athena says she is ready to whup her ass all over Los Angeles, California, and if Sakazaki "has the lady balls" to show up at Supercard of Honor, she is challenging her for the ROH Women's World Championship and planning on making her disappear.

The Embassy ("The Machine" Brian Cage, Joseph Kaun, Toa Liona) retain the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against Dalton Castle and The Boys (Brandon and Brent Tate), then continue to attack them after the match until AR Fox, Metalik and "All Heart" Blake Christian chase them out of the ring.

Trish Adora beats Madison Rayne.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin). Dante says he has toget his neck stretched and popped thanks to a tag team that they thought they were done with, and next week, Darius Martin will go one-on-one with Matt Taven, and they challenge The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) to "step up or take flight." Darius says they have proved what The Kingdom are going to do, and Dante says they are the coldest tag team in the game and have been on fire lately, and proclaims that he will light The Kingdom up while Darius proclaims that this kingdom is their for the taking.

Matt Sydal and "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels beat The Outrunners (Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum), then Aussie Open (Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher) show up. Fletcher say it is a pleasure to see Daniels and Sydal back in Ring of Honor and calls them integral to the company's beginnings and history, but there is now no better tag team in the world than Aussie Open, and they want the ROH World Tag Team Championships. He then state there is no better way to throw their hats in the ring by beating former champions, and that they will see them and beat them in a Ring of Honor ring like they have beaten other team, then Davis counters the "Now!" chants by saying they will give Daniels and Sydal a rest so they can face them at their best. Fletcher then says at their best, nobody can beat Aussie Open, because they run the world. After Aussie Open leaves, Daniels says surprises happen everyday even in the new era of Ring of Honor, and while he and Sydal were tag team champions years ago, the difference between then and now and is that they have a lot of experience and they are still good looking. Daniels tells Aussie Open that if they are looking for a team who will kick their asses, they are willing to get that job done.

Wheeler Yuta retains the ROH Pure Championship against Clark Connors with the seatbelt pin. After the match, Yuta says he told everyone two weeks ago that The Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli, Jon Moxley, Yuta) has the best training in the world, then says it might as well be time to go for the teacher of the New Japan Los Angeles dojo as he sits down cross-legged and promises that he will not rest until he beats Katsuyori Shibata. Claudio Castagnoli then shows up and celebrates with Yuta.

St. Patrick Day Slam - Dynamite recap for March 16, 2022

Adam Cole and reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) beat Jungle Boy, Luchasaurus and "Hangman" Adam Page in a six-man tag match.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Keith Lee, Powerhouse Hobbs and "Absolute" Ricky Starks. Starks says he was trying to be the bigger man by telling Keith Lee how things work, but Keith Lee wanted to do things his way and he got whupped for it. He tells Keith Lee that if he shows up Friday, he will be stomped out. Keith Lee reminds him and Hobbs that he beat them both up, then says he will see them Friday.

We see a brief video package of Kris Statlander removing her facepaint interspersed with shots of "Legit" Leyla Hirsch.

William Regal guests on commentary for the next match.

Bryan Danielson and Jon Moxley beat Best Friends (Chuck Taylor and Wheeler Yuta) with a Bulldog Choke from Moxley to Yuta. After the match, Wheeler Yuta heads back into the ring instead of leaving with the rest of Best Friends and tries to shake hands with William Regal. Regal slaps him in the face instead, and Yuta does not back down.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler). Wheeler says it did not come easy to fire Tully Blanchard, because he lost focus when they lost tag team gold. As Harwood say nobody respects Tully more than them, The Young Bucks show up. Matt Jackson says that they can hire the best person they can, but they will never be better than second best in AEW.

We hear from The Acclaimed ("Platinum" Max Caster and Anthony Bowens). Max Caster says Keith Lee may be limitless, but he is "no limit" on the microphone, and Anthony Bowens says that Max will beat Keith Lee all over the arena. Ricky Starks and Powerhouse Hobbs show up and tells them to do the job and take out Keith Lee, then Swerve Strickland shows up and confronts Starks and Hobbs.

The Jericho Appreciation Society (Chris Jericho, Jake Hager, Jeff Parker, Matt Lee, Daniel Garcia) head to the ring. Matt Lee says that the fans should thank Jericho for having an entrance theme to sing along to, and says if it were up to him, there would be no "Judas," and that Jericho is a better man than him. Jeff Parker says Jericho deserves to be praised and appreciated for his contributions to wrestling and beyond, then Jericho says that the earth has been around for four and a half billion years and everyone is lucky to be alive in "The Chris Jericho Era." He says that for thirty years, the fans have lived vicariously through him and that without him, there would be no AEW. He then says that instead of being praised, he is undermined and ridiculed. Jericho says that the fans have the total package in him, yet nobody appreciates him and some have even disrespected and embarrassed him, and says that the rest of the Jericho Appreciation Society are the only ones who still appreciate him. He says that none of them relate to the rest of the locker room, as they are all pro wrestlers and pro wrestlers are never famous or millionaires several times over, and says that he is "a sports entertainer," which causes the fans to boo him. Daniel Garcia says that if Jericho will call himself a sports entertainer, then he is one, too. Jericho calls Garcia "the epitome of a sports entertainer," and says he appreciates him because Jericho donated thousands of dollars to his recovery from an injury. He then brings up 2point0 (Jeff Parker and Matt Lee), and announces that Jeff Parker and Matt Lee will be known by their real names Angelo Parker and Matt Menard respectively and that the word "2point0" is "a bad name by bad creative." Jericho mentions that Menard and Parker appreciate him because he helped them get work when they were fired from WWE with an appearance on Talk Is Jericho, then calls Jake Hager "the hand of the king." Hager says that The Jericho Appreciation Society beats up pro wrestlers, and Jericho says that they are "the newest reinvention of the master manipulator" and that today is the day that a new era starts at the hands of the sports entertainer.

We hear from Serena Deeb, who says that she did not think about Hikaru Shida even once, then says she has her undivided attention again and tells Shida to imagine how much she will think about her when she ends her career.

Scorpio Sky retains the TNT Championship against Wardlow after Shawn Spears shows up with two chairs. Wardlow dares Shawn Spears to get in the ring, then MJF shows up out of nowhere and shoves Wardlow into the ring post. Scorpio Sky then rolls Wardlow up to retain. After the match, Austin Vanderford punches Wardlow, then MJF gets in the ring only for Wardlow to grab him. Shawn Spears hits Wardlow in the back, then Vanderford puts Wardlow in a rear naked choke while Sky punches Wardlow. Shawn Spears then hits Wardlow with a chair despite Wardlow trying to get his hands up, then Dan Lambert gives MJF some money before MJF punches Wardlow with the Dynamite Diamond Ring.

Backstage, Alex Marvez interviews "Smart" Mark Sterling and Jade Cargill. Sterling asks who is ready for an opportunity, as does Jade.

The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) beat Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy). After the match, the Andrade Family Office shows up and surrounds the ring, then Darby Allin and Sting show up to have The Hardys' backs. The Andrade Family Office retreat.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Red Velvet. She says that while "Legit" Leyla Hirsch changed, she had her back because she was her friend, but now that she has seen what she has become, she will put a stop to it all on Rampage.

Thunder Rosa beats Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D. in a steel cage match to become the AEW Women's World Champion! Thunder Rosa celebrates with "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes after the match.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 16, 2021

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

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

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

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

Black Taurus beats Luster The Legend.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Hardcore Justice is live on Impact Plus on April 10th!

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

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

Here are all of tonight's backstage segments!

After Dark - AEW Dark recap for March 16, 2021

Anthony Ogogo guests on commentary for the next three matches.

Luchasaurus beats Cezar Bononi despite the constant distractions by "Pretty" Peter Avalon.

"Legit" Leyla Hirsch beats Savannah Evans with a cross arm breaker. After the match, Hirsch has an argument with Vickie Guerrero in the front row.

John "4" Silver beats John Skyler.

Penelope Ford beats Tesha Price.

Chaos Project (Luther and Serpentico) beat Fuego del Sol and Jake St. Patrick.

KiLynn King beats Jazmin Allure.

The Dark Order (Colt Cobana, Evil Uno, Stu Grayson and Alan "5" Angels) beat Angel Fashion, Baron Black, Vary Morales and Ryzin in an eight-man tag match with the Billy Goat's Curse from Colt Cabana to Baron Black.

The Gunn Club (Billy, Colton and Austin Gunn) beats David Ali, Adam Priest, and Seth Gargis.

Bear Country (Bear Boulder and Bear Bronson) quickly beat Dean Alexander and Brick Aldridge.

Nick Comoroto beats D3.

The Varsity Blonds (Griff Garrison and Brian Pillman Jr.) beat Jorel Nelson and Royce Isaacs.

Madi Wrenkowski beats Vertvixen.

Anthony Ogogo guests on commentary for the next two matches.

SoCal Uncensored ("The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) beat Carlie Bravo and Aaron Solow.

Team Taz ("The Machine" Brian Cage and "Absolute" Ricky Starks) beats Sonny Kiss and "The Bad Boy" Joey Janela. After the match, Joey Janela take his anger out on Sonny Kiss before apologizing to him.

-1 guests on commentary for the next match.

Preston "10" Vance beats Jack Evans with a Full Nelson despite the distraction from Angelico that sees 10 get busted open around the jaw area.

Raw Deal - Raw recap for March 16, 2020

Tom Phillips, Byron Saxton and Jerry "The King" Lawler introduces the viewers to the show, which will take place in the WWE Performance Center. As the viewers are introduced to what will happen tonight, Edge suddenly appears. Edge says that it has been a strange few months for him and his wife Beth Phoenix, and we see a video package of what has transpired between Edge and Randy Orton. Edge states that when "Cowboy" Bob Orton introduced him to Randy, he knew that their paths would intertwine, and he was right. He knew that Mick Foley wanted to pass the torch to them, and while they did, Edge learned grit while Orton did not. Edge says that this grit was what caused him to come back after nine years out of action at the men's Royal Rumble, and while Orton may be one of the best, he had everything handed to him while he worked for everything and got it. He says that he was raised by a single mother who broke her back to make sure his dreams came back, and they did, and at Royal Rumble, he threw Orton out of the ring. He says that this is all about jealously, not love, and it tears Orton apart. Edge then reveals that two weeks ago, Beth Phoenix showed up to make a medical update to retire on his behalf, but Orton refused to let her finish and pulled him out of a hole he dug for him. He then tells Orton that it will be the two of them in a Last Man Standing Match at WrestleMania if Orton has the guts, and that this is a redemption story that he will write in which Orton won't stand back up.

In footage from earlier today, Becky Lynch makes her way to the Performance Center in a semi-truck full of customm Becky Lynch decals and honks the horn before making her way to the building.

The 2020 men's Royal Rumble match is replayed.

It is announced that WrestleMania 36 will not take place in Tampa Bay, Florida as originally scheduled and will instead take place in the WWE Performance Center on April 5th on pay-per-view and WWE Network.

Jerry "The King" Lawler moderates the contract signing for "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. The Undertaker at WrestleMania. The Undertaker immediately gets in the ring shirtless and ready to fight, and flips the table that is in the ring. The show then cuts to a commercial break.

After the commercial break, it is mentioned that there was no contracts present on the table as The Undertaker cleared the ring. The Undertaker then waits in the ring, and "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles' music hits, but Styles does not show up. Styles' music plays again briefly, but once again, he does not show up. Styles then shows up on the video screen with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson backstage, carrying a contract in his hands. Styles commends The Undertaker for carrying WWE on his back for so long, but says that The Undertaker interjects himself into a WWE whose fans want him removed from it. He once again says that this is Michelle McCool's fault, and calls The Undertaker a shell of his former self as he says he has no sympathy for him after getting in The O.C.'s (Styles, Gallows, Anderson) business time and time again. Styles says The Undertaker cannot run or hide, and says that he will gladly pay for The Undertaker's assisted living costs after WrestleMania, as he will do everyone a favor when he makes him rest in peace. After some arguing back and forth, Styles has Gallows and Anderson take the contract to The Undertaker, who is still waiting in the ring. Gallows and Anderson then head to the ring and place the contract at the edge of the ring. The lights then go out, and when they come back on, The Undertaker is behind Gallows and Anderson. When they turn around, The Undertaker beats them up. Styles is livid as he watches from backstage, and The Undertaker soon signs the contract before placing it in Anderson's mouth.

We look back on the September 28, 1998 episode of Raw, when "Stone Cold" Steve Austin lept off a Zamboni and attacked Vince McMahon.

Asuka guests on commentary for the next match.

Rey Mysterio beats Andrade.

Becky Lynch shows up. She says she knows that "The Queen of Spades" Shayna Baszler is watching and that her existence drives her crazy, and says that as long as she is champion, Baszler's world of bullying everyone and running things is a lie. Becky says she is the prey who killed its predator, and tells Baszler to think about what will happen after she beats her, for she will prove that Baszler's life is a lie and it will hit Baszler like a truck.

We look back on the October 5, 1998 episode of Raw, when "Stone Cold" Steve Austin dressed up as a doctor and attacked Vince McMahon in a hospital room.

Backstage, Charly Caruso interviews Kevin Owens, who tells Seth Rollins that he accepts his challenge, and that he has given thought as to where and when to do it. He states that their match will happen at the Performance Center, and says that Rollins has always had the advantage. Owens then says that that he has home field advantage in the Performance Center, stating that Rollins has always said he would never make it in WWE. Owens says that he has a lot of friends and memories in the walls of the Performance Center, and he will add one more memory when he beats him in the building where he had to prove he was WWE-ready at WrestleMania.

We look back at "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's first WWE Championship win at WrestleMania 14, courtesy of Snickers.

Next week: Brock Lesnar, Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton are live!

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin shows up. Austin declares that from here on out, the 16th day of March is a national holiday, then asks the empty arena to give him a "hell yeah" if they want to know what 3:16 Day is all about. He gets two "hell yeah's" from Byron Saxton. As Austin delcares that 3:16 Day is "a day where you boss works for you" and "a day where you can have beer instead of your morning coffee" among other things, Saxton rates each explanation with scorecards. Afterwards, Austin asks Saxton to get in the ring and celebrate with him. Both men toast with a Austin's own Broken Skull Ranch IPA, then Saxton gets a Stunner. Becky Lynch then shows up with a cooler and steps on Saxton on the way into the ring, then both of them drink a few Broken Skull Ranch IPAs and Austin gives Saxton another Stunner to end the show.

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

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for March 16, 2019

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat Shinobi Shadow Squad (Cheeseburger, Eli Isom, Ryan Nova).

We hear from Rhett Titus, who says that Willie Mack has plans to defend the NWA National Championship. He says that plans will change when he takes the title from him next week.

Before the next match, "Number One" Brian Johnson says that when he and Joe Keys were coming to tonight's show, he says that it would be nothing but beautiful beaches and women; however, the women and the men they hang onto disgust them.

The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruisers and Brian Milonas) beat "Number One" Brian Keys and Joe Keys.

We hear from Madison Rayne, who says that the Twisted Sisterz (Thunder Rosa and Holidead) cannot control the narrative in ROH and do not exemplify what the company stands for. Tonight, she sends a message, starting with Thunder Rosa.

We hear from Willie Mack, who tells Rhett Titus that he will be in a fight with him as he defends the NWA National Championship in all fifty states.

Madison Rayne beats Thunder Rosa.

We hear from Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG), who say that they have been gone to rediscover themselves, and next week, they come back to face Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham.

Zack Sabre Jr. beats Rocky Romero by submission.

Impact Wrestling: One Night Only - March Breakdown: The Results

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El Reverso beats Idris Abraham.

Madison Rayne beats Gisele Shaw.

The Desi Hit Squad (Rohit Raju & Gama Singh) beat Sheldon Jean and Stone Rockwell.

A-1 and Allie beat Braxton Sutter and KC Spinelli.

"Reborn" Matt Sydal retains the Impact Wrestling X Division Championship against Petey Williams and Trevor Lee in a three-way match.

Eli Drake beats Cody Deaner.

Jake Something and Phil Atlas beat Aiden Prince and Brent Banks following a low blow by Atlas to become the Border City Wrestling Can-Am Tag Team Championships!

Joe Doering beats Moose.

Kongo Kong and RJ City beat Austin Aries and Alberto El Patron. After the match, Alberto piles Aries' championship belts on top of Aries.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 16, 2017

After the events of last week's Impact Wrestling, it is announced that Alberto El Patron has reluctantly and begrudingly vacated the Impact Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship due to the circumstances in which he won it in last week's main event match against Lashley.

Alberto El Patron shows up...without the Impact Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship. After saying that he loves Impact because they do not make him pretend to be someone he's not, he says that Impact is his house. Last week, he proved to everyone - including himself and the fans - that Lashley was beatable. He then says that if it were not for inside politics, he would still be World Heavyweight champ, and then calls out Lashley, wanting a fight. Instead of Lashley, however, El Patron gets Ethan Carter III, who commends him for relinquishing the World title after what happened last week, but tells him he can't just demand title shot and that he has to earn them. If he wants to earn one, he has to go through him, saying it's "Si vs. Three." El Patron says he has nothing against him, as he wants to fight Lashley and says the fans make the rules, not EC3. As he leaves, EC3 immediately questions the testicualr fortitude of Alberto El Patron, but El Patron gets back in the ring and tells him "I'm here to fight the big dog...not the bitch." After EC3 asks if there's nothing else he can do or say to get a match with him, El Patron repeats the "bitch" comment again. This immediately starts a brawl between the two men, and ever after officials and referees quickly rush into the ring to restore order, the brawl goes to the entrance ramp. Alberto El Patron gets in the ring and tells EC3 that if he wants a fight, he's got one.

One Night Only: March 2017 premieres on pay-per-view tomorrow night!

Eddie Edwards says Impact Wrestling is his dream: to be the best of the best. He says it's time to look to the future and that everyone in the company has the same goal. He wants to make Impact Wrestling great as this is his passion and what he was born to do, and he won't stop until it is great.

"Dirty" Dutch Mantel tells the new team that the tag team title situation needs to be investigated. Bruce Prichard says he has an idea...

Jeremy Borash announces that Ethan Carter III vs. Alberto El Patron is official for tonight.

We see a video package documenting the recent events between Tyrus and Eli Drake.

Laredo Kid and Garza Jr. - the latter the nephew of the late Hector Garza - get an upset win against Eli Drake and Tyrus in their Impact Wrestling debut after Garza Jr. gets a schoolboy pin on Eli Drake.

We see footage of Eddie Edwards, Moose and "The Cowboy" James Storm in Japan, who were in the country for some matches in Pro Wrestling Noah as part of Impact's partnership with them. The three of them say that the partnership will bring great things for Impact.

"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes shows up before the next match, saying that Impact will not "pimp out" the Rhodes name on their terms as he stops Brandi Rhodes from wrestling tonight. Cody hands her $45, which he says "was $20 than [Impact] were going to pay her," and tells her to stand in the corner. He then talks about Moose, saying he is in Japan before saying he himself is Japan. He then calls out Moose, wanting a match for the Impact Grand Championship, and forces Brandi to follow him to the back. The match between Brandi Rhodes and Kayci Quinn ends up never happening.

After the commercial break, Kayci Quinn is being attacked by Rosemary, who hits her with Red Wedding.

Ethan Carter III says everything has happened for a reason, including him come to Impact. He says he is the reason to watch Impact.

Alberto El Patron beats Ethan Carter III with the Cross Arm Breaker. After the match, Alberto El Patron tells EC3 not to leave until he gives him the respect he deserves, and tells him he gave one of the best matches of his career. The two of them then shake hands, and El Patron raises EC3's hand.

McKenzie Mitchell interviews Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Lester the Legend), who say that they are the perfect combination of athleticism and violence. Their motto is "United we survive, divided we die," and that they plan to be Impact Wrestling World Tag Team Champions.

Ethan Carter III doesn't seem to be a good sport backstage, as he kicks a trash can. Bruce Prichard has to calm him down.

Madison Rayne says Impact Wrestling is her entire adult life for the last decade. With any company, there are ups and downs, and she's been through them all. She says this is an exciting time with fresh, new faces, and that it is time to bring a brand new vision of professional wrestling.

Jeremy Borash announces that "she" will debut next week.

Suicide is coming back...

Trevor Lee retains the Impact Wrestling X Division Championship against Braxton Sutter, Suicide and Andre Everett. Trevor Lee wins the match after Braxton Sutter is distracted by Laurel Van Ness, who is still in her wedding dress and grabbing at Allie from the stands, by hitting Sutter with a high knee as soon as he gets back in the ring. After the match, Sienna shows up, saying that if Allie though Maria Kanellis-Bennett was bad, she's "the one with the AK-47." Sienna tells Allie and Braxton Sutter that they'll soon be sleeping together in a hospital and that "Romeo and Juliet always meet their tragic demise."

Moose says Impact is one of the greatest wrestling companies out there, if not the best, and he plans to bust his ass and connect with the fans in the ring to make Impact the best wrestling company in the world.

Bruce Prichard shows up. He says that championship are won and lost inside of the ring, and that they don't change hands in outer space or on the Internet. He announces that new tag team champions will be crowned in two weeks in a match between the four best tag teams in Impact Wrestling. Decay (Rosemary, Abyss, Crazzy Steve) show up and introduce themselves to Bruce Prichard and demand the tag team titles back. Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Lester the Legend) show up, and say they shocked the world last week before saying they want a tag team title shot. Garza Jr. and Laredo Kid show up wanting a tag team title shot as well. After Decay lays out Reno Scum, Laredo Kid and Garza Jr., the moment is interrupted by the return of The Latin-American Xchange (Konnan, Homicide, Diamante, Angel Ortiz, Mike Draztik), who decimate Decay to end the show.

Here's tonight's episode in 60 seconds!

Underground Sound - Lucha Underground recap for March 16, 2016

The episode is dedicated to the memory of Eiji "Hayabusa" Ezaki.

Fenix is in the locker room when Catrina shows up, saying she desires his powers after showing her frustration with trying to bring him down. She says that she sometimes wonders if she made the wrong choice in turning on Fenix to rule over the temple with Mil Muertes. The lights go out. Fenix and Catrina kiss, then says Mil Muertes will destroy him once and for all and he will bring her back from the dead. The lights go out. Catrina is gone. Fenix puts his hands over his head.

Ivelisse, Son of Havoc and Angelico beat The Disciples of Death (Barrio Negro, El Siniestro de la Muerte and Terce) to win the Lucha Underground Trios Tag Team Championships despite Catrina's interference and The Disciples of Death using the old bait and switch technique of replacing one guy with another behind the referee's back.

Johnny Mundo runs into Prince Puma as he trains on the punching bag, saying he won't go easy on him at Aztec Warfare like he did last year, and that this is his time and that the temple is not even his world...it's his. Prince Puma takes his anger out on the punching bag, putting his arm straight through it.

Rey Mysterio Jr. chats with El Dragon Azteca. El Dragon Azteca's training is complete, and he has an invitation to Aztec Warfare...as does Rey Mysterio Jr., who says he's not the only one with something to prove. They drink to that with a shot of tequila.

The Crew (Mr. Cisco and Cortez Castro) walk out on Chavo Guerrero Jr. at the beginning of the next match.

Texano beats Chavo Guerrero Jr. in a Bullrope match and takes his own bullrope back from Chavo before hitting him with it.

Mil Muertes takes hing anger out on The Disciples of Death (Barrio Negro, El Siniestro de la Muerte and Terce) for losing the Trios titles before he and Catrina head to the ring.

Dario Cueto and Black Lotus wait outside "The Temple" 175 miles from Boyle Heights as Matanza destroys somhind behind the door. Dario decides it's time to head back to the real temple, and unlocks the door containing his brother Matanza. We finally get our first look at Matanza, who looks like an all-black-clad Jason Voorhees soaked in blood.

Fenix beats Mil Muertes to win the Lucha Underground Championship! After the match, Catrina tells Fenix to celebrate while he can, as the title will be on the line again at Aztec Warfare next week. Fenix will go in at #1, while Mil Muertes will go in at #20. She then says that a thousand deaths are coming for everyone.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

Generation NXT - NXT recap for March 16, 2016

Sami Zayn shows up to start the show. He says he didn't have a match with Samoa Joe; he had a war. He came up short, but he has not regrets about the match, and still plans on being a two-time NXT Champion. As he talks about NXT TakeOver: Dallas and how he deserves something special, NXT General Manager William Regal shows up. Regal agrees he deserves something, and announces that at NXT TakeOver: Dallas, Sami Zayn will face none other than new NXT signee and former IWGP Intercontinental Champion, "The King of Strong Style" Shinsuke Nakamura. Nakamura appears on the TitanTron, telling him he'll see him at NXT TakeOver: Dallas.

The Hype Bros (Zack Ryder and Mojo Rawley) beat Angelo Dawkins and Kenneth Crawford.

NXT was at the Arnold Classic in Columbus, Ohio for the second year in a row.

Emma and Dana Brooke run into Deonna Purrazzo, who mock her for being unable to beat Asuka weeks ago. Emma says the Emmalution can't stop and won't stop, but Deonna says the Emmalution will be stopped tonight. Emma and Dana Brooke don't take her seriously.

Emma beats Deonna Purrazzo with the Emma Lock.

The Vaudevillains (Aiden English and Simon Gotch) stretch out backstage.

Tommaso Ciampa beats Jesse Sorensen by submission.

Asuka and Bayley beat Nia Jax and Eva Marie after Nia Jax accidentally hits a leg drop on Eva Marie. After the match, NXT General Manager William Regal says that Bayley has set the standard for what it means to be a champion in NXT, and Asuka has elevated an already stand-out NXT Divas Division even higher. Regal declares Asuka the new #1 contender to the NXT Women's Championship. Asuka stares crazily at Bayley before leaving the ring.

Tom Phillips and Corey Graves interview Austin Aries via satellite. He says Baron Corbin made a mistake blindsiding him, and that he will soon find out at NXT TakeOver: Dallas that lessons are the only things given and that "it'll be a great day to be great and a bad day to be you."

American Alpha (Jason Jordan and Chad Gable) beat The Vaudevillains (Aiden English and Simon Gotch) to become #1 contenders to the NXT Tag Team Championships!

Raw Deal - Raw recap for March 16, 2015

The Authority (Kane, Big Show, Seth Rollins, Joey Mercury, Jamie Noble) start the show. Rollins feels betrayed after Orton's actions last week. He goes on to say his betrayal of The Shield (Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns) was a sound business decision while Orton's betrayal of him was nothing more than disgusting and psychopathic. Big Show apologizes to Seth Rollins, saying he feels personally responsible. Kane says that Orton will betraying them, and Jamie Noble and Joey Mercury are distraught, and Mercury can't even speak. Rollins then accepts Orton's challenge to a match at WrestleMania 31, on the condition that Orton face him tonight on Raw. As Rollins badmouths Orton again, Orton shows up and accepts his part of the bargain, saying he doesn't mind a 5-on-1 match as it will still be worth it to strike Rollins down. He tells Rollins to finish the job, because if he doesn't, he'll finish him at WrestleMania.

Nikki Bella beats AJ Lee after Brie Bella attacks Paige outside the ring.

Renee Young interviews Kane and Big Show. Kane states that Big Show will be in Seth Rollins' corner tonight, but Show tells him that this is the first they've heard of him and yells at him to at least give him the option of making that decision himself. As Kane and Show bicker, Seth Rollins shows up and yells at them, telling them that this is what got them sent home and that they need to see the big picture. Kane tells Rollins to watch his tongue and tells him that he and Show enjoyed Orton humbling him like he did last week, and Kane tells him that he's been an entitled, spoiled brat ever since he helped him win the Money in the Bank Briefcase. Kane tells Rollins he won't be in his corner tonight, and extends that courtesy to Big Show...who also decides not to side with Rollins, either.

Ryback beats The Miz. During the match, Ryback tells Damien Mizdow to hit Miz, but Miz tells Mizdow to put his fist down. Mizdow does as Miz asks. After the match, Mizdow tries to help Miz up only to eat a Skull Crushing Finale.

Michael Cole hosts the contract signing for the United States title match between John Cena and Rusev at WrestleMania 31. John Cena shows up first, and says that the contract that he is about to sign is the most important one of all due to all that is at stake, and says that while Rusev is United States champ, he represents everyone in the crowd, and says that's not a good thing. He plans to fix that by beating Rusev at WrestleMania. He then signs the contract. Cole then introduces Rusev, who is without Lana and is dressed in a suit for once. Another representative takes Lana's place, and they both walk down the ring so Rusev can sign the contract, which he almost does. The guy who accompanied Rusev, however, is his attorney, who says that Rusev will not sign, saying that Rusev did not agree to this match in any way. However, he says that Rusev will sign if Cena curbs his "American barbaric behavior" and lets Rusev read his written statement, where he proceeds to bash America. Cena wants to jump Rusev, but the attorney gets in the way. After Rusev is done, he signs the contract, then topples the table, almost hitting Cena with it before fleeing.

Tyson Kidd and Cesaro land a cheap shot to beat The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Big E). After the match, Los Matadores (Fernando and Diego), who showed up to watch the match from afar, attack Xavier Woods ringside, starting a brawl that ends with Cesaro hitting the Neutralizer on Woods only to be taken out of the ring by a leg scissors takedown from El Torito.

Seth Rollins tells J&J Security (Joey Mercury and Jamie Noble) to stay on their game and be in his corner, but Noble is at odds with Rollins for not trusting him concerning Orton and telling him and Mercury to leave last week. Both of them argue, and Noble quits after Rollins slaps him in the face and Mercury has to stop him from fighting each other. Mercury walks away along with Noble soon after this.

Brock Lesnar speaks about his current situation regarding his WrestleMania match against Roman Reigns in a pre-taped interview.

Big Show viciously assaults Erick Rowan before their match can even begin.

"The Living Legend" Larry Zbyzsko is the newest inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2015.

"The World's Strongest Man" Mark Henry throws his hat into the ring for the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, then eliminates everyone in an unofficial mini-battle royal, especially the cheating Curtis Axel.

This Thursday on SmackDown, Cesaro, Tyson Kidd and Natalya take on Los Matadores (Fernando and Diego) and El Torito in a Six-Being Interspecies Match.

Paul Heyman is in the ring. He states that Brock Lesnar will destroy Roman Reigns and walk away with the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 31. As Heyman keeps saying that Roman Reigns can't beat Lesnar, Roman Reigns shows up and says that he may get carried out, but he'll be carried out with the WWE World Heavyweight title.

Renee Young interviews Paul Heyman, who annouces that Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar will say their last statements towards each other before WrestleMania 31.

Dean Ambrose, Daniel Bryan and Dolph Ziggler beat Stardust, Luke Harper and Bad News Barrett. After the match, R-Truth, who guested on commentary, tries to run away with the title, but it ends up with a game of hot potato which ends with Bad News Barrett getting his Intercontinental title back and everyone getting a Bull Hammer...including R-Truth.

Seth Rollins ends up making Triple H and Stephanie McMahon mad when he blames them for the chain of events that led to him, in the words of Stephanie, alienating everyone in the Authority. Stephanie tells him to man up, while Triple H tells him to get out of the office before his situation goes from bad to worse. Rollins, having now alienated HHH and Stephanie, gets out of the room.

Bray Wyatt says that The Undertaker failed to intimidate him, and that at WrestleMania, he will become the new face of fear.

Snoop Dogg and ESPN analyst and founder and editor-in-chief of Grantland Bill Simmons will guest star on Raw next week.

Seth Rollins tells Randy Orton before their match that he has made a fool out of him in three hours after Orton fooled him for three weeks, as he reveals that The Authority (Triple H, Stephanie McMahon, Kane, Big Show, Joey Mercury, Jamie Noble) turned against him on purpose to mess with him. Orton grabs a steel chair, and before he can fight anyone, the lights turn off, then come back on. Sting is in the ring, and they both fight off The Authority together. Orton and Sting stand tall together in the ring.

In a WWE Network exclusive, Randy Orton tells Sting he didn't need him to have his back, but he does admit that cool and shakes hands with him. Sting also speaks for the first time ever in WWE, saying he's been waiting 14 years to get in this ring, and he plans to take Triple H down at WrestleMania 31.

Here are the top 10 moments for tonight's show!