Raw Deal - Raw recap for March 2, 2026

At the start of the show, it is revealed that as per SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes will be defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against Drew McIntyre on SmackDown this Friday due to McIntyre's actions at Elimination Chamber.

The Vision ("The Oracle" Paul Heyman, Logan Paul, Austin Theory) heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Paul Heyman says that Seth "Freakin'" Rollins stole the credit of founding The Vision and co-founding The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Seth "Freakin'" Rollins, Roman Reigns) and deserves neither, and that Rollins stole the Elimination Chamber and the main event of WrestleMania from Logan Paul. Heyman then says that they will do something about this, and that the next time Rollins is in a WWE ring, The Vision will stomp him out. He says this is not a prediction or a spoiler, but a personal guarantee from The Vision. Austin Theory mentions his history with Rollins, saying that Rollins is not going forward after what he did to Logan Paul, and Logan Paul mentions that he eliminated three participants in the Chamber until Rollins stole the victory from him. General Manager Adam Pearce shows up with security and accuses The Vision of attacking "Main Event" Jey Uso before telling The Vision they will not hold the show hostage. Heyman says they did not attack Jey Uso, but tells Pearce they can plead guilty in advance to what they will do to Rollins. Pearce says that he wants to have a conversation with Rollins and cannot have it with The Vision in the ring. All of a sudden, a masked man in black shows up from out of the crowd, but is chased by security. A second one then shows up, and gets chased by Logan. A third one shows, and Theory chases him through the crowd. Heyman is all alone in the ring when a fourth one shows up, and a fifth man - who is really Rollins - shows up with a chair and blasts Heyman in the back with it. Rollins then stomps out Heyman with The Stomp. Rollins then leaves through the crowd, and medical personnel check on Heyman in the ring.

Backstage, a bloodied "The Oracle" Paul Heyman is in an ambulance. Logan Paul and Austin Theory check on Heyman, then Jimmy Uso shows up and attacks the both of them. LA Knight is the driver of the ambulance.

Gunther beats Dragon Lee by submission after countering Operation Dragon with a sleeper and ripping Dragon Lee's mask off while he has him in the hold.

Backstage, Asuka chews out Kairi Sane for her recent actions and walks off. AJ Lee shows up right after walks off, and Kairi Sane is staring forward blankly as Asuka calls for Kairi, much to AJ Lee's amazement.

It is announced that The Demolition (Ax and Smash) will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2026.

AJ Lee heads to the ring. AJ Lee says she came back to WWE to snatch the hair off of Becky Lynch's head and ended up snatching her title, and admitted that she did not know if she could still go. She mentions that the fans still remembered her when they could have forgotten, and made her believe she could still fight the very best. AJ says she beat Becky and that Becky gave her the fight of her life, and she proved she is still who she thinks she is. AJ states that while Becky is behind her, WrestleMania is ahead of her, but she is not waiting until then and that she will be a fighting champion, for it has been twelve long years since he last held a title and she is not taking this for granted or wasting time. She talks about how a few weeks ago, she wanted to face a few women in the locker room, and now that she has the Women's Intercontinental Championship, she knows they will want to get their hands on her. AJ Lee then dares anyone who thinks they are main event material and want to face their favorite wrestler's favorite wrestler to step up, for the next time she is in the ring, she is defending the title.

In backstage footage from earlier today, El Grande Americano I runs into Penta, who says that he is looking forward to Penta's Intercontinental Championship and is wanting the first shot if he wins. Los Americanos (El Grande Americano II, Rayo Americano, Bravo Americano) show up, wanting to know how long El Grande Americano I will keep up the charade. El Grande Americano I says he is the only El Grande Americano, but El Grande Americano II, who is clad all in black and gold, says they will see who the real one is in two weeks. El Grande Americano I then challenges Rayo and Bravo to a one-on-one match.

We hear from Liv Morgan, who says that Stephanie Vaquer tried to judge and embarrass her and does not know about her struggles. Shen then sarcastically states that she is privileged while mocking Vaquer's own struggles, and that she does not dwell on her past like Vaquer does. Liv admits she sees a little bit of herself in Vaquer, and at WrestleMania, she will give Vaquer the privilege of stepping into the ring with the greatest Royal Rumble winner of all time and " the Liv Morgan," and Vaquer will learn everything she needs to know.

El Grande Americano I beats Rayo Americano despite rampant interference and distractions by Bravo Americano and El Grande Americano II.

We hear from Penta, who says that when the bell rings, he will not just fight; he will come out with all of the energy, love and hearts of the people. He says that nothing and no one will save "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio when he makes history and becomes Intercontinental Champion.

Backstage, Liv Morgan proposes that Raquel Rodriguez challenge AJ Lee for the Women's Intercontinental Championship. Dominik speaks with JD McDonagh when Finn Balor shows up. Finn says he is not happy with how Elimination Chamber went down, but he is at peace. Dominik wants to know if Finn and JD will be there after he wins, to which they say they will.

Rusev suddenly shows up and stands on the announce desk, stating that he is tired of hearing about Oba Femi and tired of waiting. He knows that Oba Femi is in the back and says they both want this fight, and demands they fight right now. He says that "The Lion of Bulgaria" challenges "The Nigerian Ruler" and says that he will not leave until Oba Femi shows up. Oba Femi shows up and says Rusev has spent enough time talking before telling him to make something happen. Rusev gets in the ring and stares down Oba Femi, then both men start exchanging blows. Oba soon overpowers Rusev, but Rusev fights back. Oba soon plants Rusev with an Uranage and clotheslines him out of the ring.

Backstage, Bayley and Lyra Valkyria wonder what they will do for WrestleMania. Lyra proposes that Bayley challenge AJ Lee for the Women's Intercontinental Championship for WrestleMania, but Bayley reminds Lyra that she cost her a title shot against Becky Lynch. They both head to General Manager Adam Pearce's office, but see Iyo Sky come out. They head into the office anyway.

The crew of The 520 Podcast and Indiana Hoosiers football player Tyrique Tucker are seen in the crowd.

Jimmy Uso beats Austin Theory by disqualification after Jimmy Uso is attacked by Logan Paul. After the match, "Main Event" Jey Uso's music hits, and Jey Uso shows up with crutches. Jimmy and Jey go on the offensive with the crutches and clean house before hitting Theory with the 1D.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce is met by Danhausen, who demands a blimp, a Hall of Fame induction, a personal assistant and a picture of him with WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque pointing. The Judgment Day (Finn Balor, JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio) shows up, and Pearce introduces them to Danhausen. They are not happy to see him, and Dominik tells Danhausen to buzz off before something bad happens to him. Danhausen curses Dominik, then vanishes as soon as The Judgment Day laugh.

Jackie Redmond interviews Rhea Ripley on the stage. Rhea Ripley shows up with Iyo Sky and says it has been a whirlwind of emotions as of late, and losing the Women's Tag Team Championships. She says that Iyo Sky ahs been a lot of things to her, including her best friend, and thanks Iyo for always supporting and standing by her as well as pulling her out of a very dark situation. Iyo says Rhea did the same for her, and says that she went into the Elimination Chamber and proved why she is on top. She says that she will be okay on Raw, and tells Rhea to handle her business and win the WWE Women's Championship at WrestleMania. Rhea says she will do it and do it for Iyo, and tells her to hold down Raw, because on Friday, she will meet Jade Cargill face-to-face on SmackDown, and come WrestleMania, she will be leaving as the WWE Women's Champion.

Penta beats "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio to become the WWE Intercontinental Champion after JD McDonagh grabs the ring bell hammer at Dominik's behest only for Finn to stop McDonagh and tell him to let Dominik win on his own. Dominik is able to ready Penta for the 619 afterwards, but Penta dodges it, hits the Mexican Destroyer and wins the match and the title.

Roman Reigns heads to the ring. CM Punk joins him before he can say much. Punk mentions the history between the two of them, then says that he has already won. He says the last time they were both in the ring, Roman told him that he hated him. Punk says that he has Roman where he wants him and that he is in Roman's head. Punk also says he can see right through Roman. Roman says that if it were not for the World Heavyweight Championship, Punk would not even be on his radar. He says that Punk was brought back to entertain the 30-to-40-year-old virgins and sell T-shirts, but not to become champion, then states that Punk cannot be trusted even though the fans believe him. He says that Punk bitch and moans backstage to the point that he considers Punk not to be championship material. He calls Punk "a punk ass bitch" and states that he will put Punk on "one of them John Cena retirement tours" before having him mentor people in NXT that he will smash. Roman tries to leave, but Punk does not let him, and reminds Roman that he is alone now and that he is the one who runs things while Roman cannot even get anything done on his own. Punk says he does not care if Roman hates him, but he will not let Roman disrespect him, and not only will he beat Roman, he will bury him next to his father. Punk then leaves the ring to end the show, leaving Roman disrespected.

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Let's Go! - LFG recap for March 2, 2025

Mickie James thanks her team for a good job last week as the teams meet at the start of the show. Bubba Ray Dudley asks Drake Morreaux to show more personality, and Morreaux shows off what Bubba Ray ends up calling the "Bayou Boogie."

The theme of this week's episode is cutting promos and connecting with the audience. As Shawn Michaels meets with everyone, BJ has a cast on his arm, as he sustained a shoulder injury during a house show. A tag team match is made with four new talents, one of whom will replace BJ on Team Bully Ray. Bubba Ray Dudley, who says that he cares but only cares so much, asks BJ to help him find his replacement, to which BJ agrees.

Case Hatch and Cutler James beat Josh Black and Drake Starks in a showcase match. During the match, BJ shows up near the legends, much to Bubba's chagrin, and Bubba tells him to "help out" from a distance. Cutler James stands out to Bully Ray, but BJ disagrees. After the match, the four competitors do not like the fact that BJ has a say in their destiny. Cutler mentions that he and BJ have history and that he considers BJ "the slackass of the team." BJ says Starks and Case Hatch, but Cutler gets the spot. Cutler mentions that he and BJ are polar opposites. Bubba says he likes Cutler's fire and personality, and says that he will work to draw it out of his soul. BJ, on the other hand, says he will be telling Bubba "I told you so" when he finds out he made the wrong decision.

Shawn Michaels meets with the Legends and Future Greats for the promo competition, and "Road Dogg" Jesse James is the special guest for this week's competition. Chris Island and Shiloh Hill have a promo battle when Road Dogg asks Shiloh who he would like to talk trash to, and this leads to an insult contest between them. Dani and Penina are the next to cut promos on each other, and we also get a closer look at Penina. Zena and Leigh are also paired, but Zena does so poorly, Bully has to step in and spare Zena, saying "We'll work on that." Anthony Luke and Drake Morreaux bring up each others' girlfriends when they are paired up. Afterwards, the four Legends talk about the trash talking competition. Bubba Ray says he didn't expect any one on his team would do really well, as they were all put on the spot. Road Dogg sees potential in Chris and Shiloh, and whie everyone thinks highly of Penina, Mickie James says she has a secret weapon and that Penina won't beat Dani.

Mickie James brings out Michelle McCool to help out Dani. The Undertaker shows up and finds it odd that Michelle McCool - who is his wife - is helping Mickie James, but is okay with it even though it may cause Mickie problems down the road. Michelle teaches Hell's Gate - Undertaker's submission finisher - then has Dani asks Undertaker for permission to use the move. Meanwhile, Morreaux asks Bubba about how to connect with the crowd before his match, but Bully says he has to see him in the ring first. Dani asks permission to use Hell's Gate from The Undertaker, who reluctantly gives her permission for having the courage to ask him.

Shiloh Hill vs. Chris Island ends via stoppage. During the match, Shiloh targets Island's right leg, and as Shiloh has him by the right leg, Island knocks him out with a kick to the back of Shiloh's head with his left. Shiloh wants to keep wrestling, but he has to be talked out of it. Meanwhile, Mickie asks Island to check on his opponent during the match. The Undertaker talks with the rest of the Future Legends about the importance of differentiating selling from a real injury and the importance of protecting each other during a match.

Dani Sekelsky beats Penina Tuilaepa by submission with the Hell's Gate. Dani gets the nod from The Undertaker, who says that the match was well done, but gives advice on taking just one bump in the other's comeback in order to get the fans to lose their minds.

Drake Morreaux meets with Roxanne Perez before his match with Anthony Luke, which leads to a bit of trash talking between Luke and Morreaux. Morreaux mentions advice The Undertaker has given him: "Wrestle like it's your last match in WWE."

Drake Morreaux beats Anthony Luke. Bubba Ray Dudley tells Morreaux that he left it all in the ring and showed some personality, and that he and Anthony Luke left it all in the ring today.

Shawn Michaels meets with the Legends. The Undertaker says Shiloh had a rough break when he got his bell rung, and picks Anthony Luke over Drake Morreaux. Mickie notes that everyone is improving, and Bubba Ray Dudley says that Drake Morreaux was the shining star and picks him. Road Dogg picks Anthony Luke, but agrees that Morreaux shows promise. Michelle McCool says that the women did excellently today and will take the criticism from today and improve. The Future Greats are broughout to award the points. Dani gets for the point for the women, and Anthony Luke gets the point for the men. Team Booker and Team Mickie have two points each.

Collision Course - Collision recap for March 2, 2024

Before the next match can even take place, Buddy Matthews is attacked from out of nowhere by Mark Briscoe. Mark Briscoe hits Buddy with a chair and puts him through a table, then pulls out a spike. Brody King and Malakai Black show up and try to fight Mark Briscoe, but Brody King gets kicked in the groin as he goes for a choke slam and Malakai gets a kick blocked with a chair. Buddy stops Mark before he can use the spike on Malakai.Buddy and Mark fight their way to the stage, where Mark Briscoe blinds Buddy with the pyro before trying to burn him with it. Security and referees ultimately step in to stop Mark Briscoe.

In footage from after Dynamite, Swerve Strickland says that he does not let his guard down too often and that he paid for doing it, and that he will not let his eyes off "Hangman" Adam Pearce ever again. He says that he will not let "Hangman" Adam Page get the better of him, and that he will do what it takes to beat Samoa Joe for the AEW World Championship.

Dante Martin beats "The Bounty Hunter" Bryan Keith and Penta el Zero Miedo in a three-way match to qualify for the All-Star Scramble at Revolution.

In footage from after Dynamite, "Hangman" Adam Page says that he is in the World title match and that he did what he had to do to weaken Swerve and make sure he will not win the title.

Mariah May beats Angelica Risk. After the match, "Timeless" Toni Storm shows up and demands to speak with "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo, who shows up. Toni asks if this has gone too far and if this is what they have really trained for, now that their friendship is destroyed, and says from the bottom of the heart that she loves Deonna. She then says that there is only room for one, and it will never be Deonna. Deonna says she loves Toni, too, especially how she has her head so far up her ass that she will lose what started all this. She says that she is the best friend and the worst enemy, then says she hopes she has a bidet because it will be hard to wipe her ass when she breaks both of her arms. Toni says goodbye, then paints her lips with eyeliner and kisses her on the cheek. Deonna punches Toni, then Toni runs away. Mariah May gets in the ring to fight Deonna, but Deonna hits her with Storm Zero.

The Bang Bang Scissor Gang (Austin Gunn, "Platinum" Max Caster, Anthony Bowens) beats The Dark Order (Evil Uno, John Silver, Alex Reynolds) in a trios match. Before the match, the rest of The Bang Bang Scissor Gang keep "Platinum" Max Caster from doing his entrance rap.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Willow Nightingale, Stokely Hathaway and Kris Statlander. Stokely apologizes for his recent actions, and Willow says that they have to get on the same page and that she and Kris is going to kick Julia Hart and Skye Blue's asses.

Tony Schiavone interviews Wardlow in the ring. Wardlow talks about how two years ago, he won the Face of the Revolution map and choked out Samoa Joe last year, and says that he will face seven other all-stars for a shot at the world championship. He says that he does not care who he faces for the title, as he will slap "Hangman" Adam Page's mustache into the third row and he will kick the front door of Swerve Strickland's house down and kick his ass from the basement to the attic. He says that nobody will eat before him before telling Swerve to dance his way to the back of the line, as Swerve's house exists only in his world. Wardlow also says he is tired of the fans chanting for Samoa Joe and hopes that he does face him for the world title because Joe is in his spot, and this time, he will finish the job and beat Joe so badly he will be forced to sit at commentary where he belongs. Wardlow says he is him, has been him, and will always be him, and that he will prove he is still the face of the revolution and AEW's uncrowned king, for this is no longer wrestling; this is war. Suddenly, Chris Jericho shows up and wants to know what Wardlow is talking about before reminding him that they are both in the All-Star Scramble and that he is the best to ever do it. He says that Wardlow will not pass over him given his AEW accomplishments, then says it has been four years since he even had a chance to hold the AEW World Championship and that it is time to get back to where he can be. Jericho says he knows he is good enough, then asks Wardlow if he feels the same, as he complains so much about being overlooked and pushed aside, and says people stopped chanting his name because he was not good enough. After Jericho calls Wardlow "Mike," which leads to a chant, Wardlow says Jericho is absolutely right, as he was so close to the top of the mountain only to be forced to move backwards to the point that it ate at him inside. He then says that after three months with no phone calls and no work, he had to pick himself up off the floor and put himself back together and come back to AEW to remind the fans who he is, and he is done eating scraps. He then says that if Jericho thinks he is not good enough, he can come to the ring so he can show him. As Jericho approaches Wardlow, he is suddenly attacked from behind by Powerhouse Hobbs.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Serena Deeb, who says that she is undeniable and unstoppable with every week since her return and that nobody has challenged her in the ring yet. She says the competition she has faced for so does not know the difference between a wrist lock and a wristwatch, and dares anyone who thinks she is the best to step into her dojo so she can prove why she is the final boss.

Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) beats "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels and Matt Sydal after Jeff Jarrett, Karen Jarrett, Sonjay Dutt, and Satnam Singh distract the referee so that Jay Lethal can hit Christopher Daniels with Lethal Combination and put Marq Quen on top of him. After the match, Jeff Jarrett and company celebrate with Private Party, cementing an alliance.

We see a video package for Eddie Kingston vs. "The American Nightmare" Bryan Danielson at Revolution.

Thunder Rosa beats Cassandra Golden.

The Patriarchy (Christian Cage and Killswitch), Roderick Strong and "The Machine" Brian Cage beat Best Friends (Orange Cassidy and Trent Beretta), Hook and Daniel Garcia in an eight-man tag match follwing a cheap shot to Trent Beretta from "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne. After the match, Christian and Killswitch gang up on Garcia and Trent Beretta while Matt Taven and Mike Bennett show up to gang up on Orange Cassidy alongside Roderick Strong. "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard gets in the ring to save Daniel Garcia from Killswitch, but Killswitch grabs him and choke slams him into the metal folding chair as everyone from both teams continue to brawl to end the show.

SuperBout III, Part 1 - Memphis Wrestling recap for March 2, 2024

Memphis Wrestling celebrates its third anniversary.

Mackenzie Morgan retains the Memphis Wrestling Heritage championship against Cassandra Golden after dodging her as she charges at her and countering with a roll-up. After the match, Cassandra Golden raises Mackenzie's hand before hitting her with a short arm clothesline followed by multiple hip attacks and the Golden Rings. Multiple referees have to rush in to break the hold.

We hear from King Cobra and Michael. Michael says there will be no chicanery or tomfoolery today, and that he is here for revenge for King Cobra. King Cobra tells Simon to be ready, because Michael is coming for him. Simon says the rules do not apply to him and that he will break every rule and every bone in Michael's body before he comes for King Cobra.

Simon, now known as "Sycho Simon," beats Michael (now known as Mr. Michael) in a Play By The Rules Match, and is reinstated into Memphis Wrestling.

We hear from Big John Dalton, who says that he will finally get his hand on Reverend Ash Taylor and that he has a donation for his collection plate in the form of a right hand. We hear from Reverend Ash Taylor, who says that Big John Dalton will have to fight through his family to get his hands on him and that "BJD will simply be RIP" when all is said and done.

The Righteous Path (Brother Bruce, "Righteous" Ryan Rembrandt, Reverend Ash Taylor) beats Big John Dalton in a SuperBout Gauntlet Match after Reverend Ash Taylor turns his back to allow the first shot at him only for a man in a red mask and a long beard to show up and lay out Big John Dalton. After the match, the masked man, Brother Bruce and Ryan Rembrandt slam Big John Dalton in the middle of the ring.

We hear from The Nyxx Network (Sir Matt and Lord Gaston). Matt asks Ray Ray Sanders how many times they have to teach him a lesson, then Gaston says Ray Ray likes being taught a lesson and getting beaten up and that he will not beat them. We hear from Ray Ray Sanders, who says that while things did not work out on his own against them, he will not be fighting alone today.

Ray Ray Sanders' tag team partner is revealed to be Derrick King.

The Nyxx Network (Sir Matt and Lord Gaston) retain the Memphis Wrestling Tag Team Championships against Ray Ray Sanders and Derrick King after Derrick King inadvertently superkicks Ray Ray Sanders following the dodge by Lord Gaston. Will Gibson is the referee for this championship match.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 2, 2023

Heath and Rhino beat Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) in the BTI match.

Bullet Club ("Inevitable" Ace Austin and Chris Bey) make their way to the ring to start tonight's show. Bey then talks about how he set up the ring for shows in the current venue, how he debuted for Impact and competed for both the X Division and World titles, and how they won at No Surrender there. Ace Austin talks about how he too debuted in the current venue and beat Chris Sabin twice there, and says that while The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) are the best team to do it ever and an influence to them, they are no longer the best. Bey says it is because they are here now, and that they are the best team in Impact Wrestling. Before he can get the crowd involved in a "Q&Bey," The Motor City Machine Guns show up. Sabin asks them how long they have been teaming, then says he and Shelley have cultivated their craft all over the world and gotten better for the last seventeen years, and that they are now the best they have ever been. He says that they are still the best tag team in the world, then Ace Austin says they are tag team champions because he and Bey have not gotten a fair shot, and Bey says they only need one to shot to do it, and they will do it at Sacrifice. Shelley reminds Bey that they had to fight to survive in Impact fifteen years ago to become the best, and that Ace and Bey are just doing their best "Motor City Machine Guns" impression. He then says that instead of waiting until Sacrifice, they can go ahead and do it tonight if Chris Bey wants more history in the venue for tonight's show. Both teams shake hands, then have a stand-off.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "Hysterical" Shane Haste. Haste says that it is his turn tonight to make an impact and that "Speedball" Mike Bailey are in for a fight with his fist and that he is "the worst Karate Kid."

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Rich Swann. Swann admits that he lost and that it does not sit right with him, but the loss will not deter him as he is fully focused on the Impact World Championship. Suddenly, Raj Singh and Shera bribe the camera crew to focus on them. As Raj Singh brags about hitting it big in Las Vegas, Swann says the decisions one make matters and that Singh's luck has truly ran out. He says he is not in the mood for games and is ready to whup his ass, but Raj Singh is more interested in the roulette table.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats "Hysterical" Shane Haste.

Backstage, The Design (Deaner, Kon, Angels) meet. Angels says they should not continue with Callihan, whom he says is trying to destroy them from within. Deaner says there may be no need to go down with Step 6, then Rhino shows up. Rhino says he will not let The Design mess with Callihan's head like they did his, but Callihan shows up and says The Design is where he wants to be. Rhino says Callihan is not thinking clearly and that he will have to knock some sense into him. Deaner says they have their Step 6.

Kenny King beats Kevin Knight.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander. Alexander says the journey to the top may be tough, but that is where the challenge begins. He says that KUSHIDA sent a message to him at Battle of the Valley, then says he will send a message back to KUSHIDA at Sacrifice in a ten-man tag match. Steve Maclin shows up. He says that he knows Alexander has a lot on his plate, but he wants Alexander to hold on to the World Championship as he wants to beat the longest-reigning champion in history.

Backstage, Director of Authority Santino Marella and Dirty Dango find out that Tommy Dreamer will be okay. Bully ray shows up and also finds out that Dreamer will be okay, then says he will make sure he will not live. Bhupinder Gujjar then confronts Bully Ray for what he did to Dreamer and presses him against the wall, and Bully Ray and a member of security have to get Bhupinder to calm down before Bully slaps him in the face. Bhupinder threatens to kill Bully.

Mickie James heads to the ring. She says it feels good to be in the ring as Knockouts World Champion once again after No Surrender. She says people have told her that she could not beat Masha Slamovich, but she is still the champion. She then says there is still unfinished business with Jordynne Grace, who keeps telling people that she tapped out, and says they will soon get back to business. "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw, Jai Vidal and Savannah Evans suddenly show up. Gisele says it is funny that Mickie wrestled Masha to dodge Jordan, then wants to wrestle Jordynne to dodge the next real challenger. She says that she knows Mickie can beat Jordynne, assuming Jordynne cannot get her in the rear naked choke, then accuses Mickie of dodging her. Mickie says she beat her on "The Last Rodeo" and that she can beat her again. Gisele says Mickie faced "a Gisele Shaw" who was trying to find her footing, but not "this Gisele Shaw" who has beaten "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo at No Surrender and has owned who she is. She says that she destroy anyone and anything in her path to the Knockouts Championship that happens to be on Mickie's shoulder, and warns Mickie that once she is done with Jordynne, she is next. Mickie says they do not have to wait until she is done with Jordynne and says Gisele is putting Jordynne in front of herself because she is afraid of getting beaten again, but Gisele says she is prepared to wrestle tonight. After Mickie tells Gisele that she does not need wrestling gear to beat her, Gail Kim shows up and says Gisele loves to run her mouth and run away too often, and that Mickie has earned the right to call her own shots. She makes the match official for the Impact Wrestling Knockouts World Championship.

Backstage, as Brian Myers talks to a truck driver about his podcast, Moose shows up and says Impact still has a Joe Hendry problem. Myers says he has zero interest in helping him become champion, but Moose says he wants to help Myers become champion as he never got his rematch, and that he wants to humiliate Hendry.

Backstage, Jordynne Grace meets with Director of Authority Santino Marella regarding "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw getting a Knockouts title shot, and says that she wants to invoke her rematch clause against whoever wins. Johnny Swinger and Zicky Dice shows up and meet with Marella regarding having to get 50 wins for a title shot. Marella allows Swinger to pick his own opponent for his next match.

PCO beats Trey Miguel by disqualification after Eddie Edwards shows up and hits PCO in the back of the head with a shovel to no effect. After the match, PCO choke slams Eddie, and security steps in only to be overpowered. As security is occupied with Eddie, PCO goes for a PCO-sault to the outside. Eddie escapes it and flees through the crowd while PCO points the shovel at him.

Bullet Club ("Inevitable" Ace Austin and Chris Bey) beats The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) for the Impact World Tag Team Championships!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for March 2, 2023

Mark Briscoe beats Slim J.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Tony Deppen. Deppen produces a piece of paper which states that he, Tony Deppen, proclaims that he will do the unthinkable by beating Samoa Joe by pinfall or submission. He says he has either the STF that is better than Samoa Joe's or the classic chickenwing. he says that after sitting front row at Final Battle last year, he knows all of Joe's weak points and he will take full advantage to take back the ROH Television Championship and cement his legacy in Ring of Honor history.

The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) beat The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and Carlie Bravo).

Zack Sabre Jr. retains the New Japan Pro Wrestling World Television Championship against "All Heart" Blake Christian by submission.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Konosuke Takeshita, "Smart" Mark Sterling and Ari Daivari. Sterling tells Takeshita that his match tonight is not going to happen, and makes it clear that he does not like him and that "The Technical Beast" Josh Woods wanted his first ROH opponent to be of "a higher caliber." Sterling proposes that they cancel the match and split the winner's purse 55-45, then call it a day before handing Takeshita a contract. Ari Daivari also throws in an extra $10,000. Takeshita tears the contract up and leaves.

We hear from "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels, who talks about the founding of Ring of Honor and how it has come back with new owners, with the competition and his being in the thick of it being the only thing that have not changed. He warns the locker room that despite all that he has done, there is still more that he wants to, and if anyone gets in his way, they should say their prayers.

"The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels beats Rohit Raju.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Rhett Titus and "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams. Titus says the path remains the same, and that path is back to the mountaintop. Williams says he has worked his entire life to get to ROH, as it is the professional wrestling that he loves and what he feels it should be. He talks about the success that he and Titus had a team that was snatched away from them, and that they will work harder than ever to restore honor to ROH. Suddenly, Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis) show up. Kyle Fletcher says there is no better tag team right now than Aussie Open and challenges them to a tag team match. Titus and William accept.

Konosuke Takeshita beats "The Techinal Beast" Josh Woods.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Claudio Castagnoli. Claudio says pressure makes diamond, and that he is born for situations like every single day. He says that tonight, he defends the ROH World Championship against AR Fox, and while Fox has beaten him before, nothing will spoil his title defense tonight.

The Embassy ("The Machine" Brian Cage, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) beat Joe Keys, Rex Lawless, and LSG in a trios match.

Ari Daivari beats Metalik (also known as Mascara Dorada).

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews AR Fox. AR Fox says about ten years ago, he tried out for Ring of Hnor but never got invited back. He says taht he busted his ass to be the best he can be, and now he is headlining the first episode of the new era of Ring of Hnor. He then warns Claudio Castagnoli that he is coming for the title.

Madison Rayne and Skye Blue beat The Renegades (Charlette and Robyn Renegade).

Next week: Dalton Castle is in action!

Ian Riccaboni interviews Wheeler Yuta in the ring. Wheeler Yuta says he is not a junior member, a rookie or a hot, young upstart, but a champion, and he became champion by surrounding himself with three of the greatest wrestlers of all time in Claudio Castagnoli, Jon Moxley and "The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson. He then says that he is free next week, and if anyone wants to wrestle the ROH Pure Championship away from him, they should make themselves known right now. Timothy Thatcher shows up and introduces himself, then says he is not a big fan of talking but a big fan of fighting, and if Yuta is offering a challenge for the Pure Championship, he accepts.

Next week: Samoa Joe in action!

Willow Nightingale beats Lady Frost. After the match Ian Riccaboni interviews Willow, who says she has picked up a few wins as of late and has been on a roll, and the next logical step is challenging Athena for the ROH Women's World Championship. Suddenly, Athena shows up and congratulates Willow on her win, then says that Willow is happy to be here and says that if she were happy to be here, she would not be champion. Athena then "accepts [her] mediocre offer" of challenge, then wants to know that when she beats her ass all over the arena, she is nothing but porcelain and lucky enought to be in her division.

Claudio Castagnoli retains the ROH World Championship against AR Fox. After the match, Eddie Kingston shows up and says he is here now and that he is beating his ass and coming for the ROH World Championship. Eddie then offers Claudio the microphone, but Eddie drops it and Claudio walks away.

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for March 2, 2022

Tony Schiavone and Tony Khan are in the ring to start tonight's show. Tony Khan thanks everyone for their support during the pandemic, then says tonight is a big night and this week is a big week. He then says that three years ago, AEW was started out in the Daily's Place parking lot, and that 17 years before that, Ring of Honor was formed. He says he has been a long time ROH fan, and that he just became the new owner of Ring of Honor. He says that Ring of Honor started with an era of honor, then mentioned that both men in ROH's first show's main event did not win that night. Those men were Christopher Daniels and Bryan Danielson, and they face off tonight.

"The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson beats "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels after countering the Best Moonsault Ever into a triangle sleeper and Daniels passes out following elbows to the head. (The referee for this match, Paul Turner, was the referee for Ring of Honor's first main event between Daniels and Danielson twenty years ago.) After the match, Danielson says that twenty years after that Ring of Honor main event, they were in the main event tonight. He says that they started and ended matches with handshakes, then says he is in AEW, not ROH, and it is time to kick somebody's head in. Danielson proceeds to kick Daniels' head in, then tells Jon Moxley that he will do the same to him at Revolution. Jon Moxley then shows up. Moxley says that he is violent, but Danielson is more violent than ever. He says there are two paths he can walk right now, and the one he takes determines his future. He says that he could get his kicked in at Revolution and fade into obscurity, but he chooses to walk the other path where he refuses to die and that he will walk through fire, bullets and Bryan Danielson to do it. He says that his story is just beginning and that he will write his first chapter in blood at Revolution, then tells Danielson that if he wants to prove him wrong, then he must take his shot. Danielson teases fighting Moxley only to roll out of the ring and leave.

We hear from Darby Allin and Sting. Darby Allin says he is not worried about fines and suspensions for anyone who gets involved in the upcoming triple threat tag match, and neither does Darby. Darby says that while they may be teaming with Sammy Guevara at Revolution, it is showtime on Rampage.

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) win the fifteen-team tag team Casino Battle Royal. At the beginning of the match, Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) show up, with Darius returning for the first time from injury in over a year. Also during the match, Danhausen comes out of the ring to curse Evil Uno before Trent Barretta eliminates him with a half-and-half suplex on the ring apron, and near the end of the match, ReDragon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) show up to watch the rest of the match from ringside. After the match, The Young Bucks and ReDragon stare down in the middle of the ring, then Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus show up on the stage.

FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler)

Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin)

The Acclaimed ("Platinum" Max Caster and Anthony Bowens)

The Dark Order (Alan "5" Angels and Preston "10" Vance)

The Butcher and The Blade

The Varsity Blonds (Griff Garrison and Brian Pillman Jr.)

Bear Country (Bear Boulder and Bear Bronson)

Proud 'n Powerful (Santana and Ortiz)

Best Friends (Chuck Taylor and Trent Barretta)

The Dark Order (Evil Uno and Stu Grayson)

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson)

The Wingmen ("Pretty" Peter Avalon and "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth)

The Gunn Club (Austin and Colten Gunn)

Brock Anderson and "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson

2point0 (Jeff Parker and Matt Lee)

Backstage, we hear from Chris Jericho, who says that the wrestling world is buzzing over his match with Eddie Kingston following their face-to-face meeting last week. He says Eddie is the star he hoped he would be and has his chance to win the big one. Jericho says he is "the big one," and asks Eddie Kingston if he has what it takes to beat him and get over his fear of success. He says that if Eddie can do that, he will shake his hand and have Eddie's utmost respect. Otherwise, he will laught at him and tell him to "GFY." Proud 'n Powerful (Santana and Ortiz) show up and fist bump Jericho, then Jericho asks "Are we good?" Proud 'n Powerful say yes, then Jericho says "I always got your backs."

CM Punk heads to the ring. He says that every morning, he would get up, splash water across his face and ask himself if he was the bad guy. Punk then one usually does not consider themselves the bad guy in their own story, and says he always considered MJF to be the bad guy. He gives MJF credit for baring his soul and sharing some deep thoughts, but he also cannot help but feel he is being gaslit and while he does not believe MJF is lying, he is still questioning his sincerity. Punk mentions a photo of himself with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, then says that for somebody who took his ball and went home, he has not been mad at the world or done horrible things like MJF has done. He mentions how MJF has hurt other people and says "hurt people hurt people," and says that when he showed up, MJF extended his hand but he did not shake it. Punk questions if he has been Dr. Frankenstein, then says there is nothing more impactful that he can say or do besides having a conversation with MJF in the ring in front of the world. MJF shows up, then CM Punk says he has done horrible things in his life and used to be so full of hate like MJF, then says that this hate will eventually burn MJF up. Punk says his respect is earned, not given, then says it is about the eleven-year-old kid who looks up to MJF like MJF looked up to him. He then says he woke up, splashed water on his face, and asked himself if he was the good guy only to answer "I sure am trying." CM Punk extends his hand, and MJF hugs him. Punk hugs him back, then MJF kicks him in the groin and hits him with the Heatseeker. He then reveals a T-Shirt with his photo with CM Punk on it. Shawn Spears and Wardlow show up with a dog collar, then hand him the Dynamite Diamond Ring. MJF puts the ring on and knocks Punk out with it before continuing to pound on Punk until security show up. MJF then cuts a promo similar to Punk's "I'm a snake" promo from Ring of Honor - the same promo that CM Punk cut when he turned heel in that promotion - and tells him that at Revolution that he is the devil himself. As Shawn Spears chokes out Punk with the dog collar, Darby Allin and Sting show up and chase MJF and Spears away.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Keith Lee. "Absolute" Ricky Starks and Powerhouse Hobbs show up, and Starks warns him that Rampage is "Starks country" and that if he shows up, he will not make it to Revolution. Starks says he will see him when he sees him, and Keith Lee says he will be there.

Thunder Rosa and Mercedes Martinez beat Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. and Jamie Hayter.

Backstage, Alex Marvez interviews Tay Conti and Anna Jay when Jade Cargill and "Smart" Mark Sterling show up. Anna Jay holds Tay Conti back as Sterling mentions that there is a no-contact clause before their TBS title match.

We see a video package for Kris Statlander vs. "Legit" Leyla Hirsch.

Wardlow beats Cezar Bononi. After the match, Shawn Spears tries to swing a chair at Cezar Bononi, but Wardlow stops him and stares him down. Shawn Spears backs off.

We hear from Malakai Black, who says that the House of Black gave PAC new sight and Penta el Zero Miedo a new means to find new levels of violence. Brody King says society shuns violence while the House embraces it, and Buddy Matthews shows up and says they seek the truth. Buddy then says the truth is that they are the House and the House always in.

Backstage, Shawn Spears and MJF let Wardlow know that if he wins the Face of the Revolution Ladder Match, he can keep the AEW title. As MJF says "Like you're going to win it anyway," Wardlow says it is because he is too busy helping him win. MJF goes up to Wardlow and slaps him, telling him not to mistake his benevolence for weakness and that he works for him, not AEW, or else he and his family will be out on the street.

Adam Cole and ReDragon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) beat "Hangman" Adam Page and The Dark Order (John Silver and Alex Reynolds). After the match, Adam Cole continues to attack Reynolds, and when Adam Page makes the save, ReDragon try to take him out only to get outsmarted by Page. Page goes for a Buckshot Lariat on Cole, but Fish trips him up on the ring apron. ReDragon then tie Adam Page to the ropes with duct tape and force him to watch as they lay Silver and Reynolds out. Cole tries to hit Page with the AEW title, and Page fends that off only to be superkicked. Cole then says the AEW title belongs to him.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 2, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Here are all the backstage segments from tonight's show!

After Dark - AEW Dark recap for March 2, 2021

Anthony Ogogo guests on commentary for the next three matches.

Lee Johnson and Aaron Solow beat Chris Peaks and Louie Valle.

Red Velvet and KiLynn King beat Ivelisse and Diamante.

Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) beats Fuego del Sol and Jon Cruz.

The Gunn Club (Billy, Austin and Colten Gunn) beat Tony Vega, Aaron Frye and Angel Fashion.

Abadon beats Renee Michelle.

Stu Grayson beats JD Drake.

The Acclaimed (Max Caster and Anthony Bowens) host The Acclaimed Shoppng Network, where they sell the Dark Order's Kool Aide. They have someone drink the purple liquid in a Gatorade bottle only for them to turn into a masked wrestler, and this segues into a music video where Max Caster raps and makes fun of Preston "10" Vance, who he will face in a qualifying match for the Face of the Revolution Ladder Match tomorrow night on Dynamite.

Bear Country (Bear Bronson and Bear Boulder) beat M'Badu and Baron Black. After the match, The Butcher, The Blade and The Bunny show up, and The Butcher and The Blade attack Bear Country, with The Blade hitting Bear Boulder with a chair before Bunny kicks that same chair into Bear Bronson's left shoulder with the assistance of The Butcher ad The Blade.

The Dark Order (Evil Uno, Alan "5" Angels and Colt Cabana) beat Levi Shapiro, John Skyler and Ryzin.

Anthony Ogogo guests on commentary for the next two matches.

Max Caster beats JJ Garrett after Anthony Bowens throws a boombox into the ring, distracting the referee so that Caster can kick Garrett in the groin.

TheHybrid2 (Angelico and Jack Evans) beat Shawn Dean and Carlie Bravo with a Navarro Death Roll from Evans to Bravo.

Orange Cassidy beats Steven Stetson.

Chuck Taylor beats VSK.

-1 guests on commentary for the next match.

Preston "10" Vance beats Daniel Joseph.

SoCal Uncensored ("The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) beat Matt and Mike Sydal.

AEW World Women's Championship Eliminator Tournament Matches for March 1, 2021

Madi Wrenkowski beats "The Librarian" Leva Bates. During the match, Madi tears pages out of one of Leva's books. Leva tries to use a book as a weapon, but the ref takes the book away. As the ref puts the book away, Wrenkowki hits Bates in the head with another book to get the win.

"Legit" Leyla Hirsch beats Miranda Alize with a cross arm breaker.

"The Native Beast" Nyla Rose beats Thunder Rosa to win the United States Bracket and advance to the finals of the AEW World Women's Championship Eliminator Tournament.

Raw Deal - Raw recap for March 2, 2020

Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman show up to start tonight's show. Heyman says it is their job to hype up WrestleMania and says that this year's WrestleMania is a sham, as WWE wants to sell the fans on Drew McIntyre, whom Heyman calls "a hyped-up fraud." He says that the fans cheer for McIntyre because Lesnar "massacred" fifteen consecutive top stars in WWE only to get hit with a low blow by Ricochet, which left Lesnar vulnerable to McIntyre kicking him in the face and over the top rope in the men's Royal Rumble match. Heyman then says that the fans cheer this information like "Pavlovian dogs," and while he and Lesnar offer no excuses for what happened at Royal Rumble, he states that McIntyre cannot beat Lesnar, who will destroy him the next time he sees him. Heyman says this is because McIntyre is "a stupid, big bitch who is going to get squashed." Suddenly, McIntyre shows up. McIntyre has a staredown with Lesnar, and Lesnar smiles at McIntyre as he slowly backs out of the ring. As he teases leaving the ring, Lesnar charges at McIntyre only to fall victim to a Claymore Kick. The fans chant "You deserve it!" as Heyman and a stunned Lesnar slowly make their way to the back. After Lesnar makes his way onto the stage, however, he is suddenly Claymore Kicked again by McIntyre, who soon raises up the WWE Championship in front of a downed Lesnar. When Lesnar gets back, he is Claymore Kicked again.

Before the next match, Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) hype the crowd up for the next match. Montez Ford says it is now or never and that he and Angelo Dawkins have worked for years for the Raw tag team titles, and if they win tonight against Seth Rollins and Murphy, the fight is over. Angelo Dawkins says that the joke is on "The Monday Night Pariah" and "Murph the Smurf", because when the pressure is on, they cook.

In what is billed as a "Now or Never" match and Street Profits' (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) last opportunity at the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships, Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) beat Seth Rollins and Murphy to become the WWE Raw Tag Team Champions! During the match, Rollins calls AOP (Akam and Rezar) to the ring behind the referee's back, but the referee soon catches wind of what is going on and ejects AOP from ringside. As the referee argues with AOP and Murphy at the ring apron, Kevin Owens gets in the ring behind the referee's back and hits Rollins with a Stunner before fleeing through the crowd. As Murphy and AOP chase Owens through the crowd, Montez Ford hits Seth Rollins with a top rope frog splash to earn Street Profits the win and the titles.

Backstage, Charly Caruso interview Seth Rollins and Murphy. Rollins says that anyone who stands in their way will be eradicated, and he say that he and Murphy will take down Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) and take back the Raw tag team titles at Elimination Chamber. He also says that Kevin Owens can name the time, place and stipulation, because when he gets his hands on him, Owens will be crucified.

Riddick Moss retains the WWE 24/7 Championship against Ricochet.

Before the next match, "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles says that he is not in a good mood, as he should be celebrating with a trophy, had it not been to The Undertaker. He says he is the talk of the town and not in a good way, as there is a viral video of Mark Wahlberg giving him advice. This video is soon shown, where Wahlberg advises Styles to walk away from the situation while he still can. Styles says he should be celebrating with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, then says he will not take Wahlberg's advice, for he is on a collision course with The Undertaker. Styles hopes that The Undertaker is watching, because he has a match with Aleister Black, and he hopes it serves as a warning to The Undertaker for holding on to a spotlight that now belongs to him. Aleister shows up, and before the match begins, Styles tells Aleister that he did not read the contract for their match and that he will have to go through Karl Anderson first to get to him.

Aleister Black beats Karl Anderson. After the match, "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles stats that Aleister will now have to go through Luke Gallows to get to him.

Aleister Black beats Luke Gallows by disqualification after Gallows refuses to listen to referee John Cone's five-count while attacking Aleister in the corner. Afterwards, Karl Anderson also attacks Aleister. This gives Styles his match against Aleister, who is soon hit with a Magic Killer before the match begins.

"The Phenomenal" AJ Styles beats Aleister Black after hitting the Phenomenal Forearm followed by an Undertaker-style pinfall attempt.

Backstage, Charly Caruso interviews Ruby Riott. Ruby says that people make and break promises everyday, proving themselves loyal in a single breath. She then says the only person she is responsible for is herself, and she will prove her ability to strike whenever she wants on Sunday and that there are no friends inside the Elimination Chamber.

Liv Morgan beats Ruby Riott in a match with Sarah Logan as special guest referee. During the match, Ruby inadvertently hits Sarah during a kick-out from a pinfall attempt from Liv Morgan. When Liv kicks out of another pinfall attempt, Ruby confronts Sarah over the cadence of her count, and Liv Morgan goes for a schoolkin pin on Ruby. Liv wins the match after Sarah makes a fast count. After the match, Ruby Riott confronts Sarah Logan, who pushes Ruby before Liv hits Ruby with a running knee to the face. Sarah then lays Liv out.

Backstage, No Way Jose and his conga line are met by Erick Rowan and his cage. Jose asks Rowan if they can see what is in the cage, and Rowan says he has waited for somebody to ask nicely to see what is in the cage. Rowan then proposes showing them what is in the cage, and he reaches in and pulls out a giant tarantula. Jose and his conga line scatter and eventually run away.

We look back on "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's beer bath on The Corporation from the March 22, 1999 episode of Raw, courtesy of Novartis.

Before the next match, Asuka, who is wearing a cast on her left hand, tells "The Queen of Spades" Shayna Baszler she is lucky tonight because she got injured. Kairi Sane tells Asuka "I've got this," then Asuka says Kairi is hungry for Baszler after mentioning Becky Lynch and Elimination Chamber in Japanese.

"The Queen of Spades" Shayna Baszler beats Kairi Sane with the Kirifuda Clutch in her Raw debut. During the match, Becky Lynch shows up and guests on commentary.

Backstage, Sarah Schreiber interviews Rey Mysterio and Humberto Carrillo. Rey says that Humberto is the type of competitor who keeps getting back up no matter how many times he goes down, and says their war with Andrade and Angel Garza will end when and how they want it to end.

Rey Mysterio and Humberto Carrillo beat Angel Garza and Andrade.

Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) vs. Seth Rollins and Murphy for the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships and Aleister Black vs. "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles in a no-disqualification match are officially matches for Elimination Chamber.

Beth Phoenix shows up. Before she can give a medical update on her husband Edge, Randy Orton shows up. Orton tries to hug Beth Phoenix, then tries to shake her hand, but Beth wants none of it and calls him "a son of a bitch." Orton then sits on the top rope in the corner, and Beth says that she is here as a wife because she needs needs her husband, and also as a mother because her children deserve their father. Before Beth can say much else, Orton stands up and approaches Beth, then takes a microphone and says it is a certainty that Edge will never wrestle again after what he did. Orton then says he will give Beth an explanation. He talks about a live show in St. Louis, where he was backstage with his father Bob Orton Jr. as a fan trying to break into WWE, and talks about how Edge showed respect to his father. He says that as Edge shook his father's hand, he said that his father was one of the best bad guys in the business and a reason why he got into the business in the first place. His father then introduced him to Edge. Edge then shook his hand, wished him luck, and told him that they would face each other in the ring if he played his cards right. From there, he was inspired to work his way to the WWE, and eventually, he and Edge stole the show. Orton chronicles their history as rivals and tag team partners, but as things could not get any better, he made some poor choices, and Edge pulled him out of the whole, saved his life, and taught him that there was more to life. Orton credits him for making him into a better father and family man, then says he returned the favor and saved his life, for at the night after Royal Rumble, Edge thought he would be back for good and competing on a regular basis. Orton then says he knew better and knew that somebody would make a name for themselves by putting him in a wheelchair, and decided to do just that and give Beth and her family their husband and father back. He then says everyone thinks that what happened to Edge is his fault, but then says it is Beth's, as she is an enabler and Edge is a junkie for the roar of the crowd, and she did nothing to stop it or help him, leading him to step in. Orton says that by saying everything out loud, he realizes that he loves Edge and his two daughters better than Beth ever could. Beth responds by slapping Orton in the face, then Orton says "You're a bitch." Beth kicks Orton in the gut, but Orton hits Beth with an RKO. Referees, officials, medical staff and Superstars check on Beth after Orton leaves.

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

Impact Wrestling: One Night Only - Clash In The Bluegrass - The Results

Dimes beats Sinn Bodhi with a surprise schoolkid pin.

Colton Cage beats Brandon Espinosa after Dani distracts the referee.

We hear from The War Kings (Crimson and Jax Dane), who says that tonight is a three-way war with two other teams, and both of them have to face each other in a ten-minutes with the winner determining who they face. If neither of them win, they face both teams at the same time. Jax Dane likes the sound of this.

Zo beats Cash Flo, Jay Bradley and Moose in a four-way match with an inside cradle to Cash Flo.

Madison Rayne - who is now officially back in Impact Wrestling following a stint in Ring of Honor - beats Cali Young.

Moose says he did not win tonight, but he did not lose tonight, either. He says that he did not want to be in Louisville, Kentucky and feels that Impact Wrestling is ribbing him by taking him from his home and putting him in places like this and in matches with people he does not even like. He says that when he gets back home, he will have a massage waiting for him and the masseuse will know why he is a legend.

Team OVW (Dustin Jackson, Sam Thompson, Melvin Maximus, Shiloh Jonze) beats Team Impact (Madman Fulton, Jake Crist, Dave Crist, Rohit Raju) by disqualification after Sami Callihan gets involved. Tony Gunn shows up and goes after Callihan after the match, and referees have to show up to stop all of the brawling.

We hear from "The Machine" Brian Cage. He plans to do what he does every night: go to the ring, own the spotlight, get the spotlight, get his stuff in and prove that there is nobody better than him.

"The Machine" Brian Cage beats Justin Smooth.

We hear from Shannon The Dude, who says that he and Adam Revolver know everything above Eddie Edwards and that Eddie has never been in the ring with someone like Adam Revolver. Revolver says Eddie has been researched and studied, and soon he and the whole world will know about Adam Revolver.

We hear from Eddie Edwards, who is seen talking to a training dummy before telling Kenny the Kendo Stick that he is happy to be here and that he will get the job done against Adam Revolver.

Johnny Impact shows up before the next match, and is greeted by a "Welcome home!" chant. He says that OVW and Impact Wrestling have agreed that this match is officially a triple threat match for the Impact World Championship.

Johnny Impact retains the Impact World Championship against Adam Revolver and Eddie Edwards in a triple threat match. After the match, Revolver attacks Johnny from behind, but Eddie knocks Revolver down. He is about to hit Revovler with Kenny the Kendo stick when Shannon The Dude distracts Eddie, allowing Revolver to hit Eddie with a low blow. Johnny runs back into the ring and chases Shannon and Eddie away.

We hear from Madison Rayne, who says that she is back at Impact and happy to have faced Cali Young tonight.

Dean Hill is in the ring. He addresses the problems over the past few weeks involving oVe (Sami Callihan, Jake Crist, Dave Crist), and introduces Impact Wrestling Executive Vice President Scott D'Amore, who shows up. D'Amore shows up with the OVW Heavyweight Championship, and Hill asks to clear the air concerning oVe and Sami Callihan. D'Amore admits that he is so busy he cannot return every phone call, but understands Hill's frustration with Sami Callihan. He also says there are upsides to dealing with Sami Callihan, and wants to hear Dean Hill thank him for dealing with Sami Callihan as he hands Dean Hill the OVW Heavyweight Championship. oVe shows up along with Rohit Raju and Madman Fulton, and Callihan says that this is officially "oVe country" instead of "OVW country" according to the fans, then sits in the center of the ring until the fans stop making noise, threatening to lie in the ring until they do. He then says he would have never given the OVW Heavyweight Championship back to D'Amore if he were to give it back to the enemies, and asks how long Impact will work with other companies while they get the shaft. Callihan says he sees more people in the crowd than ever more and takes all the credit for it, then brags about his brand-new two-year contract and says that some additions were made into the contract to ensure he and oVe did not get screwed. Sami announces that where he goes, oVe goes, as he trusts nobody else and feels that everyone will screw oVe over. He also says that if the OVW Heavyweight Championship is not on the line in the main event, then oVe is walking out. All of a sudden, Tony Gunn shows up. Dean Hill hands Gunn the OVW Heavyweight Championship, then tells Gunn that he does not care if Callihan walks and that he does not have to put the title on the line. Gunn tells Callihan that if the OVW Heavyweight Championship is what it takes to kick Callihan's all over the place, then they will fight for the title, and if Callihan will have "Team oVe" in his corner, then he will have "Team OVW" in his. Team OVW from earlier (Dustin Jackson, Sam Thompson, Melvin Maximus, Shiloh Jonze) shows up and chases oVe, Rohit Raju and Fulton out of the ring, and Dean Hill makes the OVW Heavyweight Championship defense official.

We see camera phone footage of Tony Gunn and Sami Callihan argue at a merchandise table at a comic book store. Gunn is held back and ejected out of the building.

The War Kings (Crimson and Jax Dane) retain the OVW Southern Tag Team Championships against The Void (Nigel Winters and Chase Destiny) and King's Ransom (Maxiumus and Leonis Khan) in a three-way dance.

Tony Gunn retains the OVW Heavyweight Championship against Sami Callihan. During the match, Tony Gunn inadvertently knocks out the referee as he flies into him trying to take Sami Callihan's baseball bat away from him. Gunn hits the Five-Arm on Callihan immediately afterwards, but the referee is down. Team Impact (Madman Fulton, Jake Crist, Dave Crist, Rohit Raju) and Team OVW (Dustin Jackson, Sam Thompson, Melvin Maximus, Shiloh Jonze) brawl in the ring, and Tony Gunn hits Sami Callihan with another Five-Arm. The referee is still down at this point, and Rohit Raju tries to beat up Tony Gunn only to be pushed off the top turnbuckle and into the commentary table. Calihan applies the testicular claw to Gunn prior to hitting the piledriver, and Impact referee John E. Bravo shows up to count the pinfall only for Gunn to kick out at two. Calilhan knocks Bravo out of the ring, and he almost drives a steel chair leg into Gunn's face only for Gunn to kick Callihan in the groin. Gunn hits a third Five-Arm, and a third referee shows up to count the pinfall where Gunn retains the title.

Opening Day - The Results

Moose beats Jake Crist.

Jeremiah beats Crash Jaxon, Trash Mathis, Rohit Raju, Aaron Williams and Nate Wings in a Mosh Pit Scramble match by submission.

The Killer Death Machines (Jessicka Havok and Neveah) beat Samantha Heights and Madison Rayne.

Ace Austin beats JT Dunn.

Before the next match, Clayton Gainz shows up and asks the crowd if they missed him over the past few weeks before stating he never missed any of them. He then goes on to make fun of Ace Romero's size and weight while telling "The Machine" Brian Cage that he is the "body guy" around here. He then declares this match to be a triple threat match and inserts himself into the match.

"The Machine" Brian Cage beats Clayton Gainz and Ace Romero in a triple threat match.

Dave Crist and Madman Fulton beats Grits 'n Gravy (Bruce Gray and "The Professional Athlete" Jon Murray), the team of Steve Manders and Pampano Joe, and The Dirty (Austin Manix and Jake Something) in a four-way tag team match.

Before the next match, JT Davidson introduces Sami Callihan, but gets clocked with Kenny the Kendo stick courtesy of Eddie Edwards before narrowly avoiding a sneak attack from Callihan.

Sami Callihan beats Eddie Edwards in a Dayton Street Fight after Eddie nearly beats a steel chair into the back of JT Davidson's head, allowing Callihan to hit a low blow before going for a piledriver for the win.

Johnny Impact retains the Impact World Championship against Larry D. After the match, Johnny says that Larry D deserves a round of applause as well as his respect, and thanks him for a hard-fought match. Johnny extends his hand, then quickly pulls it back and flips Larry D off for punching him in the mouth during the match.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 2, 2017

Rosemary retains the TNA Knockouts Championship against Jade in a Last Knockout Standing match.

Moose tells Cody Rhodes he let emotion get the best of him, but he made a big mistake picking a fight with him. He has a few choice words for him...

The Hardy clan spend time at the park. "Broken" Matt Hardy asks Brother Nero to test his new abilities by looking for Vincent Van Gogh, who is in the vessel of an obsolete mule.

Moose is in the ring. He doesn't care what Cody Rhodes call himself, he's still a "big ol' bitch" who will regret messing with him. Cody Rhodes shows up and tries to attack him, and the two brawl as referees, officials, security and other wrestlers try to restore order. Brandi Rhodes tries to calm Cody down, but he tosses Josh Mathews to the floor and Moose hits Cody and a bunch of other people with a tope suicida.

"The Cowboy" James Storm beats Jessie Godderz after Eddie Kingston interferes and distracts the referee, allowing Bram to hit Godderz in the back with a steel chair after Godderz makes Storm tap to the Adonis Crab.

Trevor Lee retains the TNA X Division Championship against Andrew Everett after Gregory Shane Helms distracts the referee and then Everett, allowing Lee to get the knees up during the Shooting Star Press. During the match, it is announced that Impact Wrestling has new owners and that they will be in the building next week.

Brother Nero finds Vincent Van Gogh, who happens to be a donkey. He then gets a premonition of where the next tag team titles he and "Broken" Matt Hardy will win will be at, and the entire Hardy Clan teleports to where they will find them with the powers of Vanguard-1.

The Hardy clan ends up in a flea market. When they exit the "market of fleas" in search of the local tag champs, they are welcomed by a multitude of fans.

The Broken Harys ("Broken" Matt Hardy and Brother Nero) get a shot at the local tag team titles after Senor Benjamin shocks the #1 contenders. The Broken Hardys eventually meet the champs, The Ecktourage, and beat them for the MCW Tag Team Championships after a rough battle that also involves a brawl in the flea market itself in which Brother Nero and Senor Benjamin have to aim some fireworks to take care of their aggressors. During the post-title win photo shoot, the Hardy clan teleports away yet again.

Drew Galloway meets with Moose. He gives Moose his shot at the Impact Grand Championship tonight, and tells him he has five to ten minutes to get ready if he wants it.

Mackenzie Mitchell finds a drunk, jilted Laurel Van Ness.

Moose beats Drew Galloway by split decision to win the Impact Grand Championship!

We hear from Josh Barnett before his match against Lashley for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship.

Lashley retains the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Josh Barnett.

Underground Sound - Lucha Underground recap for March 2, 2016

Mil Muertes isn't happy with Catrina's recent actions concering King Cuerno and Fenix. Catrina reminds him that if it wasn't for her, he wouldn't be alive right now. Mil Muertes then tells Catrina to give him Pentagon Jr. and Prince Puma, saying he'll bury them instead. Catrina says no. She disappears. Mil Muertes is angry.

El Vampiro notices that Mil Muertes is not sitting on his throne above ringside.

Kobra Moon beats Sexy Star with a Dragon Sleeper combined with a body scissors after Sexy Star is distracted by Marty "The Moth" Martinez. During the match, The Mack shows up at ringside to cheer Sexy Star on.

We see another commercial from Famous B, who hopes to make someone a famous fighter. We seen then see a television, and Rey Mysterio Jr. turns it off. We then see Rey Mysterio Jr. and El Dragon Azteca train.

King Cuerno says he will no longer be a hunter, but a god when he wins tonight's ladder match against Fenix.

Prince Puma vs. Pentagon Jr. ends when Mil Muertes, now with a leather sling around his arm, shows up and breaks the sling, then enters the ring as Pentagon Jr. tries to finish Prince Puma off and attacks Pentagon. Prince Puma tries to fight off Mil Muertes, but Mil Muertes also makes quick work of him. He then hits both Puma and Pentagon Jr. with a Double Flatliner. Mil Muertes, now fully healed, is back with a vengeance.

Mil Muertes and Catrina go backstage. Mil Muertes says this week was nothing. Next week, he will defend the Lucha Underground Championship against Prince Puma and Pentagon, Jr. He says this is his temple, and that nothing will stop Mil Muertes.

In three weeks, twenty luchadors will converge for Aztec Warfare. Two luchadors start, with a new participant every 90 second. Eliminations happen through pinfall or submission. The winner becomes #1 contender for the Lucha Underground Championship.

Mil Muertes sits back on the throne overseeing the ring before the next match.

Fenix beats King Cuerno in a ladder match to become the first-ever two-time Lucha Underground Gift of the Gods Champion! Both Fenix and Mil Muertes lift up their respective championships and stare each other down at a distance to end the show.

Here are the highlights for tonight's show!