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Thursday, September 8, 2022

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for September 8, 2022



Crazzy Steve beats Shane Taylor in the BTI match.

Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis) beat Bullet Club ("Inevitable" Ace Austin and Chris Bey) in their Impact Wrestling debut.

Honor No More meet backstage. Maria Kanellis-Bennett says the tide have changed, that Matt Taven and Mike Bennett are tag team champions and that their message have been heard. Kenny King says that while they can celebrate, they cannot lose focus, and that they need X Division gold. He says that Impact Wrestling got involved and screwed them, but he will handle business tonight. Eddie Edwards says they can have zero doubt, and that Vincent is cleansing PCO of any doubt that he may have. He says that while the deck is always stacked against Honor No More, he will take out Heath and show "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander that their side is the right side. Eddie says that after he takes down Heath, Josh Alexander will choose his side, and their side is the only side that matters.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson). Anderson says they may have lost the Impact World Tag Team Championships, but Gallows says they will soon be nine-time tag team champions. Anderson says they are not done with Honor No More (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett). Suddenly, The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) show up. Shelley tells them they will have to multi-task, and Sabin asks how they have not had a match in Impact. Gallows says there is only one Machine Gun and that it is him, and Anderson says that their match is "box office" and a Bound For Glory main event. Anderson says he is feeling generous, and Gallows accepts the challenge for next week before both teams have a staredown.

Mickie James beats Raychell Rose.



Backstage, Mia Yim meets with Scott D'Amore when Kenny King shows up and tells Mia Yim to go away. Mia leaves after a Chippendales reference. Kenny King demands that last week's decision be reversed, then demands a match for the Impact X Division Championship. D'Amore tells him that "Speedball" Mike Bailey has a title match with Mascara Dorada and that he will have to wait. D'Amore then further addresses Kenny King not wanting to wait and wanting a fight right now, and tells him that he has a match tonight and that it is up next.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Steve Maclin. Maclin says that a fool would go into a Triple Threat Match without any strategy and that he is giving Moose to something about, and that there is no deal between them. When asked about next week's match where he and Moose face Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus), Maclin says it may be Moose's idea.

Yuya Uemura beats Kenny King in his Impact Wrestling debut. During the match, Mia Yim confronts Kenny King on the outside for what happened backstage earlier. When Kenny King puts his feet up on the middle rope for a stack-up pinfall attempt, Mia pulls Kenny's feet off the rope. Kenny grabs Mia by the hair only to be kicked in the head by Mia on the outside as the referee checks on Uemura in the corner, and Uemura hits Kenny King with a top rope cross body for the win.



This week's Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Sting vs. Bobby Roode for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at Victory Road 2012.

We hear from Sami Callihan. He says Moose and Steve Maclin think they have him figured out, but he is one step ahead. He says he is the one pulling the strings, and by Victory Road, he will have them where he wants them: at each others' throats.

Joe Doering's "Keep Calm and Kick A$$" T-shirt is now on sale on ShopImpact.com, and all proceeds will go directly to Joe Doering.

We see Deaner meets with Eric Young, who is smoking a cigarette in the cover of darkness, at a shack in the middle of nowhere. Eric Young asks him if this is what he wants and if he understands the design of violence. It is soon revealed that he has not come alone and taht he has followers in yellow hoodies, and they all yell "Violence!" in unison along with Deaner as Eric Young stretches out his arms.

Chelsea Green beats Taya Valkyrie. During the match, "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo trips Taya on the outside, and Rosemary runs out and makes Deonna pay for it. The referee is distracted by this, and this allows Chelsea to poke Taya in the eyes, shove her into Jessicka when Jessicka gets on the ring apron and hit the I'm Prettier for the win.



Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Jordynne Grace. Jordynne says Masha Slamovich is really good, but she psyches her opponents out before the match in order to win. She says that Masha's intimidation skills are as good as her wrestling, but they will not work on her and she will not get into her head before Bound For Glory. She then enters her dressing room and find numerous pictures of herself on the wall. Within the numerous photos of Jordynne on the wall is a message in big red letters: "Masha's Gonna Kill You."

We see Vincent with PCO. Vincent asks PCO if he remembers the darkness, then tells him that he was the light. He tells PCO that he gave him life so he could emerge from the darkness alone, and that PCO's voice is his voice and a reflection of him. He says that their voices are in unison and part of the communal voice of Honor No More, and that when their voices are one, there is no doubt about their mission. Vincent then blindfolds PCO after his attempt at removing the last bit of doubt from PCO's head.

Brian Myers retains the Impact Wrestling Digital Media Championship against Bhupinder Gujjar by disqualification. During the match, Myers grabs the Digital Media title, but so does Gujjar, who drags Myers back into the ring. Gujjar then hits Myers in the head with the championship belt in full view of the ref and gets disqualified. After the match, Gujjar shrugs, then leaves with the Digital Media title again.



Backstage, Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans are met by Gail Kim, who tells them that Killer Kelly has a match with Alisha Edwards next week and that Kelly wants Tasha on commentary, as Kelly likes it when other people watch.

Backstage, security stands between Brian Myers and Bhupinder Gujjar. Scott D'Amore takes the Digital Media Championship, but refuses to hand it back to Brian Myers and announces that they will be both be in a ladder match for the title in two weeks.

Eddie Edwards beats Heath after Mike Bennett runs into the ring and receives a Wake Up Call from Heath, which allows Eddie to hit Heath with a low blow as the referee tries to get Bennett out of the ring. After the match, Eddie says that with Heath taken care of, it is time to take care of much bigger business. He says he and Honor No More have taken their side in the war that is going on, and that it is time for "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander to make his choice. Eddie tells Alexander to come to the ring and make his decision. Alexander shows up, and Eddie says that just because they are opponent does not mean they have to be enemies. He says that they will have their war at Bound For Glory, then says there is a war out there that is bigger than anyone can recognize. When Alexander asks Eddie if he thinks the business is out to get him and that someone is pulling the stream, Eddie says yes. Eddie says that he has been plagued by the adulation of so-called fans and led astray by the empty promises of Impact Wrestling, but now, he can see clearly, and so can Alexander. He says that he has chosen his side, and that it is time for Alexander to choose his side on the war right here, right now. When Eddie asks Alexander which side he is on, Alexander says his side is always across from him and that they can do this right now. Mike Bennett tries to attack Alexander, and Alexander takes him down. Eddie goes for a cheap shot only to get suplexed, then Kenny King attacks Alexander from behind. Heath gets back in the ring to even the odds, but it soon becomes three-on-two. Rich Swann runs into the ring to even the numbers game, then Matt Taven runs in and attacks Rich Swann. Swann, Alexander and Heath are ganged up on, and Alexander tries to fend off all four attackers only to get manhandled. Eddie Edwards hits Josh Alexander with the Tiger Driver, then hits him with the Boston Knee Party after Maria Kanellis-Bennett shows up. Eddie tells Alexander that he has picked the wrong side.



Thursday, March 3, 2022

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 3, 2022



Brian Myers beats Crazzy Steve in the BTI Match.

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



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



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

Masha Slamovich beats Raychell Rose.

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

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

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

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



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

Mickie James guests on commentary for the next match.

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



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

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



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

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

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