Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for July 8, 2021

Steve Maclin beats Suicide on the pre-show match.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Kenny Omega and Don Callis. Callis says that despite Sami Callihan's nature, tonight is a big night, and he hopes everyone will be here.

Jake Something beats Brian Myers. As per pre-match stipulation, Brian Myers must admit that Jake Something is a professional. After the match, Myers is about to say something when Sam Beale attacks Jake from behind. Matt Cardona shows up and makes the save for Jake, hitting Radio Silence on Beale as he forces Beale and Myers to retreat.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Deonna Purrazzo, who says that she became a two-time Knockouts Champion without Kimber Lee and Susan's help and has not seen Kimber and Susan do anything like she has done while they were on her side. She then best the Knockouts Championship that she will do this without their help forever.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Sami Callihan, who says that Gia Miller has caught her in a good mood and that there are nine days left before Kenny Omega has to get in the ring with him. Suddenly, a sheriff's deputy shows up with an arrest warrant for assault and battery against Don Callis, and when Callihan puts his hands on the deputy, a whole slew of policemen swarm and arrest Callihan, taking him out of the arena.

Deonna Purrazzo beats Lady Frost with the Fujiwara Arm Bar. After the match, Deonna thanks Lady Frost for answering her open challenge before calling her another building block in the "Age of the Virtuosa." As she says she does not need to know her opponent and can beat anybody, Gail Kim shows up. After the commercial break, Deonna Purrazzo considers it an honor to be in the ring with her and considers her an influence on who she is, but tells her to show respect and not interrupt her. Gail Kim says that she respects her and has been seeing her from backstage since she showed up in Impact, then announces that at Slammiversary, she will defend the Knockouts Championship against a mystery opponent. She then tells Deonna to get prepared, because it will be the fight of her life and that her life will change that night.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the week is Angelina Love vs. Mickie James for the TNA Knockouts Championship at Slammiversary 2011.

At Swinger's Palace, Chris Sabin shows up only to find out that Johnny Swinger its taking care of important secretive business. Suddenly, he is attacked by Moose as he talks to the Swingerellas, and Moose tells Sabin he has him at Slammiversary.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Chris Bey, who says that he picked a side last week because he didn't like chances of winning the Impact X Division Championship with Shera and Madman Fulton around. Chris Bey says that he is on his own side and that everyone on it - who he is not friends with - just happened to be standing in it.

Before the next match, W. Morrissey accepts Eddie Edwards' challenge at Slammiversary, then says he will help Eddie prepare for his match by demonstrating exactly what will happen to him that night.

W. Morrissey beats Deontae Evans, Manny Smith and Jason Page in a 3-on-1 handicap match.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Don Callis, who sayas that Sami Callihan assaulted him (without mentioning Callihan) and says that it will take him a while to process this, even though Callihan is a hazard to himself to others. Callis says he has a family and does not take this lightly, and says he has provided footage to the production truck at the advice of his counselors. We then see footage of Callihan punching him as Callis reasons with him, even though we never see Callihan's face, which is also covered by a mask. Scott D'Amore then shows up and says they can still have a contract signing in the ring later, even though Callis says that Callihan will be going away for a long time.

Rosemary and Havok beat Susan and Kimber Lee to get a shot at the Knockouts Tag Team Championships at Slammiversary.

It's time for All About Me. Tonight's host is Jazz. Tennille Dashwood says she felt betrayed, as she has been looking for the perfect partner, and says that there was instant chemistry between her and Rachael Ellering. She then says that Jazz ruined everything for her, and Tennille tells her to walk away just like she did with her career. When Jazz confronts her, Tennille tells her to chill, then runs her into the camera.

In footage from during the break, Rachael Ellering and Jordynne Grace show up as medical staff check up on Jazz, and help Jazz up. Afterwards, Rachael Ellering tells Tennille and Kaleb that they should be lucky Jazz is okay, and calls them garbage for messing with them as well as her. Jordynne says she and Rachael are back on the same page, and says that Tennille and Kaleb are the first thing that they will cross off their list of what they want to do as a team next week.

Rich Swann and Willie Mack head to the ring. Swann says he and Willie are about being men and fighting straight up, then says there is a tag team that brought it upon themselves to get into their business and attack them from behind: Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino). He and Willie then call out Violent By Design, with Swann telling them to come to the ring and bring the tag team titles with them so they can take them. Suddenly, Fallah Bahh and TJP show up. TJP says he sees two guys with a common enemy, saying that they are looking for Violent By Design and also have a score to settle, but that Willie Mack and Rich Swann will not leapfrog over them to get to the tag titles. Willie Mack says that he and Swann are still number one contenders even with Swann's injury, but Fallah Bahh says that Both teams come face to face with Violent By Design when The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) show up. Gallows says that they are still focused on the tag team titles and will be tag team champions again, regardless of who they face for them. has an expiration date. Suddenly, Violent By Design show up. Both teams come face to face with Violent By Design when The Good Brothers show up. Gallows says that they are still focused on the tag team titles and will be tag team champions again, regardless of who they face for them. Tommy Dreamer then shows up and says that Scott D'Amore has wanted him to inform everyone that the tag team titles will be defended at Slammiversary in a four-way match between all teams in the ring. He then announces that there will be a four-way singles match between members of the four teams in the ring right now.

"Machine Gun" Karl Anderson beats Deaner, Rich Swann and TJP in a four-way match. After the match, The Good Brothers have a staredown with Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino) in the ring.

Backstage, Kimber Lee tells Susan she has a back-up plan. Father James Mitchell shows up and asks Susan to join him She does, then James Mitchell asks Kimber if she is sure she wants to do this. Kimber says this is her only chance left, and Mitchell says that just like a dog returns to its own vomit, a fool returns to his own folly. James Mitchell tells Kimber Lee he will see what he can do for her.

Scott D'Amore is in the ring. He says that when the night began, he did not expect Sami Callihan to be incarcerated. He says he has confidence that Sami will be in the ring at Slammiversary, even though he is not here tonight. D'Amore then welcomes Kenny Omega and Don Callis to the ring. Callis says that Callihan has been justifiably incarcerated and has eight strikes against him, and while Callihan is not here, he and Omega are. D'Amore says that things seem off and that Sami Callihan is not usually clandestine with his attacks, then has Kenny Omega sign the contract, which he does. Suddenly, the arena lights glitch out before going dark completely. We then find out that the attack on Sami Callihan has been faked, with the role of Sami being played by John E. Bravo. The lights go out again, and this time, the real Sami Callihan is in the ring. Callihan and Omega brawl, and Callihan hits Omega with a package piledriver before signing the contract, placing it on top of Omega, pretending to leave and then powerbombing Omega through a table.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for June 24, 2021

TJP and Fallah Bahh beat Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) on the pre-show.

Backstage, Kenny Omega and Don Callis find out that they are not on the EVP list and are now on the talent list from the security guard near the door. Callis goes off on him, tells him who he is and says he can go wherever he is.

Rosemary beats Kiera Hogan.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Chris Bey. Chris Bey says the hardest part of the business is minding your own and that picking a side can be dangerous. As he says he will become a two-time X Division Champion, Trey Miguel and "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams show up. Trey Miguel says that everyone is turning against Madman Fulton, and wants to know which side he is on. Petey Williams says that the lone wolf is the first to get eaten, and that he will have to choose a side before a side chooses him.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Tommy Dreamer. He says that he hates seeing someone lose his job, but professionally, he had to fire Don Callis and do what needed to be done. Suddenly, Scott D'Amore shows up. D'Amore says that while Tommy Dreamer could have handled things differently last week, he says that there is validity to what he said, and that he did not take care of things that he should have. He thanks Tommy for having the company's best interests at heart, and Tommy thanks D'Amore for having his back. D'Amore says that he can take things from here, but Tommy says he has been asked to stay on as a consultant. D'Amore is surprised.

Deonna Purrazzo beats Susan by submission. After the match, Deonna puts Susan in the Venus de Milo, and Kimber Lee has to pull Deonna off of Susan. Deonna shoves Kimber Lee and yells at her for touching her, saying she is done with her and Susan and that Kimber is nothing but a loser before walking away.

Backstage at Swinger's Palace, TJP and Fallah Bahh are at the Blackjack table. Fallah keeps losing but TJP is on a roll. Willie Mack and Rich Swann show up and join in. When Rich Swann puts one of his feet on the table, John E. Bravo shows off his shoes as well. Swann and Mack catch up with TJP and Fallah, and the two of them declare that they are gunning for the Impact tag team titles. TJP asks Swann when he last tagged with Mack, and Swann asks if this is a challenge. TJP says "Maybe." This leads to both teams agreeing to face off in a match next week.

Backstage, Tommy Dreamer is met by Don Callis, who says that there are no hard feelings after last week, saying he would rather be on the street than be in Scott D'Amore position. He says that while Dreamer is in a good position in Anthem, he knows he still wants to wrestle, and challenges him to a six-man tag team match against Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson).

Rohit Raju and Shera beat "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams and Trey Miguel. During the match, Ace Austin and Madman Fulton show up for a closer look at the match, and this distracts Petey Williams, allowing Rohit Raju to hit the Drive-By for the win. After the match, Austin, Fulton, Rohit and Shera attack Petey and Trey, then Josh Alexander shows up and fights off all four men only to be overpowered. Chris Bey shows up on the stage, but records the brawl on his phone as he makes a video.

Backstage, Gia Miller runs into Sami Callihan and Tommy Dreamer. Tommy Dreamer says he is trying to convince Callihan of the good he has been doing and wants him to join hi steam next week. Sami says he has no problem kicking Dreamer's ass again, but if joining his team means he gets close to beating up Don Callis, he is in. Moose then shows up, says "I'm in," then leaves. Dreamer wonders if he should tell him he is tagging with Callihan, but Callihan says "Why play by the rules?"

Rachael Ellering is in the ring. She says that a lot needs to be said and said the right way. She says that when she became a tag team champion, she walked around with rose-colored glasses and did not see the red flags. She says that she wants to get through this, but she cannot do this without Jordynne Grace, and asks Jordynne to come to the ring. Jordynne heads to the ring, and Rachael thanks her for coming. Rachael calls becoming a Knockouts Tag Team Champion one of the greatest moments in her life and was happy to have Jazz and Jordynne as part of that moment. She says she has reflected on that moment since then, and says that a year ago, she was at the lowest part of her entire life, for she was not herself and it was hard just to get through a day to the point that she hated being pushed into a "pool of positivity" by those she loved.She then says she forced that on her, and says she should have not done that. As she talks about what is going on with Tennille Dashwood, Jordynne says she does not care about Tennille and says she had accomplished a lot before Rachael came along. Rachael says she knows that and wants her to do that, then mentions Tennille again. Jordynne says that if she mentions Tennille again, she will drop her on her head. Suddenly, Jazz shows up. Jazz says she loves the both of them, and says she knew that combining the two of them together would lead to nothing but great things. She calls their tag team title loss a hurdle, and says she knows they can get over it. Jazz says that Jordynne is letting her ego get in her way and needs to get whatever is in her head out. Rachael says this is all on her, and that she wants their tag team title reign to be the start of their journey, not the end. She says that she would love to keep teaming with Jordynne, but she does not know if Jordynne wants the same thing. Jazz tells Jordynne the ball is in her court, but Jordynne says she needs some time to think and leaves. After Jordynne leaves, Kaleb and Tenille show up. Tenille tells Rachael she is just embarrassing herself at this point and says things are not working out with her and Jordynne, and says she is the solution. Tennille says that she could have a lot with her and Kaleb, and says that Rachael cannot see what it standing in front of her. Rachael tells Tennille that them as a team is not happening, and only wants to be in the ring with her as an opponent. Rachael proposes that they have a one-on-one rematch, and Tennille goes for a cheap shot only for Rachael to duck. Jazz punches Kaleb when he gets involved, and Rachael plants Tennille with a spinebuster.

Brian Myers gives Sam Beale some pointers before his match backstage.

Jake Something beats Sam Beale after Myers tosses a chair to Beale only for Jake to keep him from using it. After the match, Brian Myers tells Sam Beale to blame Jake Something for his loss, saying he is not a professional and brought a foreign object into the match. He then tells Sam Beale to do the opposite of what Jake Something does.

Backstage, Willie Mack and Rich Swann wish Eddie Edwards and Satoshi Kojima luck in their tag team title match. Eddie says that when they win the tag titles, Willie and Swann get the first shot.

Violent By Design (Deaner and Joe Doering) retain the Impact World Tag Team Championships against Eddie Edwards and Satoshi Kojima.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for May 6, 2021

Jake Something beats Shera on the pre-show.

Chris Sabin beats Rhino with a La Magistral Cradle to qualify for the six-way Impact World Championship #1 Contender's Match at Under Siege.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Brian Myers, who is furious that he is not in the qualifier matches for Under Siege when Rosemary tries to warn him. Myers refuses to listen to her, and he gets tackled by Black Taurus.

Backstage, Don Callis tells The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) to focus on winning, and Kenny Omega says that he will watch over them to ensure they start winning again.

Taylor Wilde beats Susan. During the match, Tennille Dashwood and Kaleb to get a closer look at the match, and Kaleb stops Kimber Lee from interfering while Tennille gets Susan caught on the ropes.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Deonna Purrazzo, who says she is not avoiding Taylor Wilde and says that Susan and Kimber Lee have to earn the right to have her at ringside. Suddenly, Decay shows up, and Rosemary tells Deonna to her face that she is a coward. As Deonna is about to leave, Havok shows up and reminds her she is a champion with no challenger. Deonna Purrazzo says she will propose a match to Scott D'Amore between Havok and Rosemary with the winner facing her for the Impact Knockouts Championship, then leaves.

We hear from W. Morrissey. He says the fans may recognize the face, but they do not know the man, and that if they looked into his eyes, they would see a man in agony. He says that the fans were the first in the industry to give up on him, and that every person he thought was a friend turned out to be a friend. Morrissey says he had to rebuild himself and did, and now he wants everyone to feel the agony he once felt. Morrissey says that will start with Willie Mack at Under Siege.

Trey Miguel beats Rohit Raju with the Hourglass to qualify for the six-way Impact World Championship #1 Contender's Match at Under Siege. After the match, Jake Something shows up, lays out Shera and attacks Rohit Raju in the ring, powerbombing him into Shera before clotheslining Shera out of the ring.

At Swinger's Palace, Alisha loses the last of her money, then Trey Miguel shows up and says he has qualified. Matt Cardona, Chris Bey and Chris Sabin refuse to be counted out, and "The Cowboy" James Storm says he will be qualifying soon and winning the world title. Chris Bey tries to drive a wedge between James Storm and Chris Sabin, but Storm and Sabin have none of it and Storm tells Chris Bey he will see him at Under Siege when he wins tonight.

"The Big LG" Doc Gallows beats Juice Robinson following the distraction by "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson, Kenny Omega and Don Callis. After the match, Anderson attack David Finley while Omega takes the boots to Juice, then Eddie Edwards runs into the ring only for the numbers game to overpower him.

Backstage, Deonna Purrazzo refuses to do an interview for Gia Miller, then Scott D'Amore shows up and makes Havok vs. Rosemary with the winner facing Deonna for the Impact Knockouts Championship at Under Siege official for next week.

El Phantasmo beats VSK in his Impact Wrestling debut.

Rachael Ellering beats Kiera Hogan.

Backstage, Don Callis meets with Moose. He says that Moose should not be qualifying for anything because he is a bonafide star, but Moose tells Don Callis he has a message to go send.

Backstage, Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) regroup when Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering show up. Fire 'n Flava call Jordynne "a non-factor," and Jordynne dares Tasha to get in the ring with her next week so she can see how much a non-factor she is.

Moose beats "The Cowboy" James Storm after Storm hurts himself hitting the Last Call superkick to qualify for the six-way Impact World Championship #1 Contender's Match at Under Siege. After the match, Moose wraps a steel chair around Storm's hurt knee, then stomps it. Chris Sabin runs into the ring to check on Storm as Moose leaves.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for April 22, 2021

We hear from Deonna Purrazzo, who says that while she is not competing tonight, the rest of the women's division will be going to bed early, but she did not become champion by going to bed early. She says that Susie has a match tonight against the #1 contender to the Knockouts Championship, Tenille Dashwood, and that she will be scouting from ringside. She says that Tenille has roots in women's wrestling, and while she is good, she is not the best.

"The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams beats Fallah Bahh and Madman Fulton in a three-way match. During the match, "Inevitable" Ace Austin tries to interfere with a steel pipe, but TJP stops him with a brrom. He keeps Fulton and Ace Austin at bay, and as the referee is distracted by what is going on on the stage and Petey Williams has Fallah Bahh up top, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander makes the assist for Williams to help him get the win.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) beat Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus). After the match, Anderson calls out Juice Robinson and David Finlay, saying that 2020 was the best year that The Good Brothers had and that they might have gotten a little too comfortable and a little too cocky. Anderson thanks them for waking The Good Brothers up, and says that the only thing in the world that matters is reclaiming the Impact World Tag Team Championships. Gallows says Robinson and Finlay for mistaking their good time for complacency, then thanks them for waking them up as they will get the victory at Rebellion.

Members of the Impact locker room predict who will win between Rich Swann and Kenny Omega at Rebellion.

We see a video package for Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino) and the team of "The Cowboy" James Storm, Chris Sabin, Eddie Edwards and Willie Mack at Rebellion.

Tenille Dashwood beats Susan. After the match, Tenille addresses Deonna Purrazzo, saying that nobody is stepping up and yet here she is, and that the only thing bigger than Deonna is her. She says that she has made history in women's wrestling and that Deonna would not be where she is without her, and tells Deonna to shine the Knockouts Championship up because she will be taking it at Rebellion.

Backstage, Brian Myers says he refuses to live in the past, which is where he and Matt Cardona are different. He says that he continues to evolve and grow while Cardona lives in yesterday and thinks he is owed something. He tells Cardona to move on like he did, and now that he has accepted his challenge at Rebellion, he sees clearly what Cardona really is: someone who has been in his way for far too long. He says that at Rebellion, Cardona is just another roster cut.

More members of the Impact locker room predict who will between Rich Swann and Kenny Omega at Rebellion.

We hear from Sami Callihan, as he tells Trey Miguel that he should have listened to him for he could have given him the world and they could have taken over everything. He says that he must now make an example out of Trey at Rebellion, and this time, he will not just leave him laying or give him an opportunity to get back up and show he has passion, and that he will make sure he never walks again.

Shera beats Jake Something following the distraction from Rohit Raju.

Trey Miguel talks with his trainer, who tells him that his match with Sami Callihan is all about him and that he has nothing to prove to him, and that he must show to Sami Callihan who he is. Trey threatens to rip Sami's legs off and mount them to the lobby wall. We then see a Trey Miguel training montage.

We see a video package for TJP vs. "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander vs. "Inevitable" Ace Austin for the Impact X Division Championship at Rebellion.

Rich Swann heads to the ring. Swann recaps what happened at last week's press conference, then says that if Kenny Omega wants to put his hands right now, then he can try to do it again and they can go right now. Don Callis and Kenny Omega show up on the video screen, and Callis says they cannot be in the building tonight. He then says that when the inevitable happens, they will grace Impact and AXS TV with Omega's presence as Impact World Champion each and every week. Callis also says they will use the opportunity to remind everyone why Omega is a wrestling god, and Omega says that having multiple world championships will give him a right to have a huge ego and allow them to make history. Omega then calls winning the Impact World Championship another step towards world takeover. After Omega and Callis disappear from the video screen, Moose shows up for the first time in weeks. Moose congratulates Swann on beating him, and says he has had a long time to think about what happened at Sacrifice, as he showed Swann his hand and Swann took advantage of him as a true world champion. Moose tells Swann he should be well-prepared for Omega after having faced him, and says that Swann can only answer the question of who between him and Omega showed Swann what pain really felt like. Moose says that while he is better than Omega, he says that Omega has something he didn't have: three stooges who will do what whatever he tells them to do. He then wishes Swann good luck, and tells him not to lose his titles to Omega or else he will make him pay. Swann tells Moose that he will win the AEW World Championship, and that he will have no problem beating Moose again.

Even more members of the Impact locker room predict who will win between Rich Swann and Kenny Omega at Rebellion.

Taylor Wilde returns soon!

Jordynne Grace beats Kiera Hogan by disqualification after Tasha Steelz gets physically involved. After the match, Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) attack Jordynne and take the boots to her, but she is saved by Rachael Ellering. Together, Rachel and Jordynne send Fire 'n Flava out of the ring. Jordynne then confirms that Rachael will be her partner at Rebellion, and says they are more than ready to take the Knockouts Tag Team Championships from them and shut them up.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is Chris Bey vs. Rohit Raju vs. Suicide vs. Trey Miguel from Night Two of Rebellion 2020.

We hear from Juice Robinson and David Finley. Finley says they are tired of hearing The Good Brothers' ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) excuses, as is Robinson, then says The Good Brothers are dreaming if they think they will take the Impact World Tag Team Championships from them. Finley says that they will prove they are the best tag team in the world all over again at Rebellion.

We see a video package for Rich Swann vs. Kenny Omega for the Impact World Championship and the AEW World Championship at Rebellion.

Eric Young beats Eddie Edwards with a surprise inside cradle after all cornermen at ringside brawl behind the referee's back after Deaner tries to grab Eddie. After the match, Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino) go at it with Eddie Edwards, "The Cowboy" James Storm, Willie Mack and Chris Sabin to end the show.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for March 9, 2021

We hear from Chris Sabin and "The Cowboy" James Storm. Sabin tells Rohit Raju and Mahabali Shera that he will not get angry and that he will give them a calm, stern warning that they made a big mistake attacking them, for they are Impact Wrestling tag team royalty, and when they have their match, they will kick their ass. Storm says Sabin is the yin to his yang and that while Sabin is calmly going to tell Rohit and Shera what they will do to them, he will show them exactly what they will do and says that he is the kind of guy whom the devil curses his continued existence every time he wakes up in the morning.

We hear from Rohit Raju and Mahabali Shera. Rohit says they have everything under control, and admits that while they lost, they left Chris Sabin and "The Cowboy" James Storm. Rohit reminds Storm that he should be worried about Shera, for they have a past, while he and Sabin have a future. Shera says he remembers every slap Storm ever came him, and says that he will break Storm limb from limb. Rohit says they have a statement to make, for Storm and Sabin are on the marquees and the highlight reels, and they are taking and smashing everything for Storm and Sabin represent the glory they want. He says that in the future, everyone will talk about how he and Shera laid waste to Sabin and Storm as they teach them a lesson tonight.

We hear from Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Fulton says there has always been a plan and a direction, and that TJP has the unfortunate task of stepping into the ring with someone twice his size, and step one is to hurt TJP. Austin says that step two will be him swooping in and becoming a two-time X Division Champion. He says that TJP may have stopped his undefeated streak, but things have changed, and everything will come full circle.

We hear from TJP, who says that it may seem like he does not care - and he does not - and that he is not afraid of Madman Fulton because of what he has already done and Fulton will never done. TJP says he hsd had to take from the hands of people who have built just like Fulton, and hopes that Madman Fulton is willing to kill for the X Division Championship, for he is willing to die for it.

Backstage, Havok thanks Neveah for having her back last week. Neveah says she does not know what the future holds, and Havok proposes they bring their tag team together and see how Neveah feels when they take on Tenille Dashwood and Kaleb with a K at Sacrifice. Neveah is in for the match.

We hear from Sami Callihan, who says that Trey Miguel should have just listened to him, as he gave him every opportunity to walk away and quit, but Trey stuck around just a little bit longer. He then says that he has to make an example out of Trey and everyone he cares about, which is why he went to his wrestling school last week. He says he did mean for things to get messy, and says he just wanted to talk to him like a man, but his hands were tied and Trey sealed their fates. He then says he found someone with potential and passion while he was there, and says that one cannot teach passion.

TJP beats Madman Fulton. After the match, "Inevitable" Ace Austin hits TJP from behind with the X Cup trophy.

Jazz beats Tasha Steelz with an STF after Jordynne Grace pulls Kiera Hogan off the ring apron.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews ODB, who says the Meat and Greet will be open all night when she slaps some respect into Deonna Purrazzo and becomes a five-time Knockouts Champion. Suddenly, Susan shows up and challenges ODB to a match in response to ODB tearing her sleeves off in their last match, and says she will be alone as she doesn't need helpt o beat her. ODB accepts.

Backstage, Trey Miguel runs into Sam, the student from Trey's school that Sami Callihan talked to. Sam says that Sami sees potential in him, and that Sami was right about Trey when he challenges Trey to a match and Trey refuses. Trey reluctantly accepts the challenge just to slap some sense into Sam.

We see a video package chronicling the events leading up to Moose vs. Rich Swann for the Impact World Championship at Sacrifice.

Chris Sabin and "The Cowboy" James Storm beat Rohit Raju and Mahabali Shera after Rohit and Shera argue.

Backstage, XXXL (Larry D and Acey Romero) and Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster The Legend) are arguing when Decay (Rosemary, Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus) shows up. When Rosemary mocks XXXL, XXXL walk away, and when Adam Thornstowe says it doesn't matter who Reno Scum hits, Rosemary says Decay is looking for a sacrifice this Saturday. Reno Scum accept the challenge.

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

As Eric Young lets Deaner out of a dark room, "The Cowboy" James Storm and Chris Sabin show up and confront Eric Young for brainwashing Deaner. Deaner attacks Storm, and Eric Young and Joe Doering join in on the beatdown.

Backstage, Brian Myers meets with Scott D'Amore. Myers says that if he fires Eddie Edwards, he can make their legal battle go away. D'Amore says the more Myers has to argue, the less of a case he has. He then says that Myers and Eddie can settle things in a "Hold Harmless" Match, which is a no-rules match, at Sacrifice. Myers irritably walks away.

Before the next match, Sami Callihan calls Trey Miguel a quitter, and says the only thing he has done correctly is train the person he is about to bring out, who is now his protege and has the passion that Trey lacks: Sam Beale.

Trey Miguel quickly beats Sam Beale by submission. After the match, Trey confronts Sami Callihan only for Sami to teleport from the stage to the ring, where he hits Sam Beale with a package piledriver. Trey goes after Sami, but Sami teleports out of the arena.

Backstage, Chris Sabin says he and "The Cowboy" James Storm have known Eric Young for a long time and that Eric disgusts him. Storm says that to kill a snake, you cut its head off, and if they have to go through Joe Doering and Deaner to get to him, they will do it at Sacrifice. Storm makes it clear to Eric Young that they will kick his ass. Suddenly, Jake Something shows up, saying he knows Eric Young will be at ringside and wants to have their back. Young and Sabin accept his help.

We see another paid announcement for AEW Dynamite from Tony Schiavone and Tony Khan. Khan says he is excited about Revolution's buy rate and tomorrow night's Dynamite. Khan talks about some of the things that happened at Revolution, then says that Kenny Omega is terrible at building exploding rings. We then see a rundown of the card for tomorrow night's show.

Scott D'Amore oversees the contract signing between The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) and the team of Juice Robinson and David Finlay. D'Amore, knowing how the drinking between all four men will end, leaves them to sign the contract and bring it back to them. As they keep drinking shots of Talkin' Shop Whiskey, both team keep daring each other to have another shot before signing the contract. Everyone signs the contract before having a third shot, then Juice and Finlay throw their shots into The Good Brothers' faces. This leads to a brawl in the conference room between both teams.

Chris Bey beats "Inevitable" Ace Austin after TJP shows up and sits in a chair on the stage, distracting Austin and causing Fulton to chase him to the back.

At Swinger's Palace, TJP gets some money from John E. Bravo, having won a bet. "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander shows up and he and TJP talk about who they have beaten, then Alexander says he will be waiting for him when he retains the X Division title at Sacrifice.

Backstage, Rohit Raju confronts Mahabali Shera over their argument in the ring earlier tonight. Shera tells Rohit he does not owe him anything after grabbing him by the head and pinning him to the wall.

ODB beats Susan after Susan pours out the contents of ODB's flask. After the match, Deonna Purrazzo and Kimber Lee run out to the ring and gang up on ODB, then Jordynne Grace and Jazz show up and attack Deonna and Kimber. Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) then shows up and attack Jordynne and Jazz. They also lay out ODB before standing tall with Deonna, Kimber and Susan in the ring.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore is conducting business when he finds out that Moose is in the ring. Moose mentions D'Amore's big announcement concerning his match against Rich Swann for the Impact World Championship at Sacrifice, and demands D'Amore come to the ring so he can hear it first. After the commercial break, D'Amore shows up, then introduces Rich Swann to the ring before stating that two world champions is one too many and that the TNA World Heavyweight Championship will also be on the line, making their match a title unification match. D'Amore also announces that whoever wins the match will be in the main event of Rebellion on April 24th, where the winner will face Kenny Omega for both the AEW World Championship and the unified Impact World Championship. As Swann and Moose stare down in the ring, we see Don Callis on the phone with Kenny Omega. Callis says "I just saw it...just like we planned."

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for February 23, 2021

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for February 2, 2021

Havok beats Tasha Steelz after Havok grabs Kiera Hogan, Neveah trips Tasha Steelz behind the referee's back and Havok hits Tasha with a piledriver.

We see post-show footage from last week where "The World's Most Dangerous Man" Ken Shamrock puts referee Brandon Tolle in an ankle lock before Sami Callihan tries to calm Shamrock down only to get knocked out. Shamrock says that only he says when it's over before going back to Tolle's ankle. Security gets in the ring, but Shamrock swiftly lays them out.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore meets with Sami Callihan. D'Amore suspends "The World's Most Dangerous Man" Ken Shamrock indefinitely, and Callihan says he was going to fire Shamrock anyway after he punched him in the face.

Backstage, Tommy Dreamer talks with Rich Swann how everything has gone full circle after he give away a title shot to Terry Funk years ago. Rich Swann proposes that he take care of things so that Dreamer stays as fresh as possible. Tommy offers to pull his share of the load in case Swann gets tired. Swann says he doesn't get tired, as he goes all night long.

Backstage, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) talk about their match tomorrow night at Beach Break where they beat up Jon Moxley, then consider screwing Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) over at the tag team battle royal. Suddenly, "The Cowboy" James Storm and Chris Sabin confront The Good Brothers for kicking Sabin while he was down, and Sabin - who at this point calls The Good Brothers "the ball-less wonders" - challenges them to a match. The Good Brothers decline, but Storm says they either get a title shot or give them a beatdown. The Good Brothers then propose a match for next week, saying they need to be ready for tomorrow night's match at Beach Break, then leave.

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander beats Madman Fulton.

Brian Myers heads to the ring. Myers says he feels somewhat responsible for the shape he is in and calls Eddie Edwards "the most unprofessional wrestler," saying that Eddie used to be classy and "a worker's worker" and that Killer Kowalski is rolling in his grave over what Eddie is doing now. Myers says he would love nothing more than to get Eddie in the ring at No Surrender to show him what a real wrestler is like, but produces a doctor's note and says he cannot do that before Eddie gets in the ring and attacks him. Suddenly, Hernandez attacks Eddie from out of nowhere, then Myers says that Hernandez will gladly kick Eddie's ass at No Surrender before Matt Cardona gets in the ring and fights Hernandez, clotheslining him out of the ring.

Backstage, John E. Bravo plays blackjack with Fallah Bahh and Alisha when Johnny Swinger shows up wanting money. Upon seeing Swinger's big roll of money, Alisha says Swinger should pay Bravo more, but Swinger says Bravo should be glad to have a job. When Alisha asks why it always feels like they are always in Swinger's world, Fallah Bahh says he does not know but states it feels like Groundhog Day.

Backstage, Eddie Edwards thanks Matt Cardona, then proposes they set up a tag team match with Brian Myers and Hernandez. Cardona likes the idea and goes with it.

Larry D beats Crazzy Steve despite being bitten by Crazzy Steve several times during the match. After the match, Rosemary stares down XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D), and XXXL quickly leave.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Trey Miguel. Trey says that he has had two crutches before he got to Impact, and that this is the only way anybody has ever seen him walk. He then says there is no better time than now to show he can stand on his own two feet. Suddenly, Sami Callihan teleports into the room and says Impact Wrestling wasted him and that Trey is throwing his former teammates under the bus soon after they left. He says Trey has what it takes to succeed, but he does not have the drive. As Callihan says that Impact needs people with passion, Trey goes off on Callihan, but Callihan tells him to look in the mirror and figure out who he is and who he wants to be.

Backstage, Gia Miller congratulates XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D) on Larry D's new freedom, then mentions Rosemary. Larry D says it doesn't matter who they face, as they fear nobody is. and Acey says that no matter how scary Rosemary is, they are not afraid of her. After Larry D says they are gentlemen and would never hit a woman, Tenille Dashwood says that she has no problem hitting Rosemary for them. Larry D says that if Decay can find someone as freaky as they are, XXXL and Tenille are ready for No Surrender.

Jordynne Grace beats Susie after Jazz beats Deonna Purrazzo and Kimber Lee up. After the match, Deonna and Kimber attack Jordynne and Jazz along with Susie, then ODB shows up out of nowhere, shakes hands with Susie, clotheslines her and fights off Deonna and Kimber, sending them into a retreat.

Backstage, Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) talks with Matt Hardy, wanting to know where their title shot is. Matt says they have a guaranteed title shot at No Surrender and that he always has a plan. He tells Private Party to win the tag team battle royal to face The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson). Matt wants them to win both the AEW and Impact tag team titles to get millions of dollars, and Private Party tells Matt that they've got his back.

Tony Schiavone advertises Beach Break, then Tony Khan says he treats Impact Wrestling like a fantasy league and is now starting to make emotional decisions because he is "an emotional decision maker" before Schiavone runs down the Beach Break card.

Backstage, Jordynne Grace and Jazz chat with ODB, who says her food truck was outside and that she jumped in after seeing some bullying outside. When Jordynne and Jazz ask ODB if she is back, ODB says "A lot of us are coming back these days."

Rohit Raju beats TJP after TJP rolls underneath the ring only to be pulled back out from underneath the ring by a returning Mahabali Shera, who has not been seen in Impact in some time.

We hear from Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner). Eric Young says they left Cousin Jake standing because VBD is family and that while salvation is not for everyone, Cousin Jake could be part of the family and have his eyes opened. Eric Young tells Cousin Jake that the choice is his in the end, and if Jake wants it, he can cure him of his disease and baptize him in the waters of change.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Cousin Jake, who says that he does not know what to make of Violent By Design's (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner) message and that next week, he will give them an answer.

Next week: ODB vs. Kimber Lee! Kiera Hogan vs. Nevaeh! "The Cowboy" James Storm and Chris Sabin vs. The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) for the Impact World Tag Team Championships! Rich Swann and Tommy Dreamer sign the contract for the Impact World Championship match at No Surrender!

Moose and Chris Bey beat Tommy Dreamer and Rich Swann after Moose goes for a Spear on Dreamer only to hit Swann - who is the legal man - after Dreamer dodges it. After the match, Moose hits Dreamer with a Spear. Moose then lifts up both the TNA World Heavyweight and Impact World Championships before heading up with the ramp with Bey.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for January 19, 2021

In footage from last Saturday, Don Callis congratulates Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) on their win at Hard To Kill before heading to the hotel. After Omega and The Good Brothers leave, Callis addresses the fans. He says that Omega and The Good Brothers are already planning what is next, then says he will be taking a hiatus and "taking care of business in Jacksonville," before making a return.

Eric Young beats Rhino with the Figure Four Leg Lock after Joe Doering slam's Rhino's leg into the ring post. After the match, Young refuses to let go of the hold, and Violent By Design (Young, Joe Doering, Deaner) wraps a chair around Rhino's leg. Doering stomps the chair while Deaner takes down and holds down Cousin Jake.

In footage from last Saturday, Moose throws Rich Swann into a door, then tells him he has kept his promise of being the best teammate he ever had, and now that the match is over, the Impact World Championship will be his soon. We then hear from Swann, who says that he is tired of the games and that he is giving Moose a chance to prove he is the real world's champion tonight.

Backstage, Acey Romero meets with Tommy Dreamer and shows Dreamer the bottle of Ring Rust, and says that whoever had it turned Larry D into "Lawrence D" before stating that only one set of fingerprints was on both the bottle and the gun.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) show up. Anderson asks Gallows how many more times they have to continue proving that they are the draw of the entire wrestling world as he talks about how they set the wrestling world on fire Saturday and made headlines. Gallows says this is what they do and why they are the placeholders of the industry, and that they will keep the Impact World Tag Team Championships as long as they please. Suddenly, Chris Sabin shows up. Sabin says that while he knows The Good Brothers want to treat Impact like their own personal tour bus, he cannot tell if they are drunk or stupid, as The Motor City Machine Guns were not pinned when they lost the tag titles. Sabin demands a tag team title rematch, but Gallows tells him he has no business doing so because he has no tag team partner, but Sabin says he has a partner who knows a lot about tag team wrestling: "The Cowboy" James Storm. Storm introduces himself to The Good Brothers, then says he and Sabin want the tag team titles and tells them to put up or shut up. Suddenly, Matt Hardy and Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) - members of the All Elite Wrestling roster - show up. After talking about their six-man tag team match against Matt Sydal and Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) tomorrow night on Dynamite, he announces that he has brought Private Party in for a warm-up match. Storm tells Matt Hardy this was a private conversation, not a private party, but Hardy says everyone else should be praising him for putting Impact Wrestling on his back and saved it from bankruptcy in 2016, and also mentions how he and Jeff Hardy lost the tag team titles in a "teleportation gone wrong" angle. He then says the warm-up match should be against The Good Brothers, and after mentioning how he and Jeff Hardy lost the tag titles, Gallows says Private Party and the team of Sabin and Storm should fight it out to see who faces them for the tag titles. Matt Hardy then says he will get his lawyers to meet with Impact's lawyers to make it official, then tells Private Party that they must get vicious and get the win.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Matt Cardona. Cardona says he has been asked why he is in Impact Wrestling, and says he wants an opportunity after making the most of opportunities throughout his career, and that he wants to prove himself and his fans right.

Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) vs. Chris Sabin and "The Cowboy" James Storm is official for later tonight.

We see a video package of Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) winning the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Championships.

Backstage, Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) meet up with Kaleb with a K and Tenille Dashwood. Suddenly, Johnny Swinger interrupts, and all three of them are confronted by Fallah Bahh, who knows that Swinger stole his money from Fire and Flava, who stole the money from him. Suddenly, Brian Myers shows up on an elevator and is not interested in what Fire and Flava is selling. Myers then confronts Fallah Bahh, which leads to a match between the two.

Kimber Lee and Susan beat Jordynne Grace and Jazz after Deonna Purrazzo hits Jazz in the back of the head with the Impact Knockouts Championship behind the referee's back.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Taya Valkyrie when John E. Bravo confronts her, saying she sprayed Larry D with Ring Rust. Suddenly, Tommy Dreamer and Acey Romero show up, and Taya fesses up, saying she never supported Bravo's relationship with Rosemary. After Taya regrets that John E. Bravo didn't die and states that John E. Bravo is useless, she is hauled off. (As Taya is carried away by security, Tommy Dreamer, Acey Romero and John E. Bravo joke that Taya might do time in Jacksonville, Florida; Stanford, Connecticut or Baltimore, Maryland - references to All Elite Wrestling, WWE and Ring of Honor respectively.) Rosemary scares security away and confronts Taya for her behavior. Taya says she does not regret having Rosemary as a friend regardless of what happens. Taya is hauled off, and Crazzy Steve shows up. Rosemary says this is why she does not have friends, as it never works out. After Rosemary asks if this frightens Steve, Steve says this excites him. (This ends up being Taya Valkyrie's last appearance in Impact Wrestling, as her contract has expired.)

We hear from Tony Schiavone, who takes it to Tony Khan and Jerry Lynn. Khan says he and Jerry will be watching closely as Matt Hardy and Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) appear on tonight's show. Khan puts Private Party on a pedestal, then Tony Schiavone runs down the card for tomorrow night's episode of Dynamite. Afterwards, Khan says Matt Hardy is at Impact because he asked him to be there and that he expects results. It is then revealed that Jerry Lynn and Tony Khan are in the arena right now.

Rich Swann shows up. Swann says he felt the pressure of being Impact World Champion and leading the company into war at Hard To Kill, saying he lives and thrives off that pressure and that he, Chris Sabin and Moose left their hearts in the ring. He admits he had some trust issues with Moose given what all Moose has done, but that his attention was on Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson). Now that Moose has his attention, he wants him to get in the ring so they can settle things. Moose shows up and reminds Swann that people make bad decisions when they are angry and that those decisions tend to make him angry, then says nothing between them will be settled until he gets a World title shot. Swann then gives Moose a World title shot right then and there, but Moose says he says when they will go at it because Swann is on his time. Swann asks what they will do now before starting a brawl. After punching Moose in the face, Swann tears Moose's shirt and hits a few chops before dodging a tackle in the corner and hitting a Phoenix Splash.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore meets with Rohit Raju, then TJP shows up with the X Division Championship. Rohit Raju then wants an opportunity at the X Division title, and gets it in two weeks' time. Rohit takes the match and leaves. After Rohit leaves, Scott D'Amore asks TJP if he should tell Rohit the match is a non-title match.

Backstage, Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) try to do business with Alisha Edwards. They then spot referee Brandon Tolle and try to get money out of him for their championship celebration when Havok and Neveah show up. Fire and Flava tell them to go home and watch the championship celebration, then leave.

Brian Myers beats Fallah Bahh with a kick to the groin following an inadvertent eye poke from Fallah Bahh.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Austin says what happened at Hard To Kill was a tragedy, as he was forced to sit on a countdown show panel and comment on a match, and says "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander's time as a tag team champion is done and that Alexander should fade into the background. Ace Austin also shows his disgust with having to face Matt Cardona instead of taking part in the X Division Championship match. Suddenly, Alexander shows up and says he will make sure Austin will not reach his potential and that opportunities are earned. After Alexander shoves Austin, Fulton grabs Alexander from behind. As Austin is about to punch Alexander, Matt Cardona shows up and beats up Austin, forcing Austin and Fulton to retreat.

Backstage, a trainer tends to Eddie Edwards and tells him not to do barbed wire matches anymore. Suddenly, Brian Myers demands the doctor tend to his poked eye while calling Eddie "a backyarder." Eddie then challenges Myers to a match next week to show him what a professional wrestler and professional wrestling is really like.

Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) beat Chris Sabin and "The Cowboy" James Storm. During the match, Tony Khan and Jerry Lynn are seen watching the match from behind the guardrail, with Tony Khan taking notes. Later in the match, Jerry Lynn climbs over the guardrail and grabs Chris Sabin's leg while Matt Hardy distracts referee Brian Hebner, allowing Private Party to hit Gin and Juice for the win. After the match, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) show up to have a stand-off with Private Party, then all three teams brawl with one another to end the show.

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