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We crown a number one contender for the tag titles tonight on IMPACT! Let’s see what else goes down!

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We crown a number one contender for the tag titles tonight on IMPACT! Let’s see what else goes down!

Aside from the tag team match, we saw last week that Tessa and Sami have both handpicked someone for the other to face.

Sami picked Fulton, because well…wouldn’t you? He’s a 6’8″ psychopath. Most people don’t stand a chance against him.

Tessa picked Ken Shamrock. World’s Most Dangerous Man, even though he’s 55, is still shredded and looks like a beast.

Now let’s get ready for the show by listening to what Sami has to say:

Ratings:

  • Old School Rules: RVD vs Rhino w/Special Referee Tommy Dreamer: RVD wins via 5 Star Frog Splash – ** 3/4
  • Moose vs Acey Romero: Moose wins via Spear – ***
  • Raj Singh w/Rohit Raju & Gama Singh vs Fallah Bahh: Fallah wins via BAHHnzai Drop – * 1/2
  • Tag Team Open: Dave & Jake Crist vs Reno Scum vs Dez & Wentz vs Willie Mack & Rich Swann: Swann via Victory Roll – *** 1/4
  • Tessa Blanchard vs Madman Fulton: Tessa wins via DQ – N/A
  • Sami Callihan vs Ken Shamrock: Calliahn wins via Ankle Lock – **

 

Analysis:

Old School Rules: RVD vs Rhino w/Special Referee Tommy Dreamer – Old school rules is just another way to harken back to ECW, and this…paled in comparison to a lot of ECW throwback matches. They played a few of the hits with Katie Forbes acting as curby eye candy and even a distraction for Tommy Dreamer towards the end of the match. The Gores looked a little weak and the steps were slow. It was okay, but cements the concept of they need to stop doing these.

Moose vs Acey Romero – This was a hell of a heavyweight slugfest. Acey held his own very well, and it wasn’t until Moose drove him into the post on the outside, that Moose took some momentum away. Big Go to Hell off the top rope gave Moose a nearfall, but Acey responded with a Pounce that sent Moose flying. Moose got busted open, and Acey was about to squash him in the corner, Moose moves and hits the Spear for a pinfall. Very close match, and being Acey’s first singles match on IMPACT! he looked like a force to be reckoned with.

Raj Singh w/Rohit Raju & Gama Singh vs Fallah Bahh –  Raj and Rohit keep trying to prove themselves to Gama, and after picking on Fallah, they look to make an example of him. Sufficed to say, Raj isn’t a real challenge for Fallah. Raj does show some decent power Suplexing Fallah, but no one had faith in him winning. The finish did show the return of TJP, so there’s a good angle for him to come back. Match was nothing special, but Fallah is a lovable babyface, so it’s always nice when he gets a little bit of momentum.

Right before the commercial we get Joey Ryan being summoned to Wrestler’s Court

Tag Team Open: Dave & Jake Crist vs Reno Scum vs Dez & Wentz vs Willie Mack & Rich Swann – All eight competitors are legal at all times, so Tornado rules allow for some crazy happenings. After a few quick dives to the outside, Mack and Swann start to get a little bit of an advantage, but after a Corkscrew Plancha, Willie’s knee gives out and he needs to be taken to the back. Most of the doctor forcing Willie to the back was during the commercial break, so by the time we return, we return to action. Each team had great moments and showed why they are competent tag teams. Luster Crucifix Bombed Rich into Dave Crist while he was hanging in a Tree of Woe, The Rascalz hit Hot Fire Flame, but Jake Crist broke up the pin. It looked like the Crists were going for All Seeing Eye, but Rich rolled Dave into a Victory Roll while Jake missed off the top rope, and picked up the pinfall. So now we wait and see if Willie will be healthy enough to go, or if there will be drama.

Taya interview in the back, discussing her now Triple Threat at Hard to Kill.

ImpactPlus Flashback Moment: ODB vs Brooke Tessmacher vs Gail Kim, Knockouts Championship. Bound for Glory, October 20,2013

Brian Cage interview that looks to be setting up for a possible RVD and Cage feud:

Tessa Blanchard vs Madman Fulton – This is one of those matches that give fuel to the people who think this storyline is ridiculous. But much like how you’d book a small man against a monster, this gave Tessa a few hope spots using Fulton’s momentum and height against him…but the Crists come out for the DQ. So it was hard to believe Tessa could win straight up, but thankfully, oVe are heels that swarm for the fun of it. Ken Shamrock comes out to make the save, and sets up for the main event.

Sami Callihan vs Ken Shamrock – Early on Shamrock was showing his legitimate side when he shrugged off everything Sami tried. But in true Callihan form, he spat on Shamrock and kept antagonizing him, even though he wasn’t really accomplishing anything. Callihan did pull off a Death Valley Driver, but Shamrock kicked out and if it weren’t for Sami pulling the referee into the corner when Shamrock came in for the splash, Sami was outclassed. Madman Fulton came in while the ref was down, hit his End of Days, and Sami slapped on an Ankle Lock, so when the referee came back to consciousness, he saw Shamrock was out and in the Ankle Lock.

Afterwards Fulton continues to beat on Shamrock and tosses him from the ring to the outside. Sami has to beg Fulton to stop and push him backwards. Is Sami losing control of the monster? 

Overall Score: 5.5/10

I think I accept a little more sports entertainment in my wrestling than many other people, but this episode felt like it overdid it a bit. Wrestler’s Court was funny, from inside jokes, winks to former Impact characters and just a good mix of meta humour and easy to follow jokes. RVD just unabashedly being a prick is a nice way to keep him fresh and definitely a good way to make people boo a rather beloved wrestler.

Aside from those though, the rest of the show felt like it was still in first gear. Acey had a good IMPACT! debut, the tag match was entertaining and sets up for possible drama with Mack and Swann, but the payoff is still down the line. And the final two matches ending with shenanigans, just leaves a weird taste in the mouth, and it’s hard to really see past a middling last half hour.

Not a bad show, but very average. Since Impact has been on such an upswing this year, whenever even an average show happens, it tends to feel a little worse since expectations are set fairly high. They can’t all be winners, but at least this wasn’t an unmitigated disaster.

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Andrew’s TNA iMPACT! Results & Match Ratings: 4.30.2026

Lei Ying Lee has the people’s sympathy, Allie has returned from the dead and Ali has an open challenge!

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Coming off of what was a TNA match of the year candidate, in last week’s main event…and a generally really good episode, I may be getting my hopes up. I tend to like to go into most things expecting the worst, so it’s hard to be disappointed. But TNA is starting to put competent shows together again after a few weeks of dog water.

Let’s find out if things stay interesting or if drink myself into a coma tonight.

Ratings:

  • Jeff Hardy vs Vincent: Jeff wins via Swanton Bomb – ** 3/4
  • TNA International Championship: Adam Brooks vs Mustafa Ali (c) w/Order 4: Ali retains via 450 – ***
  • Mara Sade, Rosemary & Allie vs Diamond Collective (Tessa Blanchard, Mila Moore, Victoria Crawford): Allie wins via Codebreaker – ***
  • Home Town Man vs Mr. Elegance w/Elegance Brand: Mr. E wins via Excusez Moi – t(-_-)o
  • Walk With Elijah Match: Elijah vs Frankie Kazarian: Elijah wins via 4 Corners – *** 1/4

Results:

Jeff Hardy vs Vincent

Oh no awful talking segment to open the show, we go straight into the entrances. That’s nice to see.

Jeff tosses his shirt or whatever and instantly bull rushes Vincent. A few quick strikes, a Snapmare and Jeff wants a quick Swanton, but Vinny powders. Jeff splashes Vinny, rolls him back in, and looks to continue. Jeff wants a Whisper in the Wind, but Vinny blocks that and eats the signature Jeff Hardy Mule Kick. Jeff tries for the Swanton again, but Vinny pulls him down, crotches him on the top rope and starts to dissect Jeff. A few deliberate strikes to the back, a backbreaker that Vinny holds. Jeff fights up out of it, they exchange a little, both hit the ropes and simultaneous Cross Bodies see both guys slow to stand.

Jeff is up first, Lariat, Back Elbow, Manhattan Drop, Low Dropkick. Jeff wants the Twist but his back spasms, Vinny tries a Shiranui, but Jeff stops it and finally hits the Twist of Fate, but only a near fall. Russian Leg Sweep to follow up from Jeff into that Seated Prawn Hold he likes to do, but another two count. Jeff is pulling out different things from his arsenal, including a Sit Out DDT, he’s favoring the back, so he’s not going to the Swanton. Vinny peppers in some Forearms to Jeff’s back and hits a Side Effect for two! Vinny goes to the top, implies a Swanton, but the lights go out and Matt is back in the ring in full Broken regalia. He gives the Delete, the lights go out and Jeff is on the top with a downed Vincent. Swanton Bomb from Jeff, and the crowd is hype, even if it’s pure chicanery.

TNA International Championship: Adam Brooks vs Mustafa Ali (c) w/Order 4

Simple tie up and Shoulder Tackle spot, Ali then runs Adam ragged with the rope run into a Frankensteiner for the arrogant gloating. Another cocky Back Heel Kick from Ali before Brooks hits a Big Boot, into a Cappo Kick, and a Back Body Drop sends Ali to powder. Adam tries to throw Ali back in but Ali slides across to the outside, Adam follows but gets caught and DDT’d onto the floor. Rolling Neckbreaker from Ali, and only a near fall. Adam tries a Standing Switch, but they trade switches until Ali just snaps off a DDT. Ali tries to control Adam but he gets out of it, Pele Kick. Ali uses the Bell Clap to disorient Adam, but Adam catches Ali’s next move. Some back and forth, Ali tries something, but Adam stuffs him, Cheeky Nandos, Last Ride Powerbomb into an Ushigoroshi. Adam charges the corner but Ali gets out of the way and Adam crashes in with his head bouncing off the turnbuckle. 450 from Ali, and he retains.

Mara Sade, Rosemary & Allie vs Diamond Collective (Tessa Blanchard, Mila Moore, Victoria Crawford)

Well time to see what Allie looks like after only have 2 matches in the last 3 years.

Rosemary and Vix start, Vix takes cheapshots at Mara and Allie first, Rosemary hammers her with Forearms, Exploder Suplex, and as Vix stumbles, Allie bites her! The Diamond Collective is trying to collect themselves, but Mara hits a Crossbody into the three heels. Vix finally tags out after things normalize, so Rosemary tags out to Mara. Mila and Mara go back and forth, Mara hits a sexy body wave to taunt Mila. Mila eats consecutive Dropkicks, then Mara tries a PK but Mila trips her on the apron.

Mila tags in Vix, but Mara turns it around instantly and then tags Rosemary back in. Interesting that Allie and Tessa are the ones coming in last. Vix hits her patented Northern Lights Suplex to take control and finally get Tessa in. Snapmare and Dropkick to the back of the spine from Tessa, before she tags Mila back in. Quick tags in the heel corner are keeping Rosemary in the masochist position. As the heels keep control, we slip to commercial.

We come back in time to see a Triplicate Knee Strike to Rosemary in the heel corner. Mila tags back in, but Rosemary tries to turn things around but now it’s a struggle to slow her. Allie and Tessa get the simultaneous tags and Allie comes in hot. Big Knee Lift, Running Spicolli Driver, Rosemary and Allie pull off a tandem Upside Down, Mila tries to help by tagging out Tessa while she’s in the submission, but Mara levels Mila, Rosemary Spear Mila, Allie hits the Codebreaker on Mila…and our Living Dead Girls win!

Santino sends a video message about him getting unsuspended and trying to fix some of the scummy stuff Daria did last few weeks. Indi comes out to reaffirm that she’s unsuspended too and lay claim to her eyes being on the Knockout’s Title. 

Home Town Man vs Mr. Elegance w/Elegance Brand

I again find myself rooting for Home Town Man. Yikes.

Mr E wants to pose but HTM grabs an arm and hits a few Arm Wringers. Mr E is spending more time getting away from something and posing before HTM throws him into the corner and starts stomping his chest. HTM with a long spin TKO and Mr E crawls to the ropes for safety. HTM just does 10 Count punches in the ropes. The Elegance Brand are shrieking, the crowd is behind HTM but with the 45 extra bodies, Mr E catches HTM with a Spine Buster, Shoulder Tackle, Sliding…stupid looking Splash thing, and just connects on some knees while HTM is down.

HTM hulks up, does the point, and Flip, Flop and Fly on Mr E. High Fly Home Town Flow, for only a two count! ASH starts trying to be Maria Kanellis and seduce HTM, he has her make out with his mask instead, Mr E lands his Lightning Spiral finish with a ridiculously awful pin. I…hated everything about this.

Leon Slater comes out, and I’m falling into a coma. This dude can’t talk, he has zero aura, he’s trash. All he has is flips. I need Cedric to beat the brakes off this boy. Thank GOD Cedric comes out to make this segment interesting. Cedric tells him that he might not make it to their match on the 14th, The System come out of the crowd and beat down Leon. Moose comes out for the save. Moose cleans house, Leon and Moose threaten to take out Lish too, but Eddie pulls her out in time. Weird for babyfaces to be okay with attacking the valet.

Walk With Elijah Match: Elijah vs Frankie Kazarian

So it’s a 4 Corners Strap Match. That’s it, the winner hits the buckles in succession. I haven’t seen a 4 corners match in a while. 

The match starts in the back, Kaz takes his sweet time before tying on the strap, Kaz uses a short cut with the Hand Sanitizer to the eyes and slams Elijah’s Shoulder into a door. Elijah finally turns things around with crotching Kaz on junk in the back and drops a ladder on him. Elijah puts Kaz on a manual forklift and sends him into the pile of junk. Elijah continues to bounce Kaz off the bay doors. Elijah scoops up Kaz and walks him to the ramp and kicks him down it. So now the match is closer to the finish.

Kaz tries to get away, but Elijah keeps pulling him back by the strap and into Knife Edge Chops. Elijah bounces Kaz off the ropes, Back Drop! Elijah touches two corners, but Kaz interrupts the count. A Dropkick stops Elijah and now Kaz gets to two before Elijah levels Kaz. Kaz gets thrown out, fishes under the ring and finds a guitar! While Elijah stops the guitar, Kaz uses Elijah’s over shirt to choke him. Some back and forth before Elijah bounces Kaz’s head off a turnbuckle and Kaz powders.

Elijah follows and gets the best of Kaz until Elijah is looking for a weapon but can’t find it, so Kaz starts getting in a few shots before Kaz tries to leave through the crowd. Elijah pulls him back into the barricade and lights up his chest. Kaz gets battered with a few Flying Shoulder Tackles, Walk with Elijah rope walk, into a Sunset Bomb. Corner 1, 2, 3 – but Kaz uses the strap to whip Elijah and stop him from touching the 4th buckle. A few more strap shots, Kaz throws Elijah out of the ring, but Elijah brings him with! Then he ties the strap in the post and starts lighting up Kaz’s torso with strap strikes. Kaz turns things around, but they’re trading pulling one another into the post. It’s like Tug of War, but both are losing. Back in the ring, Kaz with the Up and Over, tries the Chicken Wing, but Elijah is walking with Kaz on his back. He tags 3 corners, reaches for the fourth, but succumbs to the submission. Kaz now takes the opportunity to start his corners but Elijah starts moving so Kaz decides he’s gonna rope walk.

Kaz jumps off the ropes and Elijah connects with the Knee Lift! A few more big strap shots from both, Kaz hits a Backstabber, and tries the corners, gets to three, Elijah flips Kaz inside out and the Strap breaks! Strap choke, Highway Man’s Farewell from Elijah and at the fourth, Kaz tries to pull him, but Elijah grabs the guitar, El Kabong’s Kaz and touches the fourth corner for the win.

 

Overall Score: 6/10

While not a bad episode, the main event was super campy and an old school gimmick, not done very well. The comedy match was even bad on comedy standards, and that dragged down the rhythm of the show. Lei Ying Lee being a very believable betrayed babyface may actually have her win next week, she’s so sweet and seemingly upset, the whole Chinese Ricky Morton comparison, I still stand by. Santino and Indi being back works fine, Indi saying she wants Arianna with or without the title, is the only reason I think Lei has a real shot at winning. Indi going to her phone after the talk with Daria is 99% Dexter Lumis/Sam Shaw. Ryan being jealous of KC and Nic is good comedy, Ali and Brooks’ match was short but effective. Also Allie’s in-ring TNA return after 7 years, was really good. Allie seems to have given Rosemary a spark again and Mara being added to mix works better than expected.

So yeah, the show wasn’t bad, it just didn’t stick the landing so it made the show feel like a bigger slog than it should have. Here’s to hoping the next two weeks are exciting with the matches we know of.

 

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Andrew’s TNA iMPACT! Results & Match Ratings: 4.23.2026

We get a random title match! Is TNA gonna pull an AEW and switch the titles for chaos reasons?

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It’s been a long weekend with Strangle-mania, WrestleMania, fallouts, bailouts, crash outs and 4/20 fog. I’m pretty sure I didn’t mind last week (you may be thinking to yourself, that I could easily check, but what’s the fun in that).

So I’m just gonna say we’ve had some solidly entertaining shows, and let’s see if this continues or if we start to tread water until Slammiversary is closer.

Ratings:

  • Bear Bronson w/The System vs Nic Nemeth: Nic wins via Danger Zone – ***
  • Dutch vs Matt Hardy: Dutch wins via Death Walks – ** 3/4
  • Katie Arquette vs Elayna Black: Elayna wins via Black Out – SQUASH
  • World Heavyweight Championship: Mike Santana (c) vs Rich Swann: Santana retains via Spin the Block – **** 1/4

 

Results:

Bear Bronson w/The System vs Nic Nemeth

Our favorite Nemeth, Ryan, is on commentary complaining about KC Navarro and reassuring everyone that he is indeed, Nic’s Brother, not KC.

A not so clean break, Bear throws some fists, connects a big Chop, and Nic is reeling early. Nic fights up with some jabs, quick chops, goes for a Crossbody, but Bear catches him and slams him down. A short moment to taunt, but Bear keeps laying into Nic with Elbows and Knees. Nic again fights back with some punches, a headbutt, but then gets flattened with a Spinebuster. Bear puts Nic into the ropes, distracts the referee so Lish gets involved.

Bear throws Nic around a bit more, Headlock gets applied, but Nic slowly tries to fight out. A few Uppercuts, a Superkick, Flying Lariat into Nic just jumping into the 10 Count Punches. FameASSer, but only a two count. Nic tunes up the band, Bear catches it, Chokebomb, 1-2-but Nic gets the shoulder up. Bear calls for the Fire/Thunder Driver, gets Nic in position, Nic slips it, posts Bear, Implant DDT and…Bear no sells it just to eat a Superkick! Only a near fall, but a neat sequence. Nic tries Danger Zone but Bear grabs the ropes to protect himself. Slams into Nic, Landslide from Bear! A near fall again, Bear starts the Ground and Pound so Nic powders and gets surrounded.

KC Navarro walks down the ring to distract The System, Ryan helps Nic get back in the ring. Superkick into Danger Zone! Nic wins!

Kaz comes out in Elijah cosplay, and some of Frankie’s best segments are when he’s just making fun of people. Elijah busts it up, beats up Kaz, says they will have a “Walk with Elijah Guitar Strap match”. Then he starts a little song that goes over fairly well with the crowd. A little lame, but not awful.

Dutch vs Matt Hardy

Matt comes out looking like he’s ready to slap a tornado. Matt pulls out a table, sets it up, grabs red spray paint and writes Sacrifice on it.

As soon as Matt gets in, Dutch attacks. They throw a few strikes, Matt tries the Twist, Dutch pushes off, tries Death Walks, but Matt turns it into a Crucifix Hold. Dutch walks to the ropes and grabs them with his teeth. Matt connects on a Side Effect, and then they head to the outside. Dutch gets thrown into the steps and then his head gets repeatedly smashed into the steps. Commercial break time.

Back from break, Matt gets bounced out of the corner, Sidewalk Slam from Dutch and then a Headlock has Matt down and begging the crowd. Dutch slams Matt back down, wants a Splash, but misses! Twist of Fate gets blocked, Matt turns it into a DDT. Then Matt finally hits the Twist of Fate. Dutch rolls out, Mat places him on a table, peppers in a few more punches and goes up. Matt with the Extreme Elbow, the wood turns out to be Japanese, but the one leg snaps. Matt repositions the table as the crowd chants one more time. Vertical Suplex sends Dutch through the table and the crowd is happy.

Matt looks to finish things but Vincent appears from under the ring. Slides in a chair to distract the referee and then interferes, which allows Dutch to hit Death Walks and win the match.

Dutch and Vincent look to make a larger example of Matt, but Jeff makes the save and doesn’t dance on the way down. Vincent powders, Dutch eats a Twist and Swanton. 

Lei Ying Lee comes out ahead of Xia Brookside’s scheduled segment to explain herself. Lei is upset, she starts the promo off by apologizing for not speaking English perfectly, which is a great way to appeal to sympathy. She calls out Xia, Xia comes out and blames Lei for sabotaging her shot when she showed her the video of her dad. Xia is playing the delusional conspiracy victim. She tries to talk about being alone to Lei who came over from China alone. Lei apologizes and it seems like its hard for Xia to stay in heel character because Lei seems legitimately upset. 

Xia says Lei is right, there’s a moment where it seems like they might reconcile. Xia said she made a mistake, the crowd isn’t buying it. Xia accepts the apology, they hug, but Xia deadpans to the camera and starts to ground and pound Lei. Xia DDT’s Lei, and Lei is out. 

Katie Arquette vs Elayna Black

Elayna tries to big time Katie, hits a few Japanese Arm Drags, but Elayna kicks her down, and decides to strut around the ring and talk to the crowd. Kati tries to attack her while she’s being condescending, but Elayna dodges the PK, Katie lands back first on the apron and Elayna just points and laughs at her. Elayna with slow and deliberate offense, but the crowd tries to work Katie back into the match. She gets a small hope spot, but Elayna dodges the charge in the corner and hits the Black Out.

World Heavyweight Championship: Mike Santana (c) vs Rich Swann

They shake hands to start and we get the typical slow burn, tie up, push to a corner and then clean break into a little World of Sport chain wrestling. Test of Strength next, and they trade momentum, Swann turns it into a Monkey Flip, they are both flat, so we get the alternating near fall spot into the double Wrestler’s Bridge, Dropkick misses for all until the stereo Dropkick spot. It’s been three minutes and still no strike has been thrown. After a Frankensteiner pass through Rich is the first to connect on a Dropkick to the chest. Four minutes in and someone finally got hit.

Santana Chops Rich, they start to pick up the pace, Santana catches Swann with a Dropkick. Into an Alabama Slam, Snake Eyes and Santana is using his size advantage. They go to the outside, trade Chops before Santana just kicks Swann and then spikes him into the floor. We go to commercial. Back to te show Rich has Santana propped up on a chair, Rich goes around the world and Bootwash! One more, for a Yakuza Kick! Rich goes for 3 but Santana cuts him off with a Superkick and throws him back in. Santana flies and Rich catches Santana with a Superkick.

Swann wants to fly but Santana Kips Up, cuts him off and Super Falcon Arrow! Car crashy spot, but cool. Santana lights up Swann, Punches, Diving Shoulder, some up and over, Santana with a Gamengiri, after a few more counter attempts from both, Santana catches Swann with the Rolling Buck Fifty for two! Flash Cradle from Swann, he tries to turn it into more but Santana hits the Outline in Chalk! Cannonball into Batista Bomb and Rich still won’t stay down!

After a few seconds to collect himself, Santana keeps charging, but Swann gets his foot up twice. Santana doesn’t stop so Swann hits a Springboard Lariat. Back Kick, into 450 attempt, but misses, Santana tries another Rolling Buck Fifty but Rich passes by it and hits the Lethal Injection for a near fall. They trade kicks, Swann hits the Frankensteiner, Frog Splash from Swann…but only two! Santana Reverse Powerbomb, wants another but Swann turns it into a Destroyer!

Swann with his kick combo but as Rich hits the ropes, Santana hits Spin the Block out of nowhere! Santana retains.

 

Overall Score: 7/10

The first hour wasn’t bad, but was a little paint by numbers with the Matt and Dutch match probably acting as a turning point. Lei and Xia’s segment was great. Lei…looked so upset for real, it seemed like part of Xia’s fake out was legit with how well Lei was getting sympathy and trying her damnedest to repair the friendship. This could possibly set Lei up for another title run, I didn’t expect this, because I didn’t foresee Lei being able to evoke sympathy like a Chinese Ricky Morton from 1981. Then there’s the main event match…wow. That…had no business being free and being on a taped show. Imagine if that was one of the LIVE iMPACT episodes. That very well may have been the best match in TNA for far this year, and it had no story, no build and a commercial.

Ryan’s jealousy angle I’m here for, Kaz and Elijah is…something for them to do, Xia is the biggest cunt in the company right now and there were a few other little odds and ends to be interesting. Elegance Brand, Diamond Collective, The System…all had their own moments to build a story. But we had decent to really good wrestling and a great promo segment. I’m shocked, but this was objectively…not trash.

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