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Jeremy’s Impact Rebellion 2021 Review   Hello there, Impact fans! It’s time for Impact Rebellion. I’m Jeremy Thomas, and we have quite the show for you tonight with every title in the company on the line — and one that’s not in the company! Rich Swann will face Kenny Omega in a Title vs. Title match for both the top titles in AEW and Impact Wrestling, and we have been promised a definitive winner. Plus we’ve got FinJuice defending the Impact Tag Team Titles against the G...

Josh Alexander is the new face of Impact Wrestling’s X Division. Formerly known as a tag team specialist in Impact, Alexander had his breakout moment as a singles performer on Sunday night at the Rebellion pay-per-view. He defeated Ace Austin and TJP in a show-opening triple-threat match, beginning his first run as X Division champion. “This is me solidifying my spot in the pro wrestling landscape as a singles competitor,” says Alexander, a two-time Impact tag champ beside Ethan Page a...

Rhino Comments On Current Impact Wrestling Run, Violent By Design ); Impact Wrestling star Rhino was interviewed by In The Cut podcast to discuss his current run with Impact, among other topics that were also talked about. On the biggest difference in his latest Impact Wrestling run compared to his last ones: “I’m a little older, a little wiser, more experienced, not only in life, but you know, in the wrestling business, and, you know, this, I bring more, I think, to the table, you know,...

Impact Rebellion preview: Kenny Omega is destined to make history as a wrestling god Share this story What’s a promotion to do when an outsider wins their world title? We are close to finding out when Impact Wrestling headlines their Rebellion PPV tonight (Apr. 25, 2021) with AEW’s Kenny Omega versus Rich Swann in title versus title. Let’s run down the storylines with predictions for each contest to get you prepared for the evening. Rebellion is available on PPV and Fite TV. The show be...

ROH TV, and anything else I’m forgetting. But first, here’s the outcome of last week’s voting, and how those results changed our annual competition for Performer of the Year. Here’s to the start of our tenth year! SmackDown’s big WrestleMania winners kept their momentum going. Swiss lead the way with what looked at the time like it was going to be a shot at the Tribal Chief. A surprising Cruiserweight title change gave us NXT’s top ranked wrestler, but we support Indi Wrestling... ...

Rhino discussed his current run in Impact Wrestling, joining Violent By Design and more in a new interview. Rhino was a guest on the latest In the Cut podcast ahead of his match at Impact Rebellion, and the show sent us some highlights that you can check out below: On the biggest difference in his latest Impact Wrestling run compared to his last ones: “I’m a little older, a little wiser, more experienced, not only in life, but you know, in the wrestling business, and, you know, this, I bri...

Impact recap & reactions: Pandemonium heading into Rebellion Share this story Rebellion PPV is ready to explode on April 25. Impact Wrestling (Apr. 22, 2021) featured Moose returning to the Impact Zone, Rachael Ellering making a surprise appearance, and a chaotic brawl to close the go-home show. In the main event, Eric Young wrestled Eddie Edwards as a taste of what’s to come when Violent by Design squares off against Edwards, James Storm, Chris Sabin, and Willie Mack in an 8-man tag at Reb...

Image: Impact Wrestling Impact Wrestling has some momentum going into Sundays Rebellion pay-per-view as viewership numbers for Thursdays show were up from last week. Thursdays AXS TV broadcast brought in 145,000 viewers, up from last weeks 132,000. They drew a .05 rating in the 18-49 demo, up from last weeks .04. The show ranked 132nd on the night for cable viewership. They were 113th in the 18-49 demo in the cable top 150, up from last weeks 138th place finish. Eddie Edwards vs. Eric Young wa...

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Jeff Jarrett Talks Hulk Hogan Not Appearing For TNA After Shooting An Angle, Randy Savage The current Impact Wrestling is centered around younger stars that have been more-or-less grown from within, but the company had infamously relied on older stars for the better part of their time as TNA. Speaking with Inside the Ropes, TNA co-founder Jeff Jarrett detailed the early mentality of bringing in the stars of yester-year. “The first layer of the answer is get eyeballs on our product,” Jarrett...