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After they lost as partners Tuesday, Jazz accepted Grace's challenge for a match Saturday.

Hard to Kill. Ever since The North lost tag team gold, Ethan Page has been losing his mind. That was a window for the introduction of the Karate Man action hero to Impact. While the Karate Man is played by Page, they are supposed to be two different people in Impact. A therapy session for Page led to a Kumite challenge for Hard to Kill. QUIET! @OfficialEGO wasnt happy with The Karate Mans advice and a #HardToKill challenge was issued. #IMPACTonAXSTVpic.twitter.com/Xx0ayxJ1pa— IMPACT (@IMPACT...

Impact Wrestling TV Aired January 5, 2021 on AXS TV Highlights from three weeks ago aired followed by the Impact intro theme… Josh Mathews and Madison Rayne were on commentary… 1. Ace Austin (w/Madman Fulton) vs. Blake Christian vs. KC Navarro vs. Crazzy Steve. Mathews noted that all these wrestlers would be wrestling at the Genesis show this Saturday on Impact plus. Christian and Navarro brawled in the ring after Ace pulled Steve to ringside. Ace ended up pulling Navarro to ringside to put...

January is Knockouts Month on IMPACT Plus! On IMPACT Connected, Jordynne Grace answers questions from fans around the world. Gail Kim runs down her all-time favorite matches in Fave Five. Plus, revisit some of the best Knockouts matches in IMPACT Wrestling history and so much more! Stay tuned for announcements on more exciting content throughout the month!

Impact Wrestling TV Aired December 22, 2020 on AXS TV -Scott D’Amore and Josh Mathews were the hosts for the recap show. They were hosting the show from the lounge room in Skyway Studios. -The first 2020 replay was Ace Austin vs. Trey Miguel for the X Division Championship. -A skit aired where Chris Bey told Rohit Raju that Scott D’Amore booked Manik vs. Chris Bey vs. Rohit Raju in a triple threat match for the X Division Championship at the Hard to Kill PPV. -Ace Austin won the Impact X Di...

Impact Wrestling has announced that the Super X Cup will make its return for the Impact Plus special Genesis on January 9. This will be the first X Cup since 2017, when Dezmond Xavier defeated Taiji Ishimori to win. There have been three other X Cup singles tournaments in Impact history, as well as four with the team-based theme featuring wrestlers from various countries. Other Super X Cup winners include Chris Sabin in 2003 and Samoa Joe in 2005. Here’s the updated lineup: * * 2021 Super X ...

Super X Cup To Return At Impact Wrestling Genesis ); The Super X Cup will make its return for the Impact Plus special Genesis on January 9. The promotion confirmed the news today.  The tournament has been on hiatus since 2017 and was introduced in the early days of TNA Wrestling.  BREAKING: The Super X-Cup Tournament returns on January 9th at #Genesis – stars of the X-Division battle to win the prestigious trophy! Stay tuned for more details and news about participants! pic.twitter.com/iK...

Impact Wrestling announced Thursday that the Super X-Cup tournament will return at their January 9th Genesis show on Impact Plus with participants and details to be revealed later. This will be the fourth Super X-Cup in company history, a eight-man tournament featuring X Division wrestlers that dates back to 2003. In the past, they have featured international talent from around the world. Chris Sabin won the inaugural tournament in 2003 during the TNA era, defeating Juventud Guerrera in the fi...

); #1. Tenille Dashwood (w/ Kaleb with a K) vs. Alisha (w/ Eddie Edwards) — Winner: Tenille Dashwood ICU! It goes dark in the Impact zone. The lights come back up and Sami Callihan is on the screen. Their feud can’t go on forever, so he suggests they end this after Eddie takes a couple of weeks off to enjoy Christmas and the New Year with family. ); – Motor City Machine Guns are disappointed they might not get to wrestle The North again, they were a good team. Shelley congratulates XX...

December 15, 2020 By Nick Perkins, ProWrestling.net Staffer (@WesternRebel) I haven’t watched Impact since long before they even stopped calling themselves TNA. I have somewhat remained caught up on the happenings in the company, thanks to the coverage from Dot Net and various Twitter posts but I can honestly say I haven’t watched an actual episode of Impact for five or more years. Probably more. I’m glad Impact exists, as it gives more wrestlers and behind the scenes people jobs. I fully...