Note On Impact Planning Title Change At Recent Tapings May 3, 2021 | Posted by Blake Lovell
Impact Wrestling continues its march towards Under Siege on May 14, and the company may be considering a title change on the road to the event. Fightful Select has more details on the recent discussion backstage in Impact.
According to Fightful, sources state that “at least one” title changed was planned at the most recent set of Impact tapings this week. The report mentions that nearly every champion in the promotion is either working on a contract that will be up within the year or doesn’t have a full-time contract with the company.
Bullet Club Member & Two-Time New Japan Super J-Cup Winner Set For Impact Debut Next Week
Tonight, it was announced on
Impact Wrestling that the two-time New Japan Pro Wrestling IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champion and two-time Super J-Cup winner, El Phantasmo, will make his Impact debut next week.
This will be the first time the Bullet Club member has worked for the company. ELP is the second NJPW star to work for the company. The current Impact World Tag Team Champions, FinJuice, made their Impact debut two months ago, securing the titles from The Good Brothers (Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson) at
Impact Wrestling Results (4/22): Go-home Before “Rebellion,” Young Vs. Edwards, More
Welcome to Wrestling Inc’s live coverage of
Impact Wrestling, which airs every Thursday on AXS TV, as well as on Impact Wrestling’s own Twitch channel at 8 pm EST! Be sure to chime in on your thoughts about tonight’s show in the comments section below. Additionally, share our live coverage through social media. Make sure to click the REFRESH button to continue to get the most current up-to-date coverage. Above and below is what’s on tonight’s agenda for Impact:
Tonight is the go-home show before
Rebellion, which is live this Sunday on FITE TV and traditional pay-per-view.
Preview by Josh Nason
The main event for tonight s Sacrifice will feature Impact World champion Rich Swann vs. TNA champion Moose in a title unification that will set up a winner take all match for April s Rebellion pay-per-view against AEW World champion Kenny Omega.
Swann and Moose have been at odds for months with Moose finally earning the title shot by losing an I quit match in an act of mercy proposed by Swann in exchange for the shot. The two then later reluctantly teamed up as part of a six-man tag with Omega on the other side of the ring at January s Hard to Kill.