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    Impact Wrestling Results (8/19) – Melina Defeated Brandi Lauren by Submission; No Disqualification Match – Jake Something Destroyed Kaleb with a K; Joe Doering w/Violent By Design (Eric Young, Deaner, Rhino) Defeated Doc Gallows w/Karl Anderson by Pinfall

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    Impact Wrestling Results returned as Melina headed to the ring for her match.

    This started off fast as they exchanged blows and moves early on. Melina’s intensity was at a high level and she eventually hit a crossbody off the middle rope, and then a face plant.

    She locked in a bridge lock and rolled over into a California Dream hold for the submission.

    After the match, Deonna Purrazzo attacked Melina from behind and stomped her down.

    Melina took her down and they exchanged blows until Matt Rehwoldt came out and held Melina.

    Trey Miguel came out to even the sides and sent Rehwoldt to the floor with a dropkick, then talked trash with Purrazzo.

    Melina took Purrazzo down and threw her to the floor.

    No Disqualification Match – Jake Something vs. Kaleb with a K

    This should be a pretty quick one with Jake as fired up as he is, but Kaleb took it to him right away but it didn’t last long.

    Jake launched him across the ring and Kaleb sidestepped a charge and Jake hit the turnbuckle.

    Jake hit a release suplex and hammered Kaleb down and his a sitout powerbomb.

    Jake headed to the floor and pulled a table out from under the ring and set it up in a corner.

    Jake then speared Kaleb through the table for the pin.

    After the match, Josh Alexander came out and stood across from Jake while holding the X-Division Championship high.

    Doc Gallows w/Karl Anderson vs. Joe Doering w/Violent By Design (Eric Young, Deaner, Rhino)

    This started off with both unloading heavy rights on each other before Doering sending Gallows to the floor with a clothesline.

    Gallows pulled him out and they exchanged more blows before Gallows sent him into the stairs.

    Back in the ring, Gallows hit a splash and leaping elbow for a pin attempt.

    Doering ducked a right and hit a German Suplex to buy some time and they hit each other with a couple of clotheslines before Doering dropped Gallows with a forearm, and then a stalling suplex.

    The fight went to the floor as they exchanged rights and Gallows took control and threw Doering into the time keepers’ table.

    Doering gained the upper hand but Gallows threw a chair at him to buy some time. We’re surprised there was no DQ there. Guess they’re copying WWE a little?

    Gallows and Doering collided heads off the ropes and both of them rolled to the floor.

    They fought their way up the ramp and Gallows Sky Highed Doering through the stage, leaving both of them unconscious and the officials came out to check on them.

    Scott D’Amore joined them to assess the situation as they were slowly pulled out of the newly formed hold.

    Gallows shrugged off help and crawled back toward the ring. Doering refused help as he climbed out of the hole they made on the stage and headed back to the ring as well.

    Back in the ring, Doering ran into a big boot, and Doering caught him off the middle rope with a forearm for the win.

    This was an awesome match and display by both of these men. This is how a match between big men is supposed to go and why it makes them special when seen occasionally.

    This was a great show and way to get us looking forward to Emergence tomorrow. What did you think of it? Let us know in the comments below and thank you for joining Impact Wrestling Results.

    We had a great time and can’t wait to see you tomorrow night.

    See you then!

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    A child of the 1980s, CP was born to pretend. He loved to create intricate plots based on his favorite shows and professional wrestling. In time, his interests expanded into horror, sci-fi, action, and comedy. His favorite books were Sherlock Holmes, Treasure Island, Dracula, and Star Trek. Never one to do things the easy way, CP refused to learn to read in school, so his dad taught him through comic books. Following along with his dad, CP picked up reading in a couple of weeks. Everything he’s read or has seen has influenced him in some way as he creates his own worlds.

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