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    Impact Wrestling Results (1/13) -Masha Slamovich Defeated Vert Vixon by Pinfall; Charlie Haas Debuts and Challenges Josh Alexander; Impact Championship – Moose (c) Defeated Zickey Dice (w/Brian Myers, VSK) by Pinfall; Jonah Defeated Raj Singh by Pinfall; Title for Title – Deonna Purrazzo w/Mathew Rehwoldt Defeated Rok-C by Submission; ROH Attacked Again, Taking out Mathew Rehwoldt, Willie Mack, and Rich Swann

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    Impact Wrestling Results returned as the Good Brothers and VBD were making plans when a call for help came after Heath and Rhino were attacked by ROH. So they attacked them for good measure.

    Gia Miller asked Matt Cardona and Chelsea Green were asked what’s next for them, and he said he’s just got to keep working and create his opportunities. Green said he’s always selling himself short and he could’ve won and so could she.

    Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans came in and Tasha explained the X slipped through Green’s through her fingers because she grabbed it.

    Green shoved Tasha back into her seat and told her to think about it.

    Masha Slamovich vs. Vert Vixon

    Masha made quick worth with a big boot and some snapmares by Vixon’s hair.

    Vixon fought back and pissed Masha off and she hit her version of a Death Valley Driver for the win.

    Charlie Haas demands a match

    Josh Alexander came out and walked past Masha after a brief show of respect to each other.

    Josh went on about how Moose’s actions in front of his wife and kids will be burned into his mind forever and he considers himself to be the uncrowned champion of Impact Wrestling.

    Charlie Haas interrupted him to make his Impact debut and introduced himself.

    Haas talked them both up, including their tag team history. He called Josh the pinnacle and he issued him a challenge.

    Josh said he looked up to him and it’d be an honor to face him, but he wants the world championship first and Haas can have his match then. After calling each other obstacles, Haas attacked him and security came out to break them up.

    Josh held the ring and accepted the match.

    Impact Championship – Moose (c) vs. Zickey Dice (w/Brian Myers, VSK)

    Brian Myers joined Tom on commentary and said it’s good to see Tom again and called Dice an idiot.

    Moose came out in street clothes, showing how seriously he took Dice. Dice attacked Moose with a right, and Moose didn’t move and hit a Yuringai for the easy win.

    After the match, Morrissey came out and he and Moose exchanged blows with Morrissey getting the better of it. Dice walked into a Big Boot by Morrissey and Moose left the ring.

    The titles was left in the ring and Morrissey left it for him. VSK distracted Morrissey enough for Moose to get his belt and he ate a chokeslam from Morrissey.

    Morrissey chased Moose into the back and into the lot as Moose drove off. Moose was limping, and we’re wondering if he did get hurt when he was pushed off the top rope and to the floor at Hard To Kill.

    Jonah vs. Raj Singh

    Scott D’Amore joined Tom on commentary for this match.

    Raj hit a couple of rights, but Jonah didn’t budge, and Jonah dropped him with a clothesline.

    Jonah threw Raj across the ring and hit a senton, then hit a Tsunami off the top rope for another quick squash match.

    Title for Title – Deonna Purrazzo w/Mathew Rehwoldt vs. Rok-C

    Both the Reina De Reinas Championship and ROH Women’s Championship are at stake in this one, and it should be a great match. Rehwoldt joined the commentary team for this match.

    Rok-C took Deonna down and went for an armbar, but Deonna made it to the ropes and floor to regroup.

    Rok flew around the ring as she took the fight to Deonna with her speed and agility, but Deonna started to reassert herself and hit an armbreaker.

    Deonna kept working on her arm as she readied Rok for the Fujiwara armbar, and Rok fought back. It didn’t last long as Deonna hit with an arm attack and went for a pin attempt.

    Rok hit a Lou Thez Press off the middle rope and took over with a Russian leg sweep for a pin attempt and went for the Rok Lock, but her injured arm wouldn’t let her hold on.

    Deonna locked in a Fujiwara armbar, but Rok rolled her over for a pin attempt to break the hold, and then Rok hit a Code Red for a near pinfall.

    Rok went for another Code Red and Deonna countered into a Fujiwara that Rok countered into a cross face.

    Deonna countered it into a Fujiwara again, and Deonna locked in a Venis De Milo for the win. To become double champion.

    Maria Kannelis came into the ring and the rest of ROH entered the ring and Rehwoldt came to her defense and he was beaten down.

    Willie Mack and Rich Swann came out and they were quickly overwhelmed.

    The group posed following their chaos once again.

    This was an awesome match a pretty good show overall. What did you think of all the squash matches and ROH invading again? Let us know in the comments below and thank you for joining Impact Wrestling Results.

    We had a blast and can’t wait for next week.

    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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