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    Impact Wrestling Results (3/3) – Before The Impact (BTI) – Brian Myers Defeated Crazzy Steve w/Decay (Rosemary, Havok, Black Taurus) by Pinfall; Steve Macklin Defeated Eddie Edwards by Disqualification; Heath Defeated Vincent by Pinfall

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    Hello and welcome to Impact Wrestling Results!

    Tonight should be a fun one as the Go Home episode for Sacrifice is here and any questions left going into the event will be answered.

    Without further ado, let’s get to the action!

    Before The Impact (BTI) – Brian Myers vs. Crazzy Steve w/Decay (Havok, Rosemary, Black Taurus)

    Brian Myers is going to try to teach Steve a couple of lessons. We have a feeling it won’t go like Myers expects, but it should be a fun one.

    The fans were in Steve’s corner from the start despite Myers’ attempts to silence them. Steve backed him into the corner on their first lockup for a clean break.

    Myers used an armbar and Steve reversed it into a chin lock and Myers rolled to the floor. Myers called for timeout and backed into Taurus and acted like he was struck but the ref saw it.

    Havok then grabbed Myers, and Decay was banned from ringside. Steve took advantage and went after Myers and threw him into the ring and took a bite out of his forehead.

    Myers gained the upper hand and went to work on Steve with a series of holds that wore him down and hit a suplex for a pin attempt.

    Steve fought back with a snapmare and neck snap, then followed it with a series of clotheslines and elbows in the corner for a near pinfall.

    They exchanged pin attempt and Steve locked in a crossface but Myers made it to the ropes to break the hold.

    Myers caught Steve with a kick, then a DDT and Roster Cut for the win. This was a good match and we wouldn’t mind seeing a rematch at some point.

    Eddie Edwards vs. Steve Macklin

    Macklin wasted no time in getting to the ring and Edward met him with a knee through the ropes and they hammered on each other on the floor with Edwards gaining the upper hand before Macklin caught him with a Claymore.

    Macklin then threw Edwards into the ring to start the match, and Edwards took some shots before sending Macklin to the floor. After heading back into the ring, Macklin hit with a spear through the ropes, then rolled Edwards in for a pin attempt.

    Edwards regained the momentum and hit Macklin with a series od blows and chops before Macklin fought back and they exchanged rights in the middle of the ring.

    Macklin hit Edwards with a In the Crosshairs to send him to the floor where Mackling backdropped him on the apron and hit an elbow drop from the apron.

    Edwards rolled out the other side of the ring to grab Kenny and nailed Macklin with the kendo stick for the DQ, then beat Macklin with Kenny before taking off when Team Impact came out.

    Honor No More came out to back Edwards up on the ramp, and Maria explained to them how they’ve been brainwashed and Edwards joining them plants doubts in their heads.

    Vincent and Heath had an exchange of words and Heath challenged Vincent to a match.

    Heath vs. Vincent

    After some showboating, things got serious as they traded shoulder blocks off the ropes and then traded holds as they felt each other out with the ring still encircled by Honor No More and Team Impact.

    Heath bounced Vincent’s head off two different turnbuckles and then worked him over on the mat.

    Vincent slowed things down with a clothesline, and then he hit Heath with a series of uppercuts and a neckbreaker for a near pinfall.

    Vincent continued to press his advantage, and Heath kept fighting back. Vincent hit a Red Rum, but Heath stayed alive with a kick out, and then Heath hit a Wake Up Call for the win.

    Honor No More jumped Heath and Team Impact fought them off, leaving Heath in the ring. Moose came out, but Heath ducked and hit a Wake Up Call on him for a faux pin Rich Swann counted out.

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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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