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    Impact Wrestling Results (7/28) – Laredo Kid and Trey Miguel Defeated Johnny Swinger and Zicky Dice by Pinfall; Tiffany Nieves Defeated Jada Stone and Killer Kelly DESTROYS them Both; Josh Alexander Defeated Shera w/Raj Singh by Submission; Kushida Defeated Rich Swann by Submission

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    Impact Wrestling Results returned as this one was getting underway, and we’re sure it’s going to be entertaining.

    Dice went after Trey right away and that didn’t work out very well as Trey sent Swinger off the apron, then went to work on Dice before tagging in Laredo to hit a double dropkick and send Dice to the floor.

    On the floor, Swinger and Dice put on masks to hid who they were, and it didn’t work out too well.

    We take that back as Trey got them mixed up by accident and Dice took advantage. Swinger went to work with an elbow and pin attempt on Trey.

    Swinger missed off the top rope when they tired Demolition’s finisher and hit Dice. Trey followed it with a meteroa on Dice and Laredo hit a splash for the win.

    Tiffany Nieves vs. Jada Stone

    Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans joined the commentating team for the match. Well, Tasha did while Evans kept watch for her.

    Tasha said she’s picked two women to come out and impress her, so we’ll see how it goes.

    Nieves got the upper hand initially with a body slam for a pin attempt, and she kept working over Stone with kicks and stomps.

    Stone Matrixed to avoid one kick, then leveled Nieves with one of her own for a pin attempt. Stone missed with a split legged moonsault, and then a cannonball.

    Nieves hit a DDT and rolled her toward the ropes for the pin and an assist to the ropes that wasn’t needed.

    After the match, the lights went out and Killer Kelly came out as they came back with a red hue.

    Kelle slid into the ring and Nieves gave her an earful. Nieves shoved her, and Kelly nailed her with a big boot and locked in a sleeper hold before she tossed Nieves aside.

    Then she hit Stone with a dropkick and a front slam and Tasha wasn’t having any of it.

    Josh Alexander vs. Shera w/Raj Singh

    Shera relied on his power early on and launched Josh across the ring.

    Josh caught him with a kick, and then it took three tries to clothesline Shera over the top rope and to the floor.

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    Josh kept hammering away on Shera, but Raj pulled him off the apron while the ref was busy checking on Shera, and Josh backed him off.

    In the ring, Shera hit a couple of rights, but Josh locked in a ankle lock for the win.

    Backstage, Honor No More were fed up with Heath’s attacks, and Scott D’Amore left Edwards to handle it, and Edwards wasn’t too happy about it.

    In the ring, Raj Singh remained in the ring to complain how josh Alexander should’ve been disqualified, and he refused to leave the ring.

    The lights switched off and Sami Callihan appeared behind him. Sami hit him with a bat and a Cactus Driver 97.

    He then called out Moose and promised he and Steve Macklin have a date with the Death Machine.

    Technical problems then cropped up and Scott ran outside as Honor No More had disabled the truck to force him to do something about attacks on him.

    Bennett complained how they never get what they deserve, so Scott gave them a 5 on 5 match against Bullet Club at Emergence and if they win they get their world tag title match, but if they lose they disband.

    Rich Swann vs. Kushida

    Swann offered his hand to start it off and Kushida accepted, and then they tied up Kushida went to work by taking Swann down, but Swann slipped free.

    They continued trading moves with Swann sidestepping some dropkick attempts, but Kushida locked in a wrist lock, but Swann eventually worked free of it.

    Kushida worked over Swann’s left arm with some brutal looking holds, but Swann caught him off the ropes with a dropkick.

    Swann took control after they traded chops, and Swann hit a couple of kicks to Kushida’s back and sent him to the floor with a sliding dropkick.

    Kushida ducked and Swann chopped the ring post, but remained in control with a series of strikes in the corner.

    Kushida fought back with a series of kicks and a crossbody, followed by a shoulder bulldog. He locked in an armbar, but Swann rolled him over for a pin attempt, and then rolled to the ropes to break the hold.

    Swann missed a Phoenix Splash, and Koshida switched into another gear as he fired back and went for a Kamura Lock, but Swann countered with a German Suplex to buy some time.

    Kushida locked in a Kamura Lock on the top rope and took then to the mat in a Hover Board Lock where Swann tapped out in an awesome debut.

    This was a great match to close out the night and they continued doing a great job of building storylines and putting over Ric Flair’s final match.

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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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