Impact Wrestling Emergence Results returned as the official show started and introductions were made.
Bailey offered his hand, and Evans pretended to accept it and he went for a quick roll up attempt, and they traded pin attempts before Evans headed to the floor to regroup.
Evans nailed a quick shot and went to a wrist lock Bailey quickly reversed, and Evans escaped with a leg scissors takedown and then a crossbody for a pin attempt.
After a back and forth off the ropes they met in the middle with crossbodies on each other.
.@JackEvans711 can't get away from @SpeedballBailey!#EMERGENCE pic.twitter.com/ATFXy4s9jl
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) August 13, 2022
Bailey sent Evans to the floor and followed with a dive, then he hit a second dive after Evans retreated out the other side.
Evans escaped back out the other side after being thrown in and Bailey messed with him by somersaulting into the ropes and back.
Evans then caught a corkscrew kick over the ropes and into the ring for a pin attempt. He ten went to work with a leg lock.
Bailey rallied with a series of kicks and a corkscrew shooting star press for a near pinfall, but Evans blocked his side kick and hit a suplex and falcon’s arrow for a pin attempt.
Evans met Bailey with a pair of knees on the apron, then ate a moonsault over the top rope. Evans dodged a kick by Bailey and took advantage to gain the upperhand and hit a blockbuster off the top rope for a near pinfall.
Bailey hulked up and hit the Ultimate Weapon for the win.
Steve Macklin vs. Sami Callihan
Macklin attacked Callihan on the ramp as he made his entrance, and Callihan suplexed Macklin onto the ramp and threw him into the ring.
Callihan grabbed a steel chair from under the ring, but Macklin kicked him and took it away, and Callihan did the same, all while they pushed the ref around and eventually koed him before they headed to the floor.
.@SteveMaclin and @TheSamiCallihan have fought their way out of the venue! #EMERGENCE pic.twitter.com/JZNQZIO0MT
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) August 13, 2022
After bouncing Macklin off the ring post, Callihan motioned for the fans to move and threw him through the barricade and they headed to the back fighting.
Violent By Design (Eric Young, Deaner) w/Joe Doering vs. Chris Sabin and Kushida
Young and Kushida started it off, and Young headed to the floor to give the crowd a piece of his mind for sheering Kushida.
Young backed Kushida into a corner and hammered him down, and Deaner came in but Kushida fought free and used a gator rolls and went for a hammer lock before tagging Sabin in.
Here comes @SuperChrisSabin!!#EMERGENCE pic.twitter.com/Qe4dCjRzA2
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) August 13, 2022
Sabin went to work on Deaner’s left arm, and Sabin and Kushida showed similar chemistry Sabin shares with Alex Shelley.
Kushida went for a Hoverboard Lock on Young, but Young bit him and then hit an elbow drop.
Young and Deaner worked over Kushida and after a double team Young went for the pin but Sabin broke it up.
VBD did a train stomp on Kushida, but Kushida fought free and ran up their backs to tag in Sabin and Sabin took on both and sent Young to the floor with a head scissors.
Sabin and Kushida hit a double team Cradle Shock but Young broke up the pin and tagged in after reestablishing control.
After Doering eliminated Kushida while Deaner distracted the ref, Young his a piledriver on Sabin for the win.
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