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    Impact Wrestling Results (9/22) – Five Way – Black Taurus Defeated Alex Zayne (Pin), Laredo Kid, Trey Miguel, and Mia Yim; Street Fight – Heath Defeated PCO by Pinfall; Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin) Defeated Aussie Open (Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher) by Pinfall; Sami Callihan Signed his Contract in Blood After Leaving Steve Macklin and Moose Laid Out

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    Impact Wrestling Results (9/22) - Five Way - Black Taurus Defeated Alex Zayne (Pin), Laredo Kid, Trey Miguel, and Mia Yim; Street Fight - Heath Defeated PCO by Pinfall; Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin) Defeated Aussie Open (Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher) by Pinfall; Sami Callihan Signed his Contract in Blood After Leaving Steve Macklin and Moose Laid Out

    Impact Wrestling Results returned as the introductions were made, and this is going to be an exciting match.

    Five Way – Black Taurus vs. Laredo Kid vs. Alex Zayne vs. Trey Miguel vs. Mia Yim

    The men paired off while Yim waited, and then she got into the action and tan into a double team by Zayne and Trey before they squared off.

    After they cleared out, Yim and Taurus traded blows until he sent Yim to the floor with a headbutt, and Laredo Kid and Taurus squared off.

    Laredo and Taurus went to the floor, and Zayne and Trey hit dual moonsailts, and Yim got into with one of her own and took everyone out.

    Yim powerbombed Zayn and hit a package piledriver, but Trey and Laredo broke up the pin attempt with dual superkicks.

    Taurus speared Laredo and then hit a Destination Hell Hole on Zayne as he continued building momentum for tomorrow.

    Elsewhere, Eric Young gave a final pep talk to his followers, then he and Deaner beat them all down for a final initiation of sorts.

    Another awesomely hilarious vignette by Joe Hendry was shown.

    Street Fight – Heath vs. PCO

    PCO answered Heath’s open challenge for a street fight. This is going to be a fun one.

    The rest of Honor No More came out to stop PCO and Eddie Edwards said this match isn’t going to happen. Heath encouraged PCO to listen to the people chanting “Fight!”

    Heath preached dying a rebel while Edwards told PCO he belongs to him and Heath managed to incite him enough he shoved Edwards aside.

    Heath met PCO with a crossbody over the top rope, and their fight went to the ramp and alongside it as Heath threw a chair at him, but PCO started to rebound.

    PCO threw a stack of chairs on others the fans were just sitting in, and Heath waited for him on the stage where he hit a DDT.

    Heath then threw PCO off the stage and onto the stage of chairs.

    Honor No More came out to help, and Josh and Swann followed with chairs and chased them off while Josh locked on an ankle lock on Edwards as they scurried away.

    Vincent hit Heath with a chair, but Heath hit a Wake Up Call

    PCO made his way back to the ring and threw a bunch of chairs into the ring, then he and Heath traded blows before he hit a chokeslam.

    He then stacked the chairs up in the ring, and then locked on a mandible claw with a glove full of thumb tacts, but Heath survived and hit a Wake Up Call into the chairs for the win.

    This was an awesome match!

    Aussie Open (Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher) vs. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin)

    Shelley and Fletcher started it off and traded holds before Shelley focused on Fletcher’s elbow, and the he and Sabin double teamed Fletcher for a near pinfall.

    Davis came in and he turned the tide for a while until Shelley blindtagged in and hit a double team.

    Aussie Open turned it around and tagged in and out as they handed Shelley off numerous times while in a stalling suplex.

    Sabin responded by going on a run where he took out both of Aussie Open before hitting a crossbody off the top rope n Fletcher for a near pinfall.

    Sabin battled out of a couple of finishers and pin attempts, and they hit a Skull and Bones for the win to go to Bound For Glory and challenge for the tag titles.

    Hold Harmless Contract Signing – Sami Callihan, Steve Maclin, Moose

    Scott D’Amore explained by signing, the competitors will release Impact Wrestling and each other from legal responsibility for what will happen.

    Moose was introduced first, then Steve Macklin. Sami didn’t come out with his music, so Moose and Macklin traded some verbal barbs.

    Sami then came out and claimed he couldn’t find his favorite chair. He also had his own pen that was wrapped in barbed wire. Macklin stabbed him with another pen when Sami went to sign, and Moose set Sami up in the corner for a Caught in the Crosshairs.

    Moose betrayed Macklin and intercepted him with a spear, then he set up a table in the corner and position Sami for a spear, but Sami sidestepped and sent him into it instead.

    Sami then gave him a thumbs down and hit a Cactus Driver 97. Afterwards, Sami signed the contract with his blood.

    This was everything we’ve come to expect contract signings to be like and it didn’t disappoint.

    What did you think of the show? 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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