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    Impact Wrestling Results (12/22) – Bully Ray DESTROYS Tommy Dreamer as Josh Alexander Watches; Steve Maclin and Rich Swann Ended in a Double Count Out; Jordynne Grace and Mickie James Defeated Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans by Pinfall

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    Impact Wrestling Results (12/22) – Bully Ray DESTROYS Tommy Dreamer as Josh Alexander Watched, Steve Maclin and Rich Swann Ended in a Double Count Out; Jordynne Grace and Mickie James Defeated Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans by Pinfall

    Impact Wrestling Results returned as the introductions were made. As Johnny Swinger and Zicky Dice came out, Bully Ray’s music played and they exited stage right.

    Bully came to the ring and threw Skyler out of the ring and nailed Hotch. He zip tied Hotch to the top rope and demanded a mic and asked where’s Josh Alexander.

    He threated to end Hotch’s career if Josh didn’t come out. Bully told Hotch Josh could save him but he’s not there and Josh came out with a steel chair and chased off Bully.

    After Josh cut Hotch free, he and Skyler turning on Josh and ziptied him to the ropes while Bully held him.

    Dreamer ran out to help and took Bully down, but Hotch and Skyler pulled him off. Bully hit him with a low blow after he brock free and hit a piledriver to Dreamer and demanded a table.

    They found a ladder instead, Bully slammed it onto Dreamer and beat on it with a chair while Josh watched. Bully feigned a head shot on Josh, and nailed Dreamer again.

    Steve Maclin vs. Rich Swann

    Macklin took it to Swann early on as he over powered him and pummeled him down without mercy.

    Swann attempted to mount some offense with a cross body, but Mackling caught him and hit a backbreaker, then threw him into the corner as he continued to work over Swann’s back in various ways.

    Macklin took Swann to the floor and kept punishing him, and when the ref ruled it a double count out, Macklin kept hammering on him.

    He went for a KIA on the ramp, but the ref and security came out but they kept after each other.

    Backstage, Eddie Edwards ranted about why Jonathan Gresham is challenging him for what he did with Honor No More, and Alisha came out to show her support for him.

    She told him he has to beat Gresham to move beyond his past and into the future.

    Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans vs. Mickie James and Jordynne Grace

    This should be a fun one as we get to see if Grace and Mickie can coexist on the same team.

    Mickie insisted on starting the match against Steelz, and Steelz landed a knee in their first lockup, but Mickie hit a Thez Press and hammered away before tagging in Grace.

    Steelz got away and tagged in Evans, who backed Grace into the corner.

    Steelz helped Evans get the upper hand on Grace with a step up kick, and after isolating Grace, she got loose to tag in Mickie.

    Evans shoved Mickie off the top rope for a pin attempt by Steelz. When they got back in the ring together, Evans drove Mickie into their corner and Evans hit a couple of shoulders before distracting the ref so Steelz could get some cheap shots in.

    Mickie needed a tag back, but had to counter a clothesline by Steelz into a neckbreaker to get a breather.

    Evans tagged in and knocked Grace off the apron while Mickie chose not to tag in Grace.

    Evans hoisted Mickie up to hit a slam for a near pinfall Grace broke up to save the pin.

    Mickie fought free and Grace blind tagged in to hit a spinebuster on Evans and a Musclebuster on Steelz to win the match with Mickie watching from the apron.

    Grace ensured they’ll have their match at Hard To Kill and Mickie took offense to it and got in Grace’s face and hit a superkick after Grace tried to walk away twice.

    This was a fun night and good ending with plenty of tension between Grace and Mickie with three weeks to go until Hard To Kill.

    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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