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    Impact Wrestling Results (12/8) – Before The Impact (BTI) – Trey Miguel Defeated Jason Hotch by Pinfall; Impact Tag Team Championship – Heath and Rhino (c) vs. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin) Ended in No Contest after the Major Players Interfered

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    Impact Wrestling Results (12/8) – Before The Impact (BTI) – Trey Miguel Defeated Jason Hotch by Pinfall; Impact Tag Team Championship – Heath and Rhino (c) vs. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin) Ended in No Contest after the Major Players Interfered

    Hello and welcome to Impact Wrestling Results!

    It looks like we’re in for a fun episode tonight with some good matches lined up as well as Josh Alexander returning to the Impact Zone. Let’s get to the action!

    Before The Impact (BTI) – Trey Miguel vs. Jason Hotch

    Trey backed Hotch into a corner on their initial lock up, but broke cleanly, and they traded wrist locks and reversals after that.

    Hotch turned up the heat, but Trey feigned being hurt and pulled Hotch into the turnbuckle to regain his edge.

    Trey tried to embarrass Hotch, and then fought off Hotch’s flurry with a neckbreaker on the ropes, then a spinning neckbreaker that sent Hotch to the floor.

    Hotch caught Trey with a kick, and after a couple of misfires, Trey caught him with a series of kicks and a double stomp.

    Hotch fought free and hit his own standing double stomp, and Trey blocked his spinning lariat to hit a brainbuster and a Lightning Spiral for the win.

    Impact Tag Team Championship – Heath and Rhino (c) vs. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin)

    This is going to be an awesome match! We can’t wait to see who comes out on top.

    Rhino and Sabin started it off, and Rhino’s power gave him a definite edge when they locked up, and Sabin relied on his speed to reverse a wrist lock.

    Heath tagged in, and Sabin was able to turn the tables and he and Shelley double teamed Heath as they focused on his left arm.

    After exchanging wrist locks, Heath caught Shelley with a shoulder tackle and hammered away on him. Shelley fought back and shoved Heath into their corner and Sabin hit a dragonscrew through the ropes.

    After a back and forth, Shelley locked in a figure 4, but Heath refused to quit and pulled himself to the ropes to eventually break the hold after Shelley rode it out for the full count.

    Rhino tagged in and took it to Sabin with a spinebuster for a near pinfall, then wanted to go for a Gore but Shelley held him up to give Sabin time to recover.

    Rhino nailed a TKP on Sabin, but Shelley broke up the pin and heath threw him to the floor.

    Heath and Sabin squared off, but the Major Players ran in and used Heath’s own Wake Up Call on both of them for a No Contest ending.

    After a recap of Bully Ray’s attack, Josh Alexander vented backstage to Scott D’Amore about it and demanded to handle things his way, and Scott gave him the green light

    Johnny Swinger and Zicky Dice approached Scott about a title shot and he told Swinger if he wins 50 matches he’ll get his shot.

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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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