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    Impact Wrestling Results (1/5) – Black Taurus Defeated Anthony Greene by Pinfall; Jonathan Gresham Defeated Ernest R. Anthony by Pinfall; Joe Hendry Introduced New Entrance Music for Moose

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    Impact Wrestling Results (1/5) – Black Taurus Defeated Anthony Greene by Pinfall; Jonathan Gresham Defeated Ernest R. Anthony by Pinfall; Joe Hendry Introduced New Entrance Music for Moose

    Impact Wrestling Results returned as Crazzy Steve cut a promo for Black Taurus in the ring and then introduced him.

    The opening of this match was an impressive athletic display between them, and Green gained a brief upper hand early on until Taurus got him in the corner with a combination and hit a power slam for a pin attempt.

    Green caught Taurus’ flip and sent him over the ropes to the floor. Taurus looked like he reinjured his left leg and was sent into the ring post before easting a clothesline from Green.

    Green went on a run and hit a Flying Green off the ropes and a superkick and suplex for a near pinfall.

    Taurus caught him with a couple of boots and a headbutt, followed by a pair of slingblades and a Samoan Drop to regain the advantage.

    Taurus closed it out with a back breaker and a Destination Hellhole.

    After the match, Trey Miguel attacked Green on the top of the ramp with the X-Division belt and tagged Green while Taurus and Steve looked on.

    Kenny King approached some Speedball Mike Bailey’s students in his dojo and after mocking them took then out one by one. Bailey issues a challenge to King for a street fight,

    Jonathan Gresham vs. Ernest R. Anthony

    After shaking hands, Anthony caught him with a kick and headlock, but Gresham ran him ovr with a shoulder tackle and hit a leg scissors take down.

    Gresham went to work on Anthony’s left ankle until Anthony reached the ropes to break the hold. He kept working on Anthony’s left leg, and then stretched him into standing ankle lock with Anthony wrapped up and used it to pin Anthony.

    Backstage, Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans were stressing over losing their tag match when Shaw and Vidal came up to them and offered her services to defeat the Death Dollz.

    Steelz was going to refuse, but Evans was interested so they got talking.

    Deaner then addressed Sami’s wish to join them, and he said his identity needs to be stripped away, but it’s a long, violent process they can start next week to shave Sami’s head.

    He warned him against setting a trap for them and closed it out by saying the Design choose him, he doesn’t choose the Design.

    A cool tribute to Josh Alexander’s record setting championship reign was shown chronicling his rise to champion.

    Moose doesn’t believe in Joe Hendry

    Moose was in the ring and said he did a lot of bad things to be the guy, and at Hard To Kill Joe Hendry will find out what some of those things are.

    He promised to take the Digital Media Championship off him and wipe the smile from his face. He decided he didn’t want to wait and said Hendry’s name.

    Hendry came out and said there’s nothing worse than a grumpy Moose and all of his complaining isn’t the real Moose, and if he let the people see the real him they’d like them.

    He wants to help bring out the real Moose, and he wrote ne entrance music for him.

    The fans started a “Dancing Moose” in response and we have to admit it was hilarious. This was a perfect way to incite Moose.

    After it was over, Moose said he believes that at Hard To Kill he’ll stick his size 13 boots up his backside and no one will believe in Joe Hendry. When he demanded his music be played, his new theme played.

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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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