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    Impact Wrestling Results (2/16) – Number One Contenders Qualifying Match – Steve Maclin Defeated Rhino by Pinfall; Barry Horowitz Defeated Johnny Swinger w/Zicky Dice by Pinfall; Number One Contenders Qualifying Match – Heath Defeated Eddie Edwards by Pinfall; PCO STRIKES!

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    Impact Wrestling Results (2/16) - Number One Contenders Qualifying Match - Steve Maclin Defeated Rhino by Pinfall; Barry Horowitz Defeated Johnny Swinger w/Zicky Dice by Pinfall; Number One Contenders Qualifying Match – Heath Defeated Eddie Edwards by Pinfall; PCO STRIKES!

    Impact Wrestling Results returned as Tommy Dreamer and Santino Marella waited for Bully Ray to arrive, and when he did he told Dreamer if he wants to be a good friend to Mickie James then she needs to keep her mouth shut.

    Marella pitched the idea for them to have a live edition of Busted Open Live at No Surrender, and Dreamer told Ray they don’t need to fight.

    Bully said he doesn’t want to do this either and Dreamer should leave Impact and Bully mocked him for saying he doesn’t want to do this anymore and asked him what good does her serve there.

    Marella tried to calm them down to work it out at Busted Open Live, and the started to argue over who talks first.

    To settle it, Marella set up a Beat the Clock Match next week and the winner gets to go first.

    Number One Contenders Qualifying Match – Steve Maclin vs. Rhino

    After jockeying for position, Maclin fired off a few shots until Rhino caught him with a shoulder tackler and chopped away on Maclin.

    Maclin rolled to the floor to regroup, but Rhino followed him to the floor, but Maclin ducked and Rhino chopped the ring post and was then shoved into it.

    Rhino fired up with a couple of clotheslines and a shoulder followed by a belly to belly suplex for a near pinfall.

    Rhino hit a spinebuster, but Maclin avoided his Gore and hit one of his own for a near pinfall.

    After Rhino fought out of a KIA attempt, Maclin hit Heath’s Wake Up Call for the win.

    Johnny Swinger w/Zicky Dice vs. Barry Horowitz

    Swinger’s road to 50 is still on, but it doesn’t look good for him after Dice found someone with a record worse than his.

    Dice distracted Horowitz for Swinger to get a cheap shot in on his left leg and along with a couple of shots from Dice.

    Horowitz dodged a charge and pounded Swinger down.

    After Swinger took advantage of a Dice distraction, The Demon came out to distract Swinger and Horowitz reversed the hold and locked in an abdominal stretch before rolling Swinger up for the win.

    Backstage, Moose promised to get even with Joe Hendry and went after a car with a baseball bat, but it was Marella’s car, so he set up a dot combat match for the Digital Championship at No Surrender.

    Number One Contenders Qualifying Match – Eddie Edwards vs. Heath

    They traded shoulder tackles as Heath took the early advantage and clotheslined Edwards over the top rope and to the floor, and then he caught Edwards with a dive off the apron.

    Edwards hit a hip attack and slammed Heath into the ring apron before sending him into the ring where he went to work with an elbow for a pin attempt.

    He continued to work over Heath by choking him out under the ropes, but heath fired up and fought out of a modified camel clutch before hitting a leg lariat and a shoulder.

    Heath caught Edwards coming out of the corner with a powerslam for a near pinfall, then went for a Wake Up Call. Edwards held onto the ropes but still ate a spinebuster for a near pinfall.

    Edwards hit a superplex and Tiger Driver for a near pinfall that left Edwards shocked.

    He was going for the Die Hard Driver when the lights flashed and thunder struck. When the lights came on, Heath hit a Wake Up Call for the win.

    After the match, Heath pointed behind Edwards, and when he turned PCO was there and despite Edwards’ best efforts, PCO unloaded on him and took him down with a body tackle.

    Edwards rolled out of the ring to avoid a PCO-sault, but this is far from over.

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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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