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    Impact Wrestling Results (6/15) – Rich Swann Defeated Moose by Pinfall; Scott D’Amore Announces his Suspension then Sets up Tag Match with himself and PCO against Bully Ray and Steve Maclin at Slammiversary

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    Impact Wrestling Results (6/15) – Rich Swann Defeated Moose by Pinfall; Scott D’Amore Announces his Suspension then Sets up Tag Match with himself and PCO against Bully Ray and Steve Maclin at Slammiversary

    Impact Wrestling Results returned as Deaner and the Design talked about how the Design didn’t come to fruition and asked who the blame should be put on, and he singled out Angels for not doing the job like he wanted.

    Angels defended himself for doing everything he was told to after he left where he was and walked into the same situation.

    He called Deaner out for failing and Kon silenced them when it started to get heated citing it’s what Callihan wanted by letting them destroy themselves from the inside out and called for them to claim Impact Wrestling as their territory.

    Moose vs. Rich Swann

    Swann used his speed early on to avoid Moose’s attempts to lock up and caught him with a pair of dropkicks and a missile dropkick, but Moose stayed on his feet.

    Swann pulled the rope down to send Moose to the floor and kept pressing with his offense, but Moose caught his senton attempt and power bombed him into the apron and held on to pendulum him into the barricade before power bombing Swann into the ropes.

    Swann fought back with a superkick and head scissors, but Moose slowed him with a Yuirnagi for a pin attempt.

    Swann rolled to the floor to buy time, and Moose followed him and took his time with chops until Swann ducked and Moose chopped the ring post.

    He rolled into the ring and stomped on Moose’s fingers when he tried to climb in the first time and then sidestepped a spear and Moose hit the turnbuckle and Swann hit a DDT.

    Swann fired off a combination and rolled him up for a near pinfall, and then a couple more times to frustrate Moose. Swann caught him off the top rope with a cutter and hit a second one for another near pinfall.

    Moose went for another spear, but Swann caught him with a jackknife rollup for the shocking win. This was a good match. They never disappoint.

    Backstage, Heath gave a run down of his time in Impact, and with Rhino hurt he’s intent on reminding everyone who he is with a Wake Up Call.

    Bryan Myers came up to Moose backstage and told him he wouldn’t be on a losing streak if he hadn’t given up on a good thing.

    Moose told him it wasn’t a good time to lecture him, and Myers said he screwed up too I thinking he could lead the Good Hands to win the tag titles, but they couldn’t.

    But he things he and Moose and beat Austin and Bey.

    A victim

    Bully Ray came out after he filed a complaint with Impact Wrestling’s parent company Anthem, and told the fans he’s Bully Ray and he’s a victim. A victim of Scott D’Amore, or atrocious management at Impact Wrestling, and unnecessary violence at the hands of Scott D’Amore.

    He’s a victim of the system of Impact Wrestling as he was on his way to victory until D’Amore decided to cost him that victory.

    He claimed he’s made to feel uncomfortable in the workplace and his mental health is declining and he demands answers.

    So, Scott D’Amore came out to give them to him.

    Scott called him out for being a “whiney, stoogey b*tch” and told him if he’s always a kerk someone will be a jerk back.

    After a brief back and forth, Scott told him he had to hear Bully’s complaint read and the Anthem board said his actions were unbecoming a president.

    After Bully mocked him and said he was right, Scott admitted the board said he should take a leave of absence.

    Making the match

    Bully was happy since Scott’s bosses screwed him like he tried to screw him.

    Scott responded by taking Bully down and hammering on him, and Maclin came out and took Scott down and hammered away on him.

    Maclin grabbed a couple of chairs and Bully choked him with a chair, and while Maclin wound up with his the lights went off and PCO appeared in the ring.

    Bully and Maclin took turns beating PCO with the chairs and PCO stood up and punched through the chair to knock out Bully and then dropped Maclin and Scott nailed Maclin with a kick.

    Scott then told them before he took his leave he made a match between him and PCO against Maclin and Bully at Slammiversary.

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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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