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Impact Wrestling Results (3/31) – PCO buried Jonah in a Parking Lot Brawl; Josh Alexander Defeated Madman Fulton w/Ace Austin by Submission; Rosemary eliminated Gisele Shaw and Lady Frost to win the #1 Contenders Knockouts Battle Royal; Bhupinder Gujjar Defeated Aiden Prince by Pinfall; Masha Slamovich Squashed Abby Jane by Pinfall; Bullet Club (Jay White, Chris Bey) Defeated Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley) by Pinfall

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Impact Wrestling Results returned as PCO called for Jonah in the parking lot and was hit from behind with a hand cart. Jonah then put PCO on the handcart and ran him into some street barricades.

They unloaded on each other before Jonah powerbombed him onto a slab of concrete and told him to stay down.

Jonah grabbed a sledge hammer and beat on PCO before placing a concrete slab on him and breaking it with the sledge hammer

PCO sat up and grabbed him by the throat and sent him into some lockers before slamming his head in a car door several times.

PCO then shoveled some dirt on Jonah for good measure.

Josh Alexander vs. Madman Fulton w/Ace Austin

Josh sidestepped a big boot and hit a side supex, then another.

He didn’t let up and he sent Fulton to the floor with a clothesline and followed him out. They traded blows and headed back into the ring where they fought out of each other’s finishers.

Josh hit a powerbomb ad locked in an ankle lock for the submission in a surprisingly quick match.

Josh refused to release the hold until Austin started to come into the ring, then slipped back out when Josh turned to face him.

Fulton nailed josh, and Josh snapped his ankle.

#1 Contenders Knockouts Battle Royal

Tasha Steelz joined he announce team as the action broke out. This should be a fun one.

Everyone paired off to start with Havok and Evans dominating the field early on. Alisha went after Havok, but that didn’t last long as Rosemary hit an assisted spear and Havok sent her over the top rope to eliminate her.

It took a group effort to eliminate Havok.

Tenille and McKay went at in on the apron, and McKay eliminated Tenille with a boot. Grace hit McKay and Kaleb caught her and put her back in.

Grace eliminated Madison Rayne and she and Tenile aren’t going to be happy with Kaleb.

McKay backed into Evans, and Evans grabbed her and hit a Samoan Drop before eliminated her.

Grace and Evans went at it and exchanged blows before Evans eliminated her with a big boot.

Lady Frost and Gisele Shaw worked together to eliminate Evans.

They traded blows with each other and Rosemary before Shaw dropped Rosemary with a superkick a and Frost hit Shaw with a kick.

Frost held on when Shaw tried to shove her off the top rope. Shaw sent Rosemary onto the apron, and she and Frost eliminated Shaw but Rosemary held on and Frost hit the floor.

After the match, Tasha tried to get into Rosemary’s head by trash talking, but it looked more like Tasha was worried.

Aiden Prince vs. Bhupinder Gujjar

Brian Myers joined the commentating team, so we’ll see W. Morrissey come after him again. We’re guessing Prince will go through the table this time.

Gujjar went after Prince right away, and then took a pair of shoulderblocks before he knocked Prince onto the floor.

After being sent to the floor again, Prince tried to leave but Gujjar caught him and hammered him back to the ring and threw him back in.

Gujjar tried to win it twice with a powerslam, but Prince kept fighting and he hit a suplex but missed a 450 splash.

Gujjar ended it with a corner spear for the win.

With the match over, Myers headed for the back and was met on the apron by W. Morrissey and Myers looked a little upset.

He tried to hit the first blow, but Morrissey got his hands on him and pounded him before he sent Myers into the ring post.

Morrissey tried a powerbomb, but Myers held onto Prince’s foot so he could escape.

As expected, Prince pushed Morrissey from behind and took a BQE powerbomb through Myer’s table.

Masha Slamovich vs. Abby Jane

Masha turned her back on Abby and Abby took several shots, but Masha hit a belly to back suplex and then nailed her with a kick.

A Snowplow ended this one in near record time.

Bullet Club (Jay White, Chris Bey) vs. Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley)

Jay and Sabin started it off and Jay went after him with a vengeance early on, and Sabin countered it with a crossbody and then he chopped away on Jay.

Sabin and Shelley double teamed Jay with a splash and senton, and then they went after Bey and sent him to the floor after a couple of kicks. On the plus side, Bey was ready for them and fought off their early attempts.

Jay hit a DDT on Sabin to turn it around and Bey hit with a clothesline off the top rope.

Bey kept up the pressure on Sabin while maintaining a level of cockiness that’s hard to do.

Sabin managed to duck Jay’s charge and leapfrog Bey to tag in Shelley, and Shelley hit a double flatliner DDT and then a crossface on Bey.

Jay broke it up, and Sabin sent him to the floor.

The MCMG hit Thunder Express on Bey for a near pinfall, and Jay and Bey took control as Bey took the MCMG out with a dive.

Shelley and Jay exchanged Blade Runner attempts before the MCMG hit their classic low dropkick doubt team on Jay.

Jay hit a half and half suplex on Sabin and Bey hit a Art of Finesse for the pin. Just to make sure, Jay grabbed Shelley to keep him from breaking up the pin.

This was a great pay-per-view quality match to close out a fun show as we get ready for Multiverse of Matches tomorrow night.

What did you think of Bey and White pulling out the win? Let us know in the comments below and thank you for joining Impact Wrestling Results. We had a blast and can’t wait to see you tomorrow night.

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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