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    Impact Wrestling Multiverse of Matches Results (4/1) – Tomohiro Ishii Defeated Eddie Edwards by Pinfall; Josh Alexander and Jonah Defeated Moose and PCO by Pinfall; Champ Champ Challenge – AAA Riena de Reinas Championship – Deonna Purrazzo (c) Defeated Faby Apache by Submission

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    Impact Wrestling Multiverse of Matches Results

    Impact Wrestling Multiverse of Matches Results returned as Eddie Edwards cut a great promo on why he’s not representing Impact Wrestling in this first ever match.

    Ishii got the better of their first lockup, and Edwards ducked a chop when they broke. They traded chops and shoulder blocks with no effect.

    After half a dozen shoulder blocks Ishii finally ran Edwards over, and Edwards then sent him to the floor and hit a suicide dive.

    On the floor, Edwards slammed Ishii into the barricade, then ran into a powerslam that gave Ishii the advantage. After exchanging blows, Edwards hit a DDT on the apron.

    After a battle of low centers of gravity, Ishii managed to get Edwards up for a suplex and he chopped away on Edwards.

    Edwards hit an elbow and a Blue Thunder Bomb off the ropes for a near pinfall and Edwards couldn’t believe he kicked out.

    After nearly taking each other out, Ishii switched it on and walked into a series of forearms to headbutt Edwards.

    Edwards got him down and hit a series of knees to the back of Ishii’s head, and Edwards followed it with a Tiger Driver for another near pinfall.

    Ishii nailed a couple of knees himself, and hit a low lariat for a near pinfall. Ishii Finally hit a brainbuster for the win.

    This was a brutal war and we loved every minute of it.

    Josh Alexander and Jonah vs. Moose and PCO

    This is going to be a fun match, and it looks like PCO is starting out off as he ran into Josh and Jonah as they argued on who would start.

    PCO worked over Josh in a corner, but Josh responded with a boot and Jonah tagged himself in and they both stomped on PCO when he stood up and shouted.

    Jonah and PCO exchanged shoulder blocks and clotheslines as neither gave way and Moose tagged himself in.

    Jonah sent Moos flying when they met with a shoulderblock, and was run over by Jonah’s second attempt.

    Moose popped back up and hit a series of shoulder blocks that had to get near 20 before she changed his gameplan and Jonah leveled him.

    Josh tagged himself in and Moose slipped out of the ring and Josh gave chase and PCO nailed Josh with a shoulder and they threw Josh into the barricade.

    PCO went to work on Josh with some clubbing blows, a sidewalk slam, and a leg drop off the second rope.

    Moose used Josh’s wrist tape to tie him to the ropes and he stomped Josh’s right wrist.

    Josh fought free from PCO to nail Moose on the apron, then used his speed to hit a German Suplex for a pin attempt on PCO.

    PCO missed a PCO-Sault and tagged in Moose and he met Jonah and was spun around with a clothesline. PCO sent Jonah and Josh to the floor, then took them out with a dive through the ropes and then hit Josh with a De-Animator.

    Jonah slipped in and hit PCO with a superkick and Moose dropped Jonah. Josh and Moose went at it and traded shots that left all four men down in the ring.

    The four paired off with their chosen enemy and hammered on each other.

    Josh rolled up Moose for an ankle lock, but Moose kicked free, then fought out of a C-4 Spike and headed to the floor.

    Jonah took out PCO with a shoulder and Josh hit a C-4 Spike for the win while Moose watched frm the floor.

    Champ Champ Challenge – Deonna Purrazzo (c) vs. Faby Apache

    Apache chose the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship, which is fitting since Deonna won it from her in AAA.

    Apache worked for a couple of leg locks early on, but Deonna countered out of them and they traded moves in an early stalemate.

    Apache took the advantage after she grounded her into a corner, but Deonna slipped free and started to work on Apache’s left arm.

    Apache kept fighting and rolled through a hold into an Indian Death Lock but Deonna made it to the ropes to break the hold.

    Apache hit a type of a C-4 Spike for a near pinfall, and they traded big boots to knock each other down.

    They traded blows and Deonna hit a German Suplex, then managed to lock in a Fujiwara armbar for the submission win.

    After the match, Deonna called out ROH’s new interim Women’s Champion saying Mercedes Martinez doesn’t matter and is a paper challenge.

    In response, Taya Valkyrie came out. Welcome back!

    Taya told her she shouldn’t be worried about the ROH Championship, but the AAA one and she challenged Deonna for a match at Rebellion.

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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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