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    Impact Wrestling Results (6/2) – Rich Swann Defeated Mathew Rehwoldt by Pinfall; Mike Bennett and Matt Taven Defeated Heath and Rhino by Pinfall; Moose and Steve Macklin Defeated PCO and W. Morrissey by Pinfall; Sami Callihan Ambushed Moose

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    Impact Wrestling Results returned as they announced Jack Evans as the 5th person to be added to the Ultimate X match at Slammiversary.

    Gujjar offer Morrissey his help if he needs it tonight, and the camera panned to PCO going crazy in the corner and Morrissey told him he’s good tonight.

    Mathew Rehwoldt vs. Rich Swann

    Rehwoldt wanted a test of strength and Swann suckered him into a dance to start it off with a laugh.

    Rehwoldt responded with a shoulder block but ate a knee after a brief exchange and headed to the floor.

    Swann went for Sliced Bread on the apron and Rehwoldt shoved him into the ring post.

    Rehwoldt mocked Swann and told him he needs to pay attention, and Swann took it to him with a series of kicks for a pin attempt, then hit a hurricanrana off the top rope.

    Rehwoldt caught his crossbody attempt and hit Earth Shatter for a near pinfall.

    Swann somersaulted off the ropes to hit a cutter and a Phoenix Splash for the win.

    Gia Miller caught up with Alisha to ask what Masha handed her on BTI, and Alisha and she showed her a picture of her with a red X on it.

    Gisele Shaw said she knows what it means, and it means Masha’s going to kill her.

    Alisha wasn’t too happy about that.

    Countdown for the brothers

    The Good Brothers headed to the ring and Karl announced a PSA that they’ll face the Briscoes at Slammiversary, and Doc went on to list their being 7 time champions and headlined across the world.

    Then explained how the Briscoe’s titles aren’t the same as what they’ve earned and used county fair contests ass examples.

    Karl called up their top ten moments in Impact, and the Briscoes were listed 2-7, but they were cut off at number one when the Briscoes came out.

    Jay wasted no time in calling them soft and said they still get up and grind every day, and Mark called them out for not being able to handle working on the farm.

    In response, Karl and Doc said their top moment was when they beat the Briscoes, and that’s how a brawl broke out.

    Doc was sent to the floor, and he pulled Karl out when the Briscoes threw him into the ropes.

    Mike Bennett and Matt Taven vs. Heath and Rhino

    Eddie Edwards joined Tom on the announce desk as they got ready for the match.

    Rhino and Bennet started it off, and Bennet gained the upper hand with a kick and went to work in the corner, but Rhino turned the tabled and nailed him with a shoulder block and hammered away.

    Heath came in and went after Taven, then sent Rhino into him in the corner and Taven headed to the floor to regroup.

    Taven and Bennett turned the tables on heath and went to work on him while Edwards complained about how Impact was unfair for not giving him a chance against Kenny Omega.

    Heath hit a jawbreaker to get loose, but Bennett knocked Rhino off the apron, and it gave Heath the chance to fight free. He then had to fight through Taven to tag in Rhino.

    Rhino hammered on Taven and hit a clothesline for a pin attempt Bennett broke up.

    Bennett hit Rhino with a superkick and Taven closed it out with a Climax for the win.

    Afterwards, Edwards hit Rhino with a steel chair and the rest of Honor No More came in and the put a chair around Rhino’s left knee and beat away with another chair.

    The Motor City Machine Guns and Frankie Kazarian came out to help and hold the ring as Rhino screamed in pain.

    Backstage, Rhino was taken to the hospital by ambulance and Heath went with him.

    Scott D’Amore told MCMG and Kazarian to get two Impact people, past or present, to join them against Honor No More at Slammiversary.

    Moose and Steve Macklin vs. PCO and W. Morrissey

    This should be a great one with PCO and Macklin starting it off.

    They traded shoulder blocks to start the match off with PCO getting the better of the last one, then slamming Macklin as he came off the ropes.

    Moose and Morrissey tagged in and they locked up with Morrissey backing Moose up, but Moose reversed Morrissey into the corner and they traded chops with little effect.

    Moose caught him with an elbow in the ropes, and Morrissey caught Moose with a big boot and tagged in PCO.

    PCO crushed Moose in the corner and Morrissey cut off Macklin, then Morrissey sent PCO into Macklin and followed with his own splash, then sidestepped for Moose to hit Macklin.

    They double chokeslammed Macklin and PCO threw Moose into Morrissey’s boot.

    Macklin hit Morrissey to distract him for Moose to hit a chop block on Morrissey’s left leg, then he and Macklin went to work on his leg.

    Morrissey kicked Macklin to the floor, then kicked off Moose to tag in PCO.

    PCO hit s neckbreaker on Macklin, and DDT on Moose. Morrissey held Macklin on the apron for PCO to hit a Deanimator.

    PCO sent Macklin and Moose to the floor, then took both of them out with a senton through the ropes.

    Moose avoided a PCOsault, and they hit each other with clotheslines but PCO sat up and tagged in Morrissey.

    Morrissey got hung up and took a Caught in the Crosshairs and a DDT for the win.

    PCO leveled Mackling with a clothesline and Moose dropped PCO with a spear.

    The lights went out and Callihan appeared in the ring. Moose was ready for him and went for a spear but Callihan caught him with his bat and knocked him out.

    Callihan promised that every time Moose is in a match, he will be there. It will never be over.

    This was a great show, though we would’ve loved to see Morrissey go out with a win. We understand why he didn’t and he helped further Moose and Callihan’s feud so we can’t complain.

    What did you think of it? Let us know in the comments below and thank you for joining Impact Wrestling Results. We had a blast and can’t wait for next week.

    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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