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🇺🇸🤼♀️ Big night for wrestling fans! 🤼♀️🇺🇸
Tonight, it's Impact Wrestling Bound for Glory 2023, and we've got a championship match that's creating quite the buzz! The reigning Impact Knockouts World Champion, the incredible Trinity, is putting her title on the line against the legendary Mickie James. This match is gonna be off the charts, folks! 💥🏆
And here's the best part: we've got you covered! We'll be covering all the action, so you won't miss a single moment of this historic showdown on Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again. Stay tuned and join us for the excitement. 📺👊
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ratings for shows that i've seen recently just yeah cool :)
aew collision/battle of the belts
Bryan Danielson vs. Andrade El Idolo - 4 stars
AEW World Tag Team Title Match
Big Bill & Ricky Starks (c) vs. The Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta) - 3.75 stars
AEW TBS Title Match
Kris Statlander (c) vs. Willow Nightingale - 3.75 stars
Bound For Glory 2023
Impact World Tag Team Title Match
The Rascalz (Trey Miguel & Zachary Wentz) (c) vs. ABC (Ace Austin & Chris Bey) - 3.5 stars
Mike Bailey vs. Will Ospreay - 4.5 stars
Impact World Title Match
Alex Shelley (c) vs. Josh Alexander - 4 stars
good saturday for wrestling.
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Alex Shelley (c) vs. Josh Alexander, Impact Wrestling Bound for Glory 2023, October 21, 2023
Alex Shelley has been another wrestler that I’ve watched since his young and cocky days. He exuded confidence when he was the nominal leader in Generation Next in ROH, but his early career seemed more focused on comedy between his stint in the Embassy and his time in TNA, notable for the Paparazzi Productions and the Paparazzi Championship Series. It seemed like he had found his ceiling as a tag team specialist with Chris Sabin in the Motor city Machine Guns, and I had mentally filed him away when he seemed to retire.
When he came back as primarily a singles wrestler while still teaming with Sabin, I thought that Shelley looked slower but surer. The impression was accentuated by how Shelley worked as the veteran in control in his singles matches in the indies. He was solid but not spectacular, and I had again filed him away as a veteran who wanted to give back.
Shelley, to my surprise, forced me to reevaluate him again when he became the Impact Wrestling World Champion. At the time, I had thought that he won because he was a wrestler with ties to Impact’s history and someone who could steady the company’s main event tier after Alexander had to relinquish the title and Maclin proved to be middling. Instead, Shelley has transformed again into a confident champion who could be the face of Impact, defeating Nick Aldis (whom many thought would beat Shelley so that Impact would have a champion who wore a suit well) and Hiroshi Tanahashi (who is on the downside of his career but still brings a sense of mystique and prestige with him).
This transformation played itself out in his title defense against Alexander. Previously, they had faced each other in reverse roles, and Alexander overcame Shelley fairly definitively. This time, with Alexander as the challenger trying to prove himself after returning from injury, Shelley showed how his title reign had honed his focus. He executed his game plan against Alexander and stripped Alexander of his iconographic headgear and mouthpiece, beating Alexander with a vicious series of Shellshocks to show that he was secure in his power as champion.
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Titanic Submarine Missing Direct Movie Download 2023
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In the vast expanse of the world's oceans, mysteries lie hidden, waiting to be unraveled. One such enigma that has gripped our collective consciousness is the tragic disappearance of the Titanic submarine. An exploration turned into maritime tale, the story of this missing vessel stirs both sympathy and intrigue in the hearts of those who contemplate its fate. Join me on an emotional journey as we delve into the depths of the Titanic submarine and the souls who ventured into the abyss.
Setting the Stage of Discovery:
As the curtains rose on the Titanic submarine, the world marveled at the audacity of the mission. A vessel of immense technical prowess, it embodied the spirit of human exploration and our insatiable thirst for knowledge. With its crew of intrepid souls, it plunged into the vast unknown, carrying the hopes and dreams of those yearning for a glimpse into the secrets concealed beneath the ocean's surface.
The Human Element:
Behind every great endeavor, there are human stories, and the Titanic submarine was no exception. The crew members, driven by an unwavering passion, embarked on a perilous adventure. Each person on board had a unique story, dreams, and aspirations. From seasoned veterans to young, ambitious explorers, they came together, bound by their shared fascination with the mysteries lurking beneath the waves. Their dedication and bravery touched us deeply, amplifying the poignancy of their ultimate fate.
A Quest for Knowledge:
The Titanic submarine's mission was not merely a quest for glory or personal gain; it symbolized humanity's thirst for understanding. It carried the torch of exploration, venturing into uncharted territories where few had gone before. Its disappearance left a void, reminding us of the risks inherent in the pursuit of knowledge. We cannot help but empathize with the families and loved ones left behind, forever wondering about the fate of their cherished explorers.
The Lingering Grief:
Years have passed since the Titanic submarine vanished, but the pain and grief still resonate within our hearts. It serves as a testament to the fragile nature of human existence and the harsh realities of life. The families affected by this tragedy have endured unimaginable sorrow, yet their resilience and determination to find closure inspire us all. The memory of the missing submarine remains etched in our collective consciousness, a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made in the name of discovery.
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The Titanic missing submarine stands as a haunting reminder of the risks faced by those who seek to push the boundaries of human knowledge. It captivates our imagination, inviting us to reflect on the fragility of life and the profound impact of such tragedies on the human spirit. We must honor the memory of those who ventured into the abyss, honoring their courage and fortitude. Let us never forget the story of the Titanic submarine, a poignant chapter in the annals of exploration and a testament to the indomitable human spirit.
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Pro Wrestling Illustrated: March 2024
HARD TO KILL?
TRY IMPOSSIBLE!
The Shocking Return of TNA Wrestling
Since 2017, IMPACT has tried to distance itself from the worst days of a promotion with two decades of history to celebrate. Now, the stalwart company looks to reclaim the discarded moniker … and a top-tier position within the industry
TEXT BY JASON McVEIGH
PHOTOS BY KEVIN McELVANEY
[Josh Alexander places the IMPACT World title belt around the waist of Alex Shelly, who’d just retained against him in Bound for Glory’s spectacular main event.]
IS TNA BACK? That was the question being asked by IMPACT Wrestling fans–and the industry as a whole–as Bound for Glory 2023 went off the air.
The Chicago fans in attendance that night and everyone else watching on pay-per-view had just been treated to a show full of quality action. But in the aftermath, those people weren’t just talking about Alex Shelley’s successful World title defense over Josh Alexander; nor the match of the year candidate between Mike Bailey and Will Ospreay. They were, instead, giddy over the video package they had just watched.
The video in question showed several IMPACT wrestlers making their way toward a lakeside area, from which they had retrieved a mysterious chest. Dramatic music andcinematography hinted to the sold-out crowd at Cicero Stadium that something massive was afoot, as each contracted IMPACT talent headed toward their eventual meeting place. Once they had all reached the fateful grounds, the gathered athletes spoke up about how wrestling needed a chance–and how “this” would be that chance. Then, came the big reveal.
“You know, it was four and a half minutes long,” IMPACT Wrestling President Scott D’Amore says of the video. “And those four and a half minutes were among the most agonizingly stressful moments of my life. I never doubted that we were heading on the right course, and I felt good that it was going to be well received. But … to hear deafening silence for four and a half minutes, you wonder if it’s good silence.”
D’Amore’s anxiety, though understandable, was unnecessary. “The second in the video that Josh Alexander reached down to open that chest and you hear the whisper of ‘TNA Wrestling,’ the explosion in that building was unbelievable,” recalls the wrestler turned-executive. “It was truly special.”
As PWI catches up with D’Amore at the end of IMPACT’s well-received tour of the U.K., he is relaxed and optimistic.He is eager to see what the new year will bring for the promotion that he and many others have worked tirelessly to advance. These last few years have seen the company step backward and move away from what it once was … so that it could someday turn around and embrace itself again.
[Fans in Chicago erupted at the Hard to Kill poster splayed across the big screen atop the entrance ramp. The event would be the first under the TNA name in more than six years.]
“It was difficult,” admits D’Amore, who memorably led Team Canada in TNA’s early years. “I left TNA Wrestling that was very healthy and booming. Then when I came back,after anthem acquired IMPACT Wrestling, it was a very different company. Talent were not excited about coming here, and the fan base was either depleted or defeated.”
D’Amore makes no secret of the fact that what IMPACT Wrestling has been doing for the past six years amounts to rebuilding goodwill with fans and wrestlers alike. Knowing that hollow promises and good intentions wouldn’t cut it, IMPACT focused on being a promotion that its wrestlers could be proud to say they worked for–and one that fans could feel was a worthy investment of their time and money.
Indeed, speak to people who watch IMPACT Wrestling weekly and they will tell you that it is one of the most rewarding wrestling shows on television. These may not be another promotion as diverse as IMPACT; or one as willing to give opportunities to talent regardless of age, size, or gender. Before some later missteps by management, these were some of the things that made TNA Wrestling great, too.
[Deonna Purazzo attempts to fight out of the corner during a grappling exchange with Tasha Steelz. The Knockouts division has long been a signature of the once-and-again TNA, and “The Virtuosa” Purrazzo envisions good things for the year ahead.]
Though Deonna Purrazzo wasn’t around for the company’s original TNA run, she feels the same, vibrant spirit stuck around through the IMPACT Wrestling era. “The fans have always greeted us with TNA chants,” says Purrazzo. “After the announcement that TNA is back, everyone has been riding high and giving us encouraging words about what’s to come in 2024.”
As a three-time Knockouts World champion, Purrazzo is part of a division that, alongside the world-famous X division, stands as one of the most remarkable creations of a company that once attempted to compete directly with Monday Night Raw. Under the moniker of IMPACT Wrestling, those divisions continued to evolve with some of the more controversial elements (e.g., uninspired gimmicks, overly “edgy” storylines) being left behind. The company has continued to draw six figure TV ratings and put on solid wrestling shows, despite the challenges of having to rebar more than a decade into its existence.
This begs the question: Why is now the right time for the TNA name to return?
[Jordynne Grace refuses to flinch at any opponent: height, weight, and perceived leverage be damned! After softening up Bully Ray with a series of backfists, the 5’3” powerhouse used her Grace Driver to pun him and win the Bound for Glory “Call Your Shot” Gauntlet.]
“I think wrestling is primed and ready now for a new product to emerge and rise,” said Scott D’Amore. “And I think that’s us. I think when you look at our roster, there’s a special connection between fan and talent. I think we have a group that’s very closely bonded. And I think what we’re going to deliver on is growth and change. That’s what 2024 is for TNA Wrestling.”
D’Amore words seem particularly relevant as WWE’s top domestic competitor, All Elite Wrestling has lost some ground in the marketplace with smaller live gates and inconsistent TV ratings. For those fans who’ve stuck by IMPACT Wrestling, the return of the “TNA” name is a signal that the company is ready to reclaim its place as top-shelf TV wrestling promotion.
“It’s a celebration,” said D’Amore, citing the “We’re Back” slogan that has accompanied news of the rebrand. “But it’s not just that we’re back. We’re back and we’re growing, and we’re going places.”
Though the move to rebrand is a bold one, it has been almost unanimously well received, with wrestlers and fans taking to social media to praise the change and share their memories of what TNA Wrestling meant to them. It seems there is little left of whatever stigma the name may have once carried.
[Eric Young, seen here extending a hand to fellow TNA original Frankie Kazarian, is grateful to be with the promotion as it prepares to reinvent itself once again.]
Former IMPACT World champion Eric Young–who, like D’Amore was part of TNA the first time around–feels the collective response has made the long journey worthwhile. “The reaction to the name change was very special,” Young told PWI. “It was something visceral, something real, and massively positive. I am so excited to be part of this company. These are special times. But now, the real work begins.”
To a wrestling organization that has been written off so often, real work” is not something that rankles the wrestlers and staff of IMPACT/TNA Wrestling. For his part, Scott D’Amore is visibly grateful to have reached this point.
“For years, I felt like I was constantly frickin’ apologizing for previous management’s decisions and performance,” he says with a smile. “But I think that was important. Because in order to move forward, you have to acknowledge the mistakes of the past. I think we’ve done that, and I think we’ve moved past them. And that’s why, respectfully, as we sit here, heading into 2024 and heading into a new era of TNA Wrestling … we’re done apologizing. We’ve earned the right to say we’re TNA Wrestling. We know we’re heading to great places, and we want the fans along for the ride.”
[Will Ospreay and Josh Alexander traded brutal strikes, throws, and anything else they could muster during their first-ever in-ring meeting. Once the TV Cameras stopped rolling, the two former world champions hinted at a future rematch beneath the TNA banner.]
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TNA/Impact Match of the Year: Mike Bailey vs. Will Ospreay from Bound For Glory 2023
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Impact Wrestling
Final Resolution
December 9th 2023
Following Bound for Glory, MK Ultra were unusually quiet. No quest for revenge. No payback. Just silence. The only mention of the duo was Gail Kim announcing the re-match for Final Resolution. A match that Tenille Dashwood most definitely did not want to hear about. Despite the lack of interaction between the four in recent weeks, Dashwood still refused to start the match once Killer Kelly stepped in for her side. Left with no choice, Purrazzo locked up with the psychotic red head instead.
For much of the early portions of the match, Dashwood refused to get involved, instead leaving the heavy lifting to a less than thrilled Deonna Purrazzo. Dashwood’s confidence may be at an all time high, but she still doesn’t want anything to do with Killer Kelly or Masha Slamovich and it shows. Despite how good Purrazzo is, she was unable to do it alone and Dashwood ended up having no alternative but to get involved.
Every time Dashwood entered the ring, Killer Kelly was eagerly reaching for a tag to join the fun. For the first time in history, Masha Slamovich is chosen as the safer option as Dashwood and Purrazzo eventually manage to cut the ring off, and keep Russian Dynamite in their corner for extended periods of time. Slamovich refused to go down easy and was well prepared every time Purrazzo went for the arm, quickly powering out. Dashwood repeatedly tried for the Spotlight Kick, but Slamovich had that scouted too.
Slamovich may have been deemed the safer option, but she was also very well prepared and ensured the match was never in any real danger of ending. Eventually, Russian Dynamite connected with the White Knight Driver on Dashwood but instead of going for the pin, took the opportunity to bring in the fresh and quite feral Killer Kelly. To say the match turned would be an understatement. Kelly connected with a series of suplexes to both of her opponents, showing no signs of favouritism like she has in the past.
Instead, that was reserved for when Dashwood tried to stun Kelly with a right hand. Kelly caught the wrist and quickly locked both arms in her own, leaving the Australian no place to escape to. Dashwood frantically tries to pull free but Kelly grins before firing off a series of vicious headbutts. A recovered Slamovich finishes the job with a thrust kick to send Dashwood crashing into the ropes and out of the ring. Purrazzo again tries for the arm of Kelly, but another kick from Slamovich puts an end to the attempt. With Purrazzo on her knees, Slamovich and Kelly waste little time in connecting with a double knee, one to each side of the Virtuosa’s head.
MK Ultra could have made the pin on Purrazzo, but decided they wanted payback for Bound for Glory. Dashwood tries to return to the ring, but Kelly quickly cuts her off and applies the Killer Clutch, dragging Dashwood back to the corner so she can watch Slamovich connecting with the White Knight Driver on Purrazzo. Making sure to turn and look at the restrained Dashwood with a grin, Slamovich pins Purrazzo in the middle of the ring. A desperate Dashwood tries in vain to break free, but it’s too late. MK Ultra are once again the Knockouts World Tag Team Champions.
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RVD Explains Why Impact Wrestling Changing Its Name Won't Make A Difference
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By /Nov. 2, 2023 7:00 pm EST
Impact Wrestling’s Bound for Glory 2023 not only featured some high-profile bouts, such as Will Ospreay vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey, but it also contained the news that Impact Wrestling will return to its old name, TNA Wrestling. The move will not officially take place until January, at the promotion’s upcoming Hard to Kill pay-per-view, but…
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🇺🇸🤼♂️ Big night for wrestling fans! 🤼♂️🇺🇸
Tonight, it's Impact Wrestling Bound for Glory 2023, and we've got a match that's gonna be absolutely YUGE! The reigning Impact World Champion, the tremendous Alex Shelley, is defending his title against the incredibly talented Josh Alexander. This championship clash is bound to be a classic, folks! 💥🏆
And here's the best part: we've got you covered! We'll be covering all the heart-pounding action, so you won't miss a single moment of this thrilling showdown on Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again. Stay tuned and join us for the excitement. 📺👊
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Titanium Ticket Perks for BFG Weekend This Saturday & Sunday in Chicago – IMPACT Wrestling
Titanium Ticket Perks for BFG Weekend This Saturday & Sunday in Chicago
News / October 17, 2023 / by IMPACT Wrestling Staff
Bound For Glory is rapidly approaching .. we are as excited as you are! It will be a great 2 nights. Here is the Titanium Schedule for Saturday & Sunday, October 21-22 at Cicero Stadium:
First fans admitted into the building both nights. An IMPACT representative will give…
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New Details On IMPACT Hall Of Fame 2023 Ceremony
Don West, Mike Tenay, and Traci Brooks have already been confirmed as being inducted into the IMPACT Wrestling Hall of Fame this year. IMPACT has now revealed who will be inducting them.
As announced on September 28, Mike Tenay and Don West, the broadcast duo most synonymous with the early days of TNA Wrestling, will be inducted by a fellow TNA Wrestling legend, Scott D’Amore. Meanwhile, Traci Brooks will be inducted by Gail Kim.
West and Tenay called TNA Wrestling for several years before Taz joined the organization in 2009. Unfortunately, West passed away from lymphoma and will be inducted posthumously.
Traci Brooks retired from full-time wrestling in 2015. She returned to in-ring competition at IMPACT 1000, where her Hall of Fame induction was announced after she and her husband, Frankie Kazarian, defeated Alisha and Eddie Edwards.
The induction ceremony will be place on October 21 during the Bound for Glory countdown.
SEE MORE: Updated Card For IMPACT Bound For Glory 2023
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Will Ospreay vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Impact Wrestling Bound for Glory, October 21, 2023
Bailey and Ospreay worked hard to make me believe that Bailey had a chance to defeat one of wrestling’s main characters of the year, the inspiration for a generation of wrestlers who are currently breaking through around the world (Nick Wayne in AEW, Leon Slater and Callum Newman in Revolution Pro).
Speedball continues to have one of the worst looks in major professional wrestling. The tassels hanging from the sides of his tights and the barefoot look are meant to evoke motion and the impression that he is a serious combatant, but the side-by-side comparison with Ospreay showed how low rent Speedball’s look felt compared to Ospreay’s.
I appreciated that Ospreay paid homage to AJ Styles and the history of TNA (nee Impact Wrestling) with the springboard elbow and the Styles Clash. I didn’t appreciate that Ospreay pushed the match to end one move after its peak. We know that the Stormbreaker is Ospreay’s signature finish, but even Ospreay can’t impress with the Stormbreaker after destroying Bailey during his wind-up for the Tornado Kick with a not-so-Hidden Blade to Bailey’s face.
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New Details On IMPACT Hall Of Fame 2023 Ceremony
Don West, Mike Tenay, and Traci Brooks have already been confirmed as being inducted into the IMPACT Wrestling Hall of Fame this year. IMPACT has now revealed who will be inducting them.
As announced on September 28, Mike Tenay and Don West, the broadcast duo most synonymous with the early days of TNA Wrestling, will be inducted by a fellow TNA Wrestling legend, Scott D’Amore. Meanwhile, Traci Brooks will be inducted by Gail Kim.
West and Tenay called TNA Wrestling for several years before Taz joined the organization in 2009. Unfortunately, West passed away from lymphoma and will be inducted posthumously.
Traci Brooks retired from full-time wrestling in 2015. She returned to in-ring competition at IMPACT 1000, where her Hall of Fame induction was announced after she and her husband, Frankie Kazarian, defeated Alisha and Eddie Edwards.
The induction ceremony will be place on October 21 during the Bound for Glory countdown.
SEE MORE: Updated Card For IMPACT Bound For Glory 2023
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