Tags
Decay, Hardcore Match, Impact Wrestling, Impact Wrestling Genesis, Impact Wrestling Knockouts Championship, Jade, Knockouts Division, Main Event Madness, Monster's Ball Match, No Holds Barred, Rosemary, TNA
For today’s match, we are sticking with Impact Wrestling and we are checking out the Knockouts this time around as Impact Wrestling Knockouts Champion Rosemary (Decay) takes on challenger Jade in a Monster’s Ball Match (the last one so far to date). As Rosemary was walking around the ring being a freak, Jade wasted no time hitting her with a suicide dive and some lefts and rights. It wouldn’t last long as Rosemary was able to duck under a clothesline and deliver one of her to Jade on the ramp. As soon as they entered the ring, Rosemary quickly resorted to using the weaponry at her dispense beating jade with a trash can lid and even a kendo stick. Rosemary however would take too much time as she exited the ring to grab a little black bag that we all know contains those lovely thumbtacks. As he spread them around one corner of the ring, she looked to deliver a vertical suplex to Jade, but Jade blocked her attempts and threw her off and hit her with a missile dropkick. This created some much needed separation for Jade as she was a little bit out of her element in this match that more suited Rosemary.
Jade would take her belt off and she’d use it on Rosemary for a bit before grabbing the kendo stick. Unfortunately, she catered to the crowd too much and it allowed Rosemary to use the trash can itself stealing the advantage. After positioning a trash can between Jade’s legs, she would climb the top for what we believed was going to be a missile dropkick right into it, but Jade got up and used the trash barrel to knock her down. Immediately after that, Jade delivered a German suplex to Rosemary on top of the thumbtacks that Rosemary laid out earlier in the match. As soon as Rosemary rose to her feet, she tried to use her secret weapon which was the mist, but Jade used the trash can lid to block it. After weathering a tiny attack from Rosemary, Jade drove her right into the barbwire covered board. She would then take the board, lay it on top of Rosemary and then deliver a lionsault on top of the board driving the barbwire right into Rosemary. How much more could Rosemary possibly endure in this match as he game plan was failing right in front of her own eyes. Jade’s ultimate reason for her demise is that she took too long climbing the ropes and signalling to the crowd that she was going to try for a 450 splash, because it gave Rosemary time to cut off the attempt. Rosemary would then deliver the final nail in the coffin with a superplex right into a table as she immediately covered Jade after for the 1-2-3.
There is a guy that has officially signed with Impact Wrestling that would have been a perfect opponent for someone like Neville and the whole 205 Live roster. The name of that man is Matt Sydal, but some of you may remember him as Evan Bourne during his tenure in the WWE where he was a former Tag Team Champion and a Slammy award winner. Now he makes his return to Impact Wrestling and you can bet that the X-Division roster is on check, but so wasn’t the now former Impact Wrestling X-Division champion Trevor Lee who had the task of facing Sydal last night on Impact Wresting. Trevor Lee was not in a good mood especially after losing his title to Low Ki in the six pack challenge the week before so he immediately attacked Sydal after he removed his jacket to start the match. Trevor was trying to brutalize Sydal, but it didn’t work as Sydal was able to use Lee’s own momentum against him right into the turnbuckle. He would then attempt to roll up Lee for the pin, but Lee kicked out at two. Sydal would then lay some heavy kicks on Lee that definitely hit their mark.
Before you knew it, Lee would distract the referee enough to allow Helms the opportunity to attack Sydal who was looking to springboard back into the ring. Lee was bringing it to Sydal with a huge kick and some clubbing European uppercuts. After screaming at Sydal that he was nothing Sydal leaped to his feet while Lee was hitting the ropes and he hit Lee with a huge spinning heel kick that dazed the former champion. Unfortunately he couldn’t hold the advantage for very long, but it didn’t matter because a spinning roundhouse kick and a standing moonsault was all he needed to regain it. When he attempted to pin Lee, Helms made his way on to the apron to distract the referee which worked. As soon as Sydal approached Helms, Lee tried to take advantage by hitting Sydal, but Sydal was too quick and moved out of the way forcing Lee right into Helms. Sydal would then catch Lee with a high knee to the face and he would follow it up with the shooting star press for a big win in under five minutes. Welcome to Impact Wrestling Matt Sydal. Hey, don’t forget to like our page on Facebook at 
It’s been a little while since we had an Impact Wrestling (formerly TNA) match here on Mr. X’s Punch Out and there is nothing better in that company than their X-Division. It’s the division that built that brand to where it is with guys like Christopher Daniels, AJ Styles, The Motor City Machine Guns, and so many more came through that division. On the live episode of Impact Wrestling yesterday, they decided to have a six man X Division championship match with champion Trevor Lee (accompanied to the ring by Gregory Helms) defending his belt against Sonjay Dutt, Suicide, Dezmond Xavier, Andrew Everett, and a mystery opponent which turned out to be former X-Division champion Low Ki who was making his fourth return to the Impact Zone in Orlando. With six men in the six sided ring at once, you knew you were bound to get some holy sh** moments in the match for sure. Trevor Lee was not happy about having to defend his belt against that kind of odds so he kciked off the match attack Andrew Everett first. Of course, it became an all out war at ringside as everyone was just going at it, but Trevor Lee may have benefited first.
He attacked Low Ki from behind and temporarily put him out of the picture in the corner before he tried to work on Suicide. Suicide was however ready for him as he set up in a butterfly like submission hold. Dezmond would try to get himself some of Suicide, but he found himself in the same submission hold. Then out of nowhere, Sonjay takes Dezmond and does a running swinging DDT, but he used all of the competitors to do the swinging DDT. Every single competitor would then try for a drop kick all at the same time, but no one connected. Trevor Lee would attempt to attack every competitor in the ring, but then he was drop kicked by all five men at the same time. Dezmond Xavier quickly took over the match with some impressive handstand flips as he dodged opponents in the ring and flipped onto opponents to the outside of the ring. When we came back from commercial break, Trevor Lee was in the ring and he laid a vicious standing double foot stomp on poor Andrew Everett, who by the way had been calling him out for weeks. As I said before, these types of matches are all about the spots that happen and there’s plenty.
Lee was a man on a mission in this match as he tried to make sure that no one else entered the ring while he worked on Everett to which he slammed him against the corner. After clearing the ring again of any intruders by Lee, we were shown Sonjay Dutt who was on the outside of the ring with one eye swollen shut. We were wondering how he was going to continue in the match, but it didn’t matter as Lee was still in control. Everett tried to fight back, but Lee was too good and was quick to end his attempt at a run. Lee continued to grind down Everett, but Everett’s counter the springboard handstand elbow would give all the other competitors the chance to get back in the ring. Somehow though, Lee is able to clear the ring again after hip tossing all of them in the ring. Then in a matter of seconds all hell would break loose in the ring with Lee hitting Suicide with the collision course, but then he and Low Ki would team up to get rid of him.
Then out of nowhere Dezmond hits a 619 using the ring post instead of the ropes onto Low Ki. After missing the double foot stomp onto Low Ki, Dezmond was hit with a huge dropkick that sent him flying into a turnbuckle hard. Then out of nowhere, a one eyed Dutt hits Low Ki with a splash, but he can’t get the pinfall. Then Suicide was able to get rid of Dutt, but when instead of springboarding onto Everett in the ring, he does a springboard trust fall of sorts on to Lee, Dutt, etc. Then Everett to top them all, does a springboard shooting star press to the outside on all of them for our next holy sh** moment of the match. After hitting Dezmond and Lee with Frankendrivers, Everett was sent to the outside by Low Ki who would then deliver and double stomp to Lee. It’s a no brainer at this point as Low Ki covered him for the 1-2-3. We have a new X-Division champion. Hey, don’t forget to like our page on Facebook at 
All of you had the chance to vote for who would move on to the Wrestler Of The Year category in the upcoming month or so as far as TNA was concerned and you definitely let your voices be heard. I kept hearing for weeks that there were only two guys that deserved to come out of this bracket and you voted and it came true. Both matches were definitely a no contest as Broken Matt Hardy easily dispatched of EC3 while Bobby Lashley did the same to Brother Nero (Jeff Hardy). So now Bobby Lashley and Broken Matt Hardy will now wait to find out who they will be joined with from the WWE and The Indies and with the way the indies tournament is turning out, the category is going to be one for the ages for the Monster Entertainment Awards. So stay tuned for that as soon as The WWE and Indy brackets are complete.
The time has come for a new concept that we are doing on here at Mr.X’s Punch Out. Every year, we partner with Moshpits & Movies to hold the Male and Female Wrestler Of The Year Awards as part of their Monster Entertainment Awards. This year things had to change because we just have way too many wrestlers for eight coveted spots from the WWE, Ring Of Honor, TNA, New Japan Pro Wrestling, etc. So, we are holding a tournament for each wrestling organization with certain brands gaining so many spots in the final round. What we have here for you guys today is TNA Impact Wrestling. As bad as things may have gotten in the company, there have been some plus sides from it all like Broken Matt Hardy. The thing with the TNA bracket is that there isn’t going to be a final round and what I mean by that is that when it reaches the finals in the bracket, the final two will move on to the award show as part of the wrestler of the year category. The participants from TNA are Mike Bennett, Broken Matt Hardy, Broken Brother Nero, Eddie Edwards, EC3 (Ethan Carter III), DJZ, Bobby Lashley, and Braxton Sutter. You have until Sunday at 12PM ET to vote for who you want to move on to the next round and the matches were chosen at random. Check out the bracket below and vote!!!:
