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A highly hardworking, resilient, yet underrated WWE superstar on the current roster is Michin, formerly known as Mia Yim. She has been a world-class travelled athlete and made a huge impact in various promotions like Shimmer and Tna Wrestling, which led to her WWE signing in 2018. This came after her early appearances and then participation in the second Mae Young Classic.

So far, fans have witnessed various sides of Michin on WWE television. From being a masked member of Retribution to a true workhorse of WWE, Michin has been a beloved competitor with huge potential. However, there are many unknown facts about the current SmackDown star that you possibly did not know.

7. Michin Represents a Mixed Heritage in WWE Michin on WWE TV/ Credits: WWE.com

WWE is home to many top names, including John Cena, Seth Rollins, Rhea Ripley, and more. These superstars represent their heritage and culture in the company.

Big E became one of the modern era’s most popular and captivating WWE superstars. He, along with Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods, formed one of the most entertaining and cohesive units in WWE history, The New Day, and they stayed together for a decade. In this journey, E also found love with a woman named Kris Yim.

Furthermore, Kris herself has an interesting wrestling connection. That could have been a possible reason for Kris to show that if given the microphone or chance to deliver a promo, she could easily surpass her husband and be even more savage than him, as seen in an exchange with E’s former friend, Xavier Woods.

Big E’s Wife Shows Her Savage Side With a Verbal Smackdown Big E & Kris Yim after announcing their engagement/ Credits: Instagram/@wwebige

Big E is an exciting attraction, especially for his charismatic promo delivery during his...

The WWE women’s division has undergone a remarkable transformation, completely redefining how female wrestlers are perceived within the company and the broader wrestling world. Not too long ago, women in wrestling were often portrayed through sensational storylines and overly s*xualized characters, overshadowing their athletic abilities.

However, in the modern era, WWE has successfully reshaped this image, showcasing a roster of powerful, skilled, and intense in-ring performers. These trailblazing athletes have earned the respect of fans worldwide and carved out a meaningful, lasting place in the heart of the wrestling community.

Some emphatic performers in the Women’s division of the WWE over the years Rhea Ripley is a modern-day wrestling superstar. (Image Credit: WWE)

The dawn of WWE’s modern era introduced a wave of talented female wrestlers such as Trish Stratus, Lita, and Beth Phoenix, performers who helped shift the perception of women’s roles in the industry.

To celebrate the Blu-ray and DVD release of Survivor Series: War Games 2022, we are giving away a Blu-ray copy.

Survivor Series returns! But this time there’s a twist – the Survivor Series debut of WarGames, one of the most brutal constructions in wrestling history! Teams of five collide in two rings, surrounded by an unforgiving steel cage! And the match doesn’t begin until every member of the team enters! It’s mayhem, carnage, and a fight for survival as Roman Reigns leads the Bloodline against Drew McIntyre’s Brawling Brutes!

Match Listings: Men’s WarGames Match – Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn, The Usos, Solo Sikoa vs. Drew McIntyre, Sheamus, Brawling Brutes, Kevin Owens Women’s WarGames Match – Bianca Belair, Becky Lynch, Alexa Bliss, Asuka, Mia Yim vs. Bayley, Iyo Sky, Dakota Kai, Nikki Cross, Rhea Ripley Triple Threat Match for the US Championship – Seth Rollins vs. Bobby Lashley vs. Austin...

Over the weekend, Aj Styles confirmed via Twitter that he'd broken his ankle during a WWE live event in Hershey, Pennsylvania. He noted that the injury would not require surgery but wrote that it "will be the longest" he's ever been away from a wrestling ring. That's a tough break for The Oc. The group has been embroiled in a lengthy feud with Judgment Day on Raw. WWE had given the two factions a lot of prime real estate to work with on the red brand, taking up much space in the midcard. Styles and Balor wrestled at Survivor Series, with The Phenomenal One going over, so WWE might have been looking at moving past that feud regardless of Aj's injury. Still, The Oc will need to solider forward without their longtime leader.

Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows were brought back to WWE to specifically work the Judgment Day angle with Styles back in October.

Welcome to this review of this past Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, the First Raw of 2023, right here on Nerdly… Let’s see what went down this week and see how it bodes for the year ahead!

Match #1: Bianca Belair def. Alexa Bliss (Dq) The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Bianca Belair put her Raw Women’s Championship on the line in a very tough title showdown against Alexa Bliss. When the action moved outside the ring, Bliss spotted two different Uncle Howdy faces in the crowd. Moments later, the TitanTron began to flicker, and Bliss to became unhinged and lost control. After attacking the official in the ring, the incensed Superstar went ballistic on The Est of WWE and delivered two brutal DDTs to her onto the steel ring steps.

My Score: 2 out of 5 Match #2: Solo Sikoa def. Elias The following is courtesy of wwe.

Aj Styles has been one of the best professional wrestlers since the early 2000s, and a WWE Hall of Famer recently gave fans some insight into what the veteran is like backstage. The Phenomenal One has been absent from Raw's championship scene for quite some time, with Roman Reigns holding both the WWE Championship. Still, he's one of the company's most dependable hands, and audiences know they're in for a treat whenever his—or The Oc's—music hits. Kurt Angle spent time with Styles while he was in Tna and recently spoke about how awesome Aj is to work alongside.

Speaking on The Kurt Angle Show, the Olympic Gold Medalist said the following about one of WWE's workhorses in Styles: "Whether I was alongside him as a tag team or working with him, he made me better. Every time I wrestled with him or against him, he made me better.

Edge hasn't been seen on WWE television since losing to Finn Balor in an I Quit match at Extreme Rules on October 8. Since then, the group he created following WrestleMania 38, Judgment Day, has been running roughshod over Raw's roster. The group got the better of Rey Mysterio and is currently engaged in a feud with The Oc. Fans might wonder what's going on with Edge, given that he signed a three-year deal before his return at the Royal Rumble in 2020. The 2023 edition of that premium live event is right around the corner, meaning that the Rated R Superstar's contract might be wrapping up soon.

In a recent report, Fightful conveyed the following: "WWE sources confirmed that Edge is on a deal with limited dates, which is why he has appeared periodically since splitting him from the Judgment Day feud." The post continued, stating that "n 2020, it was reported that...

WWE Raw featured a handful of surprises, but none were more significant than Rhea Ripley's impromptu match against Akira Tozawa. The show opened with a bout between the Street Profits and the tandem of Finn Balor and Damian Priest. Tozawa accompanied Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford to the ring, while Ripley and Dominik Mysterio rounded out the Judgment Day quartet. In the closing moments of that tag-team tilt, Tozawa spits a liquid implied to be a hard liqueur into Mysterio's eyes, infuriating Ripley. Rhea challenged Akira to a match in response, and WWE, somewhat shockingly, made it official and rang the bell.

Intergender wrestling isn't a concept that WWE has worked with extensively. On a base level, that makes sense. WWE is a publicly-traded company, and the optics of a man hitting a woman, wrestling match or not, on live TV aren't good. Ripley Vs. Tozawa was a...

All Elite Wrestling fans and WWE fans love to get into brand superiority arguments on social media, but wrestlers such as Saraya continue to stress that there are no backstage issues between the two rosters. Aew has had its fair share of internal problems throughout 2022, of course. Cm Punk's blowup at All Out is this generation's Montreal Screw Job. And WWE isn't without warts of its own. When it comes to contracted WWE talent having problems with Aew wrestlers and vice versa, just for being on the opposite brand, well, the concept totally overblown.

Saraya spoke about this perception during a lengthy interview with Forbes. "When I was backstage in WWE, I didn't see people talk s*** about Aew." The former WWE star went on to explain why. "People were just happy that there was another place for people to go. When people would get let go in WWE,...

Welcome to this review of this past Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, right here on Nerdly… Let’s see what went down this week!

Match #1: Rhea Ripley vs. Mia Yim (No-Contest) The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

With both Superstars still battered and bruised from their explosives WarGames Match two days earlier at Survivor Series, Rhea Ripley of The Judgment Day and Mia Yim battled. Before a winner could be determined, however, interference from Dominik Mysterio drew the ire of Aj Styles and, with it, an early end to the match. Within moments, an all-out brawl between Judgment Day and The O.C. erupted and set the stage for an impromptu Eight-Person Tag Team Match between the factions to settle things once-and-for-all.

My Score: 3 out of 5 Match #2: The Judgment Day def. The O.C The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

In an impromptu Eight-Person Tag Team Match between The O.

Welcome to this review of 2022’s Survivor Series, which dumps the old format and introduces the main roster to WarGames! Yes, Triple H moves his love of WarGames from Nxt to Raw and Smackdown for this year’s pay-per-view! Let’s see what happened…

Match #1: Women’s WarGames Match – Bianca Belair, Alexa Bliss, Asuka, Mia Yim & Becky Lynch def. Bayley, Dakota Kai, Iyo Sky, Nikki Cross & Rhea Ripley The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Raw Women’s Champion and team captain Bianca Belair started the match against WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Dakota Kai of Team Damage Ctrl. Kai, a veteran of WarGames Matches from her time in Nxt, used the structure to her advantage to gain the upper hand on Belair. As the Raw Women’s Champion rallied, Iyo Sky entered the match, and the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions battered and bruised Belair. Asuka...

WWE's next premium live event, Survivor Series: WarGames, is set to take place on November 26, and the card is shaping up to be another strong one for Triple H and his creative team. There has been a limited amount of time to build toward this event. Crown Jewel took place on November 5 and featured several massive matches for the company, including Roman Reigns vs. Logan Paul and Brock Lesnar clashing with Bobby Lashley. Despite only having three weeks of television to work with, Survivor Series is packed with intriguing matches that should have repercussions on both Raw and SmackDown.

That's a pleasant change of pace for Survivor Series, which has felt like an afterthought since the brand split. Every year, WWE tried to get fans to care about makeshift groups of red-brand and blue-brand wrestlers. And these attempts to put on compelling matches typically fell short. Becky Lynch was...

Welcome to this review of this past Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, right here on Nerdly… Let’s see what went down this week!

Match #1: Bobby Lashley def. Mustafa Ali The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

After Bobby Lashley and Mustafa Ali both called their shots on United States Champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins, the two would engage in a scuffle that could only lead to one thing: a match inside the squared circle. Ali took it to Lashley early but The All Mighty was in no mood and dispatched the young upstart with multiple Spinebusters, followed by a gargantuan Spear and a Hurt Lock to force the referee to call the match.

My Score: 1.5 out of 5 Match #2: Mia Yim def. Tamina The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Mia Yim’s first match back was a tough one as she faced off with Tamina. Tamina was...

Over the last few months, Rhea Ripley has evolved into one of the top stars of WWE's incredible women's division. She hasn't been involved in a solo feud—at least up until Mia Yim's debut last week. Instead, she's been generating a ton of boos for Judgment Day while working as their heater. Her on-screen relationship with Dominik Mysterio feels a bit flat, but in general, her involvement with the heel stable has been incredibly beneficial for her main roster career. Last week, Ripley had a backstage run-in with Raw Women's Champion Bianca Belair, which planted the seeds for a match between those two in the future.

Speaking to usanetwork.com recently, the 26-year-old named who she'd like to work with at WrestleMania 39. "I think it would have to be myself and Bianca Belair for the Raw Women's Championship. Whenever we step in the ring together, it's magic.

WWE is setting Ronda Rousey up to go on a long run as SmackDown Women's Champion, which could eventually lead to one of three massive returns. The Baddest Woman On The Planet is currently involved in a program with Shotzi, who won a six-pack challenge to become the No. 1 contender for the title on the most recent episode of SmackDown. Those two will have a match at Survivor Series, and it's tough to come up with a scenario where the former Nxt standout beats Rousey. WWE already took that route with Liv Morgan over the summer, and having Ronda lose another match so soon would be a disservice to what she brings to the table.

Instead of losing at Survivor Series, it seems much more likely for Rousey to go on a run where she tears through the Women's Division, person by person. With Shayna Baszler at her side, Triple H...

Braun Strowman isn't a fan of "flippy" wrestling, and he once again made that stance clear on Twitter following WWE's recent Crown Jewel premium live event. Those comments have reportedly landed him in some hot water backstage, as he apparently has heat for his online antics. The 6-foot-8, 344-pound Monster Of All Monsters squared off against Omos, who is 7-foot-3 and weighs north of 400 pounds. It was a true clash of the titans, and the match was about as good as it could have been, considering the in-ring imitations of both men.

After Crown Jewel, Strowman took to Twitter to sarcastically give the match a 47-star rating while also writing that "no one cares about all these floppy floppers." Several wrestlers responded to the 39-year-old on the platform, while others backstage are also displeased, according to Fightful Select. "The heat on Braun Strowman is very real," according to their post on Patreon.

Logan Paul might have lost to Roman Reigns at WWE Crown Jewel, but one longtime insider believes the YouTube star could be a world champion if he ever decided to focus on wrestling. The Saudi Arabia main event was more than just a good bout for a rookie. Paul continued to prove that he had the natural physical ability needed to be a superstar in the professional wrestling business. He could use a bit of work on the mic, but so could a lot of other former titleholders in WWE.

Dave Meltzer gave Paul some glowing praise in the latest edition of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter. "Paul will never be a full-time pro wrestler even though he clearly loves it, but if he for whatever reason decided to be, he could be a world champion level guy in not all that long a period of time. He is comfortable talking,...

John Cena hasn't wrestled for WWE since SummerSlam in 2021, but a recent backstage rumor indicates that he might be returning for WrestleMania 39. The un-seeable one isn't likely to wrestle a match in 2022, ending a 20-year streak of working at least one bout every 12 months. Still, getting him back for the Los Angeles edition of the Showcase Of The Immortals would be a massive boon for WWE and its fans. Especially if long-rumored Rock Vs. Roman Reigns fight is on the card as well.

In a recent report, WWE insider WrestleVotes told GiveMesport.com that Cena could be a part of WWE's biggest show of the year. "Cena should be there, and Cena should be wrestling," said WrestleVotes. They continued, stating that "WrestleMania is still WrestleMania, and it's in Los Angeles. If Cena is legitimately trying to be 'the next Rock' you should perform at WrestleMania in Hollywood, and I think he'll be there,...

Austin Theory's failed Money In The Bank cash-in has the WWE Universe thinking he's been buried. While that's true in the immediate sense, it's also what makes the most sense for him and the company moving forward. In a way, the November 7 episode of Monday Night Raw undid one of Vince McMahon's last (and most egregious) mistakes. The 25-year-old should have never held the briefcase in the first place. His winning it was an attempt at a gotcha' moment from a booker who was, by the end of his time in WWE, remarkably out of touch with what the fans wanted to see.

Unfortunately, a failed cash-in attempt was the only way Theory's run with the briefcase would ever end. There's no universe where McMahon would have put him over on Roman Reigns, and Triple H was wise not to shoehorn Theory into the main event picture when...

Mia Yim returned to WWE on November 7, joining The Oc in their heated feud against Judgement Day. For months, dating back to their rivalry with the Mysterios, Judgement Day has been winning matches via interference from Rhea Ripley. Beth Phoenix tried to be the equalizer for Edge when he was fighting Balor in an I Quit match at Extreme Rules, but not even the Hall Of Famer was enough to turn the tides. The reinforcement has been a long time coming for Aj Styles as he builds up forces to take on the Finn Balor-led stable on Monday Night Raw.

Enter Yim, who has enough of an edge to be a real equalizer against Ripley. Since Judgement Day formed, Ripley has been utilized as a Chyna-esque heater. She is a woman who is capable of beating up half of the guys on the roster due to her size and strength.

Welcome to this review of this past Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, right here on Nerdly, which follows a successful (and good) pay-per-view, Crown Jewel. So let’s see what went down this week!

Match #1: The Bloodline def. Matt Riddle & The New Day The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Just five days before their history-making clash, The New Day and The Usos clashed but with Matt Riddle and Solo Sikoa joining each respective team. The Original Bro paired well with The New Day, delivering tandem offense that wowed the crowd. Sikoa, however, dismantled Kingston on the announce table. Riddle took down The Bloodline with ripcord knees, penalty kicks and Brotons. The down-to-the-wire bout concluded with Riddle nailing an Rko before Sikoa dispatched Riddle with the Spinning Solo.

My Score: 4 out of 5 Match #2: Baron Corbin def. Cedric Alexander The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

The current...

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw the Dirty Dango defeat Johnny Swinger Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Bully Ray & Tommy Dreamer def. Bullet Club (Chris Bey & Juice Robinson) The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Juice Robinson replaces Ace Austin in this scheduled tag team bout against Bully Ray and Tommy Dreamer. Robinson delivers an aggressive series of kicks to Bully. Moments later, Bully turns the tide and unloads on Robinson in the corner. Bey dropkicks Dreamer, followed by a slam on the apron from Robinson. Dreamer counters a springboard cutter from Bey into a cutter of his own. Bully hits a sidewalk slam on Robinson but Bey breaks the count. Bully lays out Robinson with the Bully Bomb to win!

My Score: 2.5 out of 5 Match #2: Taylor Wilde def. Mia Yim...

Welcome to this review of Impact Wrestling’s Bound For Glory 2022 pay-per-view, which emanated from the Albany Armory in Albany, New York and features Raven inducted into the Impact Hall of Fame on the pre-show… by Tommy Dreamer no less. Let’s get into the review!

Countdown to Bound For Glory Match #1: Open Challenge for the Digital Media Title – Brian Myers def. Dirty Dango The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Dirty Dango answers Brian Myers’ open challenge and the Digital Media Title is on the line! Dango uses his moves to avoid a pin attempt, then hits a jumping leg drop for two. Myers whips Dango into the steel ring post to gain control. Dango soars with a slingshot crossbody to the floor. Dango hits a side Russian leg sweep, followed by a Falcon Arrow. Myers comes back with his signature Implant Ddt, but it’s not enough to keep Dango down.

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Juice Robinson defeat Alex Zayne! Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Frankie Kazarian def. Kenny King The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Before Frankie Kazarian challenges Mike Bailey for the X-Division Title tomorrow night at Bound For Glory, he must get through the man he pinned to become #1 Contender, Kenny King! Kazarian counters an early Royal Flush attempt into a strong clothesline. King avoids a leg drop on the apron, then hits a slingshot crossbody to the outside. Kazarian turns the tide with a belly-to-belly suplex into the corner turnbuckles. Kazarian hits the springboard leg drop for two. King drives him face-first into the turnbuckle, then connects with a T-Bone suplex out of the corner. King almost puts Kazarian away with the Tiger Driver but it’s still not enough.

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Gisele Shaw defeat Hyan! Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Ladder Match for the Digital Media Championship – Brian Myers def. Bhupinder Gujjar The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

The Digital Media Title is suspended high above the ring, the first person to climb a ladder and retrieve it will be the Digital Media Champion! Gujjar gains the early advantage with a Samoan Drop. Gujjar attempts the Gargoyle Spear but Myers cuts him off in mid-air with a knee strike. Myers delivers a back suplex on the apron. Myers climbs the ladder but Gujjar pulls him off and drops him with a cutter. Gujjar successfully hits the Gargoyle Spear, sending Myers crashing into the ladder. Now Gujjar is climbing the ladder when Myers tips it over. Myers...

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Crazzy Steve defeat Shane Taylor. Yes, That Shane Taylor, making his Impact debut! Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Aussie Open (Mark Davis & Kyle Fletcher) def. Bullet Club (Ace Austin & Chris Bey) The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

With their sights set on worldwide tag team dominance, Aussie Open make their Impact in-ring debut against the young guns of Bullet Club, Ace Austin and Chris Bey! Davis and Fletcher are off to a hot start as they quickly take control with a flurry of offense. Austin hits Davis with a springboard kick to begin building momentum. Bey dives over the top rope, taking out both of his opponents on the floor. Aussie Open catch Austin and Bey in mid-air, then send them crashing back-first into one another.

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Bullet Club’s Ace Austin and Hikuleo defeat Johnny Swinger and Zicky Dice. Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Knockouts World Tag Team Championship – Vxt (Deonna Purrazzo & Chelsea Green) def. Jordynne Grace & Mia Yim The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Vxt defend their newly-won Knockouts World Tag Team Titles against the formidable duo of Knockouts World Champion Jordynne Grace and Mia Yim. Purrazzo takes Grace out at the knees, allowing Green to gain the advantage with a Ddt. Grace fights back into her corner where she makes the tag to Yim. Vxt takes control as they cut off the ring and employ quick tags. Yim avoids an incoming spear, sending Purrazzo crashing into the steel ring post. Yim makes the tag to Grace who hits a big spinebuster on Purrazzo.

Knockouts Tag Team Champion Chelsea Green backstage for Impact Wrestling. Pic credit: @chelseagreen/Instagram

Ahead of her upcoming championship defense, Chelsea Green was stunning her hundreds of thousands of followers with her sizzling look, featuring a unique peekaboo bodysuit.

The Impact Wrestling star shared a photo on her official Instagram, modeling the dazzling one-piece item featuring sleeves and strategic cutouts, including one that almost resembled a heart.

Those cutouts revealed Green’s sculpted body, including her obliques and legs, along with a sparkly bra.

In a simplistic-but-stunning pose, Green had one hand atop her head and the other clutching the lower midsection piece of her bodysuit.

“The usual suspect,” Green said in her caption, with the former Knockouts Champion shooting a serious stare at viewers.

The image was popular, picking up over 14,000 Likes and 100-plus comments in several days.

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Mia Yim poses for an Instagram selfie for fans. Pic credit: @miayimofficial/Instagram

Ahead of a huge championship opportunity, Mia Yim captivated fans with her latest image featuring a stunning bikini and a powerful pose.

The 33-year-old wrestling star stood with both hands on her hips, wearing a white bikini with cutouts on the top and bottoms revealing plenty of skin.

Mia also wore black boots, which had straps up to just below her knees, as part of the bold look while posing outdoors on what appeared to be the upper level or stairway for a residential complex.

Along with her short purple hair, she accessorized with a silver chain around her neck and a bracelet on one arm.

The Impact Wrestling star only used a clock or time emoji for her caption and a tag for the photographer Illite Fotos.

Illite Fotos is no stranger to shooting other wrestling stars.

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Steve Maclin defeat Crazzy Steve. Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Karl Anderson def. Kenny King The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Just 24 hours before the high-stakes showdown between Honor No More and Bullet Club, Karl Anderson and Kenny King look to fire the first shot in singles competition! The members of both factions are banned from ringside for this match. King drapes the leg of Anderson across the rope to gain the early advantage. King targets the now-injured left leg as he begins to wear Anderson down. Anderson creates separation with a Dragon Screw leg whip, then fights back with a series of clotheslines. Anderson hits a single leg dropkick for two. Anderson counters the Royal Flush into the Gun Stun to win!

My Score:...

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Laredo Kid defeat Johnny Swinger. Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Vxt (Deonna Purrazzo & Chelsea Green) def. Jordynne Grace & Mia Yim The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Before Mia Yim challenges Jordynne Grace for the Knockouts World Title at Emergence, they join forces to battle Deonna Purrazzo and Chelsea Green, now known as Vxt! Yim hits Green with a running boot in the corner. Grace continues the assault with a powerslam to Green. Grace tags Yim back into the match but the referee is distracted by Purrazzo. Moments later, Purrazzo pulls Grace off the apron and throws her into the ring. Green capitalizes with a dropkick to gain control. Grace outpowers Vxt as she hits an impressive double suplex. Grace hits a German Suplex on Green,...

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Bhupinder Gujjar defeat Johnny Swinger. Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Josh Alexander & Motor City Machine Guns def. Violent By Design The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Just as the bell is about to ring, Eric Young’s music hits and he joins his partners in Violent By Design. Doering and Deaner distract the referee, allowing Young to deliver an illegal shot to Alexander. Vbd target the surgically-repaired neck of Alexander as they cut off the ring and prevent him from making the tag. Alexander attempts to fight free but Doering shuts down his momentum with a running crossbody. Moments later, Alexander makes the tag to Sabin as the pace quickens. Shelley soars with top rope splash to Deaner. The Guns hit Deaner with a dropkick Flatliner combo for two.

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Gisele Shaw defeat Alisha. And we’ve got a the fallout from Impact’s Against All Odds pay-per-view. Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: X-Division Championship Match – “Speedball” Mike Bailey def. Alan Angels The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Alan Angels challenges for the X-Division Championship in his Impact Wrestling debut! Bailey fires off with a series of kicks, followed by a Moonsault to the outside. Angels drops him on the apron, then connects with a frog splash to the floor. Angels soars off the top but Bailey cuts him off with a mid-air kick. Bailey hits an Enzuigiri, followed by a running Spanish Fly in the middle of the ring. Angels almost puts him away with the Halo Breaker for two. Angels counters the Flamingo...

We’ve only just had Slammiversary, but here comes Impact Wrestling with their next pay-per-view, Against All Odds, which aired Live from Center Stage in Atlanta this past weekend. Let’s see what this show has to offer!

Countdown to Against All Odds: Match #1: Black Taurus def. Laredo Kid The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Taurus hits a Lungblower for two. Kid attempts a cutter but Taurus counters into a Slingblade. Kid spikes him with a Crucifix Bomb out of nowhere. Taurus swats Kid out of mid-air with his bull horns. Kid soars with a Moonsault off the top rope to the floor. Taurus gets his knees up on the next Moonsault attempt, then hits a pop-up Samoan drop for two. Taurus connects with Power Bull to score the victory!

My Score: 2 out of 5 Match #2: Dot Combat Match for the Digital Media Championship – Brian Myers def. Rich Swann...

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Black Taurus defeat Andrew Everett. Plus we get the fall-out from this year’s Slammiversary pay-per-view. Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Mia Yim def. Chelsea Green The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Chelsea Green seeks revenge on Mia Yim after she sent both her and Deonna Purrazzo soaring off the top of a ladder through two tables during the first-ever Queen of the Mountain match at Slammiversary! Purrazzo joins Tom Hannifan and Matthew Rehwoldt on commentary. Yim targets Green’s left arm, which was damaged at Slammiversary. Yim hits a snap suplex on the floor. Yim attempts a springboard but Green cuts her off with a mid-air dropkick, then slams her head-first into the announce table. Green avoids Eat Defeat, then hits a curb stomp for two.

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, which this week opens with a Before the Impact match that saw Laredo Kid defeat Blake Christian. Plus we get more build to this year’s Slammiversary pay-per-view. Let’s get into the review…

Match #1: Tasha Steelz & Savannah Evans def. Jordynne Grace & Mia Yim The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Before the Knockouts make history in the first-ever Queen of the Mountain match for the Knockouts World Title at Slammiversary, momentum is up for grabs tonight! Deonna Purrazzo and Chelsea Green, who will also compete in Queen of the Mountain, are seen watching on a monitor backstage. Evans arm drags her own partner, sending Steelz crashing into Yim. Steelz hits Yim with a tornado Ddt out of the corner. Yim sends Steelz to the outside, then plants Evans face-first into the turnbuckle to create separation and make the tag to Grace.