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Always good to start with another classic Miami Sweet Heat promo seg. Coach Campanelli looks fantastic in her new gear, pretty much dominated Ariel in a quick opener. Surprised to see the Classmaster pull the upset on GI Jane, finish was sudden out of nowhere. Kandi Krush came off great in her backstage seg with Aussie. The Brat Pack is always a blast. the setup for Jessie Jones needing a partner vs Santana & Americana was weird, as though Amber O'Neal no longer existed. Really fun tag title main event as the Mother Truckers vs Miami Sweet Heat feud continues on. Holly getting launched shoulder first into the mat looked brutal. Laurie was an mvp here. Nice chaotic closing of the show.

Amazing show with a definite all timer in Ospreay/Bryan, lived up to the hype and then some. Loved some of the flawless reversal sequences. The crowd was absolutely electric, loved the huge pop for the opening bell. I'm expecting the next 7 star breaker from Meltzer. Ospreay was pushing being so upset that he injured Bryan on the Scrum and announced because of it, he was retiring the Storm Driver 91. Bucks/FTR did a pretty good job keeping the crowd in to things. Thought Swerve/Joe started slow but ended up good. Figured Swerve had to get the win but was still kinda wanting to see Joe retain and was dying for him to move away rather than having to sit and wait for the Stomp, but a great main event anyways. I love Jericho as FTW Champ and hope it leads to some fun stuff like we got with Jericho as ROH Champ. Thought Toni/Thunder was very good even if never feeling the ending was in doubt. Hoping we get Toni vs Mina at Forbidden Door. Timeless is always a highlight of the scrums. She tells Tony no matter how many matches she wins or stories she finishes, she will never call him to the ring to celebrate. Roderick/Kyle was good solid stuff. Willow/Julia seemed very short for being the ending of Julia's reign. Great trios tag and an epic opener from Okada/Pac. Also really loved the OC/Shibata vs STP tag on the preshow and thought the trios unification bout was a lot of fun. Great finishing sequence where Jay White finally got to slay the Gunn. Overall, definitely another strong show as usual from the PPVs. @DaveMeltzerWON "Ospreay won with the hidden blade. If you see one match this good in your life as a wrestling fan, you should consider yourself blessed." @bryanalvarez "Ospreay beat Danielson in probably the greatest match that has ever taken place in the United States."

I believe Ballerina was postponed to 2025.

Preshow trios match was a super fun spotfest opener. Unexpected but cool to see Laredo Kid win the digital media championship. Knockouts tag was pretty good stuff and got some time, finish looked great. Wished they pulled the trigger on Jake Something here, he looked great. Swann/Hendry had a fun swerve finish. Kazarian/Young was a great brawl, finish was not quite what they intended but looked sick with Young getting busted open instantly going head first into the table. Welcome back Mike Santana! Nice return even if kind of a tough spot for Maclin to be in as just the guy to get beat. Tag titles match and Last man standing were both good stuff as expected. Knockouts title match turned into quite the cluster, but was a fun one. Welcome back Sami Callihan! Enjoyed the main event, pretty awesome victory for Moose, and then an epic post-match return! WONDERFUL! I loved the use of the lights out theme throughout with "Lights Out" Merriman, Callihan being known to do it, and then ending with the actual teaser surprise. Good show. Broken Matt takes me back to one of my all time favorite TNA/Impact eras in 2016, so I'm definitely looking forward to what comes of this version. TNA Rebellion full results:

EVENT #39 Cage Warriors 171: Bungard vs. Girlean (04/20/2024) - Glasgow, Scotland (Braehead Arena) Chris Bungard vs. Dumitru Girlean - Bungard, DEC Reece McEwan vs. Cameron Else - McEwan, TKO, R1 Sean Clancy Jr. vs. Lucas Rodrigues - Clancy Jr., SUB, R1 Aidan Stephen vs. Gianluca Scottoli - Stephen, DEC Scott Malone vs. Nicolas Leblond - Leblond, DEC Keir Harvie vs. Kaique Modesto - Harvie, DEC EVENT #40 Haney vs. Garcia (04/20/2024) - Brooklyn, NY (Barclays Center) WBC Super Lightweight Championship(*): Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia - Haney, DEC Arnold Barboza Jr. vs. Sean McComb - Barboza Jr., DEC Bektemir Melikuziev vs. Pierre Hubert Dibombe - Melikuziev, DEC Interim WBA World Super Flyweight Championship: John Ramirez vs. David Jimenez - Ramirez, DEC Charles Conwell vs. Nathaniel Gallimore - Conwell, TKO, R7 Sergiy Derevyanchenko vs. Vaughn Alexander - Derevyanchenko, EC Darius Fulghum vs. Cristian Olivas - Fulghum, DEC Johnny Canas vs. Markus Bowes - Canas, TKO, R2 Amari Jones vs. Armel Mbumba - Jones, TKO, R6 Shamar Canal vs. Pedro Penunuri - Canal, TKO, R3 Kevin Newman II vs. Eric Robles - Newman II, TKO, R4

TNA Rebellion 2024 - April 20, 2024 from Paradise, NV @ The Palms TNA WORLDS HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Moose(c) vs. Nic Nemeth TNA KNOCKOUTS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Jordynne Grace(c) vs. Steph de Lander TNA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS MATCH The System (Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards)(c) (w/ Alisha) vs. Speedball Mountain (Speedball Mike Bailey & Trent Seven) TNA X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Mustafa Ali(c) vs. Jake Something LAST MAN STANDING Josh Alexander vs. Hammerstone FULL METAL MAYHEM Eric Young vs. Frankie Kazarian Joe Hendry vs. Rich Swann (w/ AJ Francis) DJ Ashba performs the National Anthem PRESHOW: TNA KNOCKOUTS TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS MATCH Spitfire (Dani Luna & Jody Threat)(c) (w/ Lars Frederiksen) vs. Decay (Rosemary & Havok) TNA DIGITAL MEDIA CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Crazzy Steve(c) vs. Laredo Kid Ace Austin, Chris Bey, & Leon Slater vs. The Rascalz (Trey Miguel, Zachary Wentz, & Myron Reed) Plus "who will show up when the lights go out"

classic. I think he felt redeemed by their last match from 2013 when they randomly went 20+ in the main event of RAW

He's a Nightmare Factory student, used to be a regular on AEW Dark as Dean Alexander. I'm intrigued by Comoroto having something going on at least and hope it goes somewhere, his theme music rules.

I'll be seeing it cause I love Gaga, but had been wondering if I should make a point to see all of the first one first.

the 420 4 way set for Rampage

Great main event for the MCMG's farewell match. They've been a consistent highlight ever since their last comeback here and will be missed. Solid closing segment with Nemeth and Moose setting up Rebellion which looks like another pretty good lineup overall. Plus a "lights out" teaser for someone new showing up

Lee Johnson/JD Drake was pretty good. Abadon squashing Allysin Kay was surprisingly quick, but Marti Belle looked good against Lady Frost The Infantry over the Iron Savages, followed by a brawl with the Premiere Athletes leading to the save from Dalton Castle, Mark Briscoe, Bryan Keith, and Big Shotty made for an intriguing overall segment. Fun women's trios match. Love the face team of Kiera/Leyla/Adora, though I've been missing the Renegades lately. Coming off Battle of the Belts, I love Aminata going after Athena next as follow up to her loss to Billie. Nice little main event of Briscoe vs Griff Garrison.

This is his first match/fight I believe. He met with Vince & Shane about coming to WWE in 92/93 but says he couldn't do it because of his contract with American Gladiators, then met Terry Taylor about coming in to WCW in 2000 when they did the crossover with Battle Dome but then WCW got sold and he said WWE were still unhappy with him for not coming in the first time, so he wasn't brought along. He was married to WCW valet Midajah at the time.