Category: Impact Wrestling

Impact Wrestling 2019 Mid-Year Awards

by Andrew Sinclair | Jul 15, 2019 | Columns, Impact Wrestling | 0

Reflecting on an interesting six months for the promotion and the current picks for Wrestler, Knockout, Tag Team, Feud and Match of the Year.

Impact Wrestling Slammiversary XVII Results & Review

by Andrew Sinclair | Jul 8, 2019 | Impact Wrestling, Reviews | 0

Another Impact PPV and another firm thumbs up for Slammiversary XVII – these Impact shows are becoming one of the safest bets in wrestling right now.

TJP Returns to Impact, for Now at Least

by Andrew Sinclair | Jun 24, 2019 | Columns, Impact Wrestling | 0

TJP (TJ Perkins) is back in Impact… for now.

The Return of Havok and the Importance of Wrestling Canon

by Andrew Sinclair | Jun 17, 2019 | Columns, Impact Wrestling | 0

We were told that Havok debuted with Impact Wrestling this week… but why would they fail to address Havok’s previous run with the company?

Aces High: The Continued Evolution of Impact Wrestling’s LAX

by Andrew Sinclair | Jun 11, 2019 | Columns, Impact Wrestling | 0

In their two years with Impact, LAX has dominated the tag division and every feud they’ve engaged with has allowed them to develop and grow as performers.

The Rebirth of Impact Wrestling’s Moose

by Andrew Sinclair | Jun 3, 2019 | Columns, Impact Wrestling, Reviews | 0

After months of misuse, it appears that Impact Wrestling’s Moose is finally back on track.

Rob Van Dam, Tommy Dreamer and the Problem of Nostalgia

by Andrew Sinclair | May 26, 2019 | Columns, Impact Wrestling, Reviews | 0

Over the last week or so, I have to admit I’ve been getting pretty nostalgic. Having now finished...

Young Man Yells At A Cloud: Impact Wrestling’s Use Of Disco Inferno

by Andrew Sinclair | May 20, 2019 | Columns, Impact Wrestling, Reviews | 0

The latest episode of IMPACT seemed to be going swimmingly until Disco Inferno/Glenn Gilbertti came out to cut a promo on why women’s wrestling was bad. My objections to Disco’s appearance were manifold. Firstly, what appeal is there to using Glenn Gilbertti in 2019?