IMPACT Wrestling Results: Winners, News And Notes On September 29, 2020

IMPACT Wrestling featured The Good Brothers in action as they took on The Rascalz and more mind games from EC 3 at the expense of Moose.

IMPACT Wrestling also featured the return of Ken Shamrock and a main event pitting Ace Austin and Madman Fulton against The North.

Tonight’s broadcast of IMPACT faces tough competition from the MLB postseason and the first Presidential debate.

IMPACT Wrestling Ratings on AXS

• July 21, 2020—163,000 viewers
• July 14, 2020—156,000 viewers
• July 7, 2020—135,000 viewers
• September Viewership Unavailable

IMPACT Wrestling—Key Competition

• First Presidential Debate
• MLB Postseason—Wild Card Round

Pro Wrestling Bits—WWE Clash of Champions 2020 Reaction

IMPACT Wrestling Total YouTube Viewership on September 22, 2020—1,298,277 (Up from 325,118)

• Most-Viewed: Sami Callihan Piledrives Katie Forbes After Battle with RVD (746,628 views) 
• Least-Viewed: Championship Shocker as X-Division Explodes! (44,696 views)
• Median Viewership: 87,286

IMPACT Wrestling Results—Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Taya Valkyrie and Rosemary def. Havok and Nevaeh

Havok’s spike-filled mask would easily win a COVID-19 facemask contest for originality.

Havok might be the only woman on the IMPACT roster who can make Taya Valkyrie look convincing as an underdog.

Rosemary’s gear looked like she found it in a paper shredder and I pray she wears it to her wedding.

There was nothing but harmony between Taya and Rosemary despite weeks of breakup teases. Almost too much harmony if you ask me.

Jordynne Grace def. Tenille Dashwood

I was so happy to see the lower third read “Kaleb with a K,” as opposed to just “Kaleb.”

Tenille Dashwood could increase her following by having Kaleb with a K go live across all platforms from ringside during her matches.

In something you’ll never see from any other national wrestling promotion, women wrestled the first two matches and it was close to an hour before the first men’s match.

I’d be shocked if this feud didn’t somehow lead to a match between Jordynne Grace and Kaleb with a K.

The Good Brothers def. The Rascalz

The pro wrestling alcohol industry continues to expand as The Good Brothers brandished their new “Good Brothers Beer,” with a wine on the way. It’s only a matter of time before pro wrestlers start selling THC products too, which is exactly what The Rascalz should be doing.

As Dez hung in the air for a suplex, Josh Mathews admitted “I don’t think he’s ever been this high.”

Entertaining as they are, it was impossible not to view The Good Brothers (namely Big LG) as the heels in this match against much smaller opponents.

Fallah Bah def. Johnny Swinger

We’re getting closer to a time where there will be a Best Man Championship in pro wrestling.

I was hoping Johnny Swinger would win, if nothing else, to see how much carny talk he could cram into his Best Man speech.

Falla Bah played himself by winning this match—which was restarted by John E. Bravo—because now he’ll have to pay up to order a custom tux that can fit him.

Ken Shamrock Returns; Attacks Eddie Edwards

Ken Shamrock looked gigantic in his return to the IMPACT Zone.

Just one week after apparently ending his feud with a heel RVD and Katie Forbes, Sami Callihan has defaulted back to his role as a heel out to ruin Eddie Edwards’ life.

Ace Austin and Madman Fulton vs. The North

Madman Fulton was booked like such a monster in this match, at times it felt like it was three on two.

Blood was trickling out of the mouth of Josh Alexander following this match, which made him seem even more legit given he was already wearing a mouthpiece and headgear.

Tonight’s broadcast really leaned into the tag team division which was front and center less than a month away from IMPACT Wrestling’s biggest pay-per-view.