Impact World Champion Steve Maclin you lucky man
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Deonna's Entrance gear is dope.
Grace you maniac
Impact needs a Samoan knockout.
Facts
Ta'Mina in the Impact Zone
Frankie Kazarian has spent a large part of his time in Impact Wrestling, and he recently discussed the company’s influence on his career. Kazarian spoke with WhatCulture for a new interview and you can see some highlights below, per Fightful:
On the importance Impact Wrestling has had on his career: “You can’t tell my story without talking about IMPACT Wrestling because I spent 12 years there, and I was there in the formative years, in the early times, though the good times and the bad, the ebbs and the flows. It’s cool, and I chose to go back there. That’s the place that I wanted to be. I liked what I saw in the management and the locker room, and I think the company’s got a really bright future, and it’s kind of my way of giving back.”
On whether the company has untapped potential: “It’s the law of diminishing returns. Pro wrestling, it’s the blessing and the curse. The market is saturated, there’s so much wrestling, and a lot of really, really good wrestling. It’s almost hard, if you’re a hardcore fan, to keep up with all of it. It really is. But IMPACT, even though we as a company have been around almost 21 years, it’s almost kind of the best-kept secret secret in wrestling because the television program’s really good, the pay-per-views always deliver. They’re really firing on all cylinders, and what we need to do is get more eyeballs on our product, and that’s something we’re actively trying to do. I’m there because I wanted to be there. I love the roster, I love the management team. I’m just trying to build that brand up, and I’m all about leaving wrestling better than when I found in.”
On the importance Impact Wrestling has had on his career: “You can’t tell my story without talking about IMPACT Wrestling because I spent 12 years there, and I was there in the formative years, in the early times, though the good times and the bad, the ebbs and the flows. It’s cool, and I chose to go back there. That’s the place that I wanted to be. I liked what I saw in the management and the locker room, and I think the company’s got a really bright future, and it’s kind of my way of giving back.”
On whether the company has untapped potential: “It’s the law of diminishing returns. Pro wrestling, it’s the blessing and the curse. The market is saturated, there’s so much wrestling, and a lot of really, really good wrestling. It’s almost hard, if you’re a hardcore fan, to keep up with all of it. It really is. But IMPACT, even though we as a company have been around almost 21 years, it’s almost kind of the best-kept secret secret in wrestling because the television program’s really good, the pay-per-views always deliver. They’re really firing on all cylinders, and what we need to do is get more eyeballs on our product, and that’s something we’re actively trying to do. I’m there because I wanted to be there. I love the roster, I love the management team. I’m just trying to build that brand up, and I’m all about leaving wrestling better than when I found in.”
That Sault had some Moon on it
What A Great Match, these two Knockouts can wrestle each other a million times and I'd watch.
Grace is bleeding
The Juggernaut Grace is trying her best to fight out of the arm bar, she makes it to the ropes
Spine buster by Grace, The Virtuosa kicks out
Grace Driver Grace Driver. 1 2 Deonna Purrazzo kicks out. My goodness what a hell of a match
