Top 5 Takeaways from IMPACT Wrestling Hard To Kill

#1 Kenny Omega vs. Rich Swann for the IMPACT World Championship has to happen at Rebellion (IMPACT Wrestling Hard To Kill)

IMPACT Wrestling returns to PPV on Saturday April 24th with #Rebellion! pic.twitter.com/ZljpfOQTcc

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) January 17, 2021

IMPACT Wrestling Hard To Kill was sure to be a buzzworthy event due to the presence of AEW World Champion Kenny Omega. Everything that "The Cleaner" has done since he turned heel has grabbed headlines in the wrestling world. This pattern has played out both in AEW and in IMPACT Wrestling.

Before the Hard To Kill main event, IMPACT announced that its next pay-per-view, Rebellion, will be on April 24. The graphic for the event left many fans guessing, as the show's logo features a very apparent Omega symbol. This tease foreshadowed the outcome of Hard To Kill's main event.

Omega and The Good Brothers defeated Moose, Chris Sabin and Rich Swann, and the AEW World Champion pinned the IMPACT World Champion. After this result, Omega could easily challenge Swann for his title at IMPACT's next pay-per-view.

TWO WORLD CHAMPIONS GOING HEAD TO HEAD. #HardToKill @KennyOmegamanX @GottaGetSwann pic.twitter.com/nXAClMcvqK

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) January 17, 2021

A showdown between Omega and Swann for the IMPACT World Championship seems like the biggest match that the company could possibly give its fans after Hard To Kill. Plus, it'd be a natural sequel to this thrilling main event.

Booking a champion vs. champion clash is the best way for IMPACT Wrestling to maintain the momentum and buzz it has enjoyed in recent weeks. IMPACT Wrestling Hard To Kill was a fantastic event, and it could be the beginning of a new golden age for the company.