IMPACT/IPWF Results: Loser leaves town match, Rough Riders dominate

Modified Nov 27, 2019 04:05 GMT

Who will leave with the title and who will leave the territory for good?

Oats and Hall faced a monstrous challenge...almost as monstrous as the copyright claims

Xcessive Force (Fallah Bahh as Plunder and D-Lo Brown as Pummel) were interviewed by Iceman about their upcoming match with the Hard Workers (Cody Deaner as Oats and Cousin Jake as Hall).

Xcessive Force are the most imposing duo in IPWF! #ThrowbackThrowdown @FALLAH1 @dlobrown75 pic.twitter.com/0aUFSzu85X
— IPWF (@IMPACTWRESTLING) November 27, 2019

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XF said that their opponents are about to breathe their last breath.

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Xcessive Force (Plunder & Pummel) vs. The Hard Workers (Oats & Hall)

Xcessive Force took out the Hard Workers with a cheap shot, sending Oats into their corner while Hall was tossed to the outside. While Hall managed to take Plunder out with a dropkick, Pummel leveled Oats with a clothesline.

Oats was worked over in the corner of the Xcessive Force as Pummel cut the ring in half. Hall finally tagged in when Oats crawled through Pummel's legs. Hall managed to stun both Plunder and Pummel with heavy haymakers, taking them both to the ground with a pair of clotheslines.

A body slam to Pummel set Hall up for his patented punching combination. Oats snuck a tag while Hall was caught coming in for another strike. The sunset flip was enough to earn the win for the Hard Workers.

Results: The Hard Workers defeated Xcessive Force via pinfall.

NO - not the hats! ANYTHING but the hats! #ThrowbackThrowdown @dlobrown75 @FALLAH1 @JakeSomething_ @CodyDeaner pic.twitter.com/WxaujpuBTF
— IPWF (@IMPACTWRESTLING) November 27, 2019

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Following the match, Xcessive Force crushed the Hard Workers, even smashing their top hats with a body splash from Plunder to Hall.

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