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IMPACT Wrestling Results (August 11th, 2020): Winners, Grades, and Video Highlights

Modified Oct 07, 2020 12:45 GMT

The Rascalz were backstage at IMPACT Wrestling, with Trey wearing the Suicide mask that he "found" in Acey Romero's bag. Moose came in, assuming Trey was Suicide and challenged him to a TNA World Championship match next week.

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Rosemary was trying to find a man to use to make John E. Bravo jealous. Unfortunately for Larry D, he was the Demon Assassin's best option.

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Susie and Cousin Jake started their date, with Jake complimenting Susie's dress and Susie...talking about Jake's chest hair. Good start. Susie continued on, claiming she had the runs. Jake, dumbfounded, silently nodded.

Love certainly does not seem in the air between @JakeSomething_ and @realsuyung. #IMPACTonAXSTV pic.twitter.com/Vo79NtdmyW
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) August 12, 2020

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Back in the living room, Larry D was acting strange, prompting Acey Romero to challenge him to a match to knock some sense into him. Tommy Dreamer, thankful for some screen time, came in for his catchphrase, "Match Time!"

.@legendoflarryd picked up the victory in honor of @WeAreRosemary, and @JohnEBravo1st doesn't seem too happy. #IMPACTonAXSTV pic.twitter.com/WoeXGXY6V3
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) August 12, 2020

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Cody Deaner was the ref for the match, and of course couldn't put down his beer. Romero laid out Larry D with a big splash and a running boot to the jaw. Larry avoided a running splash and hit the stomp, following up with the Best Hand in the House for the win. Rosemary looked on with feigned affection while Bravo grew jealous. IMPACT Wrestling may have the strangest love triangle on TV.

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