Impact Wrestling Results: Impact Says Goodbye to LAX, 8-Person Tag Team Street Fight, Havok vs Su Yung No DQ & More

Impact Wrestling Results
September 20, 2019
Mexico City, Mexico

– A video package opens the show looking back at all the greatest moments and matches from LAX throughout the years in Impact Wrestling.

– Rhino, Rob Van Dam, Tessa Blanchard & Tommy Dreamer def. Dave Crist, Jake Crist, Madman Fulton & Sami Callihan in an 8-Person Tag Team Street Fight

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– Ace Austin sold the effects of last week’s beatdown from Eddie Edwards… in a wheelchair. Alisha was tending to him, looking all concerned for his wellbeing. He kept saying how it was all Eddie’s fault, and how Eddie was never there for Alisha.

– Impact Wrestling World Tag Team Champions The North were shown partying backstage. Ethan Page said they were celebrating LAX finally leaving the company, and he was going to go find some more people to add to the party.

– Taya Valkyrie def. Alisha Edwards

– The North continued to party backstage, and by “party” I mean wander around annoying and bullying half the locker room. That is, until they met Rhino, who ripped up their piñata.

– Mahabali Shera def. Cody Deaner

– The Rascalz def. Arez, Australian Suicide & Toxin in a 6-man tag team match

– Moose was shown walking around Mexico trying to pick fights with people, while trashing Ken Shamrock.

– We got to hear from Tenille Dashwood for the first time since her in-ring debut. She talked about doing a lot in her career, but wanting to come to Impact to face the Knockouts. She called out names like Tessa and Madison Rayne, but talked about the personal history between her and Taya Valkyrie, and essentially said she was coming for the Knockouts title.

– Havok def. Su Yung in a No Disqualification Match

– They showed footage from Melissa Santos’ bachelorette party, where Joey Ryan showed up as a stripper. Welcome back, Joey!

– Rich Swann & Willie Mack def. LAX

– The show ended with all four men celebrating in the ring, as the locker room came out to pay their respects to LAX on a great run there. One of the best tag teams Impact ever had.

– The last shot was a video package of Su Yung being worked on by medics after the match with Havok. She literally flatlines and they pronounce her dead, before she sat up and came back to life.