Impact Wrestling need to look upon their successes and failures in 2018 to continue the rebuild of their unique brand of wrestling.
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Impact Wrestling are becoming the go-to guys for quality main events and are becoming specialists at delivering satisfying final contests on a weekly basis.
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A handy bullet point review of Impact Wrestling. What worked, what didn't and what is happening on the road to Bound for Glory.
Impact Wrestling is looking to conquer the UK market once more. At Mediacon this September, the company is putting its best foot forward.
Impact Wrestling is rebuilding its tag team division and using blood, brothers and gang warfare to help with the companies recent resurgence.
Sami Callihan may have lost his match, his hair and his dignity at Slammiversary 2018, but his future is bright in Impact Wrestling.
Impact Wrestling recently removed Sienna from their active roster page. The re-energised company would do well to re-sign the 2 time Women's Champion.
The fallout from Slammiversary 2018 saw Impact Wrestling present new stories, fresh talent and the start of the build to Bound for Glory.
Impact Wrestling is riding a wave of positivity following Slammiversary 2018. Let's see if they can follow up on their spectacular supershow.
Impact Wrestling need to shake off the tarnished reputation of those three letters: T-N-A. Slammiversary 2018 is their opportunity.