Wwe Impact Knockouts Tag Team Match Announced For Impact Wrestling Final Resolution

Wwe Impact Knockouts Tag Team Match Announced For Impact Wrestling Final Resolution

With Final Settlement, Wwe Impact knockouts are looking to conclude 2020 on a positive note.

We will now see Wwe Impact knockouts Tag team action at the next special Impact plus event on Saturday 12 December, as Havok and Nevaeh will take part in the Sea Stars. However, since Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz were already defeated by Ashley Vox and Dellmi Exo. This match will not be part of the Knockouts Tag Team Championship. The final resolution also involves an individual with Karl Anderson, Impact Tag Team Champion. Also, Chris Bey will challenge Rich Swann for an Impact World Championship at the major event. They can mirror the rest of the Final Resolution card in Tuesday’s latest Impact Episode. We will see the outcomes of the final resolution card on Jordynne Grace and Jazz in the semifinals.

 

Major Event Confirmed For Impact Wrestling Final Resolution 2020

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After the broadcast of Wwe Impact knockouts, which resulted in The Supreme Finesser’ being pinned by former participant Willie Mack. They held the title contest. Post-match of Wwe Impact knockouts, however,’ Chocolate Thunder’ was left out at the hands of Moose. He was then run off by Swann to be knocked off his feet himself. The night will finish with Chris Bey standing tall with his ownership of the World Championship.

In the last few weeks, Bey has spent no time cementing himself as one of the top candidates. So far, Swann has been defending against Eric Young, Sami Callihan, and Ken Shamrock, all three of whom differ from Chris Bey.
In addition, they announced that Karl Anderson’s Ethan Page of The North would clash with one half of the World Tag Team Champions; the rule being that Page and Josh Alexander will deserve a Strong Brothers title shot should Page come out victorious.

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