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NEW REGIME TAKES OVER IMPACT Posted: 042717
TNA Impact Wrestling is now just Impact Wrestling and the new regime wasted no time shaking things up. Jeff Jarrett is now fully in charge and running things backstage. He has brought back Bruce Pritchard, Dutch Mantel and Scott D’Amore to run things with him. Impact has a new working relationship with the Mexican promotion AAA and with that has brought bac Konnan and LAX. Matt Morgan has returned to the promotion and AAA workers Garza Jr, Laredo Kid and the biggest get of all-Alberto Del Rio who is the current Impact heavyweight champion. The promotion also has replaced Josh Matthews as lead commentator with Jeremy Borash. The new look of the company portrays the previous owner Dixie Carter as an idiot who didn’t know what she was doing. Impact Wrestling has inked a deal with Spike U.K. so the show will air in the UK and Ireland.
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TNA Impact Wrestling is now just Impact Wrestling and the new
regime wasted no time shaking things up. Jeff Jarrett is now fully in charge and
running things backstage. He has brought back Bruce Pritchard, Dutch Mantel and
Scott D’Amore to run things with him. Impact has a new working relationship with
the Mexican promotion AAA and with that has brought bac Konnan and LAX. Matt
Morgan has returned to the promotion and AAA workers Garza Jr, Laredo Kid and
the biggest get of all-Alberto Del Rio who is the current Impact heavyweight
champion. The promotion also has replaced Josh Matthews as lead commentator with
Jeremy Borash. The new look of the company portrays the previous owner Dixie
Carter as an idiot who didn’t know what she was doing. Impact Wrestling has
inked a deal with Spike U.K. so the show will air in the UK and Ireland.
