Under Siege will be available exclusively on Impact Plus on Saturday, May 15.
Below is the card for Under Siege:
Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers (Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson) vs. Eddie Edwards and FinJuice (Juice Robinson & David Finlay)
Six-Way Match – Winner Will Recieve No. 1 Contender Spot for the Impact World Championship: Chris Bey vs. Matt Cardona vs. Sami Callihan vs. Chris Sabin vs. Trey Miguel vs. Moose
IMPACT KNOCKOUTS CHAMPIONSHIP Deonna Purrazzo (c) vs. Havok
IMPACT X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Josh Alexander (c) vs. El Phantasmo
IMPACT KNOCKOUTS TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering (c) vs. Firen ‘N Flava (Tasha Steelz and Kiera Hogan)
IMPACT WORLD TAG TEAM #1 CONTENDERS MATCH: Ace Austin and Madman Fulton vs. TJP and Petey Williams vs. XXXL vs. Rohit Raju and Shera
Susan & Kimber Lee vs. Taylor Wilde & Tenille Dashwood
Just 48 hours before Under Siege, Impact Wrestling will hold two qualification matches to determine who will challenge the Knockouts and X-Division Champions this Saturday. The show will also showcase a massive six-man tag team main event before a new No. 1 Contender for the Unified Impact World Championship is crowned.
The first qualification match on tonight’s card will see Havok and Rosemary clash for a Knockouts Championship opportunity against Deonna Purrazzo. Both Havok and Rosemary are former Knockouts Champions, which gives them leverage in this title fight. Which of these dark entities will propel forward and meet “The Virtuosa” this Saturday?
On the X-Division side, a Six-Way Scramble will take place to determine who will stand before Josh Alexander for an X-Division Championship opportunity.
Out of the four competitors, Ace Austin, Rohit Raju, TJP and Petey Williams are former X-Division champions, which gives them the upper hand going into this competition. For the other two challengers, Acey Romero and New Japan Pro Wrestling sensation El Phantasmo, this will be the first time these two are gunning for the title.
Last week, ELP made a bold statement with his big debut win. Can the newcomer become the next No. 1 Contender to Alexander’s title?
Also set for tonight’s show, Sami Callihan, Chris Bey and Moose will join forces against Matt Cardona, Trey Miguel and Chris Sabin before their immense Impact World Championship qualification match this Saturday. David Finlay will take on Karl Anderson. And preceding the show, one-half of the Knockouts Tag Team Champion Jordynne Grace will face Tasha Steelz on Before The Impact.
With the main event match that will forever be etched in history, we are now on the verge of witnessing a new era after Impact’s annual event, Rebellion. Tonight on Impact Wrestling at 8/7c on AXS TV, witness the fallout that’ll ensue following the well-executed event.
* Fallout from Rebellion
* Kenny Omega’s in-ring celebration
* X-Division Championship: Josh Alexander (c) vs. Ace Austin
* Taylor Wilde vs. Kimber Lee
* W. Morrissey IMPACT debut
* Deaner vs. James Storm will kick things off on Before The Impact
PRE-SHOW Rosemary and Havok defeated Susan and Kimber Lee
IMPACT X DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP Josh Alexander defeated Ace Austin (c) and TJP to win the X Division Championship
VBD (W. Morrissey, Deaner, Joe Doering, and Rhino) defeated Chris Sabin, Eddie Edwards, James Storm, and Willie Mack
Former WWE star Big Cass (aka CazXL) made a surprise appearance during Impact Rebellion PPV. He’s going as W. Morrissey in Impact Wrestling.
Eric Young was out of action tonight due to a torn ACL and CazXL was his replacement. He joined Deaner, Joe Doering, and Rhino against Eddie Edwards, Willie Mack, Chris Sabin, and James Storm in an eight-man tag match. Morrissey ended up hitting the east river crossing on Mack to get the pinfall victory.
Brian Myers defeated Matt Cardona
IMPACT KNOCKOUTS TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering defeated Fire ‘N Flava (Tasha Steelz and Kiera Hogan) (c) to win the Knockouts Tag Team Titles
LAST MAN STANDING MATCH Trey Miguel defeated Sami Callihan
IMPACT WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP FinJuice (David Finlay and Juice Robinson) (c) defeated The Good Brothers (Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows)
This Sunday, the landscape of Impact Wrestling will forever change as big title matches, as well as a once-in-a-generation marquee matchup between the Unified Impact World Champion Rich Swann and the AEW World Champion Kenny Omega is set to occur. But tonight on AXS TV at 8/7 C, witness the final messages and matches before Rebellion on Sunday.
* Final build towards Rebellion
* Eddie Edwards vs. Eric Young
* The Good Brothers vs. Decay
* Tenille Dashwood vs. Susan
* Kiera Hogan vs. Jordynne Grace
* Shera vs. Jake Something
* Madman Fulton vs. Fallah Bahh vs. Petey Williams will kick things off on Before The Impact
* Who will be Jordynne Grace’s partner at Rebellion?
Mauro Ranallo working the Impact Rebellion pay-per-view is reportedly a one-off, at least for now.
Impact announced on Thursday that the former WWE and MMA announcer will join the Rebellion commentary team on April 25 to call the Title vs. Title match between Impact World Champion Rich Swann and AEW World Champion Kenny Omega.
PWInsider reports that Mauro is only coming in to Impact for this pay-per-view, at least as of Thursday evening. However, the door could be open for more work down the line. The gig came together over the last several weeks with the idea of Mauro adding to the grandeur of the Title vs. Title main event.
Mauro was at the Impact studios on Wednesday night, doing voice-over work for the “5 Ways To Win” videos for Omega and Swann, which you can watch below. Mauro also did voice-over work for the “This Is Rebellion” special that will air on AXS TV next Tuesday night.
“Swann vs Omega, champion vs champion, title vs title – this match represents everything I love about professional wrestling,” Ranallo said in a press release. “I have been fortunate to call these two superstar’s matches in the past and I’m very excited to be part of this historic encounter.”
Mauro and Impact Executive Vice President Scott D’Amore go back a few decades after working together in Stampede Wrestling. It’s possible that this is the connection between Mauro and Impact.
“This once in a generation title vs. title showdown deserves to be called by the once in a generation play-by-play announcer,” D’Amore added in a press release. “I’ve known Mauro for over two decades. There are very few people in the world who are as passionate about or know their wrestling history as well as Mauro. This is an historic main event, the world champions of two major organizations putting everything on the line. I’m thrilled that April 25th, at Rebellion, fans will have Mauro’s legendary voice proving the soundtrack to history!”
This will be Mauro’s first pro wrestling work since leaving WWE in August 2020. He has continued to work for Showtime Boxing, and worked the Mike Tyson pay-per-view from Triller last year.
Below are the new “5 Ways To Win” videos Mauro did for Swann and Omega:
Josh Alexander & Petey Williams defeated TJP & Fallah Bahh and Ace Austin & Madman Fulton in a three-way tag team match. Alexander, TJP, and Austin were allowed to pick their own partners.
Shera defeated Hernandez in a Chairly Legal Match. Rohit Raju hit Hernandez with a chair, which led to Shera getting the pin.
Doc Gallows defeated Black Taurus
Matt Cardona defeated Johnny Swinger in a Mystery Crate Match. There were four crates and each contained weapons that could be used by the wrestlers
Sami Callihan defeated Sam Beale
Jake Something defeated Brian Myers in a Hardcore Blindfold Match. Matt Cardona brought the final mystery crate that wasn’t opened during his match and gave it to Something, who used it as a weapon. The create was filled with action figures
Tenille Dashwood defeated Rosemary, Jordynne Grace, Alisha Edwards, Havok, and Su Yung in a Six-Way Weapons Match to earn a Knockouts Championship match. Susan was attacked by Su Yung (yes, really) before the bell. Dashwood pinned Havok after Nevaeh threw powder in Havok’s eyes
Deonna Purrazzo defeated Jazz to retain the Knockouts Championship in a Title vs. Career Match. Jazz’s career is over due to the loss
“Violent By Design” Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, and Rhino defeated Rich Swann, Willie Mack, Eddie Edwards, and Trey Miguel in a Hardcore War. Tommy Dreamer was attacked prior to the match and was replaced by Miguel. Young pinned Mack to win the match
