Wilde is one of those people who has been around for a long time, or at least was around a long time ago, and that’s about it. Back up and the Wilde Ride, a bridging German suplex is enough to give Wilde the rather upsetting pin at 12:51. Some rollups give Wilde two each and Yim is frustrated but she still can’t hit Eat Defeat. We take a break and come back with Yim getting two off a clothesline and getting frustrated at the kickout.Ī bow and arrow has Wilde in more trouble but she manages to block Eat Defeat. Wilde pulls her into an armbar but Yim is back up with a basement dropkick to put Wilde in a good bit more trouble. They trade armdrags to start and try stereo dropkicks, leaning us with a standoff. I’m sure Ray will continue to get a big focus because Impact, but egads do they have to put the ECW guys over people with major potential? If you need to do something like this, put Johnny Swinger and Zicky Dice out there instead of, you know, THE FREAKING BULLET CLUB. I have no idea why this is any sort of a surprise, Bully push or no Bully push. Robinson plants Ray with a spinebuster but it’s the Bully Bomb to give Ray the pin at 6:21.
The hot tag brings in Ray as there are a lot of empty seats directly across from the camera. Bey comes back in and tries the Art of Finesse but gets reversed into a cutter. Some rapid fire chops in the corner have Robinson in trouble of his own but he comes back with the snap jabs to Dreamer.
Dreamer sends Bey to the apron to start but it’s quickly off to Robinson to stomp Ray down in the corner. It’s Chris Bey/Juice Robinson here, with Robinson putting on his wrist tape on the way to the ring (as he is replacing Austin).
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