Josh Alexander defeats Eddie Edwards

Josh Alexander defeats Eddie Edwards: Impact Wrestling March 31st

Result: Josh Alexander defeats Eddie Edwards

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Match

Edwards and Alexander began with a collar and elbow tie up and transitioned to an exchange of chops. Alexander seemed to get the better of that exchange, but Edwards grabbed Alexander into an inverted atomic drop and an overhead belly to belly suplex. Neither man sustained an advantage because they both show boat to the crowd. With Alexander on the outside, Edwards came out after him.

Alexander caught Edwards coming back in the ring, hitting several strikes and a side suplex. Edwards managed to pop out of the corner and hit a strong clothesline. Following the clothesline, Edwards lured Alexander to the outside where he connected with a suicide dive into the barricade. Edwards received a near fall after a Blue Thunder Bomb.

Josh Alexander countered out of the backpack stunner to hit a swinging slam out of the fireman’s carry. Both men stood in the center of the ring exchanging chops with Edwards getting the advantage.

Ethan Page grabbed the ankle of Eddie Edwards. The distraction led to Josh Alexander picking the legs of Edwards and winning with a jack-knife cover.

All Matches from Impact Wrestling on March 31

• Full Results
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• Rhino vs. Madman Fulton
• Kid Kash and Johnny Swinger vs. Suicide and Manik
• Joseph Ryan vs. Cody Deaner
• Tommy Dreamer vs. Sami Callihan
• Moose vs. Kid Kash
• Kylie Rae vs. Cassandra Golden
• Tessa Blanchard vs. Ethan Page

Match Ratings

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