Alex Shelley misses Impact Turning Point due to injury

Update —

Alex Shelley did not wrestle at Saturday’s UK Invasion tour show in Coventry. Frankie Kazarian again replaced him and tagged with Chris Sabin.

**********

An injury caused Impact World Champion Alex Shelley to miss Friday’s Turning Point event in the United Kingdom.

Shelley was supposed to team with Chris Sabin at Friday’s show in Newcastle, but Frankie Kazarian replaced Shelley in the match. Sabin & Kazarian faced Moose & Brian Myers.

Kazarian vs. Rich Swann vs. Trey Miguel was supposed to take place at Turning Point. With Kazarian replacing Shelley, the three-way bout was changed to a singles match between Swann and Miguel.

Cultaholic reports that Shelley suffered a leg injury during night one of Impact’s UK Invasion tour.

“Shelley was backstage at Turning Point and he was said to be ‘really badly limping.’ The IMPACT World Champion was also extremely frustrated about being unable to wrestle at Turning Point,” Cultaholic wrote. “It is unclear how long Shelley will be out of action and if he will be in action at the remaining two shows of the UK Invasion Tour in Coventry is unknown.”

PWInsider described Shelley’s injury as “an extremely pulled muscle in his calf.”

Shelley & Sabin faced Josh Alexander & Eric Young in a tag team match at night one of Impact’s UK Invasion tour in Glasgow on Thursday.

The Turning Point special from Friday will be available to watch on Impact Plus starting on Friday, November 3.

The UK Invasion tour concludes with shows in Coventry on Saturday (October 28) and Sunday (October 29). Shelley & Sabin vs. Alexander & Young vs. Mark Andrews & Flash Morgan Webster is scheduled for Saturday. Shelley defending his Impact World Championship against Alexander is scheduled for Sunday. Impact hasn’t announced if Shelley will still be competing in those matches.

New match announced for Impact Wrestling Turning Point

Impact Wrestling has confirmed a new addition to the card for its Turning Point event in the United Kingdom.

Joe Hendry will take on Simon Miller at Turning Point in Newcastle, England. The match is Miller’s Impact Wrestling debut. Along with wrestling, Miller is a YouTuber and a host for WhatCulture.

The match was set up by an altercation that Hendry and Miller got into on Hendry’s Food Fight show on YouTube. Hendry and Miller had been feuding online leading into the altercation.

To further the story, Miller threatened to sue Hendry if Impact Wrestling didn’t sort out the situation as soon as possible.

This Saturday, Hendry will be one of the participants in the Call Your Shot gauntlet match at Impact Wrestling’s Bound for Glory pay-per-view.

Turning Point is taking place on Friday, October 27 but won’t air on Impact Plus until November 3. It’s part of Impact Wrestling’s UK Invasion tour.

The updated card for Turning Point is listed below:

  • Will Ospreay vs. Eddie Edwards
  • Eric Young & Josh Alexander vs. Subculture (Mark Andrews & Flash Morgan Webster)
  • Jordynne Grace vs. Dani Luna
  • The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) vs. Moose & Brian Myers
  • Rich Swann vs. Frankie Kazarian vs. Trey Miguel
  • Gisele Shaw vs. Alex Windsor
  • Joe Hendry vs. Simon Miller

Three-way match announced for Impact Wrestling Turning Point

Impact Wrestling has announced an X-Division three-way match for its upcoming Turning Point special.

Rich Swann, Frankie Kazarian, and Trey Miguel will face off at Turning Point. The show is taking place in Newcastle, England on Friday, October 27 but won’t air on Impact Plus until November 3. It’s part of Impact Wrestling’s UK Invasion tour.

Chris Sabin is the current champion of the X-Division. He’s defending the title against KENTA at Bound for Glory this Saturday.

The Rascalz (Miguel & Zachary Wentz) are defending their Impact Tag Team titles against ABC (Ace Austin & Chris Bey) at Bound for Glory.

On last week’s Impact, The Rascalz defeated Swann & Sami Callihan to retain the Impact Tag Team titles.

Last week’s Impact also saw Kazarian end his longstanding rivalry with Eddie Edwards. Kazarian defeated Edwards in a two-out-of-three falls Killer Impact match.

The UK Invasion tour begins on October 26 and runs through October 29.

A singles match with Gisele Shaw facing Alex Windsor has also been added to the Turning Point card. Here’s the updated lineup:

  • Will Ospreay vs. Eddie Edwards
  • Eric Young & Josh Alexander vs. Subculture (Mark Andrews & Flash Morgan Webster)
  • Jordynne Grace vs. Dani Luna
  • The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) vs. Moose & Brian Myers
  • Rich Swann vs. Frankie Kazarian vs. Trey Miguel
  • Gisele Shaw vs. Alex Windsor

Will Ospreay to face Eddie Edwards at Impact Wrestling Turning Point

We now know who Will Ospreay will be facing at Impact Wrestling Turning Point.

Impact Wrestling has announced that Ospreay vs. Eddie Edwards will take place at Turning Point in Newcastle, England. The show is being held on Friday, October 27 but won’t air on Impact Plus until one week later (November 3).

The match will be the first time Ospreay and Edwards have ever wrestled one-on-one.

Ospreay is returning to Impact for the first time since 2016. He’s also set to compete at Bound for Glory this Saturday (October 21) and at the post-Bound for Glory television tapings on Sunday (October 22).

Ospreay vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey is set for Bound for Glory. At the tapings the next night, Ospreay is taking on Josh Alexander. That will be an Impact World Championship match if Alexander wins the title from Alex Shelley at Bound for Glory.

Turning Point is part of Impact Wrestling’s UK Invasion tour. The tour begins on October 26 and ends on October 29. It has one show in Glasgow, one in Newcastle, and two in Coventry.

Also announced for Turning Point is a tag team match with Josh Alexander & Eric Young vs. Subculture (Mark Andrews & Flash Morgan Webster).

Will Ospreay set for Impact Turning Point as part of UK tour

After being announced for October’s Bound for Glory this past Sunday, Will Ospreay already has a second date with Impact Wrestling.

During Thursday’s Impact on AXS TV, Ospreay was announced for Friday, October 27th’s Turning Point from the Walker Dome in Newcastle, England.

The show will not air live, but will be available on Impact Plus starting Friday, November 3rd.

The reigning IWGP U.S. Champion will compete for Impact for the first time since 2016 at Bound for Glory on Saturday, October 21st. His last, and only, action for Impact came during their 2016 UK tour.

Impact’s four-date October UK Invasion tour will see them visit Glasgow, Scotland, Coventry, England, (two events) in addition to Newcastle. It’s their first-such tour in the UK since 2018.

Talent previously announced for the tour includes current Impact World Champion Alex Shelley, Moose, Eddie Edwards, Deonna Purrazzo, Frankie Kazarian, Brian Myers, Grado, Joe Hendry and Gail Kim.