TNW:R Presents: iMPACT (7/2/17) // QUALIFYING MATCHES (#2)

[Cedric Alexander]

Joe wouldn't have a chance to get up after Dunne's escape as he starts to gets stomped by Okada.  

[Beast Incarnate]

Okada moved with urgency to keep Joe down and immediately moved to his legs setting him up to lock in Red Ink in an attempt to put the big man away.

 

[Cedric Alexander]

Joe uses his leg strength to fight off Okada by booting him in the face to make his way back to his feet!  

[Chad Gable]

Dunne would slowly come out of the apron as Dunne would recover as time would go on. He slowly crawled to a corner barely gaining his sight back.  

[Beast Incarnate]

Okada locks in the submission and applies pressure til Joe either passes out or taps. He even wrenches back adding more pain.  

[Cedric Alexander]

Joe would lift his upper body up as he start to send shots to Okada's skull then fires off an hard elbow to knock him off!  

[Beast Incarnate]

Okada eliminates Samoa Joe and after stands turning to make eyes with Dunne.  

[Cedric Alexander]

Joe lives to fight another day as he does the smart thing knowing his limits as he taps out. Rolling out the ring as he is forced and helped backstage.  

[Chad Gable]

Dunne would frown upon Okada, as Dunne didn't hesitate after the elimination. He tried to grab the head of Okada and go for an uppercut!

 

[Beast Incarnate]

Okada stood there taking the uppercut then sent a strong forearm to Pete's face in return  

[Chad Gable]

Dunne was hit with the forearm, but tried to strike back on Okada with a headbutt!

 

[Beast Incarnate]

Okada stumbles back from the headbutt, holding his head and to a knee.  

[Chad Gable]

Dunne would quickly snap, as Pete Dunne would grab the waist of Okada, attempting to go for a belly-to-back suplex!

 

[Beast Incarnate]

The snap belly to back is too quick to counter and sends Okada shoulder-first into the canvas.  

[Chad Gable]

Pete Dunne isn't done. He would quickly walk over to Okada who was in the center of the ring, attempting to lift him back up to his feet as quickly as possible. He would carry him up in a fireman's position, attempting to quickly throw him up in the air, going for a pop-up uppercut!