The ongoing partnership between TNA Wrestling and WWE NXT shows no sign of slowing down after Rosemary appeared on this week’s WWE NXT show. The TNA Knockout was revealed as Wendy Choo’s hand-picked opponent for NXT North American Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan. Despite a strong showing by Rosemary, Jordan got the win but was attacked by Choo after the match.

In a WWE NXT exclusive, Rosemary was asked about her alliance with Wendy Choo.

“Wendy, darling Wendy sent the call, and when your kinsman calls for help, you come to help. Even if we don’t always see eye to eye, even if we rule different realms, demons help demons. Wendy needed a hand. But what do you mean we didn’t get what we wanted from Kelani? Sure, we didn’t get the win, but we got in her head, didn’t we? Was she standing at the end of the night? No. She was on her back, clutched in Wendy’s grasp, just as the future is clutched in ours.”

Rosemary is just the latest TNA Wrestling star to step through the ‘prohibited portal’ and appear for WWE NXT. Other names involved in the crossover include Jordynne Grace, The Rascalz, and Joe Hendry. The latter also appeared on last night’s show and will challenge NXT Champion Ethan Page this Sunday at WWE NXT No Mercy.

On the TNA side of things, NXT talent including Izzi Dame, Tatum Paxley, and the No Quarter Catch Crew have appeared on their weekly show TNA iMPACT and at pay-per-views. Stay tuned to SE Scoops to see who is next to appear for the other as this relationship is proving to be a hit with fans.

There has been a lot of discussion on the future of the recently released WWE stars and which companies they should join next. Impact star Rosemary recently revealed her picks for the stars she wants to see in their promotion.

Impact Wrestling has been teasing the signing of at least one of the released WWE stars from the latest wave of budget cuts and there has been some speculation on who it could be.

While appearing on The Angle Podcast, Rosemary named The IIconics and former Knockouts champion Laurel Van Ness as stars she would like to see in Impact:

“The IIconics in particular tingles in the back of our minds with the reformed Knockouts Tag Team Championships, bringing in a seasoned tag team and one that’s quite clever and unexpectedly successful. So their addition to the Knockout’s division would be very intriguing indeed.

You called her Chelsea Green, but she’s our Laurel Van Ness” said Rosemary, “And we do have unfinished business with her so to have her return to the IMPACT realm would be something sweet indeed.”

• Rosemary On Why She Still Believes In IMPACT Wrestling

The debate of whether or not WWE should hold another all-women’s PPV after Evolution in 2018 has picked up in recent times and Triple H’s comments have added a spark to this discussion.

Rosemary talked about how Impact used to do their own version of an all-female show called Knockouts Knockdown and hoped that it will return in future.

Impact Wrestling presents Hard to Kill on Saturday night. Rosemary will team with her old Decay stablemate, Crazzy Steve, on the show. They’ll take on the team of Tenille Dashwood and her personal photographer, Kaleb Conley (aka Caleb Konley). Rosemary’s longtime ally, Taya Valkyrie, will challenge Deonna Purrazzo for the Knockouts title on the show as well.

Rosemary spoke to Women’s Wrestling Talk about the upcoming PPV and her relationship with Taya. It should be noted that when Rosemary speaks she refers to herself in the plural sense, i.e “we” instead of “I”.

“The Valkyrie and the Demon have gone to war so many times. And we know each other so well, that when we decided, we say decided, when we were commanded by the shadow to form an alliance with her, it was not difficult to do so because we already knew her so well,” Rosemary said. “And the fact that we became so dominant as a tag team, leading up into the announcement of the tag team titles, by being returned to Impact, we really knew that we had something there because we could rely on her to be where we needed her to be and vice versa.”

Rosemary On Hard to Kill & Crazzy Steve

Rosemary also spent some time talking about the upcoming Hard to Kill PPV. She suggested that she would like it if Taya won the title and then the two of them later won the tag belts.

“In the most immediate future, the most ideal, the most ideal path, the most ideal reality to manifest, would be if the Valkyrie was to win the Knockouts championship this Saturday and then down the road we were to capture the tag titles and bring all the belts into the fold,” she continued.

Rosemary also spoke about realigning with her Decay teammate, Crazzy Steve.

“We already have seen the return of our dear brother Crazzy Steve into Impact Wrestling. While we have not had too many interactions with him as of yet just know that we are talking and when the time is right when the shadow was ready for our brother crazy still too Crazzy Steve to realign with the demon assassin. That would be as you said, trouble for anyone involved.”

The full interview can be viewed in the player below:

One new match was made official last night on Impact Wrestling and another official challenge was made.

Last night’s Knockouts championship match between Su Yung and Taya Valkyrie ended after interference from James Mitchell’s newest monster, Havok, leading to a 4-way match (also involving Rosemary) being booked for Slammivesary.

Earlier in the show, Taya had enlisted Rosemary as her insurance policy against Mitchell’s group and she came out to prevent Yung and Havok from attacking the champion post-match. This led Mitchell to announce Havok vs Su Yung vs Rosemary vs Taya Valkyrie (c) in a Monster’s Ball match at Slammiversary.

• 7 Takeaways From Impact Wrestling 6/21

Also last night on Impact, Sami Callihan issued a challenge to Tessa Blanchard for an inter-gender match on the PPV. Blanchard has yet to respond, however.

Slammiversary – July 7th – Lineup

• Impact World Championship: Brian Cage (c) vs Michael Elgin
• X-Division Championship: Rich Swann (c) vs Johnny Impact
• Moose vs Rob Van Dam
• Monster’s Ball – Knockouts Championship: Taya Valkyrie (c) vs Havok vs Su Yung vs Rosemary
• Impact Tag Team Championships: Santana & Ortiz (LAX) vs Dez & Wentz (the Rascalz)

Assuming Blanchard accepts Callihan’s challenge, their match would make six confirmed bouts for the card. Eddie Edwards and Killer Kross appear to be building to a potential match as well.

Impact Wrestling 2/1 aired from Mexico City last night. The promotion is building towards a special “Uncaged” episode to take place in two weeks.

Here are 9 takeaways from Impact Wrestling 2/1:

Moose Pinned Johnny Impact In Tag Team Main Event

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYdnrFz0y4c

Johnny Impact and Brian Cage were forced to team up this week to take on Killer Kross and Moose. The two will face each other in two weeks at UnCaged for the world title. Impact accidentally hit Cage with a kick during the closing moments of the match. As Cage prepared to respond, Moose hit Impact with a spear and pinned him.

Don Callis noted on commentary that the champion might have spread himself too thin, leading to recent losses. Frustration from the fan reaction to how he won at Homecoming might also play a role in what Callis sees as a character change in the champion.

Lucha Bros vs LAX Rematch In 2 Weeks At UnCaged

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y13kM9w1nsc&t=15s

Impact Wrestling kicked off last night’s episode with a trios match. The Lucha Bros and LAX were both paired with a luchador from AAA recommended by Konnan. Daga teamed with LAX and Taurus teamed with the Lucha Bros. After the Lucha Bros picked up the win they challenged LAX to a rematch from Homecoming with the tiles once again on the line. LAX agreed and that match will take place in two weeks at UnCaged.

Rosemary Continues To Haunt Dark Allie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMcsjx0D37I&t=8s

Kiera Hogan and Jordynne Grace defeated Dark Allie and Su Yung in tag team action this week. Rosemary magically appeared on the ring apron in place of Yung much like she has been doing in Allie’s matches as of late. The dark sorcery used by Rosemary caused the distraction allowing Kiera Hogan to hit a fisherman suplex on Allie for the win.

Next PPV Will Be Rebellion – April 28th – Toronto

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv_we_u0V6w

Impact Wrestling announced this week they will return to Toronto for the April 28th Rebellion PPV. They will be back in Rebel Nightclub, the home of Slammiversary last summer.

Scarlett Bordeaux Is Training Real Hard For Her Debut

Previously, Scarlett Bordeaux has demonstrated a propensity to eat bananas whole during her training videos. This week the “10 amongst 5s” built anticipation towards her debut in the Knockouts division by sparring with Bobo by a pool.

Tessa Blanchard Will Be Back At UnCaged

https://twitter.com/Tess_Blanchard/status/1089008507880439808

Tessa Blanchard’s suspension for attacking a production assistant and Gail Kim in the back recently will be lifted for the February 15th UnCaged episode. A video she posted directed at Taya on social media was played. Will Blanchard get a rematch right away against Taya, however? We might have to wait until UnCaged to find out.

Will The Old Eddie Edwards Return?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpvO_fAoOVA

Eli Drake has been lobbying for the old Eddie Edwards to return. He says the hardcore version of Edwards has fallen out of the world title picture but the old Eddie Edwards was a world champion. This week the two teamed up and defeated the Rascalz. Edwards attempted to use his kendo stick but the referee prevented him. Then with the ref still dealing with Edwards, Drake used the kendo stick on Dez, hit Gravy Train and picked up the win for his team.

Edwards seemed a little confused after the match about the tactics his partner used.

World Cup 2019 Preview

Psycho Clown defeated Fallah Bah this week. The member of the famed luchador clown family will be apart of the AAA team which takes on the Impact Wrestling team in the 2019 World Cup at Uncaged. Psycho Clown will team up with Vikingo, Puma King, and Aerostar at Uncaged. Sami Callihan, Eli Drake, Eddie Edwards, and Fallah Bah will make up Team Impact.

Rich Swann Says What Sami Callihan Wants Isn’t Family

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PbkVjOVIzA

Callihan tried to tell Rich Swann that he is his real family. Swann was homeless at 18 with no family and no place to go. Callihan opened up his home to Swann but Swann learned a little too much about who exactly Callihan is. Swann says Callihan uses people for his advantage and just wants him to be the 3rd guy watching his back. Swann said what Callihan wants isn’t family.

Quick Results:

1. The Lucha Bros & Taurus defeated LAX & Daga
2. Kiera Hogan & Jordynne Grace defeated Dark Allie & Su Yung
3. Eddie Edwards & Eli Drake defeated The Rascalz (Dez & Wentz)
4. Psycho Clown defeated Fallah Bah
5. Moose & Killer Kross defeated Johnny Impact & Brain Cage

Next Week:

• Kiera Hogan vs Dark Allie
• Puma King vs Sami Callihan
• Rich Swann & Willie Mack vs OVE

Rosemary has returned to Impact Wrestling. She had been on the shelf since last April after suffering a torn ACL. Tonight, Rosemary popped out of a coffin to attack Su Yung and confront Dark Allie.

.@WeAreRosemary IS BACK! #IMPACTHomecoming pic.twitter.com/ZF3Jyaz61U

— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) January 7, 2019

Su Yung and Dark Allie had just defeated Jordynne Grace and Kiera Hogan. They were continuing the beatdown on Hogan when Yung motioned for her undead bridesmaids to bring the coffin to ringside. When they opened the coffin, however, Rosemary popped out.

She then took out Su Yung and the bridesmaids before turning towards Dark Allie.

.@AllieImpact flees from her former best friend @WeAreRosemary.

The Demon Assassin is back to take on The Undead Bride! #IMPACTHomecoming pic.twitter.com/p71Mfue7q4

— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) January 7, 2019

She has since issued the following statement to Allie:

Be All Our Sins Continue’d..#DarkWar #ImpactHOMECOMING #DemonAssassin #DeathDealer

Wrong Choice, Bunny.. pic.twitter.com/VuXTWIqBs5

— The Demon Assassin (@WeAreRosemary) January 7, 2019

Rosemary Returns To Impact Wrestling

Rosemary was last seen in Impact at the Bound For Glory PPV. She appeared in a segment in the undead realm, where Allie had traveled to save Kiera Hogan from Su Yung.

Homecoming PPV

Join us for live coverage of Impact Wrestling’s Homecoming PPV.

• Impact World Championship
  Johnny Impact (c) vs Brian Cage
• Knockouts Championship
  Tessa Blanchard (c) vs Taya Valkyrie
• X-Division Championship
  Ultimate X Match
  Rich Swann vs Trey Miguel vs Jake Crist vs Ethan Page
• Impact Tag Team Championships
  LAX (c) vs The Lucha Bros (Pentagon Jr. & Fenix)
• Monster’s Ball
  Abyss vs Eli Drake
• Falls Count Anywhere
  Moose vs Eddie Edwards
• Sami Callihan vs Willie Mack
• Allie & Su Yung vs Kiera Hogan & Jordynne Grace

Move over Papa Shango, here comes Rosemary. The former Knockouts Champion recently sat down for an interview with Alicia Atout and revealed she’s been working on a controversial new in-ring strategy.

“There are so many forms of the black arts in this world, child,” Rosemary explained. “Admittedly, we are not up on all of them as we’d like to be.”

Rosemary, who references herself in the plural, recently was in New Orleans and admitted to studying voodoo while she was there.

Rosemary Learning Voodoo

“Yes, we definitely wanted to learn more about voodoo, and tarot,” she expressed. “Would it not be helpful to see the future? So much better to plan. ”

When asked if she plans to use her newly gained knowledge of the black arts while wrestling, Rosemary didn’t hesitate in her answer.

“Yes, of course,” Rosemary said. “How better to control them all with dear?”

New Impact Wrestling backstage correspondent, Alicia Atout, hosted Rosemary on her YouTube and Blog site, Amby. You can watch the interview in its entirety below:

Demons, Bunnies, and Undead Brides

The Impact Wrestling Knockouts division is reminiscent of a Rob Zombie film at times. Most recently, Allie lost the Knockout Championship to undead bride Su Yung in a Last Rites (coffin) match. Previously, Yung had locked Rosemary in a coffin as well.

Rosemary suffered a torn ACL last month and could be out of action for the rest of the year. Her injury actual worked out conveniently for storyline purposes, however, as she had just recently been locked in a coffin by Su Yung and her army of undead brides.

When Allie faced Su Yung at “Under Pressure” last Thursday, she painted her face in a way reminiscent of Rosemary and came out to her music as well. Yung will defend the Knockouts Championship at Slammiversary on July 22nd, with her challenger being revealed in the coming weeks on television.

Impact Wrestling viewership took a bit of a hit this week.

According to Showbuzz Daily, the Thursday, May 3rd episode of Impact Wrestling drew 299,000 total viewers to Pop TV.

Rosemary vs. Su Yung headlined this week’s show, which dropped 3 percent in viewership (9,000 viewers) compared to last week’s show. Impact Wrestling last week drew 308,000 viewers for their post-Redemption show. It’s worth noting that last week’s show also faced stiff competition in the form of the NFL Draft.

Impact Wrestling finished number 124 on the Cable Top 150 list this week. The show placed number 118 on the same list last week.

2018 Impact Wrestling Viewership Tracker

Featured below is our 2018 Impact Wrestling viewership tracker:

January 4th Episode: 309,000 viewers
January 11th Episode: 276,000 viewers
January 18th Episode: 309,000 viewers
January 25th Episode: 310,000 viewers (Genesis episode)
February 1st Episode: 319,000 viewers (Reboot)
February 8th Episode: 294,000 viewers
February 15th Episode: 300,000 viewers
February 22nd Episode: 262,000 viewers
March 1st Episode: 365,000 viewers
March 8th Episode: 325,000 (Crossroads episode)
March 15th Episode: 350,000 viewers
March 22nd Episode: 362,000 viewers
March 29th Episode: 399,000 viewers
April 5th Episode: 294,000 viewers
April 12th Episode: 381,000 viewers
April 19th Episode: 373,000 viewers
April 26th Episode: 308,000 viewers (post-Redemption episode)
May 3rd Episode: 299,000 viewers

2017 Total: 16.147 million viewers
2017 Average: 311,000 viewers per episode

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX8MN8807v8

IMPACT Wrestling Knockout Rosemary recently did an interview with Sportskeeda to talk about several professional wrestling topics. You can check out the highlights here:

How difficult will it be to compete without Laurel Van Ness in the division? How difficult will her departure make things?

“Laurel’s an amazing character and an incredible friend of mine. I know that she simply wants to go and expand and grow. She’s still very very young in the business, she has so much more to offer and she’s already this good at doing a character which is amazing. And I love her so much. She’s so talented.

“Wrestling is fluid. It never stops moving and it’s circular. There’s never an end. There’s no reason that down the road Laurel might not return to the Impact Zone. It’s that right now her part of the story is over and she might show up at a chapter down the road. It’s wrestling. Never say never.

“It’s definitely a loss not to have her as such a strong character in the division. But there are strong characters waiting to debut and waiting to come up as well. And we will fill the void as we always have with every departure. Same as we did with Maria’s departure. And we’ll keep doing so.”

Having known Scott D’Amore for so long, do you see the company going to the next level under the new Impact management?

“To anyone who’s concerned about it, these past tapings that we just did in January, were possibly the most positive feeling in the sense that it felt very fresh and it felt like we had a direction, which I can honestly say was the first time in a year.

“This new direction under Scott D’Amore and Don Callis…I know that Impact and TNA have constantly, through the years, asked fans to give them a chance. As a personal feeling, I honestly believe that if you were going to give Impact another chance, now’s the time.

“I felt the difference backstage in one taping block. And I think there’s really something there, going forward. And I’m excited about it. So, I hope other people can feel excited about it as well.”

So, what has made you stay with Impact for such a long time? What has made you believe in the company?

“I have a lot more of Rosemary’s story to tell for one thing, and I look forward to telling those chapters. I look forward to see what’s in store for her. I have a lot of fun doing my character and seeing what Rosemary’s going to do next. Learning about her and learning about myself in playing her.

“I really love the amount of trust creative has in me, to bring this character to life since they don’t really tell me what to say. They tell me what point needs to come across in the promo. They tell me to say it like I would. They don’t give me any lines.

“And that kind of trust is huge in that they know that I know my character best and how it will come across organically. If you try to force the way Rosemary talks, it’s going to come across as very fake.”

So, you script all your own lines?

“I would say 95%. I definitely ask for advice and ask for help, if there’s something maybe I can’t figure out how to say. I never feel like I can’t approach somebody in Creative for a suggestion. That’s the openness of communication. You can ask for advice but they trust you to do it the way you would.”

What do you hope to achieve in Impact Wrestling?

“I’ve been there for only two years now. It’s been a crazy ride so far and it’s only been two years. I’m like what can we do next, what’s still to come? I’m excited to see because there’s still a lot more and I think that with the minds that we have right now…not just Scott and Don but also Jimmy Jacobs there. Jimmy is so good at like, small things.

“Just little tweaks he made. At the last tapings, he was like try this, and I was like – ‘Oh my God! Why didn’t I think of that?’ (Laughs) And that kind of creative mind at this stage, it’s very exciting to have a fresh pair of eyes on the product. And I want to be a part of that.”

You can ready Rosemary’s full interview with Sportskeeda by clicking this link here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHe636yFJc0

Lucha Libre AAA performer Sexy Star has broken her silence regarding the incident that took place at Saturday night’s TripleMania XXV event.

Catch up on this story:

• Rosemary Injured At AAA TripleMania XXV, Wrestlers React
• Rosemary Statement Regarding Sexy Star Injuring Her At TripleMania
• More Wrestler Reactions to Sexy Star Shooting On Rosemary At TripleMania
• Sexy Star Already Losing Bookings Over Rosemary Incident
• Rosemary Provides Another Update On Her Health

The statement, courtesy of Lucha Blog, reads as follows (via Google Translate):

“These days have been very difficult for me. On Saturday I had a championship fight; Was very hard. I think it all went out of hand. I do not know, it’s a situation that right now I’m a bit confused. I want to be silent and when I feel it is time, touch the subject. Men, women, they want to finish me; Retire from this sport. I’m here; As I said at the outset: I will not stop, on behalf of all women who have been mistreated, physically or psychologically. I think I have to be stronger. If at that moment I went through a depression and left, I will leave this one too. I was doing what I had to do, what people deserve, give me a claw until the end. That happened, I gave it up. It seems that the girl is injured; I do not know, I do not know. She is the only one that can say.”

Global Force Wrestling has released the following statement regarding the Rosemary/Sexy Star incident that took place during AAA’s TripleMania event:

“It was an honor for GFW to be invited to participate in TripleMania XXV, held this past weekend in Mexico City. The AAA talent that we have worked with have been consummate professionals and the company organized and delivered an extraordinary event, in which both DJZ and Andrew Everett had spectacular showings following their recent surgeries. While the incident with Sexy Star marred an outstanding show, AAA executives have confirmed to us that appropriate measures are being taken in respect of this incident.  Both AAA and Sexy Star have apologized to Rosemary. It is time to focus on the positives of the weekend (TripleMania XXV outrated the other sports entertainment event on Saturday evening in Mexico; Eddie Edwards became the first gaijin to win the GHC Heavyweight title at NOAH) and look forward to building our relationship with AAA and NOAH to bring an ever improving wrestling product to our fans.”

In case you missed the original story; former TNA Knockouts Champion Rosemary was injured during the finish of the Reina de Reinas Championship match at AAA TripleMania XXV. Sexy Star retained her title in the 4-Way match.

At the end of the match, Sexy Star applied an Armbar Submission and popped Rosemary’s arm out of place while applying the hold.

Lady Shani and Star were legitimately shooting on each other during the match. It was reported that Star left the arena after the match, but was brought back by Vampiro to apologize to Rosemary. Star then quickly exited the arena again. Shani was reportedly still upset following the match and was looking for Star backstage.

Lucha Libre AAA Director of Talent Vampiro has commented on the incident between Rosemary and Sexy Star at Saturday night’s TripleMania XXV event.

Vampiro says the situation “will be dealt with very ethically and professionally.” Lucha Libre AAA will issue an official statement soon and Vampiro invited Dave Meltzer to contact him directly for information about the incident instead of speaking to “stooges” in the business who pass along information with their own agendas in mind.

Vampiro posted the following message on Facebook:

About TRIPLEMANIA 25

First , check out the picture of the entrance we had.

And second , thank you to all the fans , and friends that were with us , it was intense, it was great , it was once in a life time.

I will say that I have had one of the best moments ever in my career, when I surprised all the finalists of the aaa llave de la Gloria talent search with contracts in AAA, and they are the first generation of the new AAA school I will be running, I am very excited about this opportunity , as I feel I have a lot to give , as a teacher or simply as someone who will empower the next generation to find there way …

THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL AAA PAGE, ITS MY PERSONAL PAGE

I WILL NOT SPEAK ON BEHALF OF AAA HERE , UNLESS IT IS AUTHORIZED CORRECTLY , MY JOB IS TO HELP …. NOT BECOME AN EGOMANIAC AND GET INVOLVED IN ONLINE DRAMA .

Now, this is my personal
Page,
Where I talk about my life and things I do in business ….

Online training

Krav Maga

Wrestling , music etc.

I most certainly can say a lot about what happened Saturday night,

But here is my point of view.

It is unfair and illogical that I use my personal page to speak about things that are directly involving the company I work for.

There are way to many people in my industry who believe there own hype and get carried away on social media.

As and executive , my personal page is not where company business will be talked about.

I can hype a show and push my own stuff, but I don’t want to be like all the other people in power in my industry and manipulate things for my own
Purposes.

As far as my own personal business and news , I will certainly use Facebook.

But in no way shape or form should an executive abuse his power.

The situation that is making its rounds , will be dealt with very ethically and profesionaly.

There will be a official communication soon.

I only would like to take advantage of this and say one thing.

I have met Dave Meltzer 5 times I think , and he was always cordial to me in person.

I jab a lot at the wrestling observer.
I do think it’s quite an important newsletter , but I can see from something’s that are written, are sooooooo far off from the actual truth.

There are a lot of the boys who stooge, or kiss all the dirt sheets asses , and well, I can see … that the information printed is far from accurate.

I will extend the invitation to Dave Meltzer to contact me directly and not go through his normal stooges and ass kissers , that if he has any legit questions , reach out and I will answer them all.

This is not an official AAA page, so, I won’t address things here .

All of you , all of the fans , haters as well, are so compassionate and , I thank you for that .

I have learned that no matter what, no matter what you say, or do, someone is gonna hate everything about you….

I get that and, fans, and haters have every right to say what they want , I respect it all and I am thankful for it .

You all , good and bad , make our world go round, and without you, we would not be here…

If you need to know, my personal and profesional way of thinking are one and the same.

I believe in having a spiritual balance in your life in order to have peace in your heart.

I have a life outside of wrestling and I am
Constantly learning and growing as a person.

I hope I can continue to entertain and influence you.

Karma is always there , live your life, don’t get caught up in someone else’s drama.

My good friend and teacher Terry Taylor taught me … your either part of the problem, or part of the solution , not much more that that made sense to me at the time…

And today, it means more than ever!

Thank you for supporting me, and
Thank you for supporting AAA and Lucha Underground

Global Force star Rosemary posted has provided another update on her health after the incident with Sexy Star at Saturday night’s AAA TripleMania XXV event.

In recent days, Rosemary has received a ton of support from the pro wrestling community, with Sexy Star being unanimously chastised and losing bookings over her unprofessional conduct.

Rosemary posted the following message on Twitter on Tuesday night:

This will be the last I will say on the matter before we go back to our regularly scheduled demonic possession. What happened has happened and its been too much time already spent in the mortal realm as it is.

My injury is thankfully less severe than anticipated (and certainly much less than has been reported some places). Strained tricep/bicep with swelling around the area. Returning to the ring will come when the doc is happy with my strength and range of motion, but I am optimistic that time lost will be minimal.

Can we all take one thing from this entire messy situation: that no matter what is going on in our personal lives, we need to take CARE of each other out there, and I’m not just talking about in the ring. And if you screw up (and we all do), own up to it. Let’s stop making excuses and take accountability for our actions.

Thank you so much to everyone who reached out and checked in on me; I haven’t even been able to read them all yet. With such an outpouring of love and positivity from people, I would like to pay that forward and turn a positive light on what came out of this weekend of wrestling: Eddie Edwards made history when he won the GHC Heavyweight title at NOAH, becoming the first gaijin to do so, and both DJZ and Andrew Everett had INCREDIBLE showings while tagging at Triplemania after both recently having surgeries. So let’s try to put some positive energies back into this world of professional wrestling that I love so much and move on from this.

All right, Demon. The meat-sac is yours.

Rosemary was injured during Saturday night’s AAA TripleMania XXV 4-Way match. Sexy Star defended her AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against Rosemary, Ayako Hamada and Lady Shani. During the match, Sexy Star applied an Arm Bar and which appeared to be a shoot and Rosemary’s arm popped out of place. Thankfully, the injury is said to not be serious and Rosemary will not be out of action for long.

Rosemary took to Twitter earlier in the evening and released a statement about the situation:

“Let me make this perfectly clear: if you take liberties with someone’s body when they are giving it to you and trusting you to keep them safe, you are not tough. You are an asshole. And you don’t belong in this business.

Sexy Star decided to do just that this weekend at Triplemania. And while I have remained quiet on social media until I was more calm to address the situation, I have now being informed that she is telling people that it is a work. You are all now being informed that Sexy Star is a liar. She was a liar in the locker room when she was forced to apologize and instead cooked up some bullshit excuse that she ‘didn’t know’ and she is a liar now. You know if you are torquing on someone’s arm.

You know an arm bar is a real and dangerous hold. The only reason your face is not broken right now is because a little voice inside my head as I lay on the apron kept repeating, ‘Don’t go to Mexican prison.’ (thanks Demon).

However, turning to positives, the outreach from the wrestling community has been incredible. I’m overwhelmed with how much love I feel right now from friends, fans, and people I have yet to meet in this amazing business. We are a family and we protect our own. If you violate that, you are not welcome here.

I also want to thank the AAA locker room. Multiple people came up to me saying how sorry and disgusted they were. Thank you Hamada and Shani, who also had to deal with bulls–t from Star during that match. Thank you, Vampiro, for professionally trying to calm a volatile situation, though, as you know, once the excuses started pouring out of Sexy Star’s mouth in lieu of an apology, it was over.

Thank you to the amazing GFW locker room, both present that night and not. I have so much support from everyone, and talent, crew and office have all reached out to show me that.”

24 hours removed.. pic.twitter.com/KHrPQRAAJS

— The Demon Assassin (@WeAreRosemary) August 28, 2017

Rosemary injured at AAA TripleMania XXV

PWInsider is reporting that former TNA Knockouts Champion Rosemary was injured during the finish of the Reina de Reinas Championship match at AAA TripleMania XXV last night. Sexy Star retained her title in the 4-Way match.

At the end of the match, Sexy Star applied an Armbar Submission and popped Rosemary’s arm out of place while applying the hold. The injury is not expected to keep Rosemary out of action for too long.

Lady Shani and Star were legitimately shooting on each other during the match. It was reported that Star left the arena after the match, but was brought back by Vampiro to apologize to Rosemary. Star then quickly exited the arena again. Shani was reportedly still upset following the match and was looking for Star backstage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JR7aD9AEqA

Wrestlers react to Rosemary’s injury

https://twitter.com/AllieImpact/status/901802761414696961

https://twitter.com/AllieImpact/status/901803614515208192

https://twitter.com/Sienna/status/901809546808713217

https://twitter.com/JoeyRyanOnline/status/901715799814975488

DISGUSTING is just one word. We put our lives in each other's hands. So unprofessional. This is how you work yourself out of the business https://t.co/aELhRMO017

— Gail Kim-Irvine (@gailkimITSME) August 27, 2017

Some people are such huge marks for themselves that they'll never understand the art of the "work." Those people should never be in a ring.

— Velvet Sky (@VelVelHoller) August 27, 2017

Not ok, lost all respect. @Sexydulceg https://t.co/nD5ihdyrxy

— Christy (@hemmepowered) August 27, 2017

Furious about what happened to @WeAreRosemary last night. If you legit want to hurt/injure people, professional wrestling isn't for you.

— Rhia O’Reilly ???????? (@rdpixie) August 27, 2017

@WeAreRosemary is one of the SAFEST, most PROFESSIONAL people I have ever been fortunate enough to share a ring with. ??you demon queen!

— Madison Rayne (@MadisonRayne) August 27, 2017

Rosemary defeated Jade to win the vacant TNA Knockouts Championship in the Six Sides of Steel main event of this week’s Impact Wrestling.

Gail Kim previously vacated the championship after suffering an injury. She won the title from Maria at Bound For Glory in October but was forced to vacate just a week later.

This marks Rosemary’s first championship gold in TNA Wrestling.

YOUR NEW #KnockoutsChampion IS @TNA_ROSEMARY!! #Decay #IMPACTonPOP pic.twitter.com/GOBeprZ1Pa

— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) December 2, 2016

– TNA confirmed to the roster this week that they will be taping Impact Wrestling from Universal Studios during the week of January 4-10. It appears they will do double tapings on at least two of the days that week. Those shows will air through the end of March. TNA will also tape Xplosion and One Night Only events.

– Jade vs. Rosemary in a Steel Cage Match for the TNA Knockouts Championship will headline tonight’s Impact on POP episode. Tonight’s show will also feature DJZ vs. Braxton Sutter vs. Mandrews for the X Division Championship, Broken Matt Hardy’s return to The Impact Zone, an Open Challenge from Aron Rex and more.

Tonight is going to be a big night… don't miss @IMPACTWRESTLING !!! #RedVsBlue #ImpactOnPop pic.twitter.com/ejQuUVk3Kh

— Michin ?? (@MiaYim) December 1, 2016

Jade has words for Rosemary in this new video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEzk3RieMLI

Gail Kim was forced to drop the TNA Knockouts Championship at Sunday’s Impact tapings in Orlando as it was announced that she is injured. According to PWInsider, she suffered a minor back injury.

TNA then held a Six Sides of Steel match to crown a new Knockouts Champion and that match, which should air in early December, saw Rosemary defeat Jade to win the vacant title.

Gail just won the title back on 10/2 at Bound For Glory.