7 Impact Slammiversary 2020 Predictions You Need To Know

Ever since night two of Rebellion where Moose reintroduced the TNA World Heavyweight Championship, it's made for some interesting moments.

'Mr Impact Wrestling' had been running through a handful of former TNA stars in the build towards the TNA throwback show originally scheduled for WrestleMania weekend, a show that was reportedly scheduled to feature a King of the Mountain Match for said TNA title. With Tessa Blanchard off television from the middle of April onwards, it left the company without its then-World Champion. Moose's actions, however, added something to these no crowd shows.

The character Moose has developed as a result of reintroducing the title has been delightful thus far, being oblivious to the fact that the title isn't officially recognised by Impact management as an active title within the company. His recent work with Tommy Dreamer heading into the pay-per-view has, for the most part, been equally as delightful. 'The Innovator of Violence' has unleashed this side to him that we haven't seen from him since the ECW days - the original ECW that is, not WWE's rehash of the land of the extreme.

Adding the old school rules stipulation on to this one will no doubt protect any flaws Dreamer may have as an in-ring performer. In today's day and age, the former ECW Champion should only ever be wrestling in these sorts of scenarios. There's no argument that he should win, however. It's 2020. No-one needs to see a Tommy Dreamer championship reign.

Winner: Moose