Aftermath
Posted: Jun 1st 2009 By: CMBurnham
In the wake of IZW's fifth anniversary, the stakes have been raised even higher than ever before. Dane Griffin emerged victorious as the new IZW Impact Division Champion. Seth Allen is the Impact Player of the Year, a guaranteed IZW Heavyweight Championship shot. The duo(the tag team known as Revolution) are prepared to take things to the next level. They made it clear they are after not only more gold, but more respect. With Griffin a new king, the team sets their sights two-fold: capturing the tag team titles and getting Allen to the top of Impact Zone Wrestling... the IZW Heavyweight Championship.
Their mission for tag team glory was undercut by Impact Inc. Steve O came out to address the crowd, letting them know in no uncertain terms that "cheating will not be allowed in championship matches." A fine sentiment, indeed, but one could easily argue Impact, Inc. deserved the treatment they got, and BLK-OUT was justified in wanting revenge. Regardless, the Commissioner showed footage to the fans which clearly shows BLK-OUT using a foreign object during their match (a chair). Due to this he stripped them of the belts and awarded them back to Impact Inc. So Steve O, in his infinite managerial wisdom, sees fit to enforce the rules now when it is convenient.
Blake Albright still has his eyes set on the ultimate prize, as well. After initiating The Poster Boy into Impact, Inc. as its newest member, Steve O announced that the championship match at Evolution would be a three-way for the title. Aaron Neil will have his hands full. Will the champion be able to overcome odds like these?
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