Matt Sydal defeated EC3 to win the Grand Championship at Thursday’s Impact television tapings in Ottawa. The match is scheduled to air during the Genesis themed episode of Impact in January.

Here are photos from the event:

During the recent #IMPACTonPOP TV tapings #MattSydal became the #ImpactWrestling Grand Champion pic.twitter.com/GWpXBwFZdR

— WRESTLE WRAP UP (@WrestleWrapUp) November 11, 2017

Matt Sydal defeated EC3 during the new set of IMPACT Wrestling tapings this week to become the new grand slam champion.

(The434) pic.twitter.com/Z524CgKmHX

— xRbsonHD (@xRobsonHD) November 11, 2017

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As seen on Monday’s episode of RAW, Big Cass got injured in his match against Enzo Amore and the bout ended up being cut short.

Dave Meltzer discussed the incident on today’s installment of Wrestling Observer Radio and pointed out that Cass went up for the Empire Elbow after he suffered the injury but was unable to execute the maneuver. Cass was original scheduled to win the Street Fight against Amore, however the referee had no choice but to stop the match with Enzo getting the win after Cass was unable to physically continue.

While the results of his MRI are not out yet, Meltzer speculated that the injury is likely serious and Cass will be sidelined for a significant amount of time. The timing of the injury couldn’t have come at a worse time for Cass, as he was slated to receive a top midcard level push coming out of his feud with Amore.

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As seen on Tuesday’s episode of 205 Live, Noam Dar returned to action with a win over enhancement talent Mark Thomas. Thomas was played James Steele (James Liberty). This was his first appearance since losing to Cedric Alexander back on July 11.

#ScottishSupernova @NoamDar wishes his opponent luck as he returns to @WWENetwork's #205Live… pic.twitter.com/tUXuZ3bQDL

— WWE (@WWE) August 9, 2017

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After Monday’s episode of RAW went off the air in Evansville, IN, Dean Ambrose faced WWE Intercontinental Champion The Miz in a non-title match.

While Ambrose got the win, Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas tried to assist The Miz but Ambrose fought them both off. Ambrose celebrated in the ring to close the show.

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Smart Money bets are now coming in for Sunday’s WWE Extreme Rules events. Unless there is a drastic shift over night, The Miz is expected to leave the event as the new WWE Intercontinental Champion.

In addition to that, Cesaro and Sheamus are expected to win the tag team titles. We will keep you updated if there are any major shifts tomorrow, but here are the possible outcomes:

Samoa Joe evens (favorite)
Seth Rollins 5/4
Finn Balor 5/1
Bray Wyatt 12/1
Roman Reigns 16/1

Neville 1/7 (favorite)
Austin Aries 10/3

The Miz 1/8 (favorite)
Dean Ambrose 9/2

Cesaro and Sheamus 1/3 (favorites)
Matt and Jeff Hardy 15/8

Alexa Bliss 8/15 (favorite)
Bayley 11/8

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Heading into tonight’s WWE Backlash event, Randy Orton is now once again the favorite to win his match against Jinder Mahal, according to the betting odds being placed. Also, AJ Styles is the favorite to win his match as well. Back on Friday, it was the other way around for both matches.

Here is the updated odds for tonight’ show:

WWE Title Match
Randy Orton (-400) vs. Jinder Mahal (+280)

WWE United States Title Match
AJ Styles (-210) vs. Kevin Owens (+160)

SmackDown Tag Team Title Match
The Usos (-460) vs. Tyler Breeze & Fandango (+320)

Tamina Snuka, Carmella & Natalya (-900) vs. SmackDown Women’s Champion Naomi, Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch (+500)

Shinsuke Nakamura (-2600) vs. Dolph Ziggler (+1200)

Baron Corbin (-1200) vs. Sami Zayn (+600)

Luke Harper (-380) vs. Erick Rowan (+260)

Kickoff Show
Tye Dillinger (-825) vs. Aiden English (+475)

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Heading into Sunday’s WWE Backlash event, there was a huge shift in the betting odds for the WWE Championship match.

Randy Orton was originally the favorite to win his match against Jinder Mahal but is now a 7/4 underdog. As of this writing, Jinder is sitting at a 2/5 favorite to win the match on Sunday night.

With “smart money” bets still coming in, it’s still very possible for the odds to shift again before the event. Keep in mind, being the favorite doesn’t exactly mean Mahal is leaving the event as champion, as he could also win via DQ or count-out.

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