A new champion was crowned at tonight's Impact tapings in Orlando.

Even for a recap show, Impact ratings were back to normal this week after going against WWE's Tribute to the Troops last Thursday.

With Tribute to the Troops airing on the USA Network as part of WWE Week, WWE and Impact Wrestling went head-to-head in the ratings this past Thursday night.

Impact Wrestling announced two additions to their executive team this morning.

Over the last two nights, Impact finished their week of television tapings in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada with a few title changes, a career vs. career match, and a couple of debuts.

On the day before the pay-per-view, the card for Impact Wrestling's biggest show of the year lost one of its matches.

Less than two months after it was announced that he would be taking an indefinite leave of absence from his position as the company's chief creative officer to focus on personal matters, Jeff Jarrett is officially gone from Impact Wrestling.

The service launched with 1,000 hours of content and will cost $7.99 per month after a 30-day free trial.

Bound for Glory is headed to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

While appearing on Wrestling Observer Radio, Anthem's Ed Nordholm discussed all the details of GFW's upcoming streaming service and reaffirmed their commitment to the company's future.