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IMPACT UNDER SIEGE PREDICTIONS

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As we know tonight is Impact under Siege pay-per-view so these are my predictions 


Match 1 



My pick for this match is XXXL as they are the only team that has been involved in the tag division, the rest were just put together on the last episode of Impact to make this matchup, and if you watched Impact you would realize that they all were in the X division and now suddenly they tag teams and also it watched the last couple of weeks  XXXL was being built for a future tag championship match.

Winner: XXXL  

Match 2



This should be a good match as both teams are very good and we can expect the champs to retain as they have just won the belts and I think they should have a long run with the belts as there is a story to tell revolving around Jordynne Grace douting herself and Rachel Ellering getting frustrated with her which could lead to them eventually feuding after dropping the belts

Winner: Still your champs Jordynne Grace and Rachel Ellering

Match 3


This match for me is filler and I don't think there will be any interest. this might even be a pre-show match. Tenille Dashwood and her friend Kalb with a K will be too busy taking selfies thus costing her team the match and we can get a fallout between her and Taylor Wilde  

Winner: Susan and Kimber Lee

Match 4 


This will be another great match but I see interference from Susan and Kimber Lee if they still standing from their match  which they will have before this and considering Deonna Purrazzo is facing Havock the will probably cause the distraction to help her 

Winner: Still Knockouts champ Deonna Purrazzo 


Match 5




This should be an interesting match. considering Myers has run through feuds like nothing. This might be another of these one-off matches.  I expect Decay to around ringside which could be a numbers game against Myers. I don't think they will interfere as  Black Taurus shouldn't need the help. they being on the outside will have Myers keeping eyes in the back of his head.

Winner: Black Taurus

Match 6 



I'm looking forward to this match between two big men fighting it out. hoping this one steals the show.

Winner: W. Morrissey

Match 7 


This should be a great fight for the X-division championship but I don't see the belt changing hands so soon.

Winner: Josh Alexander

Match 8 


This brings us to the 6-way number one contender's match. Here people are going to say, Moose will win but I feel Sami Callihan is going to steal win here, and considering his faceoff with Don Callis a few weeks ago. Omega and his friends the good brothers might even have a say as they probably haave unfinished business with Callihan.

Winner: Sami Callihan

Match 9 



This one is a tough one but I think this will be a contender for the match of the night. 

Winner: Omega and The Good Brothers

These were my predictions. Do share your thoughts on them and your choices as well in the comments  



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