Rockstar Spud episode of "Impact Wrestling", defeating Robbie E. Spud returned on 18 July episode of "Impact Wrestling", when he took part in the Destination X episode of "Impact Wrestling" and entered a tournament to determine the new X Division Champion; he was defeated by Greg Marasciulo in his first round three-way match, which also included Rubix. Then, Spud was sent to Ohio Valley Wrestling, TNA's developmental territory and made his debut on 13 March 2013 episode of "OVW". He defeated Cliff Compton for the OVW Television Championship, making him the first man to win the title in his debut match. He
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