Rockstar Spud in a three-way tag team match against Go for Broke and The Helms Dynasty, this time in an elimination match. At "Total Nonstop Deletion", Spud was defeated by Broken Matt Hardy's son King Maxel. The same night, he participated at the Tag Team Apocalypto, teaming with Swoggle, but was attacked by him during the match, losing the match. On the 5 January episode "Impact Wrestling", Spud called out Swoggle, seeking revenge for his betrayal. But after Swoggle defeated Spud in a quick match, a frustrated and angry Spud declared that he "quits" TNA. On the 12 January 2017 episode of
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