Rockstar Spud Wrestling", Spud's feud with Carter ended in a Hair vs. Hair match, which Spud lost. The following week on 20 March episode of "Impact Wrestling", Spud defeated Low Ki to win the X Division Championship. On the 27 March episode of "Impact Wrestling", he successfully defended his title against Low Ki in a rematch. On the 1 May episode of "Impact Wrestling", Spud lost his X Division Championship against Kenny King in a ladder match, also involving Tigre Uno and Mandrews. However, Spud won the title back on 29 May episode of "Impact Wrestling" during a Guntlet match. On 10
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