Rockstar Spud teeth. The feud ended in "Empty Arena, No Turnbuckles" match the 15 September edition of "Impact Wrestling", which was won by Sutter. At Bound for Glory, he participated in the Bound for Gold but was eliminated by Tyrus. On the 27 October episode of "Impact Wrestling", Spud took part in the Team X Gold match teaming with Decay against DJ Z, Braxton Sutter and Mandrews ("Go for Broke"), in a losing effort. On the 3 November episode of "Impact Wrestling", Spud and Decay lost a three-way match against Go for Broke and The Helms Dynasty. They were defeated once again
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