Matt Sydal (Evan Bourne) To Return To Impact Wrestling?

Going through spoilers of Impact Wrestling Tapings last night it was noted that Jeremy Borash announced that a major name was appearing tomorrow night who "last appeared at Victory Road in 2005". (2005 didn't have a Victory Road so I'm assuming it was either '04 or '06), Matt Sydal aka Evan Bourne's Impact Wrestling return can be expected.

Sydal wrestled on Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA)'s first monthly pay-per-view event, Victory Road, 2004. He participated in a twenty-man X Division Gauntlet for the Gold match. Sydal was a candidate in an online poll to determine who would meet Christopher Daniels for the TNA X Division Championship at Sacrifice, but was not chosen. During his run in TNA, Sydal was used as a jobber.

On the Ring of Honor Tapings Sydal made his return saving Frankie Kazarian for Marty Scurll and Hangman Page. Sydal made his first match back by defeated Flip Gordon, after the match Scurll came out and tried to put Sydal in the Chicken Wing, but he blocked it.

Matt is still listed on ROH website, though. Some other names can also be considered here:

-Mascarita Sagrada ( Last appeared at Victory Road 2004 )

He may return and have a feud with Swoggle as Swoggle appeared on Impact Wrestling last night.

-Psicosis ( Last appeared at Victory Road 2004 )

He may return to Impact Wrestling as part of talent trade with Lucha Libre AAA World Wide.




-Nosawa ( Last appeared at Victory Road 2004 )

Nosawa would first gain national U.S. exposure by making appearances for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA). He debuted at the 2003 Super X Cup, losing in the first round to Juventud Guerrera; he then reappeared as captain of Team Japan in the 2004 World X Cup, where he ended up placing last by the end of the tournament. Nosawa would go on to make sporadic appearances on the early episodes of TNA Impact, usually teaming up with fellow Japanese rookie Kazushi Miyamoto. The duo even challenged for the NWA World Tag Team Championship at TNA's second Anniversary show in June 2004, but ultimately came up short against America's Most Wanted. The duo's last in-ring appearance for the company would be at Victory Road '04, where both Nosawa and Miyamoto competed in the X-Division Gauntlet match, which was won by Hector Garza.