Major League Wrestling returned to the Melrose Ballroom in Queens, NY on Thursday night for MLW: Fury Road. Matches on this show were taped for the weekly MLW Fusion show on beIN SPORTS. The first episode from this taping is expected to air next Friday night, with the replay being uploaded to MLW’s YouTube channel the following night.
MLW Fury Road Results
– Joey Ryan defeated Richard Holliday.
– There is an in-ring segment where Konnan walked out to cut a promo where he said that MLW Tag Team Champions Pentagon & Fenix wanted to be here, but someone made sure that didn’t happen. This led to Salina de la Renta walking out to take credit for sending them back to Mexico and that this is what happens when you let Konnan leech off of you. Konnan said that she was leeching off Ricky Martinez, which set up the next match.
– Puma King defeated Ricky Martinez.
– Simon Gotch defeated Fallah Bahh after issuing an open challenge.
– The Smash N’ Dash Connection (Shane Strickland & Barrington Hughes) defeated The Samoan Island Tribe (Lance Anoa’i & Samu).
– Myron Reed defeated Marko Stunt.
– MLW Middleweight Champion MJF defeated Jason Cade and Jimmy Yuta in a Triple Threat Match to retain.
– El Hijo de LA Park (w/Salina de la Renta) defeated Sammy Guevara.
– Brody King defeated Tommy Dreamer.
– Filthy Tom Lawlor defeated Shane Strickland.
– The Hart Foundation (Teddy Hart, Brian Pillman Jr & Davey Boy Smith Jr) defeated Rich Swann, Marko Stunt & ACH.
– Sami Callihan defeated Jimmy Havoc in a spin the wheel, make the deal match.
– MLW Champion Low Ki defeated Daga to retain.
– LA Park (w/Salina de la Renta) defeated PCO.
OMG! pic.twitter.com/kHMNWdLQi2
— Major League Wrestling (@MLW) October 5, 2018
The Chairman doing Chairman things!#MLWFuryRoad pic.twitter.com/0HQa72GTv6
— Major League Wrestling (@MLW) October 5, 2018
And his opponent @laparktapia #MLWFuryRoad pic.twitter.com/PvwNCfzSeR
— Major League Wrestling (@MLW) October 5, 2018
This is going to be crazy …
Intonthe ring first … @PCOQuebecer pic.twitter.com/grw2qvdTiN
— Major League Wrestling (@MLW) October 5, 2018
