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AEW Dynamite Results (4/6): FTR vs. Young Bucks, Owen Hart Qualifiers, Samoa Joe Debuts

AEW Dynamite aired live from the Agganis Arena in Boston, MA. Samoa Joe made his AEW debut against Max Caster in a qualifying match for the Owen Hart Cup Tournament. FTR put the ROH & AAA Tag Team Championships on the line against the Young Bucks in the main event. In addition to the takeaways below, Jon Moxley vs. Wheeler Yuta was announced for this Friday’s Rampage.

Dynamite Results

  1. Adam Cole def. Christian Cage
  2. Samoa Joe def. Max Caster to qualify for the Owen Hart Tournament
  3. Captain Shawn Dean def. Shawn Spears
  4. The Hardys def. Butcher & Blade in a Tables match
  5. Hikaru Shida def. Julia Hart to qualify for the Owen Hart Tournament
  6. FTR def. The Young Bucks to retain the ROH & AAA Tag Team Championships

Here are the takeaways from tonight’s show:

Adam Cole def. Christian Cage, Texas Death Match For AEW Title Announced For Next Week’s Rampage

Adam Cole battled Christian Cage in the first match of the night. Cage and Cole locked up to start off the action. Christian brought Cole down with a Headlock but Cole was able to escape. Cage leveled Cole with a shoulder tackle and the two wrestlers locked up again.

Cole booted Christian in the ribs before bouncing his head off the top turnbuckle. Adam spit at Christian and retreated to the outside. Cage followed him out there and leveled Cole with a Clothesline and hit him with a chop to the chest against the barricade.

Back in the ring, Cage perched Cole up on the top turnbuckle but Adam escaped. Cole got Christian in the Tree of Woe and delivered a Superkick to the face. Cage rolled out of the ring to regroup and Cole followed him out there. Cole sent Cage into the barricade and then tumbling over the steel steps as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

Cage went for a Splash over the ring post and onto Cole below but he swatted him away when Dynamite returned. Christian rolled Cole up for a two count and followed it up with a Tornado DDT for another near fall. Cole connected with a Backstabber and went for the cover but Cage kicked out at two.

Cage planted Cole with a reverse DDT and climbed to the top rope. Christian went for a flying Headbutt but Cole got out of the way. Cole hit the Boom on Christian but he kicked out at two. Cage battled back but leaped into a Superkick for another two count and Cole couldn’t believe it.

Cole set up for the Panama Sunrise but Cage blocked it and hit a Hurricanrana for a two count. Cage went for the Spear but Cole booted him in the knee. Cage escaped Panama Sunrise but Cole hit another kick. Cage ducked under the Boom and hit Cole with a Spear for a two count as the crowd got to their feet. A very loud “AEW!” chant broke out as Cage went for the Killswitch. Cole poked Cage in the eye and hit the Boom for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Fish & O’Reilly attacked Christian but Jurassic Express made the save. AEW Champion Hangman Page made his way to the ring and Cole said he wanted another title shot. Page smacked Cole in the face and told him to look at him when he is talking to him. Hangman noted that they have a live Rampage in Texas next week and will defend the title against Cole in a Texas Deathmatch. The crowd chanted “cowboy shit!” as Hangman told Cole that he has a week to get his affairs in order.

Samoa Joe Qualified For The Owen Hart Cup Tournament

Max Caster faced Samoa Joe in an Owen Hart Cup Qualifying match. Caster’s rap joked that Joe is injury prone and that AEW beat NXT in the ratings when Joe was the champ. Caster and Joe traded some words in the ring and Joe hit a headbutt. Samoa Joe unloaded some strikes and danced around in the ring.

Joe hit a chop to the chest and a boot to the face in the corner. Joe hit a chop across the back and a boot to the face. Samoa Joe dropped an elbow and Caster rolled out of the ring to regroup. Joe hit a Suicide Dive through the ropes as a “Joe!” chant broke out. Bowens distracted Joe and Caster capitalized with some punches before the action returned to the ring. Samoa Joe responded with a shoulder tackle and the Muscle Buster for the pinfall victory. Samoa Joe has qualified for the men’s Owen Hart Cup Tournament.

Jay Lethal and Sanjay Dutt interrupted and said he tried to contract Samoa Joe for four months. They vowed to give Joe a present he will never forget next week in New Orleans.

Wardlow Cost Shawn Spears His Match

Shawn Spears battled Captain Shawn Dean tonight. MJF joined commentary for the match.

Spears controlled the action early and threw the Captain out of the ring as MJF boasted about having Wardlow banned. Spears pointed to the security sign that read Wardlow is banned from the arena and wiped his boots on it. The crowd chanted “Wardlow” as the action returned to the ring. Spears planted Dean with a Neckbreaker and had the match one but decided to inflict more punishment. Security staff was shown laid out as MJF began freaking out. Wardlow then was shown on camera beating the hell out of any member of security got in his way.

Wardlow made his way through the crowd and continued to beat down all the security members. Back in the ring, Captain Shawn Dean rolled up Shawn Spears for the pinfall victory. Security then was able to get Wardlow out as he had a big smile on his face. MJF and Shawn Spears threw a tantrum after the match. It was announced that MJF will face Shawn Dean next week.

Jericho Appreciation Society Ran Away

Eddie Kingston, Santana, and Ortiz attacked Jericho Appreciation Society backstage and beat them down. Kingston tried to throw a TV at them but they escaped. Jake Hager showed up right on time with a car and JAS drove away. Eddie, Santana, Ortiz then made their way to the ring. Kingston called Jericho a coward and vowed to attack Chris on sight even if they are with their family. They challenged them to a Trios match next week.

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The Hardys Picked Up A Win

The Butcher & The Blade faced The Hardys tonight in a Tables Match. Before the match, Tony Schiavone interviewed TBS Champion Jade Cargill w/ Mark Sterling. Cargill said she is tired of all these MMA losers coming to her show and getting in her ring. Sterling said that Marina Shafir is the problem and Cargill is a problem solver.

The match started off in a brawl with Butcher punching a steel chair into Matt Hardy’s face. The Hardys hit a double DDT but Blade battled back. Blade sent Hardy onto a table but not through it as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

When Dynamite returned, the teams were battling outside the ring. Jeff hit Butcher with a Leg Drop and then delivered an Atomic Drop to Blade. Matt Hardy planted Blade with a Twist of Fate on the floor outside the ring. Back in the ring, Matt hit Butcher with a Leg Drop through the table for the elimination. Matt connected with another Twist of Fate on Butcher on the floor. The Hardys set up a couple tables and put Blade on top of them. Jeff climbed to the top of the ladder and put Butcher through the table with a Swanton Bomb for the win.

After the match, AFO (Andrade, Jose, The Bunny, and Private Party interrupted and made their way to the entrance ramp. Sting’s music hit and he came to the entrance ramp with a baseball bat. Sting hit Private Party and approached Andrade as he hid behind The Bunny. They escaped and went backstage to end the segment. Jurassic Express and Christian Cage were then shown backstage. Cage was frustrated about his loss to Adam Cole and stormed off. Jurassic Express challenged reDragon to a match next week and will put the tag titles on the line.

Hikaru Shida Qualified For The Owen Hart Tournament

Julia Hart faced Hikaru Shida in a qualifying match for the women’s Owen Hart Cup tournament. Before the match, Toni Storm and Jamie Hayter had a backstage confrontation.

It was announced that Thunder Rosa will defend the AEW Women’s Championship against Nyla Rose at Saturday Fight Night on April 16th (Battle of the Belts).

Hart controlled the match early and choked Hikaru with her jacket. Pillman Jr. and Griff Garrison were ringside and Julia kicked them out. Dynamite went to a commercial break with Hart in control. When Dynamite returned, Shida battled back and sent Hart to the corner.

Shida connected with a running knee and followed it up with a Suplex. Julia battled back with a slam for a near fall and climbed to the top rope. Hart went for a Moonsault but Shida got out of the way. Hikaru hit an elbow and then a Falcon Arrow for the pinfall victory. Hikaru Shida has qualified for the women’s Owen Hart Cup tournament.

Serena Deeb tried to attack Shida after the match but she was ready for it. Team Taz tried to attack Swerve Strickland backstage but Keith Lee made the save.

FTR Retained In A Great Match With The Young Bucks

FTR defended the AAA & ROH Tag Team Championships in the main event against the Young Bucks. The champions controlled the action early and isolated Matt in the ring. Matt escaped to the corner and Nick Jackson tagged in. Harwood took Nick to the mat with a headlock takeover and then went for a wrist lock but Jackson got to the ropes. Nick threw his goofy headwear at Dax and Harwood responded by dropping it in his trunks, and then throwing it in Matt’s face.

Harwood hit an Arm Drag in the middle of the ring. Matt tagged in and Nick tripped Harwood up. Wheeler tripped up Matt and then traded punches with Nick int he middle of the ring. Young Bucks hit Dax with a couple Dropkicks and then did the same to Wheeler. Cash shrugged it off and exploded with a Clothesline that knocked Matt and Nick to the mat.

Cash Wheeler tagged in and locked in the Sharpshooter in the middle of the ring. Dax got Nick Jackson in the Sharpshooter as well but Young Bucks were able to escape. Young Bucks took control and isolated Cash in the ring. Matt and Nick beat him down and posed for the booing crowd.

Nick climbed to the middle turnbuckle and connected with a double axe handle to the face. Matt taunted Dax and he got into the ring allowing Young Bucks to hit Cash with a couple cheap shots as Dynamite went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Dynamite returned, Young Bucks had Cash Wheeler trapped in the ring. Cash tried for a tag but Nick knocked Harwood off the ring apron with a Superkick. Matt sent Cash to the corner and went for a double team move but Nick accidentally caught him with a kick to the face.

Nick tagged himself in and leaped into a strike from Wheeleer. Dax Harwood unloaded some punches and Suplexes before sending Nick out of the ring. Harwood unloaded some chops in the corner on Matt and rolled him up for a two count. Matt and Dax got in a test of strength and traded roll-up attempts but both men kicked out. Harwood planted Matt with a Piledriver and went for the cover but Jackson kicked out at two.

Harwood perched Matt up on the top turnbuckle and delivered a chop to the chest. Nick hopped on the apron and shoved Dax to the floor. Wheeler hit a Back Drop on Nick onto the ring apron as Dax crotched Matt on the top turnbuckle. Harwood hit a Superplex but Nick caught Wheeler with a Hurricanrana on the opposite of the ring and all four wrestlers were down.

Nick tagged in and hit Wheeler with a knee to the face. Young Bucks followed it up with a Bulldog/ Dropkick combo and Nick hit a Facebuster. Dax hit Nick with a Brainbuster but turned around into a Dropkick from Matt. Wheeler slammed Matt to the mat and went for the cover but Matt kicked out at two.

FTR went for the Big Rig but Young Bucks blocked it. Matt hit Wheeler with a low blow while the referee was distracted. Young Bucks went for Big Rig on Cash Wheeler and connected but Wheeler kicked out at the last moment. Young Bucks hit a 450 Splash and a Moonsault on Cash but he somehow kicked out at two.

Matt went for the cover two more times but Wheeler kicked out again and again. Nick hit Cash with a title and Matt used the tights for leverage in a cradle but Harwood broke it up at two. Young Bucks leveled Harwood with a Superkick and knocked him out of the ring. Nick Jackson tagged in and Young Bucks got in the ring with Cash Wheeler.

Young Bucks thought they had the match won with the BTE Trigger but Cash had his boot on the rope. A loud “FTR!” chant broke out as they hit a ridiculous Powerbomb/Tombstone combo on the Young Bucks. FTR then hit Matt with a BTE Trigger and followed it up with the Big Rig for the pinfall victory. FTR got a great reaction as they posed with the titles to close the show.

Posted April 7th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

WWE NXT Results (4/5): Title Match, Cameron Grimes Speaks

The April 5, 2022 episode of WWE NXT aired live on the USA Network from Orlando, Florida at the Capitol Wrestling Center. 

WWE NXT Results 

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  • The Creed Brothers (Brutus Creed & Julius Creed) def. Imperium (Marcel Barthel & Fabian Aichner).
  • Dexter Lumis vs. Duke Hudson goes to a double countout.
  • Toxic Attraction (Jacy Jayne & Gigi Dolin) def. Dakota Kai & Raquel Gonzalez to become the new NXT Women’s Tag Team Champions
  • Nikkita Lyons def. Lash Legend.
  • Bron Breakker def. Gunther to retain NXT Title

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Title Match

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Toxic Attraction (Gigi Dolin & Jacy Jayne) will get a rematch for the NXT Women’s Tag Team Titles against Raquel Gonzalez & Dakota Kai

Gonzalez and Kai won the NXT Women’s Tag Team titles from Dolin and Jayne on the Stand & Deliver pre-show this past Saturday.

This marked their second reign as NXT Women’s Tag Team Champions. They reunited on NXT last week when Gonzalez saved Kai from a beatdown by Toxic Attraction.

The match had plenty of time and they put on a solid performance. There was a near fall where Jayne knocked Raquel off the apron and hit a superkick to Kai for 2. Wendy Choo came out, but was tossed into the steel steps by Mandy Rose. 

Jayne and Dolin hit their finisher to Raquel for the win. 

Nikkita Lyons vs. Lash Legend

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Nikkita Lyons vs. Lash Legend was booked in a singles match. 

This match was set up following a “Lashing Out with Lash Legend” segment where they had a heated confrontation. Legend interrupted Lyons’ victory celebration to state she was not finished with the prospect. She wanted to put an end to her business.

The match took place in the second hour and they tried their best. Lyons hit a superplex for 2. Lyons went over with her finisher. 

Cameron Grimes Speaks

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New North American Champion Cameron Grimes addressed his title victory on this show. At Stand & Deliver this past Saturday, Grimes beat Carmelo Hayes, Santos Escobar, Grayson Waller, and Solo Sikoa in a ladder match to become the champion. 

Grimes said his single parent father made him into the man he is today. He said that for the past three years, he has been busting his butt to prove that he belongs in WWE. Solo Solkoa came out and challenged him for a title match. Grimes said he respects him and he sees Solo as someone who has fought to be where he is today. Solo said that championships run all through his bloodline. Grimes accepted the challenge.

Bron Breakker vs. Gunther 

Although Dolph Ziggler retained the WWE NXT Title over Bron Breakker at NXT Stand & Deliver this past Saturday, Breakker beat Ziggler to win the title for a second time on Monday’s Raw. 

So what happened on NXT this week with these two stars? Breakker opened the show with a promo. Some of the fans were chanting that they wanted Ziggler while the others said that they didn’t. Bron got booed. Bron said that this past weekend was a big one from the Hall Of Fame induction of his father and failed at Stand & Deliver. After watching WrestleMania, he decided to challenge Ziggler and got his title back on the biggest Raw of the year. Gunther came out and said that all he cares about is the NXT Title. Gunther said the title means you are the best in NXT and Bron isn’t the best until he steps into the ring with him. Bron challenged him to a match tonight. 

The match saw Gunther pretty much dominate and Bron was selling his tail off. There were a few near falls to prove that Bron wouldn’t quit. Bron fought back and hit his finisher for the win. 

Post-match, Rick Steiner was seen locked in a shark tank. Joe Gacy said let’s see if we can teach this dog new tricks.

Posted April 6th, 2022 in Results.

WWE RAW After WrestleMania Results (4/4): Cody Rhodes Speaks, New Champion, Roman Reigns

WWE RAW aired live from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. It was the first episode of RAW following WrestleMania 38. Undisputed Universal Champion Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes appeared on tonight’s show. Veer Mahaan finally arrived on RAW as well. Dolph Ziggler defended the NXT Championship against Bron Breakker in a rematch from NXT Stand & Deliver.

RAW Results

  1. Sasha Banks & Naomi def. Liv Morgan & Rhea Ripley in a Championship Contender’s match
  2. The Miz def. Dominik Mysterio
  3. Bron Breakker def. Dolph Ziggler to become the new NXT Champion
  4. Austin Theory & The Usos def. Finn Balor & RK-Bro
  5. Street Profits def. Alpha Academy

Here are the takeaways from this year’s RAW after WrestleMania:

Seth Rollins Interrupted Cody Rhodes

Cody Rhodes kicked off RAW and made his way to the ring. Cody got a great reaction and the crowd chanted his name. Cody joked “so what do you guys want to talk about?” to a pop from the crowd. Rhodes said that the decision to come to WWE was easy and he’s signed a multi-year agreement. Cody added that he felt vindicated after beating one of the best superstars at WrestleMania in Seth Rollins. Rhodes joked that he was the “star that left them in the dust”.

Rhodes brought up his father and got choked up as he said he was his hero. A photo of Dusty in Madison Square Garden was shown. Cody said he was hear to live out his dream and win the title. He wanted to win the title and present it to his father but that is not possible now. Cody then said that he may not be able to physically bestow the title onto the American Dream, but he can put it around the waist of the American Nightmare.

Seth Rollins interrupted and danced around on the entrance ramp before making his way to the ring. Rollins got in the ring with Cody and stared at him for a moment. Rhodes dropped the microphone and extended his hand. Seth looked at Cody’s hand and laughed before shaking his hand. Rollins cackled in Cody’s face before exiting to end the segment.

Rhea Ripley & Liv Morgan Lost Their Championship Contender’s Match But Are Just Getting A Title Shot Next Week Anyway

Sasha Banks & Naomi faced Liv Morgan & Rhea Ripley in a Championship Contender’s match. Rhea Ripley and Naomi started off the action and Ripley connected with a vertical Suplex. Ripley connected with a dive onto Banks outside the ring but turned around into a dive from Naomi. The action returned to the ring and Naomi hit Ripley with a Leg Drop for a two count as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Ripley and Naomi were battling in the ring. Naomi hit an Enziguri that knocked Rhea to the canvas. Sasha Banks and Liv Morgan tagged in and The Boss connected with a Hurricanrana. Sasha followed it up with Double Knees in the corner and climbed to the top rope.

Banks hit a Meteora and went for the cover but Liv was able to kick out at the last moment. Liv battled back with a Dropkick and tagged Ripley back in. Rhea planted Banks with a slam for a near fall. Banks sent Ripley out of the ring and Naomi hit Rear View on Liv for the pinfall victory. Ripley left Liv Morgan behind after the match.

Later on RAW, Liv and Rhea had a conversation. Rhea claimed that she spoke to management and they are just getting a title shot next week anyway. One has to wonder if the challengers will be able to coexist next week.

Ezekiel Interrupted Kevin Owens

Kevin Owens marched to the ring to a chorus of boos. Owens admitted that he underestimated Steve Austin because he has to still be great to defeat one of the best WWE superstars in history. Owens claimed that he tricked himself because he went into that match with a pretty bad back injury. Kevin stated that he inured his back “lifting a lot of weights” and should have gone but the WWE Universe needed him to deliver a great WrestleMania main event. Owens suggested that the loss should be removed from the record books because he wasn’t 100%.

Ezekiel (FKA as Elias) and Owens asked where the hell has he been. Ezekiel said he is not Elias and the crowd chanted “yes you are”. He claimed that he is Elias’ younger brother named Ezekiel. Owens called him a liar and Ezekiel said Kevin must hate himself. Ezekiel noted that Owens lied to Stone Cold and got a Stunner for it. The crowd chanted “you got stunned!” as Owens told Ezekiel that he never liked. Owens gave Ezekiel 10 seconds to get the hell out of the ring and began counting down. Owens then simply left the ring instead of attacking Ezekiel at the end of the 10 seconds.

The Miz Picked Up A Win, Veer Mahaan Arrived

Dominik went for the 619 early but The Miz blocked it. Miz then quickly planted Dominik with the Skull Crushing Finale for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Veer Mahaan made his way to the ring and attacked Dominik. Veer then leveled Rey with a Clothesline and slammed him to the mat. Mahaan applied a Camel Clutch for a bit and then posed over Dominik. Rey Myterio versus Veer Mahaan was announced for next week’s episode of RAW.

Bianca Belair Addressed The Crowd

RAW Women’s Champion Bianca Belair came down to the ring to begin the 2nd hour of the show. Belair defeated Becky Lynch on Night 1 of WrestleMania to become the new RAW Women’s Champion. Bianca took off her glasses to reveal the black eye she got in the match against Lynch. Belair said she didn’t cheat to get back to the top and told the crowd that they deserved a better champion than Becky Lynch. Bianca added that she knows how hard it is to stay at the top and vowed to beat whoever is next. Belair then posed with the RAW Women’s Championship as pyro went off.

Bron Breakker Captured The NXT Championship

Dolph Ziggler defended the NXT Championship against Bron Breakker tonight on RAW. Robert Roode was ringside for the match. Ziggler slapped Breakker in the face a couple times before the bell rang. Breakker dominated early and beat Ziggler down in the corner. Bron followed it up with a. Belly to Belly throw and Ziggler retreated out of the ring. Dolph took back control and booted Breakker in the face. Bron shrugged it off and planted Ziggler with a Spinebuster.

Bron sent Dolph into the ring post before perching him up on the top turnbuckle. Ziggler escaped and crotched breaker on the turnbuckle and followed it up with a Dropkick that knocked him to the floor outside the ring as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Ziggler had Breakker in a submission hold in the middle of the ring. Breakker escaped but Dolph leveled him with a Dropkick for a two count. Dolph went for the Zig Zag but Breakker countered into a Powerbomb. Bron hit another Belly to Belly throw and followed it up with a powerful lariat. Roode hopped on the apron for a distraction and Ziggler capitalized with a rollup for a two count. Breakker flipped onto Roode outside the ring but walked into a Fameasser for a two count.

Ziggler raked Breakker’s eyes and followed it up with a Superkick for another near fall. Dolph tuned up for another Superkick but Breakker absolutely leveled him with a Spear. Breakker followed it up with a Powerslam for the pinfall victory. Bron Breakker is the new NXT Champion.

MVP Betrayed Lashley & Joined Omos

MVP made his return and introduced Bobby Lashley. Bobby defeated Omos at WrestleMania 38. Lashley said Omos was the strongest man that he had ever faced and had to wait for him to make a mistake to defeat him. Omos interrupted and made his way to the ring. Omos and Lashley had a stare down before MVP attacked Lashley from behind. Omos and MVP then beat the hell out of Lashley. Omos planted Lashley with a Chokebomb and posed with MVP to end the segment.

Carmella & Queen Zelina Could Not Coexist

Carmella and Queen Zelina came down to the ring and started arguing with each other after losing the Women’s Tag Team Championships at WrestleMania. Vega said Corey Graves was a fool for marrying Carmella but is a handsome man. Carmella ripped the microphone away and told Vega that she isn’t going to be one of her bridesmaids. This eventually led to a brawl and Carmella retreated out of the ring. Carmella then made out with Corey Graves to end the segment.

Austin Theory & The Usos Picked Up A Win

RAW Tag Team Champions RK-Bro & Finn Balor faced SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Usos & Austin Theory tonight. Balor hit a shoulder tackle and stomped on Uso in the middle of the ring. Jimmy battled back with an uppercut but Balor shrugged it off and hit a Dropkick for a one count.

Austin Theory tagged in and beat down Riddle as the crowd taunted him. Riddle knocked Jimmy off the ring apron and sent Theory to the outside. Riddle went for a springboard move but Theory tripped him up as RAW went to a commercial break.

Riddle was still trapped when RAW returned. Jey Uso planted Riddle with a Neckbreaker and went for the cover but Riddle kicked out at two. Orton provided a distraction and Riddle caught Jey with a kick to the face. Orton tagged in to a big pop from the crowd and unloaded some strikes.

Orton hit Jimmy with a Powerslam but Theory tagged himself in. Orton hit a DDT on Jey and set up for the RKO. Austin Theory hit a Dropkick to the face and Balor tagged in. Finn hit a Dropkick and went for the Coup de Grace but Theory got out of the way. Balor got out of the ATL and hit a Slingblade. Orton hit an RKO and everything broke down. Austin Theory hit Balor with the ATL for the pinfall victory.

Edge & Damian Priest Got The Better Of AJ Styles

Edge made his way to the ring by himself as RAW went to a break. Edge defeated AJ Styles last night at WrestleMania after Damian Priest provided a distraction. When RAW returned, Edge said that AJ Styles faced his Judgement Day at WrestleMania and brought up Damian Priest. Edge stated that Damian Priest tried to be a role model for too long for the sheep in the crowd. The crowd chanted “we are sheeps!” and Edge called them idiots. Edge then introduced Damian Priest as “the man who will be the punishment for the guilty”. Damian Priest’s former name was Punishment Martinez.

Priest made his way to the ring in an all black suit just like Edge and shook his hand. Edge asked “what was it about my pearls of genius that caused you to take your career back into your own hands at WrestleMania”. Damian told Edge that he means a lot to him and the crowd chanted “we don’t care!”. Priest said that used to bother him and it doesn’t anymore. Edge called the crowd losers and they promptly responded with a “we are losers!” chant.

Damian claimed Edge was speaking directly to him with his words and Edge called this the best decision of his life. Edge stated that the night he stopped caring about what the sheep think was the night that Damian decided to take his power back. Edge told Styles that he should back away and think of his family & children.

AJ Styles interrupted and marched down the entrance ramp. Styles brawled with Damian Priest and sent him over the barricade. AJ tackled Edge in the ring and unloaded some punches. Styles sent Edge into the ring post a couple times before bringing some steel chairs into the ring.

AJ set up Edge for the con-chair-to but Damian broke it up. Damian beat Styles down in the corner and stomped him to the mat. Damian held Styles up and Edge leveled him with a Spear as Priest took out AJ’s legs. Priest and Edge then set up Styles for another con-chair-to but WWE officials rushed the ring to break it up. AJ Styles versus Damian Priest was announced for next week.

Street Profits def. Alpha Academy

Alpha Academy faced Street Profits tonight on RAW. Gable planted Montez Ford with a German Suplex as Otis beat Dawkins down outside the ring. Adam Pearce interrupted and said that this is now a Texas Tornado match.

The two teams started brawling and Otis & Dawkins went to the outside again. Ford launched Gable out of the ring and then flipped over the ring post and onto everyone below. Back in the ring, Dawkins hit Gable with a Suplex for a one count.

Street Profits beat Otis down in the corner until Gable broke it up. Gable hit a Fisherman’s Suplex on Ford for a two count. Dawkins hit Gable with a terrible looking Spinebuster in the middle of the ring. Otis hit Dawkins with a Splash for a two count.

When RAW returned from a break, Alpha Academy connected with Suplexes and climbed to the top rope. Gable hit a Moonsault and Otis hit a Vader Bomb for a near fall. Otis brought a table into the ring and set it up in the corner. Gable rolled Dawkins on the table as Otis climbed up to the middle turnbuckle. Dawkins shoved Otis to the floor and then into the steel steps. Montez climbed to the top rope but Gable tripped him up. Gable went for a Superplex but Ford held onto the ropes. Dawkins set up Gable on the table and Ford connected with the Frog Splash for the pinfall victory.

Roman Reigns Closed The Show

Undisputed Universal Champion Roman Reigns made his way to the ring in the final minutes of this week’s show. The Usos and Paul Heyman accompanied the Tribal Chief to the entrance ramp. Reigns raised both titles in the air and winced in pain as he brought his arms down.

Reigns stood silently for a bit as the crowd chanted “Roman!”. Heyman handed Reigns the microphone and Roman said that he knows why everyone is here but they are going to switch things up a bit. Reigns asked Heyman to explain The Bloodline’s success. Heyman noted that The Usos are longest reigning tag champs in the history of SmackDown. Paul added that Reigns has the largest box office receipts of SummerSlam, Survivor Series, and on top for the first billion dollar grossing year. Heyman introduced Reigns as the Undisputed biggest star in sports entertainment.

Roman said “what is good for Roman Reigns is good for WWE. Reigns claimed that he is the last needle mover because he is constantly operating at god mode. Roman said he is a man of his word, called his shot, and he delivered. Reigns boasted that he smashed Brock Lesnar and that is the past now. Roman added that he is constantly moving forward and will let everyone know what the next step is this Friday on SmackDown. Reigns asked the crowd to acknowledge him to close the show.

Posted April 5th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

WWE WrestleMania 38 Night 2 Results: Lesnar vs. Reigns, Austin & McMahon, Edge vs. AJ Styles

WWE WrestleMania 38 Night 2 aired live from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar battled in the main event to determine the Undisputed WWE Champion. The RAW & Women’s Tag Team Championships were defended tonight and AJ Styles squared off against Edge for the first time ever.

WrestleMania Night 2 Results

  1. RK-Bro def. Street Profits & Alpha Academy in a Triple Threat match to retain the RAW Tag Team Championships
  2. Lashley def. Omos
  3. Johnny Knoxville def. Sami Zayn in an Anything Goes match
  4. Sasha Banks & Naomi def. Queen Zelina & Carmella, Baszler & Natalya, Ripley & Morgan in a Fatal 4-Way to become the new Women’s Tag Team Champions
  5. Edge def. AJ Styles
  6. Sheamus & Ridge Holland def. Xavier Woods & Kofi Kingston
  7. Pat McAfee def. Austin Theory
  8. Vince McMahon def. Pat McAfee
  9. Roman Reigns def. Brock Lesnar to become the Undisputed Universal WWE Champion

Here are the takeaways from Night 2 of WrestleMania 38:

Triple H Kicked Off The Show

Triple H kicked off Night 2 of WrestleMania and made his way to the ring. Triple H got a tremendous reaction for the crowd and soaked it in. Triple H had his wrestling boots in hand as the crowd chanted “thank you Hunter!”. He dropped his boots in the ring and said he just wanted to come out here and say thank you. Triple H welcomed everyone to WrestleMania and the pyro went off. The camera then cut to the microphone and Triple H’s wrestling boots left in the ring.

RK-Bro Retained The RAW Tag Titles, Gable Steveson

RK-Bro (Randy Orton & Riddle) defended the RAW Tag Team Championships against Street Profits (Montez Ford & Angelo Dawkins) and Alpha Academy (Otis & Chad Gable) in a Triple Threat match. Riddle booted Gable in the face to start off the match but turned around into a Clothesline from Ford.

Gable hit a German Suplex and went for the cover but it was broken up. The match turned into a brawl with everyone being thrown out of the ring until Otis was the final superstar in the ring. Otis flexed to a chorus of boos before everyone got back into the ring again.

Montez hit Gable with an Enziguri and then flipped over the ring post onto everyone outside the ring. Gable then climbed to the top rope and connected with a Moonsault onto everyone outside the ring again. Alpha Academy took control of the match and hit a German Suplex/ Clothesline combo on Riddle.

Otis hit Riddle with a Body Slam and Gable tagged in. Chad hit a Northern Lights Suplex and went for a cover but Riddle kicked out at two. Gable then locked in a submission hold while taunting the crowd by shouted “a thank you!”. Riddle escaped but Gable took him down with a Dragon Screw.

Ford leveled Gable with a Dropkick but he responded by catapulting him across the ring for a two count. Angelo Dawkins tagged in and delivered some Exploder Suplexes to Gable and Riddle. Dawkins hit the Silencer on Riddle and went for the cover but Otis broke it up with a Splash.

Otis wound up running himself into the ring post after Riddle got out of the way. Riddle hit Gable with an Enziguri and then a GTR on Dawkins. Orton and Ford tagged in and Randy unloaded some Clotheslines. Orton hit his Powerslam and the crowd was going bananas. Ford escaped the DDT in the ropes but got the slam on the announce table instead. Orton slammed Gable on the announce table and continued to fire up the crowd.

Riddle hit Dawkins with a knee to the face and then hit DDTs in stereo with Orton on the Street Profits. The crowd was heavily behind RK-Bro but Alpha Academy dragged them out of the ring. Otis and Gable sent RK-Bro into the barricade. Alpha Academy hit a Bulldog from the top rope on Ford but he kicked out at two.

Otis climbed to the middle turnbuckle but got shoved to the outside. Street Profits hit a Blockbuster (Ford off the top rope as Dawkins had Gable in the Electric Chair) but somehow Chad kicked out. The crowd chanted “this is awesome!” as Riddle booted Otis in the face. Orton went for an RKO but Dawkins countered with a Spinebuster. Dawkins flipped onto Otis as Montez climbed to the top rope. Riddle came out of nowhere and hit Ford with an RKO off the top rope. Gable then went for a Splash but Orton countered into an RKO for the pinfall victory. RK-Bro are still the RAW Tag Team Champions.

Street Profits got into the ring with some solo cups and shared a drink with RK-Bro. They invited Gable Steveson into the ring and he celebrated with the two teams. Chad Gable slapped the cup out of Steveson’s hand and grabbed a microphone. Steven ripped the microphone away but Chad told him to shoosh. Steveson hit a Belly to Belly throw on Gable that sent him across the ring.

Lashley def. Omos

Omos battled Bobby Lashley tonight at WrestleMania 38. The crowd chanted “Bobby!” as the two superstars circled each other to begin the match. Omos clubbed Lashley down to the mat right away but Bobby got back up. Lashley ducked under a kick and went for a Suplex but Omos blocked it. Omos grabbed Lashley and clubbed him down to the mat.

Lashley got right up and slapped Omos in the face. Omos booted Lashley in the face and then beat him down in the corner of the ring. Omos went for another Splash but Lashley avoided it and beat him down in the corner. Lashley went for the Hurt Lock but Omos escaped and hit another Clothesline. Omos then shoved Lashley out of the ring and the ref started counting.

Bobby hopped on the ring apron and bashed Omos in the face. Lashley leaped off the turnbuckle but Omos caught him and slammed him down to the canvas. Omos then got Lashley in a Bear Hug in the middle of the ring. Lashley eventually escaped and unloaded some strikes to Omos’ face.

Lashley booted Omos in the midsection and went for a Suplex but Omos escaped again. Lashley then was able to hit the a Suplex on Omos and then a Spear while he was looking the other way. Bobby followed it up with another Spear for the pinfall victory.

Johnny Knoxville def. Sami Zayn

Sami Zayn faced Johnny Knoxville in an Anything Goes match tonight at WrestleMania. Knoxville came to the ring in a ridiculous outfit and the Jackass theme. Zayn hit Knoxville with a Helluva Kick right away and booted him out of the ring. Sami slammed Knoxville into the barricade and started taunting the Jackass crew that was ringside. Knoxville capitalized on the distraction and sprayed Sami with a fire extinguisher.

Knoxville brought a stop sign, a trash can and a pair of crutches into the ring. Zayn booted him in the midsection and grabbed metal tray. Sami bashed Knoxville over the back with it and then grabbed the crutch. Sami hit Knoxville across the back with the crutch before bashing him with the trash can. Zayn went for the cover but Knoxville kicked out at two.

Sami brought a table into the ring and put his hand under the ring again and grabbed his finger in pain. It was revealed that it was a table with mouse traps on it and Sami set it up outside the ring. Sami got back into the ring and Knoxville bashed his head with trash can lids and then the stop sign. Zayn hit an Exploder Suplex through a table in the corner for a two count.

Johnny sprayed something in Sami’s face but he shrugged it off and booted him in the midsection. Chris Pontius (Jackass star) got in the ring and started dancing around (Party Boy) as Sami laughed at him. Pontius then stripped down to a thong and started aggressively dancing towards Sami. Zayn beat him down and threw him out of the ring. Knoxville went for a roll-up but Sami kicked out at two.

Sami bashed Knoxville to the mat and got out of the ring to beat Pontius down some more. Wee Man emerged from under the ring and started attacking Sami. Zayn scampered into the ring and Wee Man hit him with a Body Slam. Knoxville followed it up with a Tornado DDT but Sami kicked out at two. Sami booted Wee Man in the face and knocked him out of the ring.

Zayn climbed to the top rope but Knoxville clicked a button and pyro went off the in the corner. Knoxville then bowled a ball into Sami’s balls and then used a device to boot him in the balls again. Knoxville brought out a taser and Sami started running away. Zayn walked right into a giant hand slap and fell to the floor.

Back in the ring, Sami stomped on Knoxville and planted him with a Suplex. Sami climbed to the top rope and Knoxville tasered him in the nuts. Knoxville then hurled Sami off the top rope and he crashed through the mouse trap table below. The Jackass crew then brought in a gigantic mouse trap and rolled Sami in the ring. Knoxville closed the trap on Sami for the pinfall victory. Zayn couldn’t kick out because the trap had his shoulders pinned down.

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Sasha Banks & Naomi Are The New Women’s Tag Champs

Queen Zelina & Carmella defended the Women’s Tag Team Championships against Sasha Banks & Naomi, Rhea Ripley & Liv Morgan, and Shayna Baszler & Natalya in a Fatal 4-way tag team match.

Carmella got out of the ring right away and Banks and Ripley squared off in the ring. Sasha went for the Bank Statement but Ripley blocked it. Rhea set up for the Riptide but Sasha escaped and the two had a stare down. Banks and Liv Morgan hit a Suicide Dive onto everyone outside the ring before battling in the ring. Sasha tripped Liv up and posed in the ring before rolling her up for a two count. Natalya booted Liv in the face and Baszler tagged in.

Shayna stomped on Liv’s ankle and then applied a submission hold. Carmella tagged in and brought Liv over the their corner of the ring. Zelina tagged in and continued to beat Liv down. Vega hit Code Red but Rhea broke up the cover. Naomi hit Natalya with the Rear View but turned around into a kick from Baszler. Sasha sent Baszler to the outside but Carmella sent her to the floor. Carmella hit Rhea with a Hurricanrana that sent her to the outside. Vega followed it up with a Moonsault off the apron.

Naomi and Banks sent Carmella out of the ring and isolated Liv Morgan again. The climbed up to opposite turnbuckles with Liv in the middle of the ring but it was broken up. Rhea and Liv connected with simultaneous Tower of Doom spots in opposite corners of the ring.

Naomi rolled Liv up for a near fall before Ripley tagged in. Ripley hit Naomi with a headbutt and followed it up with Riptide as Liv hit a Backstabber at the same time. Rhea went for the cover but Banks broke it up before being sent out of the ring again. Baszler and Natalya then hit a double team move on Naomi but Liv broke up the cover.

Natalya tagged in but got dragged out of the ring after Carmella made a blind tag. Carmella knocked Banks to the floor again and Vega hit Naomi with a cheap shot. Carmella followed it up with a Superkick for a near fall and Corey Graves was despondent on commentary. Naomi booted Carmella in the face and Banks tagged in. Sasha hit Carmella with a Frog Splash and went for the cover but Carmella kicked out at two. Sasha went for the Bank Statement but Vega dragged Carmella out of the ring and the match continued.

Banks hit Vega with a Meteora off the apron and returned to the ring with Carmella. Naomi tagged in and booted Carmella in the face. Banks tagged back in hit a double team move (Glam Slam/ Codebreaker) on Carmella for the pinfall victory. Sasha Banks & Naomi are the new Women’s Tag Team Champions.

Damian Priest Helped Edge def. AJ Styles

AJ Styles battled Edge for the first time ever tonight at WrestleMania.

Styles controlled the action early and hit Edge with a Dropkick and a series of Arm Drags. Edge retreated to the ropes and held onto them until the referee backed Styles away. Edge went for the Spear but AJ got out of the way and the two superstars had a stare down.

Styles hit Edge with a knee to the face and knocked him into the steel steps outside the ring. Styles went for a springboard 450 Splash but Edge got his knees up at the last moment. Edge capitalized and beat Styles down by focusing his attack on the injured ribs. The Rated R Superstar sent the Phenomenal One into the turnbuckle for a two count.

Edge continued to focus on Styles’ midsection and locked in an Abdominal Stretch in the middle of the ring with scattered elbow strikes to the ribs. Styles broke free with some elbow strikes of his own and an Arm Drag. AJ followed it up with a Dragon Screw to buy himself some time to recover.

AJ walked right into a Shoulder Breaker from Edge and both men fell to the mat. Edge stomped AJ down in the corner until the referee backed him away. AJ capitalized with a massive right hand and both superstars fell down. Styles charged but Edge got out of the way and sent AJ flying into the middle turnbuckle.

Edge went for a Suplex but AJ countered into one of his own and Edge crashed into the turnbuckle. AJ went for a Pele Kick but Edge dodged it. AJ went for the Styles Clash but Edge escaped and applied a Crossface. Styles was able to get to the ropes to break the hold and the match continued.

Styles hit a slingshot DDT and brought Edge to the corner. AJ went for a Powerbomb but Edge held onto the ropes. Styles got Edge in the Torture Rack and transitioned into a Powerbomb for a near fall. Edge hit the Edgecution and went for the cover but AJ was able to kick out at two. Styles ducked under a lariat and planted Edge with a release German Suplex.

AJ hit the Pele Kick and went for the Calf Crusher but Edge countered into another Crossface. Styles escaped but Edge hit the Edge-o-Matic for a two count. Edge followed it up with a Powerbomb and went for the cover but Styles wouldn’t stay down.

Edge and Styles battled on the turnbuckle and AJ hit a Suplex onto the ring apron. Styles brought Edge back into the ring and hit the Springboard 450 Splash for a near fall. AJ went for the Phenomenal Forearm but Edge dodged it. Styles leapfrogged a Spear attempt and planted Edge with the Styles Clash but Edge somehow kicked out at two. Damian Priest showed up ringside and provided a distraction as Styles set up for the Phenomenal Forearm. Styles then went for it but Edge caught him with a Spear in midair for the pinfall victory. After the match, Damian Priest posed with Edge as the crowd booed.

Sheamus & Ridge Holland Picked Up A Win

Ridge Holland & Sheamus faced Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods tonight. The match was scheduled for Night 1 but was cut for time. Butch accompanied Sheamus & Holland to the ring. Sheamus and Ridge Holland attacked during their entrance but New Day battled back once the bell rang. Kingston hit Ridge with Trouble in Paradise right away and went for the cover but Sheamus broke it up. Butch wanted to get in on the action but Sheamus had to hold him back.

Woods and Kingston beat Ridge Holland down in the ring. Sheamus leveled Kofi with a Brogue Kick as Woods hit Holland with a Superkick. Butch got on the apron and Sheamus capitalized on the distraction with a Brogue Kick to Woods. Ridge followed it up with Northern Grit for the pinfall victory. Butch unloaded some strikes on Woods and grabbed his ear until Sheamus & Holland held him back.

Pat McAfee def. Austin Theory, Mr. McMahon def. Pat McAfee, Stone Cold Steve Austin Hit Everyone With The Stunner

Pat McAfee faced Austin Theory tonight. Before the match, Vince McMahon strutted his way down the entrance ramp and got into the ring. Vince introduced Austin Theory as a future Universal Champion. Austin Theory took a selfie with Mr. McMahon in the ring before Vince exited.

McAfee unloaded some strikes to Theory’s face to start off the match as Vince took a seat ringside. Theory battled back with a headbutt but McAfee hit an elbow to the face. McAfee connected with a Hurricanrana for a two count and took a moment to acknowledge the crowd. It quickly backfired and Theory connected with a Backbreaker and followed it up with a Suplex.

Theory asked McMahon if he wanted another Suplex and Vince nodded. Theory flexed and planted McAfee with another Suplex before casually jogging around the ring. Austin went for a Suplex but McAfee countered into one of his own. Theory crawled to the apron and McAfee hit a shoulder tackle that sent Austin flying onto the announce table.

McAfee put on the headset and poured some water on Theory’s head before bashing his face onto the table a few times. Back in the ring, McAfee climbed to the top rope and went for a Swanton but Theory got out of the way. McMahon smirked as Theory hit a slam for a two count.

Austin climbed to the top turnbuckle but McAfee caught him with a jab to the face. McAfee joined him on the top rope and went for a Superplex but Theory blocked it. Austin shoved Pat off the turnbuckle but McAfee somehow landed on his feet. Pat jumped to the top turnbuckle and hit a Superplex for a near fall as the crowd went crazy.

Pat went for the Punt but Theory dodged it. Theory hit McAfee with a Dropkick to the knees and took a look at Mr. McMahon. Theory unloaded several punches to the face and set up for the ATL. McAfee countered into a cradle and grabbed Theory’s tights for leverage for the pinfall victory. Vince McMahon wasn’t pleased with Austin Theory and scolded him after the match.

Mr. McMahon then got into the ring for a match against McAfee and Theory hit Pat from behind. McMahon hit a Clothesline and bounced Pat’s face into the turnbuckle.

McAfee got pissed off and Vince backed away. Theory dragged Pat to the mat and pulled him groin-first into the ring post. Austin handed Vince McMahon a football and he pretended to punt it a couple times. McMahon then punted the football into McAfee’s ribs for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Stone Cold Steve Austin made his way to the ring to an absurd reaction from the crowd. Austin Theory tried to attack Stone Cold but he hit him with a Stunner. Austin Theory sold it incredibly and flew out of the ring. Steve Austin then suggested they drink a beer together. Vince took a sip of Austin’s beer and approved. They chugged the beer together before Austin hit the most awkward Stunner of all time (it was hilarious though). Austin and McAfee then celebrated in the ring after the match and drank some beers. Stone Cold then hit McAfee with a Stunner and posed for the crowd.

Roman Reigns def. Brock Lesnar To Become The Undisputed WWE Universal Champion

Universal Champion Roman Reigns battled WWE Champion Brock Lesnar in a Winner Takes All Championship Unification match. Paul Heyman and SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Usos accompanied the 581-day reigning Universal Champion to the ring. Lesnar made his way to the ring to a tremendous reaction. Paul Heyman ripped the microphone away from Mike Rome and introduced Reigns as the man who was about to slay The Beast. Lesnar then took the microphone away from Mike Rome and introduced himself as the cowboy country ass kicker that is going to kick Reigns’ ass tonight.

Brock Lesnar removed his gloves after the bell rang. Lesnar dominated the action early and sent Roman across the ring with a Belly to Belly throw. Brock followed it up with two more throws and scared the hell out of Paul Heyman before Clotheslining Roman out of the ring. Lesnar approached Paul Heyman and Reigns capitalized with a Spear through the barricade.

Lesnar made it back into the ring and Roman greeted him with another Spear for a near fall. Reigns set up for the Superman Punch and hit it once Lesnar got to his feet. Reigns taunted for the crowd as Lesnar slowly got back up. Roman geared up again and hit another Superman Punch. Reigns shouted that he is the greatest of all time as Paul Heyman held up the Universal Championship.

Roman noticed that Lesnar was laughing and went for another one but Brock countered with a German Suplex. Lesnar planted Reigns with a few more German Suplexes and lifted him up for the F5 but Reigns escaped. Roman shoved Lesnar into the turnbuckle and connected with a third Superman Punch.

Reigns once again posed for the crowd and allowed Lesnar to get up. Roman went for a Spear but Lesnar caught him and hit the F5 for a near fall. Brock went for another F5 but Roman escaped. Reigns followed it up with a Spear in the corner that sent the referee into the turnbuckle. Roman capitalized and hit Brock with a low blow. Paul Heyman handed Reigns the Universal Championship and Roman bashed Lesnar over the head with it. Roman went for the cover but Lesnar somehow kicked out at two.

Roman then hit a Spear to Lesnar’s back and went for the cover but Lesnar grabbed the ropes and the match continued. Reigns went for another Spear but Brock countered into the Kimura Lock in the middle of the ring. Paul Heyman pushed the bottom rope toward Roman he was able to grab it to break the hold. Roman Reigns then connected with another Spear for the pinfall victory. Roman Reigns is the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion.

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Black Label Pro: Norm Results (4/3)

Game Changer Wrestling held its last event of the GCW Collective with Black Label Pro: Norm. The event was held at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas.

The main event saw Levi Everett vs. Big Beef in a Texas Death Match. The commentators acknowledged that the card changed due to availability or injury throughout the show. Wrestling legend Meng couldn’t make the event for unknown reasons. Black Label Pro wanted Meng to reunite with the Barbarian to face The Workhorsemen(JD Drake & Anthony Henry). Impact Wrestling talent PCO suffered an injury before the event.

The event aired on FITE and is available for $12.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW Collective events for $139.99.

BLP Norm Big Beef vs Levi Everett

Black Label Pro: Norm Quick Results

  1. The Barbarian defeated Calvin Tankman
  2. Billie Starkz defeated Shazza McKenzie
  3. EFFY defeated Charlie Haas
  4. Kobe Durst defeated Jessica Troy
  5. Warhorse vs. Big Damo
  6. The Workhorsemen defeated “Speedball” Mike Bailey & Davey Richards
  7. Anthony Greene defeated Alex Zayne, Blake Christian & Black Taurus in a Four-way Match
  8. Kevin Blackwood, Carlos Romo & Titus Alexander defeated Violence is Forever(Kevin Ku & Dominic Garrini) & Tom Lawlor. After the match, Violence is Forever attacked Lawlor and Blackwood returned to the ring to help Lawler.
  9. Kody Lane defeated Dan the Dad, Devon Monroe, Jody Threat, Puf and Shane Sabre
  10. Levi Everett defeated Big Beef

Overall Thoughts on Black Label Pro: Norm

The event had some fun matches despite the changes in the card. Some of the changes worked out better, like The Workhorsemen vs. Bailey and Davey Richards. Both teams worked hard and could be considered one of the best matches of the show. Bailey and Richards worked well together and could be a tremendous tag-team for other independent wrestling promotions.

Another standout match was the Four-way Match. It had a good blend of comedy spots, high-flying action, and physicality. The Barbarian vs. Calvin Tankman match was solid, but fans may be disappointed that Meng couldn’t attend the show. Regardless, the final event of GCW Collective delivered a good show.

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Unsanctioned Pro: Mulligan Results (4/2): Billie Starkz, Mike Bailey, Alex Colon Compete

The eleventh event of GCW: The Collective was Unsanctioned Pro: Mulligan. The event was held by Unsanctioned Pro Wrestiling at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. Furthermore, GCW: The Collective featured 12 live wrestling events this year. Eight of those shows were presented by GCW. 

The event aired on FITE and is available for $12.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW Collective events for $139.99.

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Unsanctioned Pro: Mulligan Quick Results (4/2)

  • ??Unsanctioned Pro Tag Team Championships: Cincinnati’s Most Wanted (Aaron Williams & Lord Crewe) (c) def. YoKai (Yoya & Janai Kai)
  • Lexus Montez def. Kevin Blackwood & Bryan Keith
  • Ace Perry def. Nate Webb, The Whisper, Everett Cross, Philly Mike Swanson & Sam Stackhouse
  • Kristian Robinson def. Billie Starkz
  • Fuck Jeffrey John Memorial Gauntlet: AKIRA def. Jeffrey John (he def. Morgan Taylor & Ron Bass Jr.)
  • Jeffrey John is fired from UP.
  • Charlie Tiger def. Robert Martyr
  • Ohio Wrestling Alliance Ohio State Championship: Tre LaMar (c) def. T.I.M.
  • Unsanctioned Pro Heavyweight Championship: Cole Radrick (c) def. Mike Bailey
  • Unsanctioned Pro Hardcore Championship: Kevin Giza def. Alex Colon (c) to win the title
  • Deathmatch: Casanova Valentine def. Hoodfoot
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WWE WrestleMania 38 Night 1 Results: Austin vs. Owens, Cody Rhodes Returns, Title Matches

WWE WrestleMania 38 Night 1 aired live from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Stone Cold Steve Austin made his return for an edition of the Kevin Owens Show. Becky Lynch defended the RAW Women’s Championship against Bianca Belair and SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair put her title on the line against Ronda Rousey. Seth Rollins squared off against a mystery opponent handpicked by Mr. McMahon.

WrestleMania Night 1 Results

  1. The Usos def. Rick Boogs & Shinsuke Nakamura to retain the SmackDown Tag Team Championships
  2. Drew McIntyre def. Happy Corbin
  3. The Miz & Logan Paul def. The Mysterios
  4. Bianca Belair def. Becky Lynch to become the new RAW Women’s Champion
  5. Cody Rhodes def. Seth Rollins
  6. Charlotte Flair def. Ronda Rousey to retain the SmackDown Women’s Championship
  7. Stone Cold Steve Austin def. Kevin Owens in a No Holds Barred match

Here are the takeaways from Night 1 of WrestleMania 38.

The Usos Retained The SmackDown Tag Titles

The Usos defended the SmackDown Tag Team Championships against Rick Boogs & Shinsuke Nakamura in the first match of the night.

Nakamura and Jimmy Uso started off the match. Shinsuke sent Jimmy to the corner and hit him with Good Vibrations. Nakamura hung up Jimmy across the top rope and delivered a running knee to the midsection for a near fall. Jimmy hit a Backbreaker and tagged in Jey Uso.

Jey connected with a Suplex and posed in the ring. Nakamura hit an elbow to the face but Jey shrugged it off and decked him with an uppercut. Jimmy tagged back in and The Usos kept Nakamura isolated in their corner of the ring.

Jimmy hit an Enziguri and went for the cover but Shinsuke kicked out at two. Shinsuke hit an Enziguri of his own and tagged in Boogs as Jey tagged in at the same time. Boogs beat both of The Usos down before Jey hit a Superkick. Boogs responded with a big vertical Suplex for a two count.

Boogs tried to lift both The Usos but his knee gave out and he crawled to the corner. This may have been a legit injury for Boogs. Nakamura tagged in and leveled The Usos with a Crossbody outside the ring. Back in the ring, Nakamura hit Jey Uso with a boot to the back of the head. Shinsuke hung up Jey in the ropes and planted him with the sliding German Suplex.

Nakamura geared up in the corner of the ring and waited for Jey to get up. Nakamura went for the Kinshasa but Jey countered with a Superkick. Jimmy tagged in and connected with a Frog Splash but Shinsuke somehow kicked out and the title match continued. Jey tagged in and grabbed Nakamura’s hair. Jimmy hit him with a Superkick and The Usos followed it up with the 3D for the pinfall victory. The Usos are still the SmackDown Tag Team Champions.

Drew McIntyre def. Happy Corbin

Drew McIntyre faced Happy Corbin tonight at WrestleMania. Madcap Moss was ringside for the match and McIntyre brought Angela the sword to the ring with him. McIntyre unloaded on Corbin right away with some strikes but Happy battled back. Happy sent McIntyre to the corner but Drew exploded off the turnbuckle with a lariat.

McIntyre followed it up with a Clothesline that sent Corbin to the floor and he followed him out there. McIntyre slammed Corbin into the barricade before rolling him back into the ring. Corbin booted McIntyre while he was in the ropes and slammed him into the ring post. McIntyre crashed to the floor below as Happy celebrated in the ring.

Happy Corbin rolled McIntyre back in the ring and took a moment to high five Madcap Moss. Corbin beat McIntyre down in the corner but Drew battled back. Corbin put a stop to that by hurling McIntyre into the turnbuckle for a one count. Happy followed it up with a Suplex and taunted the crowd.

Corbin got another one count and started barking at the referee. Happy kept getting distracted with the crowd booing him but kept Drew grounded with punches to the face. Madcap Moss hopped on the ring apron to celebrate but Corbin got distracted by him. McIntyre capitalized with a Spinebuster as Madcap Moss got worried outside the ring.

McIntyre fired himself up and leveled Corbin with a couple Clotheslines. Drew followed it up with an overhead throw and a Neckbreaker. McIntyre hopped to his feet and went for the Future Shock DDT but Corbin blocked it. McIntyre went for the Claymore but Corbin countered with Deep Six for a two count.

Happy grabbed McIntyre by the throat and went for a Chokeslam but Drew escaped. McIntyre hit a flying Clothesline off the top rope and geared up in the corner. McIntyre counted down but Corbin rolled out of the ring to avoid the Claymore. Drew bounced off the ropes and flipped onto Corbin & Moss outside the ring as the crowd cheered.

Drew rolled Happy Corbin back into the ring and planted Moss with a Suplex on the floor. McIntyre climbed to the top rope as Corbin slowly got up in the ring. Drew missed with a Clothesline but hit a Glasgow kiss. Corbin dodged a Claymore and connected with End of Days for a near fall.

Corbin flipped out after McIntyre kicked out and started yelling at the referee before sulking in the corner of the ring. Drew connected with the Future Shock DDT and hopped to his feet. McIntyre counted down and connected with the Claymore this time for the pinfall victory. Madcap Moss went to get in the ring after the match but McIntyre approached him with Angela the sword. Drew swung and broke the ring ropes as Madcap Moss cowered against the barricade.

The Miz Attacked Logan Paul After Their Victory

Dominik & Rey Mysterio battled The Miz & Logan Paul in the third match of Night 1. The Miz and Rey Mysterio started off the match. Miz sent Rey to the corner and stomped the hell out of him as Logan Paul grinned on the apron. Logan tagged in as the crowd and booed and unloaded some punches to Rey’s midsection.

Logan did a split to avoid Rey but Mysterio booted him in the face. Miz tagged in and Rey hit him with a Splash before tagging in Dominik. Dom hit a Splash of his own for a near fall and followed it up with a springboard Moonsault. Logan Paul jumped into the ring and Dominik hit him with a Hurricanrana. Dominik followed it up with a corkscrew Splash on Miz outside the ring.

Back in the ring, Logan Paul hit Dominik with a cheap shot as Miz distracted the referee. The Miz capitalized and beat Dominik down in the corner. Logan tagged back in and connected with a Powerslam on Dominik for a two count. Logan taunted Rey in the corner before booting Dominik in the face.

The Miz tagged in and the two took turns booting Dominik in the chest. Miz went for the cover but Dominik kicked out at two. Dominik battled out of a headlock and rolled up Miz for a near fall. Miz brought Dominik back to the corner and tagged Logan Paul in. Logan stomped Dominik down to the canvas and climbed to the middle turnbuckle for a Blockbuster. Logan Paul went for the cover but Dominik kicked out at two.

Miz and Paul stomped Dominik down to the canvas and kept him trapped in their corner of the ring. Logan choked Dominik against the ropes as the referee was distracted. Dominik booted Logan off the apron and planted Miz with a DDT as Rey pleaded for a tag on the apron.

The crowd got behind Dom as he crawled to the corner and tagged in Rey. Mysterio hit Miz with a Hurricanrana and climbed to the top rope. Rey hit a Senton and followed it up with a boot to the face for a two count. Mysterio hit a Moonsault and went for the cover but Logan broke it up at the last moment.

Logan and Miz lifted Rey up for a Suplex but Dominik broke it up with a Superkick. Rey capitalized and rolled up Miz for a near fall. Rey set Miz up for the 619 but Miz escaped. Rey caught him with a DDT for a close two count. Mysterio went for Three Amigos but Miz broke up the third Suplex and sent Rey into the ring post.

Logan Paul tagged in and booted Rey in the face before grinning into the camera. Paul said “watch this” and went for Three Amigos on Rey. Logan connected with the third Suplex and hopped up to a chorus of boos from the WWE Universe. Logan basked in the hate and climbed to the top turnbuckle. Paul danced around like Eddie and hit a Frog Splash for a very close two count. Dominik launched Logan out of the ring and hit Miz with a Suicide Dive.

Dominik chased Logan Paul around until he got back into the ring. The Mysterios hit him with a double 619. Dominik followed it up with a Frog Splash off the top and Rey hit one of his one. Miz broke it up and planted Rey Mysterio with the Skull Crushing Finale for the pinfall victory. The Miz and Logan Paul shared a hug and celebrated their victory as the crowd booed. Miz then planted Logan Paul with the Skull Crushing Finale out of nowhere. The Miz celebrated on the entrance ramp as Logan Paul was enraged in the ring.

Bianca Belair Captured The RAW Women’s Championship

Stephanie McMahon came to the introduced and introduced Gable Steveson.

Becky Lynch defended her RAW Women’s Championship against Bianca Belair tonight at WrestleMania. Lynch was driven to the entrance ramp and hopped out of the vehicle to raise the title. Bianca Belair had a marching band for her WrestleMania entrance.

Becky went for the Manhandle Slam right away but Belair blocked it. Bianca went for the KOD but Lynch landed on her feet. Lynch hit the Manhandle Slam and went for the cover but Belair kicked out at two. Becky went for the Dis-Arm-Her but Bianca got to the ropes. Lynch stomped away on Bianca and hit a Leg Drop for a near fall.

Bianca hit a Suplex and went for another one but Lynch countered into a Suplex of her own for another two count. Becky dragged Bianca to the corner and made her way to the top turnbuckle. Lynch went for a Moonsault but Bianca got out of the way. Belair quickly locked in the Dis-Arm-Her but Lynch got her boot on the ropes.

Lynch kicked Belair in the midsection and dragged her out of the ring by her hair. Becky shoved Belair into the steel steps and got back into the ring as the referee started counting. Belair made it back in time but walked into a couple Exploder Suplexes from the champ. Lynch went for the pin but Belair wouldn’t stay down.

Becky slammed Bianca’s throat into the middle rope and sent her to the corner. Belair hopped to the apron but Becky hit her with a kick to the face. Lynch climbed to the top turnbuckle and hit a Leg Drop for another two count. Lynch went for the Dis-Arm-Her but Bianca was able to block it.

Bianca lifted Lynch up for a Powerbomb but both superstars wound up tumbling out of the ring and to the floor below. Belair charged and Becky lifted her for a Suplex. Bianca incredibly bounced off the ropes and countered into a Suplex of her own on the floor outside the ring.

Back in the ring, Lynch connected with a jab but Bianca shrugged it off. Belair beat Lynch down in the corner until the referee backed her away. Lynch went for a spin kick but Belair countered into a Backbreaker for a two count. Belair went for a Powerbomb but Lynch countered into a cradle for a near fall.

Belair slammed Lynch to the mat and followed it up with a standing Moonsault for a two count. Bianca dragged Becky to the corner and climbed to the top turnbuckle. Lynch caught her with an uppercut and joined Belair on the top rope. Lynch went for a Superplex but Belair blocked it and dropped Becky across the top rope. Belair climbed to the middle turnbuckle and hit a 450 Splash but Lynch kicked out at two.

Lynch caught Belair with a kick to the face and climbed to the top turnbuckle. Becky went for a Senton move but booted Belair directly in the face during her rotation. Belair battled back and hit a Spinebuster. Bianca went for a springboard Moonsault but Lynch got her knees up. Lynch sent Belair into the turnbuckle and went for a kick but Bianca caught her. Bianca hit a KOD that launched Lynch over the top rope and out of the ring. Bianca rolled her back into the ring for a cover but Becky rolled to the other side.

Belair chased after her and Becky grabbed her by the hair. Lynch slammed Bianca into the ring post and delivered a Uranage onto the steel steps. Belair rolled into the ring at 9 to break the ref’s count. Becky unloaded a flurry of punches out of frustration before grabbling Belair by the hair again. Lynch tried to lift Belair up and drag her to the corner. Bianca bounced up and flipped off the middle turnbuckle to avoid Lynch. Belair hit the KOD for the pinfall victory as the crowd erupted. Bianca Belair is the new RAW Women’s Champion.

Cody Rhodes def. Seth Rollins In His Return To WWE

Seth Rollins faced a mystery opponent of Vince McMahon’s choosing tonight at WrestleMania. Rollins stood in the ring and stared at the entrance ramp for a bit. Seth paced around the ring before throwing his jacket to the outside. Some pyro went off and the lights went out. Cody Rhodes’ theme hit and Rollins laughed in the ring.

The crowd loudly chanted “Cody” as he paced around the ring. Cody locked up with Rollins to begin the action. Rhodes did a cartwheel and the Stardust pose to pop the crowd as Graves pointed out that was Cody “shedding his skin” for a fresh start. Rollins leveled Cody with a shoulder tackle and followed it up with a punch to the face.

Rollins went for the Pedigree but Cody blocked it. Rollins escaped Cross Rhodes and went for the Stomp but Cody dodged it. The two went for a Suplex and wound up tumbling over the top rope. Rhodes bashed Rollins into the ring post and the action returned to the ring.

Cody brought Rollins to the mat and applied a submission hold in the middle of the ring. Rhodes booted Rollins in the midsection as he tried to escape. Rollins responded with an Enziguri that dropped Cody to the canvas. Rhodes climbed to the top turnbuckle and jumped but Rollins caught him with a Dropkick to the midsection.

Seth lifted Cody up in the Fireman’s Carry and dropped him across his knee for a one count. Rollins launched Cody into the turnbuckle and then applied a waist lock. Cody broke free and Rollins hit him with some chops to the chest. Rhodes hit a forearm to the face and followed it up with a Powerslam on Rollins. Cody delivered a Clothesline that knocked Seth to the outside and delivered a Suicide Dive through the ropes that knocked Seth over the announce table.

Rhodes hit a rough looking Crossbody but got enough of it for a near fall. Rollins rolled out of the ring to regroup and Rhodes rushed after him. Cody went for a Disaster Kick but Seth countered into a Powerbomb against the barricade. Back in the ring, Rollins delivered a kick to the face and then the Falcon Arrow for a two count.

Rollins went for the Stomp but Cody dodged it. Cody went for Cross Rhodes but Seth countered into a roll-up for a near fall. Cody then planted Seth with the Cross Rhodes and went for the pin but Rollins kicked out at two. Rhodes climbed to the top turnbuckle but Rollins tripped him up.

Seth climbed up to the top rope and Cody hit him with an elbow to the face. Rollins hopped back up and hit a reverse Superplex into a dragon sleeper Suplex for a two count. Rollins climbed back up to the top turnbuckle and went for a Moonsault but Cody got out of the way. Seth landed on his feet and Rhodes booted him in the midsection.

Rhodes set up for a Pedigree as the crowd went crazy but Rollins broke free. Cody set up for the Pedigree again but transitioned it into a Powerbomb. Rhodes hit the Cody Cutter but Rollins still kicked out at two. Rollins then planted Cody with the Pedigree and went for the cover but Rhodes kicked out at two.

Cody and Seth traded punches in the middle of the ring. Rhodes got the better of the exchange but Rollins halted his momentum with a kick to the injured ribs. Rollins hit an elbow to the face and another one to the back of his head. Cody responded with two Cross Rhodes and a Bionic Elbow like the American Dream. Cody hit a third Cross Rhodes for the pinfall victory. Cody kissed the ring and celebrated with the fans after the match.

Charlotte Flair Retained The SmackDown Women’s Title

Charlotte Flair defended the SmackDown Women’s Championship against Ronda Rousey tonight. Rousey went after Charlotte right away and the champ retreated to the ropes. Flair tackled Rousey to the mat but Ronda countered with an Arm Drag. Rousey kneed Flair in the face and started choking her against the ropes until the referee broke it up.

Flair and Rousey battled on the ring apron and Flair connected with a slam. Ronda went for an Ankle Lock as Flair got back into the ring but the champion sent Rousey tumbling to the floor. Charlotte bashed Ronda’s head into the ring post before rolling her back into the ring. Flair went for a cover but Ronda kicked out at two.

Flair leveled Rousey with a forearm to the face for another near fall. Rousey battled back with another Arm Drag and a big boot to the face for a two count. Ronda leaped off the middle turnbuckle into a slam for a two count. Rousey hit Charlotte with some punches and a series of Arm Drags.

Rousey bounced around in the corner and posed for the crowd. Charlotte ambushed Rousey with a Spear and went for the cover but Ronda kicked out just in time. Flair went for the missed Moonsault into a standing Moonsault sequence but it didn’t go well. Flair barely hit the Moonsault for a two count and then tied Ronda up in the Tree of Woe. Rousey escaped and hit an Arm Drag off the top rope for a two count.

Ronda lifted Flair up for a Samoan Drop and connected. Flair hit a big boot and both superstars fell to the canvas. Charlotte went for the Figure Four but Rousey escaped and hit a Powerslam for a two count. Charlotte then got Rousey in an Ankle Lock in the middle of the ring but Ronda escaped and sent Flair face first into the turnbuckle.

Rousey bounced around and paced as she waited for Flair to get up. Flair planted Rousey with a Powerbomb out of nowhere for a two count. Rousey then applied an Ankle Lock but Flair escaped with some kicks to the head. Charlotte went for the Figure Four and bridged into the Figure Eight in the middle of the ring. The action spilled to the outside and Flair sent Rousey into the barricade with an Exploder Suplex.

Back in the ring, Rousey hit the Rowdy Buster and went for the cover but Flair got her foot on the ropes. Charlotte went for the Figure Four but Ronda booted her away. Charlotte knocked the referee over and Rousey applied a submission. Charlotte tapped out but there was no referee. Ronda got the referee back up and Flair hit her with a big boot for the pinfall victory. Charlotte Flair is still the SmackDown Women’s Champion.

Stone Cold Steve Austin def. Kevin Owens In A No Holds Barred Match To Close Night 1

Kevin Owens welcomed Stone Cold Steve Austin as his guest on the KO Show in the final segment of the night. Ridge Holland & Sheamus versus Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods was apparently cut for time.

Owens cracked some jokes about Texas being the ass of North America as the crowd gave him the “what?!”. Kevin apologized for “telling the truth” about Texas and claimed the state is actually worse than he remembered. Owens said he will bring out his guest whenever he wants because this is his show.

Kevin stated that he used to look up to Stone Cold but tonight he is going to tell him how much he sucks. Owens claimed that Stone Cold will not do a damn thing besides sit in the chair and take it. Kevin added that if Austin doesn’t show him the respect he deserves he will hit him with a Stunner.

Stone Cold’s theme hit and the crowd erupted. Austin posed for the crowd for a bit before walking backstage. Austin drove an ATV down the entrance ramp and around the ring as Owens watched on. Austin eventually got into the ring and Owens shouted to cut the music.

The crowd loudly chanted “Austin!” as Owens demanded that Stone Cold take a seat. Austin looked into the camera before staring at Owens. Kevin said he wasn’t here for a fight and wanted a nice chat. Owens welcomed Austin to the KO Show and Stone Cold and called Owens a jackass.

Steve Austin called Owens a stupid son of a bitch and the crowd broke out in another “Austin!” chant. Owens wondered what was so great about Texas and mocked the weather, the land, and the people for wearing dumb hats and cowboy boots. Kevin suggested that everyone should move somewhere else and Austin asked the crowd to chant “asshole!” at Owens. The crowd obliged and Austin held up the microphone.

Owens told Stone Cold that he was being rude and he should be more like Owens, a “distinguished French Canadian”. Kevin told Austin that he doesn’t want to talk anymore and wants a fight. Owens challenged Stone Cold to a match and noted that has been 19 years.

Kevin noted that Austin’s knees, back, and his neck are probably worse than ever. Owens upped the stakes and challenged Austin to a No Holds Barred match. The crowd broke out in a “yes!” chant and Owens joked that Austin can’t even talk right now. Kevin claimed that Stone Cold can’t beat him anyways and told him to get back on his stupid golf card and go back to his ranch. Stone Cold looked around as the crowd was cheering before staring at Owens one more time. Austin said he had his first match in Dallas and he could have his last match right here in Dallas, Texas. Stone Cold asked the crowd if they wanted him to compete in a match tonight against “this sack of shit” give him a hell yeah. Austin asked for a referee and he ran into the ring.

Owens and Austin threw the compute chairs out of the ring as a “holy sh*t!” chant broke out. The bell rang and the crowd went insane again. Austin and Owens got in each other’s faces and traded words. They started trading punches in the middle of the ring. Austin got the better of the exchange and beat Owens down in the corner.

Stone Cold stomped on Owens several times and flipped him the bird. Austin whipped Owens to the corner and he took a big bump to the canvas. Austin stomped Owens down again before launching him out of the ring. Stone Cold hit Owens with a Clothesline outside the ring and shoved his face into the barricade.

Owens battled back and sent Stone Cold into the ring post before unloading several punches to the face. Kevin set up a table against the barricade but Stone Cold wound up sending him through it. Austin threw Owens over the barricade and battled with him through the crowd. Austin went for a Suplex but Owens countered with one of his own on the concrete floor.

They battled through the crowd some more and to the ringside area. Owens climbed up on the barricade and Austin slammed him onto the announce table. Austin opened up a couple beers and chugged them before unloading some punches to Owens’ face. Austin spit some beer in Owens’ face and rolled him back into the ring. Owens made his way to the ATV on the entrance ramp and couldn’t figure out how to start it.

Austin rushed him from behind and bashed Owens in the back of the head a few times. Stone Cold got on the ATV and drove them to the top of the entrance ramp. Austin connected with a Suplex on the entrance ramp before bouncing Owens’ head off the ATV. Stone Cold hit Owens with another Suplex on the entrance ramp. Stone Cold continued to beat Owens down until they made their way back to the ring.

Stone Cold brought a couple more beers into the ring and cracked them open. Austin took a swig but walked into a Stunner from Kevin Owens. Kevin went for the cover but Stone Cold kicked out at two. Owens brought a steel chair into the ring and swung but Austin ducked. Owens hit the rope and the chair bounced into his face. Austin then delivered a Stunner for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Austin hit Owens with another Stunner before saying “that is the bottom line because Stone Cold said so”. Austin offered Byron Saxton a beer and the commentator foolishly entered the ring. Austin hit him with a Stunner before sharing a beer with his brother in the ring.

Posted April 3rd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only! (4/2) Results: Thunder Rosa, Trish Adora, Allie Katch & More In Action

The tenth event of GCW: The Collective was Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only!. The event was held by Mission Pro Wrestling at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. Mission Pro Wrestling is owned by All Elite Wrestling’s Women’s World Champion Thunder Rosa. Furthermore, GCW: The Collective will feature 12 live wrestling events this year. Eight of those shows are presented by GCW. 

Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only! is a show that features solely women’s wrestling. The show featured talent from all across the country, all with different levels of exposure. In the main event of Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only!, Holidead faced LuFisto in a No Disqualification Match for the Mission Pro Wrestling Championship. The event also saw Janai Kai take on Shazza McKenzie, and La Rosa Negra battle with Jody Threat. We also saw Renegade Twins & Jazmin Allure go head to head with The Hex (Allysin Kay & Marti Belle) & Laynie Luck.

The event aired on FITE and is available for $12.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW Collective events for $139.99.

Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only! Quick Results

  • Janai Kai defeated Shazza McKenzie
  • Allie Katch defeated JP Harlow
  • La Rosa Negra defeated Jody Threat
  • Bougie Reality (Madi Wrenkowski & Rache Chanel) defeated Bionic Kingdom (KiLynn King & Jennacide)
  • Lindsay Snow defeated Masha Slamovich
  • Renegade Twins & Jazmin Allure defeated The Hex (Allysin Kay & Marti Belle) & Laynie Luck
  • Thunder Rosa defeated Trish Adora
  • No Disqualification for the Mission Pro Wrestling Championship: Holidead defeated LuFisto
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Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only! Final Thoughts

In conclusion, Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only! put on one of the strongest shows of the weekend. La Rosa Negra and Jody Threat tore the house down and fulfilled the ‘Bangerz Only!’ moniker. The fast pace of the matches were able to keep you invested. Through out the show, familiar faces such as Janai Kai, Allie Katch, Masha Slamovich, Thunder Rosa, and Trish Adora put on a show as expected. However, it seems like all of the women were in a different gear today. This show was everything that women’s wrestling can and should be.

GCW: The Collective still has two shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

USA vs. The World Results (4/2)

Wrestlecon held their USA vs. The World event at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, Texas. It was the last event a part of the FITE Fest bundle and WrestleCon Supershow.

The event was promoted as the best of seven between Team USA and the rest of the world. British Cruiserweight Champion Michael Oku defend the title against Impact Wrestling star Rich Swann in the main event. USA vs. The World also had former Ring of Honor World Champion Bandido in action in a tag team match. He lost the title in an ROH World Championship unification match against Johnathan Gresham at ROH Supercard of Honor on Apr. 1.

The event can be watched on FITE’s video on demand for $14.99, or wrestling fans could buy the FITE Fest Bundle/WrestleCon bundle for $74.99.

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USA vs. The World Quick Results

  1. (C)Sam Adonis defeated Golden Dragon, Mr. Iguana, and La Hiedra to retain the Warrior Wrestling Championship(USA 1- The World 0)
  2. Rachel Ellering defeated Jessica Troy(USA 2- The World 0)
  3. “Speedball” Mike Bailey defeated Davey Richards(USA 2- The World 1)
  4. Aeroboy, Aramis & Arez defeated Gringo Loco, Flip Gordon & Kaleb(USA 2-The World 2)
  5. Bandido & Extreme Tiger defeated The Workhorsemen(JD Drake & Anthony Henry) (USA 2- The World 3)
  6. Calvin Tankman defeated Big Damo(USA 3- The World 3)
  7. (C)Michael Oku defeated Rich Swann(USA 3- The World 4)
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Overall Thoughts on USA vs. The World

The event may not please some wrestling fans, especially with the price of $14.99. The performances during the PPV could also be the result of many of the competitors having multiple matches within the last three days.

The matches that stood out were Bailey vs. Richards and Oku vs. Swann for the British Cruiserweight Championship. Ellering and Troy also had a solid match. However, fans may think the rest of the card was lackluster.

The USA vs. The World concept was interesting, although you could predict the outcome by the final match. If fans haven’t already, this card may not encourage them to buy the event.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

WWE NXT Stand & Deliver Results: Breakker vs. Ziggler, Four Other Title Bouts

The WWE NXT Stand & Deliver event aired live on Peacock from Dallas, Texas at the American Airlines Center on April 2, 2022. 

WWE NXT Stand & Deliver Results 

  •  Dakota Kai and Raquel Gonzalez def. Toxic Attraction to win NXT Tag Team Titles.
  • Cameron Grimes wins North American Title in a ladder match
  • Tony D’Angelo (w/AJ Galante) def. Tommaso Ciampa.
  • MSK def. The Creed Brothers and Imperium to become the new NXT Tag Team Champions.
  • Mandy Rose def. Kay Lee Ray, Io Shirai and Cora Jade to retain the WWE NXT Women’s Championship.
  • GUNTHER def. LA Knight.
  • Dolph Ziggler def. Bron Breakker to retain NXT Title

Here are the takeaways from this show:

Pre-Show Match

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Toxic Attraction (Gigi Dolin & Jacey Jayne) defended the NXT Women’s Tag Team Championships against Dakota Kai and Raquel Gonzalez on the pre-show. 

It was a standard match with Kai working the majority of it. Toxic Attraction hit their finisher on Kai, who kicked out at two. Wendy Choo came out and threw a drink in the face of Gigi, which distracted Jayne enough for Raquel hit a powerbomb to Jayne for the win. 

Three-Way Bout

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Imperium vs. The Creed Brothers vs. MSK for the NXT Tag Team Championship was a wild one. It was a chaotic bout. Carter with a hurricanrana to Marcel off the top rope to the floor. There was a power of doom spot. Carter with a hurricanrana off the top rope that sent Marcel into Lee, who hit a powerbomb for the finish. A great finish. 

The Creed Brothers were set to challenge Imperium for the Tag Titles after winning the 2022 Dusty Cup on an episode of NXT last month, but were attacked before the bout. MSK took their place. 

MSK came out the following week to interrupt The Creed Brothers who were looking for their attackers. While the two teams bickered in the ring, Fabian Aichner and Marcel Barthel appeared and offered the triple threat bout. 

NXT Women’s Championship

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Mandy Rose vs. Cora Jade vs. Kay Lee Ray vs. Io Shirai for the NXT Women’s Championship was featured. 

The match was chaotic. Io with a moonsault onto Kay off the top rope after everyone hit an outside dive. There was a double submission spot. Jade hit a canadian destroyer to Kay on the apron. Rose took out Io with a running knee for the win. 

The original match was originally supposed to be Jade vs. Rose following Toxic Attraction getting involved inJade and Raquel Gonzalez’s Dusty Cup match where they cost the babyfaces the win. 

Jade stole Mandy Rose, Gigi Dolin, and Jacy Jayne’s titles and would be getting revenge on them. She would later Cora trap Jacy and Gigi in a caged-off area and garbage bin before getting to Rose. However, Rose laid out Jade and spray painted Toxic Attraction’s logo on her back. Io and Lee Ray won the 2022 Women’s Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Tournament and decided to insert themselves into this bout.

Tommaso Ciampa vs. Tony D’Angelo

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Tommaso Ciampa vs. Tony D’Angelo took place in a singles match. 

Ciampa was aggressive early and beat down Tony with a series of running knee strikes. Tony fought back only for Ciampa to hit a series of clotheslines. Tony caught him with a low blow then hit a DDT for 2. Tony went over with his finisher. 

Post-match, Ciampa was given the ring. Triple H came out and hugged Ciampa, who started crying. 

It was set up when Ciampa did a promo where he teased retiring or leaving NXT. Before he made an announcement, Tony challenged Ciampa for a match at this show. Ciampa accepted, then was kicked low by D’Angelo.

LA Knight vs. Gunther

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LA Knight vs. Gunther in a singles match was booked. 

It was a hard-hitting yet short match. Gunther with his finisher for the win. 

Before this feud, Knight had been in a feud with Grayson Waller. In late March, Knight lost to NXT Champion Dolph Ziggler on an episode of NXT. 

Ladder Match

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Carmelo Hayes defended the NXT North American Championship in a ladder match against Santos Escobar, Grayson Waller, Solo Sikoa and Cameron Grimes. 

The match opened the show with them all brawling. There was a sequence where several people did outside dives. Solo tossed Waller into a ladder then used it as a weapon. Hayes took a brutal shot to the face thanks to a ladder. Santos connected with a drop kick while Grimes held a ladder. Waller with a cutter off the ladder to Santos. Santos with a front flip powerbomb off the ladder to Solo onto one placed in the corner. Santos hit a hurricanrana to Waller off the top of a ladder. Waller went for a dive off a ladder, but ended up crashing through two of them. Grimes eventually grabbed the title. 

Hayes successfully defended the NXT North American Championship against Pete Dunne on the March 1 episode of NXT 2.0. Post-match, he said that he is taking his talents to Dallas for WrestleMania weekend where he would defend his title in the match it was forged in, a ladder match.

The Main Event

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Dolph Ziggler vs. Bron Breakker for the NXT Championship headlined the show. 

 Dolph Ziggler won the NXT Championship in a Triple Threat Match last month on NXT TV as it was Tommaso Ciampa who was pinned. Bron was shown looking for Dolph ahead of the March 15 episode of NXT. In the main event, Ziggler successfully retained the title against LA Knight. Post-match, Bron issued the match challenge and Ziggler accepted. 

The match saw Bron in control early on. Early on, Bron went for a spear, but Robert Roode grabbed his leg so the referee tossed him from ringside. Ziggler was in control for a few minutes to slow down the big man. There was a near fall with Bron hitting a powerslam only for Roode to pull Ziggler out of the ring. Bron with an outside dive to take them both out. The finish saw Bron with a spear then the powerslam finisher, but Ziggler blocked and hit a superkick for the win. 

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Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4 (4/2) Results: EFFY, Dirty Dango, Allie Katch & More Compete

The ninth event of GCW: The Collective was GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4. The event was held by Game Changer Wrestling at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. GCW wrestler EFFY helped to curate the event. Furthermore, GCW: The Collective will feature 12 live wrestling events this year. Eight of those shows are presented by GCW. 

GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4 is a show that features LGBTQ+ wrestlers only. The show featured talent from all across the country, all with different levels of exposure. In the main event of GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4, EFFY faced Pimpinela Escarlata. The event also saw Keita Murray take on Billy Dixon, and Allie Katch battle with (Dirty) Dango. There was also a 4-Way Tag Team Match that featured Pretty In Pink (Dillon McQueen & Kenzie Paige), Devon Monroe & Brooke Valentine, Ashton Starr & AC Mack, and Maine State Poser (Aiden Aggro & DangerKid). 

The event aired on FITE and is available for $13.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW Collective events for $139.99.

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GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4 Quick Results

  • Jai Vidal defeated Carlos Romo
  • Max The Impaler (w/ Amy Rose) defeated Edith Surreal
  • International Gay Scramble Match: Jordan Blade defeated Kidd Bandit, Rico Gonzalez, Shay Purser, Killian McMurphy, and Silvio Milano
  • Keita Murray defeated Billy Dixon
  • 4-Way Tag Team Match: Pretty In Pink (Dillon McQueen & Kenzie Paige) defeated Devon Monroe & Brooke Valentine, Ashton Starr & AC Mack, and Maine State Poser (Aiden Aggro & DangerKid)
  • Dark Sheik defeated Parrow
  • Allie Katch defeated Dango
  • Pimpinela Escarlata defeated EFFY
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GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4 Final Thoughts

In conclusion, GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4 was better & gayer than the year before it. While there may be political tensions in Texas around LGTBQ+ issues, this show was one of unity. There was lots of respect, compassion, and unity shown throughout the show which is uncommon for most GCW shows. The multi-man matches really kept the show feeling familiar to the GCW brand. There was an amazing about of inclusion and diversity within the card, which was refreshing. Keita Murray and Bill Dixon put on a barn burner. Unique bouts in Sheik/Parrow and the four way tag were revitalizing. This show is definitely a step in the right direction and leaves you feeling hopeful!

GCW: The Collective still has three shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

GCW: Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, Part 2: The Greatest Clusterf*ck Results (4/2)

The eighth event of GCW: The Collective was GCW: Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, Part 2: The Greatest Clusterf*ck. The event was held by Game Changer Wrestling at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. Former All Elite Wrestling star and GCW wrestler Joey Janela helped to curate the event. Furthermore, GCW: The Collective will feature 12 live wrestling events this year. Eight of those shows are presented by GCW. 

GCW: Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, Part 2: The Greatest Clusterf*ck is a show that is headlined by The Greatest Clusterf*ck. The show featured talent from all across the country, all with different levels of exposure. In the main event of GCW: Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, Part 2: The Greatest Clusterf*ck was the The Greatest Clusterf*ck that featured over 50 wrestlers. The event also saw Chris Dickinson (w/ Missy Hyatt) take on Matt Cardona (w/ Chelsea Green), and Tony Deppen battle with Biff Busick. There was also a match between Minoru Suzuki and Effy.

The event aired on FITE and is available for $19.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW Collective events for $139.99.

Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, Part 2 Quick Results (4/2)

  • Chris Dickinson (w/ Missy Hyatt) def. Matt Cardona (w/ Chelsea Green)
  • Tony Deppen def. Biff Busick
  • “Speedball” Mike Bailey def. Jordan Oliver
  • Minoru Suzuki def. Effy
  • Clusterf*ck: Second Gear Crew (AJ Gray, Mance Warner, Matthew Justice) def. Joey Janela, Buff Bagwell, George Gatton, Judas Judd Cassidy, Yoya, Billie Starkz, Juicy Finau, Sam Stackhouse, Rhett Titus, Invisible Man, Dante Leon, Ninja Mack, Jimmy Lloyd, Early Morning Guy Steele, Blake Christian, Kevin Blackwood, Hoodfoot, Slade, Ellis Taylor, Charlie Tiger, Deranged, Grim Reefer, Sandra Moone, Parrow, Big Vin, Nate Webb, Shazza McKenzie, Janai Kai, Jazzy Yang, Edith Surreal, Dark Sheik, LuFisto, Maven, Sean Ross Sapp, Josh Barnett, Nasty Leroy, Jimmy Wang Yang, Cole Radrick, Brandon Kirk, Alec Price, Waltmart Guy, Kevin Matthews, Nick Wayne, B-Boy, Jack Cartwheel, Matt Vandagriff, Jai Vidal, 1 Called Manders, Hunter Freeman, and Levi Everett
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GCW: The Collective

For results from the first part of GCW: Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, click here.

GCW: The Collective still has three shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

NJPW Lonestar Shootout Results (4/1): Killer Kross Debuts, White & Suzuki In Action

The fifth event of the WrestleCon events was NJPW Lonestar Shootout. The event was held by New Japan Pro Wrestling Strong at Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, TX.. Furthermore, WrestleCon will feature six live wrestling events this year.

In the main event of NJPW Lonestar Shootout, Tomohiro Ishii was in action against Chris Dickinson. The event also saw Jay White have a remarkable match with “Speedball” Mike Bailey.

The event aired on FITE and is available for $14.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all WrestleCon events for $74.99.

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NJPW Lonestar Shootout Quick Results

  • Ren Narita defeated Rocky Romero
  • Clark Connors, Karl Fredericks, Mascara Dorada & Yuya Uemura defeated David Finlay, Juice Robinson, Daniel Garcia & Kevin Knight
  • Minoru Suzuki defeated Killer Kross
  • Jon Moxley cut a promo on Will Osperay implying that he plans to kick Osperay’s teeth in on April 16th
  • Jay White defeated “Speedball” Mike Bailey
  • Tomohiro Ishii defeated Chris Dickinson
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Other WrestleCon Events

This year’s WrestleCon event features six live events. IMPACT Wrestling, AAA, New Japan Strong, and Zicky Dice have events scheduled for the Dallas convention.

WrestleCon still has one show remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the all of the events, click here.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches Results (4/1): Deonna Retains AAA Title, Taya Valkyrie Returns

On April 1, WrestleCon and IMPACT Wrestling held IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, Texas. The event streamed live on FITE TV and is available for Video On Demand for $19.99.

The IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches show saw The Good Brothers go head to head with The Briscoes in the main event. IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches also featured an Ultimate X Match For The X-Division Title that put Trey Miguel, Vincent, Chris Bey, Rich Swann, Blake Christian, and Jordynne Grace against each other. “Speedball” Mike Bailey also faced Alex Shelley one-on-one.

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IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches Quick Results

  • Ultimate X Match For The X-Division Title: Trey Miguel defeated Vincent, Chris Bey, Rich Swann, Blake Christian & Jordynne Grace
  • Mickie James & Nick Aldis defeated Chelsea Green & Matt Cardona
  • “Speedball” Mike Bailey defeated Alex Shelley
  • IMPACT Knockouts Tag Team Championships: The Influence (Tenille Dashwood & Madison Rayne) (c) defeated Tasha Steelz & Savannah Evans, Havok & Rosemary, and Gisele Shaw & Lady Frost
  • Tomohiro Ishii defeated Eddie Edwards
  • Josh Alexander & JONAH defeated IMPACT World Champion Moose & PCO
  • Champ Champ Open Challenge For The Lucha Libre AAA Reinas De Reinas Championship: Deonna Purrazzo defeated Faby Apache
    • Taya Valkyrie came out to make her IMPACT return and challenged Deonna to a match at Rebellion for the Lucha Libre AAA Reinas De Reinas Championship
  • Chris Sabin defeated Jay White 
    • Steve Maclin comes out to attack Chris Sabin and gets into it with Jay White as well as a result.
  • Good Brothers (Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson) defeated The Briscoes (Mark & Jay Briscoe) with the help of a Bullet Club interference

IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches Final Thoughts

In short, IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches showcased everything that you are looking for in an IMPACT show. The show focused on utilizing the forbidden door to create dream matches. The show featured a great X-Division match along with two great women’s matches. As a result of one of the women’s matches, Taya Valkyrie made her return to IMPACT Wrestling to challenge Deonna Purrazzo to a match at IMPACT: Rebellion. We also had the classic technical matches like “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin vs Jay White.

Other WrestleCon Shows

In the same vein, this year’s WrestleCon event features six live events. IMPACT Wrestling, AAA, New Japan Strong, also have events scheduled for the Dallas convention.

WrestleCon still has one show remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

GCW: Gringo Loco’s-The WRLD On Lucha Results(4/1)

Game Changer Wrestling held their event GCW: Gringo Loco’s- The WRLD on Lucha at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas.

The show was the seventh PPV that is a part of GCW Collective. GCW: Gringo Loco’s-The WRLD on Lucha main event saw Dr. Wagner Jr. vs. Psycho Clown. Wagner and Clown have a history with each other, as Clown made Wagner lose his mask. Another match on the card was Team Gringo vs. Team Laredo in a six-man tag team match.

The event aired live on FITE and is available for $13.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW events as part of GCW: Collective for $139.99.

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GCW: Gringo Loco’s-The WRLD on Lucha Quick Results

  1. Johnny Caballero defeated Jake Cartwheel
  2. Tony Deppen defeated Psicosis
  3. Shane Mercer defeated Drago Kid vs. Chris Carter vs.Octagon Jr vs. Aeroboy vs. Golden Dragon in a scramble match
  4. Pagano defeated Sadika
  5. Team Gringo(Gringo Loco, Demonic Flamita & Abismo Negro Jr.) defeated Team Laredo(Laredo Kid, Rey Horus & ASF) in a six-man tag team match
  6. AR Fox defeated Ninja Mack
  7. Dr. Wagner Jr. defeated Psycho Clown
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Overall Thoughts on GCW: Gringo Loco’s-The WRLD on Lucha

The event had fun matches that fans may enjoy on VOD. Each match had a great mixture of high-flying offense and physicality. It lasted for about two and a half hours. Sadika and Pagano had one of the best matches on the card, as they didn’t hold back on how physical they got. Wrestling fans may be in awe at how Sadika performed in the match and the punishment she endured.

The finish between Wagner Jr. and Clown may upset people. However, it did set up a future hair vs. mask match. Overall the seventh GCW event delivered another enjoyable event as part of GCW: Collective.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

AEW Rampage Results (4/1): Keith Lee vs. Powerhouse Hobbs, Owen Hart Tournament Qualifier

AEW Rampage was taped on Wednesday in the Colonial Life Arena in Columbus, South Carolina. Jamie Hayter faced Skye Blue in a qualifying match for the women’s Owen Hart Cup tournament. In addition to the takeaways below, Samoa Joe appeared during ROH Supercard Of Honor and Tony Khan announced he has signed with AEW.

Rampage Results

  1. Young Bucks def. Top Flight
  2. House of Black def. Fuego Del Sol, Stu Grayson, Evil Uno
  3. Jamie Hayter def. Skye Blue to qualify for the Women’s Owen Hart Cup Tournament
  4. Keith Lee def. Powerhouse Hobbs

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Young Bucks Picked Up A Win & Accepted FTR’s Challenge

Young Bucks battled Top Flight in the first match of the night. Dante Martin and Nick Jackson started off the match and Dante connected with an Arm Drag. Matt caught Dante with a cheap shot outside the ring and rolled him back inside. Top Flight battled back and hit Nick with a Dropkick.

Matt Jackson tagged in and Darrius got him in a submission hold. Matt escaped and Nick Jackson tagged back in. Top Flight sent Young Bucks out of the ring and Dante hit them with a dive through the ropes.

When Rampage returned from a break, Dante tagged in and battled with Matt. Dante knocked Nick off the ring apron with a Dropkick but Matt regrouped and raked the eyes. Darius tagged in and traded strikes with Nick. Young Bucks took control and hit Darius with the BTE Trigger for the pinfall victory. Young Bucks cut a promo later on Rampage and accepted FTR’s challenge for a match next week on Dynamite in Boston.

Sammy Guevara & Tay Conti Spray Painted Dan Lambert’s Car

Dan Lambert, Paige VanZant, Ethan Page, and TNT Champion Scorpio Sky came to the ring for a promo. Lambert poked fun at Sammy Guevara and Tay Conti’s photo with the TNT title and Ethan Page wanted to know who took the picture. Sammy Guevara and Tay Conti were then shown outside the arena with sledgehammers. They bashed Dan Lambert’s car and spay painted “be mad” on it.

A video package for Kris Statlander aired tonight. Statlander’s character is going in a new direction and she said “welcome to the other side of Kris Statlander” at the end of the video.

House of Black Dominated

House of Black (Malakai Black, Buddy Matthews, Brody King) faced Fuego Del Sol, Stu Grayson, and Evil Uno in trios match. Buddy and Stu started off the action and Grayson got the upper hand. Stu sent Buddy out of the ring and followed it up with a dive over the top rope. Fuego tagged in but Buddy beat him down before Brody King got in the action. Brody launched Fuego onto Grayson & Uno outside the ring as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Uno & Grayson connected with a Powerbomb on Malakai Black. Brody King knocked them out of the ring and hit a Cannonball off the apron. House of Black then isolated Fuego in the ring and they beat him down. Malakai hit Black Mass for the pinfall victory. Chris Jericho named House of Black his “Sports Entertainers of the Week”.

Jamie Hayter Qualified For The Owen Hart Cup Tournament

Jamie Hayter faced Skye Blue tonight in an Owen Hart Cup Tournament qualifier. The winner of the match will earn a spot in the upcoming tournament. Hayter controlled the match early and Suplexed Skye into the turnbuckle. Hayter bashed Skye’s face into the turnbuckle a few times and went for another Suplex but Skye countered into a cradle for a near fall.

Skye hit a Backbreaker and followed it up with a running knee to the face. Jamie shrugged it off and planted Skye with a Suplex off the 2nd turnbuckle. Hayter followed it up with a powerful lariat for the pinfall victory. Jamie Hayter has qualified for the Women’s Owen Hart Cup Tournament.

Keith Lee Picked Up A Win, Team Taz Attacked

Keith Lee battled Powerhouse Hobbs in the main event of this week’s episode of Rampage. Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers before the match.

The match started off back and forth as the crowd was rooting for Keith Lee. Hobbs went for a bunch of shoulder tackles but he couldn’t knock Keith over. Keith Lee responded with one of his own and Hobbs tumbled out of the ring as Rampage went to the final commercial of the show.

When Rampage returned, Hobbs launched Lee into the barricade outside the ring. Back in the ring, Keith Lee battled back with a big Clothesline and went for the cover but Hobbs kicked out at two. Ricky Starks tried to interfere with a steel chair but Swerve Strickland cut him off. Keith Lee capitalized and hit Hobbs with his Powerslam finisher for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Ricky Starks attacked Swerve and put him through a table with the Roshambo outside the ring. Team Taz then attacked Keith Lee and Hobbs hit him with a Spear through another table to close the show.

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WWE WrestleMania SmackDown Results (4/1): Vince McMahon & Pat McAfee, Battle Royal, Title Match

WWE SmackDown aired live from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. It was the final episode before WrestleMania this weekend. Tonight’s episode was advertised as “WrestleMania SmackDown” and featured the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal and a Triple Threat match for the Intercontinental Championship.

SmackDown Results

  1. Madcap Moss won the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal
  2. Ricochet def. Angel & Humberto in a Triple Threat match to retain the IC Title
  3. Naomi & Sasha Banks def. Queen Zelina & Carmella in a non-title match
  4. Rick Boogs vs. Jimmy Uso ended in a no contest
  5. Austin Theory & The Usos def. Finn Balor, Rick Boogs, Shinsuke Nakamura

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Madcap Moss Won The Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

The Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal kicked off the show. Reggie eliminated Tozawa early and taunted him. Damian Priest then sent Reggie out of the ring for the elimination. R-Truth took the opportunity to taunt Reggie & Tozawa and Damian threw him over the top rope as well.

Viking Raiders eliminated Jinder Mahal and Shelton Benjamin eliminated T-Bar. Happy Corbin showed up to cheer on Madcap Moss and it almost backfired as Tommaso Ciampa tried to send Moss over the top but he held on. Cedric Alexander, Shelton Benjamin, Mansoor, Apollo Crews, and the Viking Raiders were all quickly eliminated in the next sequence.

Everyone teamed up to get the big men out (Commander Azeez & Shanky). United States Champion Finn Balor eliminated Damian Priest to continue their rivalry. Finn Balor, Tommaso Ciampa, Robert Roode, and Dolph Ziggler were the final four superstars remaining in the Battle Royal.

Robert Roode battled with Madcap Moss and planted him with a Spinebuster. Ziggler and Roode got Balor to the apron but couldn’t eliminate him. Madcap Moss snuck up from behind and sent Roode & Ziggler over the top rope. Balor got back into the ring and traded shots. Madcap Moss got the upper hand and eliminated Balor to win the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal.

After the match, Madcap Moss said he did it all by himself and Andre was his hero. The crowd was booing Moss and he took the opportunity to mock the fans in Dallas before celebrating with the trophy.

Ricochet Retained The Intercontinental Title

Ricochet defended the Intercontinental Championship against Angel & Humberto (Los Lotharios) in a Triple Threat match. Los Lotharios treated the bout as a Handicap match early and beat the champion down. Ricochet tried to battle back but Angel & Humberto sent him to the outside. Los Lotharios shared a hug as SmackDown went to a commercial break.

When SmackDown returned, Angel and Humberto were still in control and taunting the crowd while keeping the champion on the mat. Ricochet hit Angel with a kick but turned around into an Enziguri for a two count. Humberto went for the cover but Ricochet kicked out at two. Angel wasn’t too pleased about that and went for another cover while Humberto was posing in the corner.

The tag team began arguing and Ricochet finally got in some offense before the numbers game caught up to him. Humberto tried to roll Angel up but he kicked out and they started arguing again. Ricochet capitalized with a Crossbody onto both superstars and then a big Dropkick to Angel.

Ricochet connected with a standing Moonsault on Humberto and went for the cover but Angel broke it up at the last moment. Ricochet climbed to the top rope but Angel tripped him up. Ricochet responded with a kick to the face and made his way back to the top turnbuckle but Humberto broke it up this time.

Humberto went for a Superplex but the champ held onto the ropes. Ricochet sent Humberto onto Angel with a Suplex and climbed to the top rope. Ricochet hit Angel with the 630 Senton and then quickly followed it up with the Recoil on Humberto for the pinfall victory. Ricochet is still the Intercontinental Champion.

Naomi & Sasha Banks Pinned The Champs

Sasha Banks & Naomi faced Women’s Tag Team Champions Queen Zelina & Carmella in a non-title match. Liv Morgan, Rhea Ripley, Natalya, and Shayna Baszler were ringside for the match. Carmella and Zelina will defend the Women’s Tag Team Championships against Morgan & Ripley, Baszler & Natalya, Banks & Naomi in a Fatal 4-Way match at WrestleMania.

The champs controlled the action early and isolated Sasha Banks in the corner of the ring. Sasha battled back with a knee to the face and crawled towards the corner. Zelina knocked Naomi off the ring apron to prevent the tag but Banks battled back. Naomi hopped back on the ring apron and tagged in.

Naomi slammed Zelina to the mat and went for the cover but Carmella broke it up. Naomi leveled the champs with a Dropkick and tagged in Sasha Banks. Sasha hit a Splash and Naomi followed it up with the split-legged Moonsault for the pinfall victory.

Charlotte & Ronda Rousey Spoke

Ronda Rousey was interviewed earlier in the day ahead of her match against SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania. Rousey admitted that Charlotte has made her angry but she’s going to relax until WrestleMania. Ronda added that her family will be in the front row at WrestleMania to watch Flair either tap out or get her arm ripped off.

SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair made her way to the entrance ramp and vowed to destroy Ronda Rousey at WrestleMania. The fans started the “what?” chant and Flair responded with a “woo!”. Charlotte claimed that she was cool because every woman wanted to be her and every man wanted her. The crowd booed and Flair ended the promo by calling Rousey a b*tch.

Vince McMahon Threatened To Fire Pat McAfee, Austin Theory Pins The US Champion

Rick Boogs battled Jimmy Uso this week on SmackDown. The Usos will defend the SmackDown Tag Team Championships against Boogs and Shinuke Nakmura at WrestleMania. Jey Uso and Shinsuke Nakamura were ringside for tonight’s match.

Before the match, Pat McAfee chased Austin Theory backstage again and to Vince McMahon’s office. McAfee pounded on the door and began to walk away. McAfee turned around and booted the door and it popped open. An enraged Vince McMahon emerged and threatened McAfee that he’d cancel his WrestleMania match. Vince also threatened to fire him and McAfee walked away as Austin Theory hid behind Mr. McMahon.

Boogs dominated early and showed off his power by lifting Jimmy with ease. Boogs hit a massive Fallaway Slam and both superstars were down. Austin Theory jogged down the entrance ramp and Pat said he was going to try to ignore him. Theory grabbed a drink and threw it on McAfee. Michael Cole calmed McAfee down by saying “Pat!” over and over. Theory posed on the entrance ramp but United States Champion Finn Balor showed up and attacked him. Balor rolled Austin Theory into the ring and the referee called for the bell as SmackDown went to a commercial break.

Nakamura, Boogs, and Balor then faced Austin Theory & The Usos in a 6-man tag. Pat McAfee got very pumped as Boogs manhandled Austin Theory. Balor tagged in and The Usos sent him to the outside. Jey bounced Finn’s head off the announce table and rolled him back into the ring.

When SmackDown returned from a commercial, Balor connected with a Dropkick as Nakamura pleaded for a tag. Nakamura and Theory tagged in and Shinsuke caught him with a kick to the face. Shinsuke unloaded a series of kicks and followed it up with an Enziguri. Nakamura got Theory in the ropes and hit a sliding German Suplex. Balor tagged in and sent Theory to the outside.

The United States Champion flipped onto Theory and The Usos before bringing Theory back in the ring. Finn hit a Slingblade and climbed to the top rope. The Usos got up on the apron and Balor booted them away. This allowed enough time for Theory to recover and he tripped Balor up. Austin Theory then hit the reigning United States Champion with the ATL for the pinfall victory and taunted Pat McAfee to end the segment. McAfee and Austin Theory will battle at WrestleMania.

Drew McIntyre Got Angela Back

Happy Corbin & Madcap Moss made their way to the ring as SmackDown went to it’s final commercial break. Corbin hosted an episode of Happy Talk with Angela the sword as the guest. McIntyre’s sword was placed on a table as the crowd booed the hell out of Moss & Corbin.

Moss boasted about winning the Battle Royal and Corbin downplayed it by saying he’s been there and done that. Happy made a rough joke (“what does McIntyre’s sword and his mother have in common? He has lost them both”).Corbin claimed that Angela the sword needed a new happy name. Drew McIntyre finally interrupted and swatted Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal winner Madcap Moss away like he was nothing.

McIntyre grabbed a steel chair and hurled it at Corbin. The chair hit Corbin and he dropped the sword. Drew grabbed the sword and swung away but Happy Corbin retreated. McIntyre then threw out the furniture in the ring and broke the table with the sword to end the show.

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ROH Supercard of Honor 2022 Results: Samoa Joe Returns, New Tag, Pure & TV Champs

Ring of Honor is returning from hiatus to host their annual Supercard of Honor show as a part of WrestleMania weekend. 

Ring of Honor announced on October 27, 2021 that they would be going on hiatus for the first quarter of 2022 after their Final Battle event. All their wrestlers and staff were released from their contracts on various dates.

Supercard of Honor XV will be the first wrestling event of 2022 promoted by ROH following their hiatus. This is also their first event under the ownership of Tony Khan. This year’s event will be the 15th event in the Supercard of Honor chronology.

On April 1, ROH Supercard of Honor XV took place at 8PM EST.The event is located at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas. The event aired on FITE and is available for $39.99 on Video on Demand. 

Ring Of Honor Supercard Of Honor XV Quick Results

Pre-Show:

  • Colt Cabana defeated Blake Christian
  • AQA defeated Miranda Alize
  • Gates of Agony (Kaun & Toa Liona) (w/ Tully Blanchard) defeated Cheeseburger & Eli Isom
  • Dalton Castle defeated Joe Hendry

Main Show:

  • Sw3rve (Swerve) Strickland defeated Alex Zayne
  • Brian Cage (w/ Tully Blanchard) defeated Ninja Mack
  • Jay Lethal defeated Lee Moriarty (w/ Matt Sydal)
  • Interim ROH Women’s World Championship: Mercedes Martinez defeated Willow Nightingale
    • Mercedes Martinez will face Champion Deonna Purrazzo at a later date due to Deonna being unavailable for the show
  • ROH Tag Team Championships: FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) defeated The Briscoes (Mark & Jay Briscoe) (c) 
    • The Young Bucks attacked The Briscoes after the match. FTR came out to rescue Dem Boys.
  • ROH World TV Championship: Minoru Suzuki defeated Rhett Titus (c)
  • ROH Pure Championship: Wheeler Yuta defeated Josh Woods (c)
  • Undisputed ROH World Championship: Jonathan Gresham (c) defeated Bandido (c) (w/ Chavo Guerrero Jr.)
    • Bandido sends Chavo Guerrero Jr. to the back after he interferes 
    • Jay Lethal comes out to challenge Jonathan Gresham. Lethal and Sonjay Dutt attack Gresham. Lee Moriarty comes out to help Gresham and gets laid out by the pair.
    • Samoa Joe debuts after Lethal tries to end the show standing tall, holding both of Gresham’s belts.
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Ring Of Honor Supercard Of Honor XV Final Thoughts

Honestly, the quality of matches on the show was amazing. However, I believe the booking was poor and possibly even disrespectful to the champions of the prior version of ROH. Nevertheless, FTR and The Briscoes had likely one of the best matches you would ever see. Willow Nightingale and Mercedes Martinez developed great chemistry in the ring, which reflected on to the match perception. We also had three new champions crowned in FTR, Minoru Suzuki, and Wheeler Yuta. In addition to these title changes, Jonathan Gresham became the only ROH World Champion in his unification match with Bandido.

Posted April 2nd, 2022 in Results.

GCW: For The Culture 3 (4/1) Results: Big Swole, Tasha Steelz, First Black Deathmatch & More

The sixth event of GCW: The Collective was GCW: For The Culture 3. The event was held by Game Changer Wrestling at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. Furthermore, GCW: The Collective will feature 12 live wrestling events this year. Eight of those shows are presented by GCW. 

GCW: For The Culture 3 is a Black wrestler only show. The show featured talent from all across the country, all with different levels of exposure. In the main event of GCW: For The Culture 3, Hoodfoot faced Billy Dixon in a deathmatch. The event also saw AJ Gray take on Darius Lockhart, and Shane Taylor Promotions battle with The HitMakerZ. Big Swole also clashed with Tasha Steelz for the IMPACT Knockouts Championship.

The event aired on FITE and is available for $13.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW Collective events for $139.99.

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GCW: For The Culture 3 Quick Results

  • IMPACT Knockouts World Championship: Tasha Steelz (c) defeated Big Swole to retain the Knockouts title
  • Scramble Match: Michael Oku defeated Keita Carlie Bravo, PB Smooth, Chris Andino, Keita Murray & Ja Dizz (w/ Faye Jackson)
  • Shane Taylor Promotions (O’Shay Edwards & Shane Taylor) (w/ Reverend Ron Hunt) defeated The HitMakerz (AJ Francis/FRANC & Tehuti Miles) (w/Briana Brandy)
  • Pan-Afrikan World Diaspora Wrestling World Championship: Trish Adora (c) defeated MJ Jenkins to retain the Pan-Afrikan title
  • AJ Gray defeated Darius Lockhart
  • Fatal Four-Way Match: Mysterious Q defeated JTG, Bryan Keith & Zenshi
  • Deathmatch: Hoodfoot defeated Bill Dixon
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GCW: For The Culture 3 Final Thoughts

In conclusion, GCW: For The Culture 3 was everything I was hoping the show would be. There was lots of respect, compassion, and unity shown throughout the show which is uncommon for most GCW shows. The multi-man matches really kept the show feeling familiar to the GCW brand. The women’s matches overdelivered. Shane Taylor Promotions and The HitMakerZ match stole the show. At the end of the show, we also saw the first ever all Black deathmatch in Game Changer Wrestling. This show is definitely a step in the right direction and leaves you feeling hopeful!

GCW: The Collective still has six shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 1st, 2022 in Results.

Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise 2 Results (4/1)

On April 1, WrestleCon and Zicky Dice held the Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise 2 at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, Texas. The event streamed live, and for free, on Zicky Dice’s Twitch channel.

The second edition of Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise saw Rich Swann go head to head with Scotty 2 Hotty in the main event. Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise 2 also featured a Sensational Sextuplet Scramble match which featured Frontman Jah-C, Keita Murray, Carlie Bravo, Levi Shapiro, Darian Bengston, and Lord Crewe. Masha Slamovich also faced a bear (Max The Impaler).

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Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise 2 Quick Results

  • Falls Count Anywhere Match for the IMPACT Digital Media Championship: Matt Cardona (c) defeated “Outlandish” Zicky Dice
    • Zicky Dice issued an open challenge which Matt Cardona answered
  • Deonn Rusman defeated Jonah Turk
  • Sensational Sextuplet Scramble: Frontman Jah-C defeated Keita Murray, Carlie Bravo, Levi Shapiro, Darian Bengston and Lord Crewe
    • The members of the NJPW LA Dojo came out after the match to attack Darian Bengston to continue the feud between the dojo and The Nightmare Factory
  • Lince Dorado defeated Black Taurus
  • SUB-missions Only Match: EFFY vs “Speedball” Mike Bailey
  • Masha Slamovich defeated BEAR (Max The Impaler)
  • Scotty 2 Hotty defeated Rich Swann
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Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise 2 Final Thoughts

In short, Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise 2 was… OUTLANDISH. Surprisingly, there was an impromptu Falls Count Anywhere Match for the IMPACT Digital Media Championship. During the Sensational Sextuplet Scramble, the referee even got involved by performing some moves on the outside. There was even a full swerve where the bear that Masha Slamovich was supposed to face ended up being Max The Impaler. Regardless of the ‘OUTLANDISH’ activities, the show was without a doubt one of the most fun of the weekend.

Other WrestleCon Shows

In the same vein, this year’s WrestleCon event features six live events. IMPACT Wrestling, AAA, New Japan Strong, also have events scheduled for the Dallas convention.

WrestleCon still has three shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 1st, 2022 in Results.

GCW: LA Fights vs JCW Results (4/1): Nick Wayne, Jack Cartwheel, Billie Starkz & More Compete

The fifth event of GCW: The Collective was GCW: LA Fights vs JCW. The event was held by Game Changer Wrestling at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. Furthermore, GCW: The Collective will feature 12 live wrestling events this year. Eight of those shows are presented by GCW. 

LA Fights and JCW are promotions based on their regions. This battle between the two coasts featured many stars from both sides of the country. In the main event of GCW: LA Fights vs JCW, Charles Mason went to war with Dark Sheik. The event also saw Kevin Blackwood take on Cole Radrick, and Alec Price have a match with Jack Cartwheel.

The event aired on FITE and is available for $9.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans can also watch all GCW Collective events for $139.99.

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GCW: LA Fights vs JCW Quick Results

  • Super Series of Survival Match: Team JCW (Yoya, Janai Kai, Edith Surreal, Jordan Oliver, Charlie Tiger, Ellis Taylor, Bam Sullivan and Slade) defeated Team LA Fights (Titus Alexander, Bad Dude Tito, Hunter Freeman, Matt Vandagriff, Damian Drake, Jordan Cruz, Lucas Riley and Ju Dizz)
  • Cole Radrick (JCW) defeated Kevin Blackwood (LA Fights)
  • Jack Cartwheel (LA Fights) defeated Alec Price (JCW)
  • Big Vin (JCW) defeated Juicy Finau (LA Fights)
  • Nick Wayne (LA Fights) defeated Marcus Mathers (JCW)
  • Billie Starkz (JCW) defeated Sandra Moone (JCW)
  • B-Boy (LA Fights) defeated Grim Reefer (JCW)
  • Dark Sheik (LA Fights) defeated Charles Mason (JCW)
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GCW: LA Fights vs JCW Final Thoughts

In conclusion, GCW: LA Fights vs JCW was everything we expected it to be. From the multi-person matches, to the brutal and crafty collisions, both promotions came out looking dominant. Although it was hard to focus during the Super Series of Survival Match, in the best way possible, the matches after definitely brought your attention right back. Many of the wrestlers on the card showed new levels of grit and intensity. The final two matches were intense, to say the least.

GCW: The Collective still has nine shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 1st, 2022 in Results.

GCW: Planet Death Results(4/1)

Game Changer Wrestling held the all Deathmatch event GCW: Planet Death at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas.

The GCW event was hosted by Nick Gage, who worked on commentary throughout the entire event. The main event saw an Intergender Deathmatch between Sadika and Jimmy Llyod. GCW: Planet Death aired on FITE and is available for $12.99 on Video on Demand. Wrestling fans could also buy the GCW Collective bundle for $139.99.

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GCW: Planet Death Quick Results

  1. Slade defeated Bam Sullivan in a Taipei Deathmatch
  2. Cole Radrick defeated Akira in a Light tube Deathmatch
  3. Sawyer Wreck defeated Brandon Kirk in an Intergender Barb of F*ckery Deathmatch
  4. Shane Mercer defeated Neil Diamond Cutter in a Light Bundle Deathmatch
  5. Hoodfoot defeated Mad Man Pondo in a Light Tube Deathmatch
  6. Sadika defeated Jimmy Lloyd in an Intergender Deathmatch

Overall Thoughts on GCW: Planet Death

GCW: Planet Death may not be enjoyable for wrestling fans that don’t like Deathmatches. Every match on the show had someone bleed profusely. If you aren’t a fan of wrestlers getting hit with light tubes or cut on the forehead with a blade, this show may not interest you.

The event delivers on what fans should expect from fans of Deathmatches. The matches on the card are brutal. The competitors on the card put their bodies through pain to put on an entertaining show. However, bouts like Mercer vs. Cutter also tell stories in the match that may make you interested in how it would end. One of the standout matches on the card was Radrick vs. Akira, as both wrestles took a tremendous amount of punishment and dished it out.

The event is also an hour and a half long, making it easier to watch. Despite cleaning the objects in the ring after a match, the PPV pacing was good. Deathmatch or curious fans that missed the show could be interested in seeing the PPV on VOD for $12.99.

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Mark Hitchcock Memorial Supershow 2022 Results(3/31)

Wrestlecon held the Mark Hitchcock Memorial Supershow at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, Texas. The event was a part of the FITE Fest bundle and WrestleCon SuperShow.

The main event saw the Briscoes vs. The Rottweilers(Homicide & Low Ki). The Mark Hitchcock Memorial Supershow also had Mia Yim’s first match since WWE released her on Nov. 4, 2021. She competed against Athena, who also wrestled for WWE as Ember Moon. The event can be watched on FITE’s video on demand for $14.99, or wrestling fans could buy the FITE Fest Bundle/WrestleCon bundle for $74.99.

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Mark Hitchcock Memorial Supershow Quick Results

  1. Bandido defeated “Speedball” Mike Bailey
  2. Mia Yim defeated Athena
  3. Tomohiro Ishii defeated Timothy Thatcher
  4. Taya Valkyrie defeated Johnny WrestleCon in a Dirty Dishes Match
  5. Michael Oku, Rey Horus & Laredo Kid defeated Josh Alexander, Ace Austin & Black Taurus
  6. Minoru Suzuki defeated Biff Busick
  7. Team Onita(Atsushi Onita, The Rock N Roll Express, Juice Robinson & Colt Cabana) defeated Team PCO(PCO, NZO, Jimmy Wang Yang, Barry Horowitz & Dirty Dango)
  8. The Briscoes defeated The Rottweilers(Homicide & Low Ki)

Overall Thoughts on Mark Hitchcock Memorial Supershow

The Mark Hitchcock Memorial Supershow delivered a great wrestling show. The event did have some audio issues and spoiled a surprise appearance by Bret Hart at the start of the show. In the main event, Homicide and Low Ki confronted a fan for being disrespectful. The incident went on for almost 5 minutes before the match started. However, it may not hurt a fan’s overall enjoyment of the event.

Bandido vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey set the tone for the event and could be considered the best match on the card. However, the rest of the card also delivered exciting and fun matches. Yim looked in great shape and seemed happy to be wrestling again in her return. The show may be worth watching for $14.99 on VOD for fans who didn’t see the event live.

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AAA Invades WrestleCon Results (3/31): Jeff Jarrett Appears, Pyscho Clown & Bandido Compete

The first event of the WrestleCon events was AAA Invades WrestleCon. The event was held by AAA Lucha Libre at Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, TX.. Furthermore, WrestleCon will feature six live wrestling events this year. 

In the main event of AAA Invades WrestleCon, Psycho Clown was in action against Black Taurus. The event also saw Laredo Kid defend his AAA Cruiserweight Championship against Bandido and Demonic Flamita.

The event aired on FITE and is available for $14.99 on Video on Demand in Spanish. Wrestling fans can also watch all WrestleCon events for $74.99.

AAA Invades WrestleCon Quick Results

  • The Natural Classics (Tome Filip & Stevie Filip) def. Ryan Kidd & Christi Jaynes
  • Nino Hamburguesa, Microman & Taya def. Rey Escorpion, Mini Abismo Negro & La Hiedra
  • NWA World Tag Team Championships: La Rebelion (Bestia 666 & Mecha Wolf) (c) def. Aero Star & Drago
  • Aramis, Mr. Iguana & Octagon Jr def. Arez, Faby Apache & Abismo Negro Jr.
  • Jack Cartwheel, Drago Kid & Pagano def. La Empresa (Sam Adonis, Puma King & Gringo Loco)
  • AAA Cruiserweight Championship: Laredo Kid (c) def. Bandido and Demonic Flamita
  • Pyscho Clown def. Black Taurus
  • Jeff Jarrett, Karen Jarrett and La Empresa attack Pyscho Clown and take his mask after the match. Jarrett reveals he’s been the man behind La Empresa.
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Other WrestleCon Events

This year’s WrestleCon event features six live events. IMPACT Wrestling, AAA, New Japan Strong, and Zicky Dice have events scheduled for the Dallas convention.

WrestleCon still has four shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 1st, 2022 in Results.

IMPACT Wrestling Results (3/31/22): Bullet Club vs. Motor City Machine Guns II

Impact Wrestling on 3/21 aired an episode from their recent tapings at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

This episode featured the in-ring return of Jonathan Gresham, a battle royale to decide a new number one contender for the Knockouts title, and the second match in the Bullet Club vs. Motor City Machine Guns rivalry.

IMPACT Wrestling Quick Results (3/31/22)

  • Black Taurus (with Decay) defeated Deaner (with Violent By Design) on BTI
  • ROH World Champion Jonathan Gresham defeated Kenny King in a non-title match
  • The Good Brothers (Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows) defeated Johnny Swinger & Zicky Dice
  • Josh Alexander defeated Madman Fulton (with Ace Austin)
  • Rosemary won the Knockouts World Championship number one contendership battle royale
  • Bhupinder Gujjar defeated Aiden Prince
  • Masha Slamovich defeated Abby Jane
  • Bullet Club (Jay White & Chris Bey) defeated Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)

IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches Preview

Tomorrow night, as a part of WrestleCon, IMPACT Wrestling will put on IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches. The show takes place in Dallas, Texas and is a part of the WrestleMania weekend festivities. The show airs at 10:00 PM EST, and will stream live on FITE TV for $19.99.

The card is listed below:

  • Ultimate X Match For The X-Division Title: Trey Miguel vs Vincent vs Chris Bey vs Rich Swann vs Blake Christian vs Jordynne Grace
  • “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs Alex Shelley
  • Good Brothers (Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson) vs. The Briscoes (Mark & Jay Briscoe)
  • Jay White vs. Chris Sabin
  • Tomohiro Ishii vs. Eddie Edwards
  • Josh Alexander & JONAH vs IMPACT World Champion Moose & PCO
  • Chelsea Green & Matt Cardona vs Mickie James & Nick Aldis
  • Champ Champ Challenge: Deonna Purrazzo Open Challenge
  • IMPACT Knockouts Tag Team Championships: The Influence (Tenille Dashwood & Madison Rayne) (c) vs. Tasha Steelz & Savannah Evans vs. Havok & Rosemary vs. Gisele Shaw & Lady Frost

WrestleCon still has four shows remaining for the weekend. To see the schedule for the remaining events, click here.

Posted April 1st, 2022 in Results.

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