Phoenix Rising: Grand Ascension VI Finals Night Results

Celine Chevalier def. Rachel White
Victor Kintelas def. Markos Andreas
Firehawk Sentarl and Kileas Kintelas def. The Muscle Machines
Todd Colton def. Listalva Anne Heyward
Angel Leblanc def. Kaelara Sentarl
Pure Gold def. The Limbtakers
Anari Lynn Heyward def. Kyle Anderson
Telan Kintelas def. Michelle Rochefort to retain the Pacific Northwest Championship
Eri Sentarl and the Gallego Twins def. The Malevolent Triad

A reasonably strong performance from Rachel here, but Celine was just that much better, eventually landing a vicious Lightning Spiral to put this one to rest and starting off LBB's night with a victory... and not the only one, either.


Pure, absolute dominance from Victor Kintelas. Now that he's no longer Top Prospect, his focus seems squarely on Showdown... and perhaps taking home a championship from the bigger show. The Pacific Northwest Championship could easily be in his future at this rate...


The Machines held out fairly well in this one, all things considered. But against a team that was still looking to bounce back from their loss to LBB, and re-establish themselves as the premier names on Showdown, the ending seemed inevitable... with a perfectly-placed Phoenix Dive sealing the victory.


Todd's mean streak definitely came out tonight, a sharp knee drop busting Listalva wide open... and Todd would continue to land them throughout the match, eventually hitting an Exploder suplex to put Queen Anne away, and cement himself as a front-runner to challenge for the World Championship.


A match that looked like it was well in hand for Kaelara quickly turned sour when Angel simply refused to quit, and steadily turned the tide, eventually snapping off a Tiger Neck Chancery, and scoring a hard-fought win to bring LBB to 2-0 on the night.


War, pure and simple... two teams that had not met in well over a year finally clashed once again in new surroundings, and the result was nothing short of pure, absolute chaos. Pure Gold had nearly every submission scouted in this one, preventing the Limbtakers from sealing the win... but it took one last big suplex from Mallory in the midst of a chaotic brawl to bring this one to an end. The time limit had technically expired, but nobody dared get in the way of this match...


Anari Lynn Heyward wouldn't let her alliance end the night without a win. She stepped into the ring with Kyle Anderson, and amazingly, was absolutely dominant throughout, a brutal brawl on the outside giving her even more of an edge before she'd simply deliver a crushing splash in the ring to finish the match.


Michelle Rochefort put up an incredible fight here, trying to push for an amazing comeback against Telan Kintelas... seizing the opportunity over a gassed-out champion and very nearly getting the victory. But Telan kicked out, revitalized by a second wind, and delivered a snap powerbomb that brought the match to a quick end right after, successfully making his second defense of the Pacific Northwest Championship.


It was none other than the Gallego Twins who came out as Eri's allies for the night, and the decision seemed to be a wise one. The trio was electric against the Malevolent Triad, with highlights coming from all angles... Eri's Phoenix Splash nearly scored her another huge victory, and a late spot between Oscuro and Gabriela raised some eyebrows when they traded Backstabbers... and the exact same taunt. But it would be Rafael that'd get the job done in the end, locking in a Scorpion Deathlock on Selisha, and taking home the victory.

"You have a lot of questions. I can already hear them being asked, coming from all directions. Why the Gallegos? What happened out there? Did we really see what we thought we saw?" Eri stands with the Gallego twins still nearby, just behind her on either side. "You can already see why I picked the Gallegos. Because we won out there. Because I knew we would. And of course I could've done the same with Kae, or Lis, or Anari, or even Kellaron. But there's a reason I chose these two beyond that. And I think it's time that they laid their cards on the table."


Gabriela was the first to step forward. Eri took her place in the back, and as Gabriela stared into the camera, much of her black paint having been wiped away in the course of the match, she speaks calmly, quietly. "As you know by now, my name is Gabriela Gallego. You first saw me last April, on a seemingly throw-away show run by one Andrea Hawke... back then, I believe the fans referred to us on that night as the 'Mexican Jaguars'. Not a terrible name, even if we've come to embrace more than just that blue-and-gold color scheme since then. But 'Jaguar' isn't exactly the most accurate description of us. April 1, 2020 was the debut of the Gallego Twins... but it was not our debut, exactly. Both Rafael and myself had been in Phoenix Rising before that night... but not exactly as you see us now. Rafael... tell your half first. I think it'll be easier for people to stomach."


Rafael stepped forward now, and let out a breath. "As you know, I made my first appearance as Rafael Gallego the same night as Gabriela. April 1, 2020. But I'd already had a match on Phoenix Rising... Proving Ground, specifically... on March 23. Just one week before. It was the last time I appeared under that mask... the mask of Pajaro de Fuego." He stared into the camera, and there appeared to be a fire practically burning behind his eyes. "For that entire length of time... from the very first appearance I made, to the last... I was Pajaro de Fuego. I was the man beneath that mask right from the start. Many believed it was Firehawk Sentarl himself that wore it, perhaps they saw certain... mannerisms in me that they felt 'tipped them off'. But it was me, it always was... and, like with everything, there's a very good reason for that."


He stepped back and let Gabriela take center-stage again. "Rafael was Pajaro de Fuego... and, maybe now the gears in your head are turning, wondering who I was. But the clues are there. You should know very well by now. Because Eri gave them to you two weeks ago. The Fenix Oscuro you've seen ever since I made my first appearance, on April 1... has been a fraud. Someone masquerading as Fenix Oscuro... my mask. And you need look no further for your first piece of evidence that the fraud had already taken the identity of Oscuro, barely a month after I'd discarded it..." Gabriela leaned forward, her voice dropping to a low growl. "Her first match under that mask was a loss. To Rachel White. Tell me now... do you think I'd ever allow that? And then a loss to Les Beautes Blondes as well... two months after her first appearance. She would not record a win until August... against that very same Rachel White. And that was when the change became... noticeable. She'd tried to disguise herself until then... but finally, her appearance on that night, it's simple to see. Gone is the jet-black hair, replaced with that brown you still see today. For the past six months she has continued to masquerade poorly as Oscuro, and two weeks ago she was finally exposed for the fake she is, by Eri Sentarl."


Gabriela once again deferred... and Eri stepped forward to speak once more. "I suspected it from the beginning. By appearances, by the way she moved, by the way she failed to beat Rachel when it first happened... at first I thought she was just having a bad night. But then she appeared less and less... and when she finally resurfaced, I couldn't deny what I was seeing. That wasn't Oscuro. Wasn't Gabriela under the mask. Because I know her better than anyone. We didn't fight and suffer all that time for me to mistake that for her." Eri adjusted herself, shifting her weight before continuing. "Around the time it happened last year, both of us seemed to come to a realization. That what we'd fought over... that all we'd been at each others' throats for, ever since she arrived... there was no more reason for it. She understood it. One night in March, the last time she wrestled as Oscuro, she finally came to me and... we put everything out there."

Gabriela stepped forward, but Eri didn't step back this time. "My memory of those days in Mexico was... flawed. Yes, Eri was arrogant, but in a way she'd earned a little bit of it... but never once had she sought to hold anyone back or try to injure them. My own jealousy had been hanging over me all this time, seeing things that weren't there."


"I didn't want to admit that you were getting close. And you were, absolutely. I didn't go out there meaning to injure you, I went out there trying to show you up... and I screwed up instead. Stupid, reckless..." Eri shook her head.

"But nothing more than an accident." Gabriela gave a firm nod. "We've had the full conversation already. That'll do enough for everyone else. But there's one last detail that needs to be mentioned. Two, perhaps. But we'll start... with where the two of us come from." Eri stepped back... Rafael came forward, side-by-side with his twin. "We are Gabriela and Rafael Gallego, from Monterrey, Mexico. Our mother... Maria Gallego, who has done her best to support us by herself for our entire lives... and for that, we've always been thankful. Though she has not done it entirely alone... as our father has supported her from a distance."


"And for that, we're also extremely thankful." Rafael nodded, taking a deep breath. "He didn't know who we were when we first signed with Phoenix Rising. We did that deliberately. We wanted to make our own way, first... stand as our own people, before we ever dreamed of talking about this publicly. He knew, of course, after we both unmasked... and now, it's time everyone knew the truth as well. But I suppose if you've been paying attention so far... then once again, the clues are right there, right in front of you."


"Pajaro de Fuego. Fenix Oscuro. Both of us adopted the very same motif of our father. Thomas Andrew Grey... Firehawk Sentarl." Gabriela glanced over her shoulder to Eri. "I always knew who he was... but nothing had been said of it to everyone else in the family. We went over it around that time... it helped that he met our mother before meeting Shiana." She smirked slightly, then shook her head. "But... that, I think, takes care of our entire story. Who we are. Where we came from. The only thing left... is where we're headed.



"'Oscuro'. I know exactly who you are under that mask. Being in the ring with you, much like with Eri, confirmed everything I suspected. Part of that very same class in Mexico, a tag-along who was capable, but wanted far too badly to be me. So now you've fulfilled that wish of yours. My future, alongside Rafael, is to continue fighting for the Proving Ground Tag Team Championships. But before my focus returns to that, I have one more thing to accomplish in a Showdown ring. In two weeks... you and I will meet, one-on-one. And you will not bring the rest of the Triad... MY Triad, that you've seen fit to steal from under me. I will show you just how far you've yet to go. How long the path in front of you stretches out.



"This 'fraud' of an Oscuro is about to meet the real thing. And I will not hesitate to crush you under my heel. I will not wear the mask again... but make no mistake, for one final night... the true Fenix Oscuro will live again. One... final... time."

Rafael Gallego def. Rey de la Carne
Calista Vargas def. Angela Rothenberg
Chico Con Carne won the 4-way to become #1 contender for the Top Prospect Championship
Arthur Wright def. Anahera
Felice Santana def. La Corsaria
Winter Fresh def. The Yoshida Twins
Amber Wright def. Xiu Mei Li
Donna Nobel def. Leona Sterling
Jessika Boom won the 4-way to become #1 contender for the Inspire Championship

Rafael seemed well in control of this one, coming out strong over Rey de la Carne in his first match since revealing the secret that had been kept quiet for so long. The former Pajaro de Fuego has definitely become a far greater talent unmasked than he ever seemed to beneath it.


Calista was on the back foot for most of this match, with Angela Rothenberg setting the pace to her liking and keeping Calista grounded, and forcing her to fight the match her way. But Calista finally did start to get a spark of momentum... and the moment she found her opening, she landed the Stormbreaker, and put Angela down with authority, giving the Brazilian a huge comeback victory.


Chico Con Carne may not be a tag team champion anymore, but he's got a shot to regain some gold after this one. He was easily the biggest force in this match, eliminating HAYATO first before Nick MacLeod took out Riccardo De Luca with a torture rack... and promptly fell into Chico's clutches with the same pin that had caught HAYATO. Chico gets another incredible win, and now, he's set to clash with Sanya Markov in two weeks...


Arthur and Anahera cycled through most of their typical arsenal for this one, with both Wright family trademark moves coming out: the hard right hand, and the Triangle Scorpion, which would eventually get the win, against Anahera's spinning tombstone and Katahajime hold. But both held back their biggest bombs... perhaps saving them for the big title clash in two weeks...


Corsaria just couldn't quite keep up. Felice Santana was electric, turning up the pace later in the match and eventually catching Corsaria in a quick rana pin to score the victory, and perhaps trying to make a case for her own shot at the Inspire Championship before long.


Winter Fresh continue to excel in the tag division, with Fresh Suzuki as quick and talented as ever. Timing was everything... with Naoko on her way back to her corner by referee's orders, Fresh landed a quick poison rana that she quickly transitioned into a pin, and Winter Fresh would come away with another victory.


These two did not hold anything back like their partners did... with Xiu determined to force the STF finish, but Amber refusing to give in, landing everything she had to try and keep Xiu down. It'd be her biggest move, though, the rolling Stunner, that would seal the victory and the sweep for the night... and the Wrights are looking strong ahead of their title defense.


Leona tried her best to keep up the pressure on Donna Nobel, but Donna was on fire throughout the whole match, crushing Leona with everything she had... it'd take three of them, but the Bitter End would seal a win for Donna, and once again leaving Leona trying to figure out where to go next.


This was a deadlock for a solid 20 minutes... until the first domino fell. A crushing Spear from Nicole Blade nearly folded Mercedes Ortega in half, eliminating her from the match... Nicole herself was quickly taken out in short order not long after that after Jessika laid her out with a kick, kept Titania down with a moonsault and scored the pin over her... and a Dynamite Cutter would bring down Titania, giving Jessika the biggest opportunity of her young career. But can she stand up to Anna Bryant?

Allison Avery def. Riley Montgomery
Ian Robinson and Jackson Shaw def. Emma Travers and Diosa Syringa
Mason Hayes def. Manny Ramos
Maya Minh Sai def. Carmen Latour
Dominic Stanton and Laura Tate def. Wanted: DOA
Johnny Rocket def. Sung Moon
Lance Marshall def. Georgia Eagles
Ryan Donovan and Nathan Haines def. The Marshall Sisters
Ian Robinson and Jackson Shaw def. Dominic Stanton and Laura Tate

Allison Avery was on an absolute tear in this match, and although Riley Montgomery fought to match her pace, the Lariat Queen of Little Rock would not be denied, dumping Riley on her head a couple of times before crushing her with a huge diving stomp to seal the victory.


The first tag match of the night saw the new duo of Ian Robinson and Jackson Shaw get off to a bit of a rocky start... with Emma and Syringa easily the more established team. But as the match went on, the newer team started to hit their stride, and Jackson would eventually wipe out Syringa with a vicious powerbomb to give them their first win of the night...


Ramos held his own against the bigger man here for a good while, with this breaking down on the outside for practically half the match. But Mason would eventually bust Manny open, and shortly thereafter, landed a brutal Alabama Slam to pick up a victory, reminding the crowd how dangerous he can be.


Much to the dismay of those in attendance, Maya Minh Sai began to take control of this match down the stretch, neutralizing Carmen Latour's usual high-flying offense, and cranking her into the Lotus Lock, forcing Carmen to surrender and keeping Maya looking tough after losing to Lance Marshall last month.


Try as they might, Wanted: DOA couldn't quite keep up with Dominic and Laura here, with Laura's raw power proving a major factor in their victory. But it was Dominic Stanton that came out with the pinfall victory, bringing down Blanche Wesson-Smith with a Fisherman Driver, and scoring the victory... though they couldn't fully celebrate it in the end.


Johnny Rocket more than cemented himself as the #1 contender with this win. Although Sung Moon gave this one hell of a shot, landing multiple kicks out of the corner and trying to keep Rocket down, he'd set up the Starship Voyage with a Spider German, and made it very clear that he's next in line to face Lance Marshall for the Spirit of Texas Championship.


Lance Marshall has made it very clear from day one that he's the boss, the man in charge, the champion above all. And while Georgia Eagles definitely gave this a serious fight, Lance was in no mood to roll over tonight, perhaps giving Johnny Rocket a preview of what he'll be in for next month when they face off for the Spirit of Texas Championship...


With a performance like this, there could be no doubt in anyone's mind. A wild, wild brawl saw Ryan Donovan and Nathan Haines come out ahead of the Marshall sisters, with Donovan eventually catching Cassandra in his team's corner, and crushing her to the mat with a flying crucifix bomb, ending her undefeated streak and making absolutely sure his team would fight for the tag titles next month. But who would they be up against?


The decision was impossible to make between the other two teams that had won earlier in the night, so an impromptu final match was held... Ian and Jackson vs. Dominic and Laura. And they made it a wild one, with neither side wanting to give up, neither wanting to give an inch to the other. Ian, though, would eventually gain the upper hand, cranking Dominic into a reverse STF, and taking their place as the challengers... Ian Robinson and Jackson Shaw will face Ryan Donovan and Nathan Haines for AFW's tag titles next month... but only one team can be crowned AFW's first-ever champions.

Celine Chevalier def. La Relampaga
The Heyward Sisters def. Pure Gold
Blake Dynamite def. Todd Colton
Angel Leblanc def. Layla Al-Amin
The Limbtakers def. Firehawk Sentarl and Kileas Kintelas
Revon Beauregard def. Victor Kintelas
Telan Kintelas def. Silver Hawk to retain the Pacific Northwest Championship
The Sentarl Sisters def. The Malevolent Triad (Haruka/Selisha)
Gabriela Gallego def. Fenix Oscuro

Celine Chevalier has never looked more dangerous than she did right here, tearing straight through La Relampaga like she was nothing. It was just the start of a fantastic night for Les Beautes Blondes...


It took a hell of a lot to get there, but the Heywards had the better teamwork throughout this match, and Anari's impressive strength proved more than a match for Pure Gold, hoisting Kanjirin up into a brutal torture rack late in the match to get the submission and the victory.


Despite Todd's constant insistence that he should be the #1 contender for the World Championship, Blake Dynamite simply outdid him in every way here, enduring the constant string of flash pins and arm wrenching to nail a Lightning Leg Lariat, and putting Todd down for the three-count. Could Blake be looking to take a stab at being a double-champion?


LBB's night just kept getting better, as Angel Leblanc was at her best against the Cairo Cyclone, grounding the high-flyer and never letting her get up to full speed. Her Figure-Eight leglock would seal the victory, the second for the Blondes on the night... trouble might be on the horizon for the rest of the roster.


The match of the Limbtaker's careers. Faced with two of the top talents in Phoenix Rising, Candace and RNA were on top of their game, enduring everything that Firehawk and Kileas threw their way... and Candace, determined to live up to their name, eventually got Kileas on the mat and went for the legs, scoring a stunning tapout victory. Could the Limbtakers be in line for a shot at the Dynawasps and the tag titles?


Few would've expected the LBB sweep on the night thanks to this match, but Revon Beauregard clearly did not care one bit about what anyone thought of his chances. Victor never quite got into full-gear in this one, and though he hit most of his biggest moves, Revon was just on fire throughout, eventually finishing off with his signature submission to get the victory, and the LBB trifecta.


Telan Kintelas might be re-shaping the Pacific Northwest division with every passing week. This marks his third defense of the title... and with his next defense coming against one of the longest-running champs of last year, in Anari Lynn Heyward, there's sure to be a war over the title come next episode.


The Sentarl sisters continue to show that they might just be one of the best duos in Phoenix Rising. They certainly proved it here against two-thirds of the Triad, as Haruka and Selisha just couldn't keep pace with Eri's blistering speed, and Kae's technique and strength. The Little Phoenix once again cemented her place at the top with her namesake move.


Gabriela Gallego was in no mood to allow a "fraud" to outdo her. As the original Oscuro, she was out to prove something against the new one... and she damn well did that, shrugging off a Shining Wizard and landing a quick running SSP to seal a victory, and make it glaringly obvious who the better woman was.

"I know who you are beneath that mask, 'Oscuro'. Just like Eri, now I know for sure, having faced you one-on-one. It's jealousy, pure and simple... much like I had towards her. Someone better than you... two of them, no less? Until you figure out how to get out of the shadow of your own past, you'll never beat either of us. You can't tie yourself down to that... can't improve merely by following after the two of us.

Hurl yourself into a hopeless vendetta all you want... but when you're ready to find your way to the top... come find me. When you're ready to swallow your pride... I'll be here."

Leona Sterling def. Mercedes Ortega
The Excellent Blades def. White Hot
Rilantha De Nav def. Akira Ryusaki
Katherine White def. Golden Tigress
Winter Fresh def. Riccardo De Luca and Felice Santana
Hikari Ueno def. Calista Vargas
Anna Bryant def. Jessika Boom to retain the Inspire Championship
The Rising Storm def. The Wright Stuff to become the NEW Proving Ground Tag Team Champions
Sanya Markov def. Chico Con Carne to retain the Top Prospect Championship
Rafael Gallego def. HAYATO

Leona Sterling's had a rough time of it lately... this seems to be a change of fortune for the young Scot, as she came roaring out of the gate and obliterated Mercedes Ortega, weakening her with her signature guillotine chokes before landing a diving elbowdrop, seemingly just to rub it in.


Try as they might, White Hot could not hold up against the Blades, and Nicole Blade's raw power was just too much in the end, to the point where after Keiko Maeda took a brutal spear, Rei Hasegawa stepped into the ring, and simply... froze. Perhaps it was intimidation from Nicole, who seemed to be staring down the young talent, but either way, the Blades get the win.


Akira Ryusaki may not have gotten the win here, but he damn sure made this a fight, even with as brief as the match ended up being. He pushed Ril to keep the pace moving, and the veteran obliged, both sides trading some big moves before Ril pulled off the quick win with simple technique, a reminder of just how thoroughly skilled she is.


Tigress, intent on proving she's set to take a step into the Inspire division, squared off with Katherine White while the rest of the Ambush watched. And that's all they did... watch, as Tigress got picked apart by Katherine, taking a Kat's Cradle and falling in a stunning defeat. Perhaps Tigress should stick to the tag division.


Winter Fresh showed their experience in this one... while Riccardo and Felice are electric as a team, Rin and Fresh are fully capable of keeping up with their blistering pace, and they did exactly that, with Rin ultimately landing a cutter late in the match with just the right timing to pick up the win, while Riccardo was on his way out of the ring by referee's orders.


Potentially a star-making moment for Hikari Ueno, who came out with something to prove, and absolutely stuffed Calista Vargas at every turn, eventually crushing the young Brazilian with a Shock Arrow piledriver. Ueno scores easily the biggest win of her young career, but can she keep that momentum going?


Jessika Boom fought hard here, but it just wasn't to be despite throwing everything she had at Anna. Dynamite Cutters, and the bow and arrow, proved not enough to bring down the champion, and Anna fired off an O'Connor German out of the corner... and when that proved not quite enough, reeled off three more German suplexes to finish the job and retain her title.


The Rising Storm are back on top of the world. While the Wrights fought well here, Arthur in particular, late in the match Xiu Mei Li turned up the pressure and began to work the STF almost exclusively, wearing Arthur down and eventually forcing the submission, giving the Storm their first Proving Ground tag title reign, and third reign in the Phoenix Rising organization overall.


Never in doubt. Sanya Markov has become an absolute monster since the Grand Ascension, crushing Victor Kintelas at New Year's Bash, and now, wiping out Chico Con Carne with hardly any effort. This was pure, absolute brutality from the Russian... and it leads us to wonder, who on earth is capable of stopping him?


So as not to end the night on such a down-note, Rafael Gallego and HAYATO stepped into the ring for one extra match. And what a match it was. For the first time, we caught a glimpse of Rafael's old career as Pajaro de Fuego, landing a Fenix Dive crucifix bomb on the outside of the ring... but HAYATO definitely wasn't going quietly himself, landing multiple HAYATO Drivers, fighting through all but Rafael's final move, a vicious submission that finally scored the young Mexican the victory, and closed out the night on a much brighter note.

<There is no one in Proving Ground capable of taking this championship from my grasp. Those of you who are smaller than me, you have no chance against my power. Those of you who believe yourself as strong as I am, you are wrong, and I will prove it time and time again until it sinks in. I am Proving Ground's Top Prospect. I am the nightmare of all who seek this title. I am an unstoppable force, now, and there is not a single one of you who will ever change that fact. Feel free to decide who you send out to fall next. I will be waiting.>

Andrea Hawke def. Iris Coleman
The Big Boys def. Crimson Romance
KyO def. The Phantom Thief
Julian Shepard def. Mercy Devine
Argent and Binak Tonorian def. Kantar and Tasharun
Sabrina def. Jennifer Hunter
Freya O'Malley def. Riley Montgomery
Kelly Wolfe and Victoria Fox def. The Sheridan Brothers to retain the Evergreen Tag Team Championships
Elly Blackwood def. Logan Axelrod to retain the Evergreen Championship
Oakland's Most Metal (Veronika/Rebecca/Sayaka) def. eMo (Sookie/Eddy/Penelope)

Andrea Hawke was in deep trouble for most of this match, busted open almost immediately and struggling to keep pace with Iris the whole time. But she battled back, steadily fighting her way back into the match, and finally hit a last, desperate Superkick that scored the win, leaving Andrea bloodied, exhausted, but victorious.


The rematch didn't go nearly as well as the first match did, even despite there not being any strange freezing shenanigans. The Big Boys were just absolutely in control, and Skidmark would put a brutal end to this one, making it clear that they're looking to become the premiere team in Evergreen.


The Thief seemed to have this well in hand for most of the night, but KyO simply would not back down... holding his ground with his usual style, and despite Sabrina's... well-intentioned, but poorly-timed interference, KyO would turn the tide and pull off the victory.


Despite Mercy bringing her usual violence into play, Julian didn't slow down, forcing Mercy to try and keep up... and she failed at it, falling victim to a Phoenix Splash and giving Julian a major victory.


This seemed destined to be a quick one, given that stamina isn't exactly a strong point for anyone here. But Binak came roaring through this one, a wrecking ball by any description as he crushed Kantar with a brutal powerbomb, while Argent kept Tasharun occupied to pick up the win.


Sabrina never really seemed to be in danger here despite how dangerous Jennifer Hunter is. While Hunter would get a Stealth Viper locked in, Sabrina endured, and with her usual tactics, picked up the win after a blatant low-blow... all within the rules, as usual.


Freya O'Malley was not about to let this turn into another drawn-out brawl with Riley Montgomery, and she brought the fight to Riley in a hurry. This was fast, vicious, and Freya would come out on top with her Batten Kill Tigerdriver, evening the score between them. This won't be the last time these two meet...


How many times is Zack Sheridan going to blow an important match for the brothers? Once again, he was pre-occupied with something else while Vincent got dropped, leveled by a vicious kick from Kelly Wolfe... and the champions retain, leaving the Sheridans looking like a complete joke thanks to Zack's complete lack of awareness.


This might've been the first time Elly Blackwood's looked remotely vulnerable against someone that wasn't Kevin Royce. Logan Axelrod was a beast here, pushing Elly to her absolute limit, and it was Elly's resilience that kept her in the fight, the champion finally having to throw out one last brainbuster to pull off the win and defend her title.


One final match took place before the night came to a close, with the entire Oakland trio making their way to the ring for a match with eMo's main trio in turn. Sookie, Eddy and Penelope all brought the fight, but Veronika Armstrong was in no mood to lose this match to the eMo trio, eventually spearing Eddy Introspect practically out of his shoes and picking up the huge win.