SHTCWA: SUPER HYPER TURBO CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING ALLIANCE

Morgan “Midas” Matthews is not a happy man at this moment. Pacing back and forth in his massive office, light reflecting off his signature gold suit, the tycoon finally stops, slamming both fists on his desk, as he stares up at a silent, motionless Colossus Rhodes.

Morgan “Midas” Matthews: That was intolerable!

Again, Midas paces the room, before turning back and pointing to the camera.

Midas: You see this? I’m broadcasting this to the world, so everyone out there knows exactly how much you disappointed me!

Shaking his head, Matthews turns back to Colossus, lifting a finger towards the giant’s masked head.

Midas: I went through a lot of trouble to find you! And I only pick the best of the best! And nobody can say that Morgan Matthews does not know how to find a winner! But lately, I have been displeased. Ibrahim Rahman went and got himself injured on that pointless African tour. Before that, Crusher Honda could not get the job done against that moron from Texas! And now! Now even my Immovable Object went off and what did you do? You lost to a little girl who plays dress-up in baseball uniforms! You lost to someone who should be a mascot! Who was one fourth of your size! How does that happen?

Colossus starts to raise one of his immense arms, only for Midas to again shout up at him.

Midas: And don’t you even think of responding to me! Your aura’s been shattered, and let me tell you this, if you didn’t already know. A giant who doesn’t look unstoppable? Nobody pays to see that! As long as you looked like you were completely invincible, you were my top acquisition. And I bet on that. You made me lose money, Colossus Rhodes. Nobody makes me lose money with impunity! You are a failure, a joke, a laughing stock of the wrestling world! You are a waste, a disgrace, a worthless oaf, and you shouldn’t even be able to get a job doing…

Rhodes reaches out, grasping his employer by the throat. Amazingly, it appears that Midas is completely unperturbed, and slowly, methodically pries each finger from his neck before viciously slapping and backfisting Rhodes across his face.

Midas: Do not ever do that again. Not if you value your life. Let me make this perfectly clear. You work for me. Do not forget this. Never forget this fact.

Matthews takes in a short breath, and his tone shifts back to normal.

Midas: Now, I do not believe you are entirely irredeemable. You want to look like a monster again? You want your stock to rise up again? Then go out there at Lariats #6, and break someone’s skull. Inflict fear. Inflict terror. Inflict permanent injury. And I promise that if you do this to Senator Steve Phillips, your reward will be beyond your limited range of comprehension. Remember this, and you can again be a member of good standing with Golden Touch Promotions.

Senator Steve Phillips: The words and actions of Morgan Matthews are not representative of the Senatorial Office, nor do they speak for me. Midas Matthews was indeed infuriated that his hand picked giant lost to Mayday Malone, but anyone who has ever witnessed Mayday in action knows that it would be the utmost folly to count her out of any contest. As such, I offer my own personal congratulations to Miss Malone, for an outstanding performance in one of the best matches of the year. Miss Malone, you were an example of how one can persevere against the odds, how to fight on and believe in oneself and to stand up when it matters, and that, my friends, is nothing...but the truth.

You ran CJ Fresh vs Marcel Muller, and it wasn't televised?!??

This is why I signed up with SHTCW:a. An opportunity to compete with a legend like Will Craddock. An opportunity that I have every intention of taking full advantage of. If you want to make a name for yourself, take a shot at the man at the top. I’m aiming to do just that.

People around here might be thinking that this success is a surprise, but I’ve been doing this for a while now. I’m a third generation wrestler. My grandad, Baron von Baron was a legend. My dad, Austin Baron- was a legend. My path is clear. It’s time the people outside Warrior Pro Wrestling start to see what I’m capable of.

Will Craddock is getting a front row seat.

BLOCK ONE, DAY FOUR

Fergus Gray (9 PTS) vs. Nikki Knux (6 PTS): We've got two of the favourites in this tournament squaring off and boy is it a slugfest. Both competitors are going a million miles a minute, with Gray using his size to great advantage. Ten minutes in and it's anyone's match. Bigggg Time Bomb gets a 2.9! Brawl to the outside. Time Bomb on the outside! Knux battles back and goes for Gray's arms. Minoru Special II! He won't tap. Armbar! Won't tap! Head Pickup Lariat out of nowhere! 2.9! TORNADO REVERSE CHICKENWING HOLD FROM THE CORNER! GRAY TAPS AND KNUX HAS TIED HIM IN POINTS! SHE'S IN THIS NOW!



Regan O'Reilly (9 PTS) vs. "Dastardly" Darrik Davies (0 PTS): At this point Davies isn't trying to win the tournament. He's mathematically eliminated, basically. He could still play spoiler, though. And surprise, surprise. Fyfe Donnelly has joined Regan at ringside.

Plenty of early pin attempts from these two as they just want this over with fast, but it's only leading to one-counts. O'Reilly finds herself in a groove, though, nailing the Original Shining Wizard and locking in the O'Reilly Lock. Davies won't tap, though! Second time! He still won't tap! THIRD TIME'S A CHARM AFTER SHE COMES OFF THE TOP ROPE!



El Gringo Fantastico (0 PTS) vs. Bronson Fury (0 PTS): This match is solely for pride as both of these men are eliminated mathematically from the tournament, basically. This is ALL Fury after an early flurry from Fantastico. He just ragdolls Fantastico with throws after a mount and punches that bust Fantastico open and wears him down until he locks in a Bow and Arrow Hold and gets the shocking, seemingly early win.



Fyfe Donnelly (6 PTS) vs. Bobby Donnelly (3 PTS): Though Bobby isn't eliminated yet things aren't looking good for him. If he can beat Fyfe that may be able to turn things around. Not only that, he wants revenge against his son.



And what a match it is! We've got some great counter, catch-as-catch-can style wrestling to start off the match mixed in with some hard, personal strikes from Bobby. Everything breaks down eventually as Bobby gets a mount in and just pummels his son, busting Fyfe open. This awakens some definite rage in Fyfe, though. Dodonce's Throne! 2.9! Another one and he seals the victory, getting up and giving his dad the middle finger and calling him a moron at the end of the match! This feud definitely isn't over, though.

BLOCK TWO, DAY FOUR

Baron Von Brainbuster (0 PTS) vs. Vic Baron (6 PTS): Brainbuster can't get into the finals here, really, but he can certainly play spoiler. It's all Brainbuster to start the match but one big suplex and Vic is on the prowl. He's trying to work Brainbuster's legs to start but once he starts dumping Brainbuster on his head, he's focusing on the crossface. He's locking it in over and over but Brainbuster just won't tap. So Baron has to improvise and catches Brainbuster with a roll-up for the three-count! Brainbuster's most competitive match for sure in what was a pretty damned close one.



Marcel Müller (3 PTS) vs. Yōkai (6 PTS): We've got two submission specialists here with Marcel having an outside chance to make it and Yōkai can really claim a spot as her own.

This is all Marcel to start as he's throwing around the Evil Spirit, getting close chances with Bridging Germans. He transitions into wearing down Yōkai's arms, but she fights back with stiff kicks. OKITE YABURI! MARCEL BREAKS OUT A TWISTING MOONSAULT! BUT IT'S IN THE ROPES!

SAY-O-NARA! BUZZSAW KICK! 2.9! MIST INTO MARCEL'S EYES! RIGHT INTO THE FIGURE EIGHT LEG LOCK! BUT HE WON'T TAP! BUZZSAW KICK AGAAAIINNN! THREE-COUNT! SHE ENDURES THE EARLY PUNISHMENT FROM MARCEL, AND SECURES THREE POINTS!



Kemper Tierney (4 PTS) vs. Will Craddock (9 PTS): Kemper is in desperation mode here, as she NEEDS this win, and she needs to hope CJ Fresh doesn't win after this. Meanwhile, Craddock has basically secured his spot in the quarters early on.

DAMN! And Craddock is out to prove something tonight against a former SHTCW:a World Champ. It is all Welsh Wrecking Ball after an early flurry from Kemper. He is just breaking her down with well-placed kicks to her lower legs. He then switches focus to her neck, hitting a bigggg devastating Ushi Goroshi to a springboard knee into a Shadow over Innsmouth (Chickenwing Suplex). Brawl on the outside and they get back in at 16. DEATH STAR DESTROYER OUT OF NOWHERE! 2.9! It's still all Craddock's match, though. Another Shadow over Innsmouth into the Cardiff City Special! The Dragon Sleeper seals the victory for Craddock.



Shou Saito (0 PTS) vs. CJ Fresh (7 PTS): Shou could play spoiler here as CJ needs this win. It's all Shou in the early going, just planting CJ with hard strikes and suplexes. A Moonsault Foot Stomp into a Coup de Grace combo gets a two-count! He goes for it again! 2.9! Brawl to the outside! Shou brings in a chair. They both roll back in... CJ CATCHES SHOU! FRESH DROP! TO THE OUTSIDE! ANOTHER FOOT STOMP TO COUP DE GRACE! 2.9! AGAIN! THIS TIME IT'S OVER! SHOU HAS BEAT CJ AND THINGS ARE WIDE OPEN NOW!



BLOCK ONE, DAY FIVE

Fergus Gray (9 PTS) vs. Fyfe Donnelly (9 PTS): This is ALL Fergus to start as the Big Gray Guy is just bulldozing Donnelly. Donnelly tries to even it up with a chair, but he's getting the worst of it. Dumped on his head onto it. Head Pickup Lariat! 2.9! Dumped onto the chair again before the 10:00 mark. Another Head Pickup Lariat! 2.9! KARMA! 2.9! OKLAHOMA STAMPEDE! 2.9! PICKUP LARIAT AGAIN! 2.9! WHAT IS FYFE MADE OUT OF! TIME BOMB BUT GRAY IS TOO GASSED TO CAPITALIZE! BRIDGING GERMAN FOR FYFE! ROPE BREAK! DRAGON WHIP INTO A ROLL-UP! 2.9! FFF INTO THE DONNELLY DEATHGRIP BUT GRAY WON'T TAP! TIME BOMB! 2.9! FFF INTO THE DEATHGRIP AGAIN! NO TAP! BACK PILEDRIVER! 3-COUNT! FYFE SURVIVES!



Bronson Fury (3 PTS) vs. "Dastardly" Darrik Davies (0 PTS): A shocking result here, as Davies sticks and moves, and uses as many underhanded tactics as he possibly can before he finally locks up Fury like a pretzel and gets the tap via the Dastardly Lock.



Regan O'Reilly (12 PTS) vs. Nikki Knux (9 PTS): Smartly, Regan is focusing on the arms and elbows of Nikki, whilst Nikki seems to just be patiently waiting for Regan to make a mistake. Regan's at ten minutes and still only getting one counts as she's getting increasingly frustrated that the limbwork doesn't really seem to be having much effect, especially after a O'Reilly Lock doesn't spell the end. And this is the opening Knux needs. She zeroes in on O'Reilly and mounts her, unleashing a flurry of punches. It's all Knux from there and she ends it with a bigggg springboard forearm to get her 12 points, making these next few days quite interesting.



El Gringo Fantastico (0 PTS) vs. Bobby Donnelly (3 PTS): This is pure class from Donnelly here. He endures a Nightmare from Fantastico, but other than that, it's all Donnelly with limbwork and plenty of strikes until he gets into some big ol' piledrivers for a 2.9. And then, he goes old school, bringing back the Bobby Donnelly of the '80s, finishing off the match with a throwback Super Diving Headbutt and securing the win.



BLOCK TWO, DAY FIVE: 

Baron Von Brainbuster (0 PTS) vs. Kemper Tierney (4 PTS): A devastating result here for Kemper, as this may kill her chances at getting into the semis. It was ALL Brainbuster as he seemed to just get in Kemper's head and throw her off her game. Brainbusters a-plenty in this match as Kemper tried to come back with roll-ups and get her momentum going but it was squashed and she took the pinfall on a Delayed Brainbuster.



Marcel Müller (3 PTS) vs. Vic Baron (9 PTS): Marcel NEEDS this and Vic needs it to just maintain his place in the tournament and virtually guarantee a spot in the quarters. It's a hard-hitting, desperate match, and Marcel is caught with an errant elbow, busted WIDE open. He's eating suplexes, now. Screw Slam gets a 2.9! He's coming back with armwork though! Bigggg German sends Baron halfway across the ring. Marcel shoots Vic into the corner... O'CONNOR ROLL GERMAN! 2.9! ROLL-UP RIGHT AFTER THAT! 2.9! TILT-A-WHIRL ARMBREAKER! ARMBAR! BUT HE WON'T TAP! HIGH FLY FLOW! AAARRRMBAAARR! MARCEL WINS AND MAYBE IT ISN'T OVER FOR HIM!



Shou Saito (3 PTS) vs. Will Craddock (12 PTS): This was a god-damned WAR. Both men had something to prove. Saito needed to change things up considering his horrible showing so far and Craddock wanted to continue his run. Both men came out swinging with HUGE strikes and that carried on until about the 12 minute mark when Craddock looked to be done playing around, hitting the Death Star Destroyer. 2.9! Saito followed it up with a Moonsault Foot Stomp into Coup de Grace combo but it was a rope break. Action spilled to the outside and Craddock got nasty, dumping Saito on his head on the mats with ANOTHER Death Star Destroyer. The two continued trading strikes but that DSD on the outside throw Saito for a loop. He fell victim to a nasty set of elbows from the Final Rolling Elbow and Craddock locked in the Cardiff City Special for the win.



CJ Fresh (7 PTS) vs. Yōkai (9 PTS): Speaking of wars! This was a doozee. Both competitors specialize in strikes and it showed as they just kicked the shit out of each other for ten minutes. Just trading huge blows back and forth until Yōkai spit mist into CJ's eyes. She followed up by biting his face and this really spelled the end for CJ. He fought on valiantly, dumping Yōkai to the outside and hitting a colossal Fresh Drop outside before Yōkai got back in at 18. She rolled right into another Fresh Drop, though! 2.9! From there Yōkai misted CJ again, worked over the legs, and finally secured the hard-fought victory with the Figure Eight Leg Lock. CJ's tournament could be slipping away here.



BLOCK ONE, DAY SIX:

Fergus Gray (9 PTS) vs. Regan O'Reilly (12 PTS): Of course Fyfe is out here for this match that could have big implications on the quarters. Regan is smartly working the legs of Gray whilst Gray is just being the battering ram he is. The match is pretty even, though, all things considered. Ref bump! O'Reilly has the Torture Boston Crab/Walls of Jericho locked in but the ref is still down! OKLAHOMA STAMPEDE! REF IS STILL DOWN! O'REILLY LOCK! REF STILL DOWN! It spills to the outside! TIME BOMB ON O'REILLY! FYFE GETS INVOLVED, HITTING THE FFF ON GRAY!

WALLS OF JERICHO! NO TAP! OKITE YABURI! SKULL-CRUSHING FINALE STOLEN! 2.9! CATTLE MUTILATION! IN THE ROPES! AGAIN, BUT TIME EXPIRES JUST BEFORE GRAY IS ABOUT TO TAP!



Bronson Fury (3 PTS) vs. Fyfe Donnely (12 PTS): We've got a big bad MMA dude vs. a catch-as-catch-can specialist and it shows. Bronson is trying to dominate Fyfe, take him down, and beat down on him, but Fyfe is using his counter abilities to amazing effect. It's all Fyfe as he just overwhelms Fury with holds that tie the Brighton Beast up into knots and he ends it with the FFF into a Donnelly Deathgrip.



Nikki Knux (12 PTS) vs. Bobby Donnelly (6 PTS): Limbwork a-go-go in this match! It's going a million miles a minute, but it's all amazing counters and limbwork. Knux has the slight advantage due to her conditioning but Donnelly is hanging in tough as both go for mounts and just clobber one another. Amazing sequence as Knux hits the corner Chickenwing, then clobbers Donnelly and hits the Strangle Hold Alpha, and an armbar, but Donnelly won't give in. Another Strangle Hold Alpha and Donnelly finally has to tap! The rating didn't do this match justice. It was very solid, but once the effects of the gruelling tournament caught up with Donnelly his stamina was shot and it was all Knux from there.




"Dastardly" Darrik Davies (3 PTS) vs. El Gringo Fantastico (0 PTS): Constant roll-ups, constant low-blows, constant trolling. This had "comedy match" written all over it for the first bit, until Davies had enough playing around and hit the Facebuster into the Dastardly Lock. He surprisingly couldn't get the tap out, though. Fantastico missed with a burst of fire, and Davies planted him before locking in the Dastardly Lock again for the win.



BLOCK TWO, DAY SIX:

Baron Von Brainbuster (0 PTS) vs. Shou Saito (3 PTS): Saito had a point to prove here, again. He DESPERATELY needed these points. He clobbered Brainbuster from the start of the match with huge elbows and knees, getting a close count off a Shining Wizard barely seven minutes into the match. The punishment continued with, funny enough, Piledriver after Piledriver. The action spilled to the outside and Brainbuster got desperate with a chair, seeming to swing momentum back in his favour. He whipped Saito into the corner, setting up the Ultimate Brainbuster, but Saito reversed, whipping Brainbuster into the corner and setting up for a ginormous Avalanche Tombstone Piledriver that spelled the end for Brainbuster.



Marcel Müller (3 PTS) vs. Kemper Tierney (4 PTS): This was a god-damned war. Kemper smartly worked Marcel's legs, trying to negate the DAS BOOT, whilst Marcel just ragdolled Kemper with Germans. It was a strikefest to boot, too. Kemper introduced a chair early and walloped the Stuttgart Submission Machine before she had to keep powering out of armbars. Marcel went for the Das Boot from the top rope, missing wildly and landing on his foot awkwardly as he came down. Kemper took advantage, locking in the Sickle Lock. It couldn't get the win, but it did the damage, as she then smartly locked in an Achilles Hold and took the win, bumping her up to be tied with CJ Fresh.



Vic Baron (9 PTS) vs. Yōkai (9 PTS): Legwork vs. suplexes in this one and it is exactly what you expect. The Evil Spirit is taking it to Baron's legs but he's able to fight it off enough and keep a sturdy base to throw Yōkai around. They're to the outside and Yōkai gets a chair. She eats a bunch of suplexes until finally a Cross Arm Suplex plants her right on the chair and she can't get up from it. Baron gets a much-needed win.



CJ Fresh (7 PTS) vs. Will Craddock (12 PTS): Desperation is DEFINITELY in the air tonight for Fresh. He comes out like a house on fire, just blasting Craddock and taking early control. He's all over Craddock with strikes and at the 7:00 mark he's OVER. He's done with it. FRESH DROP! TWO-COUNT! ANOTHER ONE RIGHT AFTER THAT! TWO-COUNT AGAIN! Ushi Goroshis from both men! Shadow Over Innsmouth into the Cardiff City Special, but Fresh won't tap! TRADING USHI GOROSHIS AGAIN! 630 SENTON INTO A MOONSAULT! ROPE BREAK! KENTA RUSH INTO THE SUPERMAN PUNCH! ROPE BREAK! 630 SENTON AGAIN! PIN! THREE-COUNT! This is catastrophic for Fresh.



BLOCK ONE, FINAL DAY:

Fergus Gray (10 PTS) vs. Bobby Donnelly (6 PTS): Power vs. intelligence here and Gray is out to hurt Donnelly. Donnelly, smartly, though, is countering everything, and that is, really, the crux of the match. Gray can't get a sustained bit of momentum going and he's just getting countered over and over until Donnelly finally locks in the Rolling Arm Lock, wrenching until Gray has to tap. 



Bronson Fury (3 PTS) vs. Regan O'Reilly (13 PTS): Fury is mathematically eliminated but he could try to play spoiler here and keep O'Reilly from winning the group. He's got the power advantage and knows how to use it, clobbering O'Reilly with mounts and punches, then ragdolling her around. She's trying to just find an opening with constant, but not too effective limbwork. She's busted open and Fyfe tries to get involved, but eats a straight right for it! Canadian Facebuster into the pin and Fury wins it, if only for pride!



Fyfe Donnelly (15 PTS) vs. El Gringo Fantastico (0 PTS): DOMINATION! This was never even close. Fyfe was just toying with Fantastico, working over his limbs until he seemed to just get bored and decide to put away Fantastico. One Dodonce's Throne wasn't enough, but a second spelled the end for Fantastico, shutting him out in the tourney.

Nikki Knux (15 PTS) vs. "Dastardly" Darrik Davies (6 PTS): STRIKES FOR DAYS! Not to be outdone by Fyfe Donnelly, Nikki Knux had a point to prove. Even if she won, she'd technically still be second place due to Fyfe beating her earlier in the tournament, but she wanted to go out on a win. She utilized her striking ability and MMA background to just meticulously pick Davies apart. She got Davies in a clinch and just obliterated his face with knees, busting him open right above the eye, and seemingly swelling it. RAINMAKER INTO THE STRANGLE HOLD ALPHA! DAVIES WON'T TAP! MAMA SAID KNOCK YOU OUT! IN THE ROPES! RAINMAKER INTO THE STRANGLE HOLD ALPHA AGAIN! OVER! Davies is bleeding buckets, his eye practically swollen shut.



BLOCK TWO, FINAL DAY:

Baron Von Brainbuster (0 PTS) vs. Marcel Müller (3 PTS): Marcel needs this win for pride at this point. And he comes out with ARM WORK! Right from the go he is just grinding down Brainbuster, not letting him breathe before the Stuttgart Submission Machine transitions into, well, throws. Bigggg Germans get some close counts and he steps it up into overdrive, going a million miles a minute before hitting the spot he couldn't yesterday! Bigggg Top Rope DAS BOOT! It's over! Brainbuster is shut out for the tournament.



Kemper Tierney (7 PTS) vs. Shou Saito (6 PTS): This is a huge match here as depending on who takes this and more matches down the line, the final quarter finals spot could belong to the winner of this match. Saito is on a tear! He's just beating up on Tierney with big strikes as she tries to counter, but can't get anything going. Dangerous low fierce kick into a Sickle Hold! Saito won't tap! Shining Wizard! 2.9! OKITE YABURI! SHINING WIZARD OF HER OWN FROM TIERNEY! 2.9! OKITE YABURI RIGHT BACK! WHAAAATTTT? SAITO STEALS THE PUMP HANDLE DRIVER AND GETS THE THREE-COUNT! HE'S IN IF BARON TAKES THE NEXT MATCH.



Vic Baron (12 PTS) vs. CJ Fresh (7 PTS): Vic Baron is in already whilst CJ Fresh is on the bubble here. After a late tournament flurry, Shou Saito sits at 9 points, whilst Yōkai sits at 9 going into her match with Will Craddock. It's all on the line for Fresh, who comes out of the gate desperate and fighting hard. Biggg kicks have him with the early advantage but Baron is able to stay in it with well-timed, big throws and backdrops. FRESH DROP! ROPE BREAK! CROSS ARM SUPLEX! 2.9! AGAIN! 2.9! CROSSFACE OUT OF THE IRISH WHIP! ROPE BREAK! REF BUMP! CROSSFACE BUT CJ WON'T TAP! FRESH DROP BUT IT'S TO THE OUTSIDE! DRAGON SUPLEX INTO THE CROSSFACE! ROPE BREAK! SCREW SLAM! 2.9! CJ DANCES! RUN-UP MOONSAULT! ROPE BREAK! CROSS ARM SUPLEX! 2.9! WHOAAAAA! OKITE YABURI! BARON HITS THE FRESH DROP AND DUMPS CJ TO THE OUTSIDE! FRESH DROP OF HIS OWN FROM CJ! THREE-COUNT! CJ SAVES HIMSELF AND GETS IN! Due to her earlier win against Shou Saito, Yōkai is in as the fourth spot, but she wants to win the next match and finish third.



Will Craddock (18 PTS) vs. Yōkai (9 PTS): It comes down to this. Both competitors are in but Yōkai wants to move up a spot. This is an absolute SLUGFEST early as Craddock blasts Yōkai with elbows and she hits back with kicks. She brings a chair into the mix and blasts Craddock with it. He's fighting back with elbows, with bigggg suplexes. Bite and Craddock is bleeding! Outside brawl! Yōkai grabs a wooden board now! Hits Craddock! Bite again! BUZZSAW KICK! TWO-COUNT! AGAIN! 2.9! MORE BITES! SHE LOCKS IN THE FIGURE EIGHT! CRADDOCK IS IN THE ROPES? NO! THE REF CALLS IT WHEN IT LOOKS LIKE HE DIDN'T TAP! BUT NONE THE LESS IT'S NOT A CLEAN SWEEP FOR CRADDOCK ON THAT BIT OF CONTROVERSY!



Royal Destiny Final Standings:

BLOCK ONE:
QUARTERFINALISTS
Fyfe Donnelly: 18 PTS (holds the tiebreaker over Nikki Knux)
Nikki Knux: 18 PTS
Regan O'Reilly: 13 PTS
Fergus Gray: 10 PTS
ELIMINATED
Bobby Donnelly: 9 PTS
"Dastardly" Darrik Davies: 6 PTS (holds the tiebreaker over Bronson Fury)
El Gringo Fantastico: 0 PTS

BLOCK TWO:
QUARTERFINALISTS
Will Craddock: 18 PTS
Vic Baron: 15 PTS
Yōkai: 12 PTS
CJ Fresh: 10 PTS
ELIMINATED
Shou Saito: 9 PTS
Kemper Tierney: 7 PTS
Marcel Müller: 6 PTS
Baron Von Brainbuster: 0 PTS