Sinclairiverse: Consolidated

[Sinclair Promotions]

BREAKING NEWS

The National Wrestling Alliance is excited to announce that negotiations are underway to have several musical guests perform during the 2019 Homecoming Weekend. The musical guests will open each of the Homecoming Events and perform once or twice more during the shows. This is being done as part of the House of Pain Dojo Grand Opening Celebrations. Over the next several weeks the National Wrestling Alliance is hoping to formally announce the Musical Guests as the contracts get signed.

[Sinclair Promotions]

BANDS HAVE BEEN SIGNED

The National Wrestling Alliance has signed the bands to perform during the Homecoming Events and the Grand Opening of the House of Pain Dojo.

Those bands will be listed below and which events they will be performing during:

HOUSE OF PAIN: PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING - THURSDAY MAY 16th, 2019 - OZZY OSBOURNE

MAPLE LEAF WRESTLING - FRIDAY MAY 17th, 2019 - IRON MAIDEN

RISE WRESTLING - SATURDAY MAY 18th, 2019 (AFTERNOON) - ALICE COOPER

SHIMMER WOMEN ATHLETES - SATURDAY MAY 18th, 2019 (EVENING) - GUNS N' ROSES

NATIONAL WRESTLING ALLIANCE - SUNDAY MAY 19th, 2019 - FOZZY

In addition to performer during the broadcast of each event the bands will hold a short concert following the event for the fans in attendance. Travel and Ticket Packages will be available shortly on all National Wrestling Alliance promotion websites in the very near future. The bands will also be available for meet and greets with the fans as part of the brand new N.W.A. Homecoming FanFest that will run the entire duration of the Homecoming Weekend.

[Sinclair Promotions]

LIVE FROM THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM in KITCHENER ONTARIO
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11th, 2018
BELL TIME: 8:05PM EST

Cheeseburger v James "Main Event" Morgan
Morgan used his power advantage over the fan favorite Cheeseburger to keep Cheeseburger on the defensive for most of this one. Cheeseburger did have several offensive flurries throughout this one but was unable to find a way to keep the "Main Event" down long enough to earn a single near fall. At one point in this match Morgan, who was confident in his position of dominance climbed to the top rope only for Cheeseburger to recover and bring the "Main Event" back into the ring with a top rope hurricanrana. Cheeseburger then took control for the next couple of minutes but still couldn't find a way to keep Morgan down. Morgan cut off that offensive flurry by Cheeseburger when he blocked a German suplex and laid out Cheeseburger with a running power bomb. Cheeseburger showed great resilience in this one as he kept getting back to his feet no matter what Morgan hit him with. In the end Morgan planted Cheeseburger in the center of the ring with a bulldog before coming off the top rope and catching Cheeseburger with a superfly splash to earn the pinfall victory on the only pinfall attempt of this one.
WINNER: James "Main Event" Morgan via pinfall at the 14:32 mark

"Southern Stomper" Luke Hawx v "Crown Jewel of Pro Wrestling" Jimmy Rave
This one opened with a collar and elbow tie up before Rave shoved Hawx back and caught the "Crown Jewel of Pro Wrestling" with a pair of spit punches. Rave then tossed Hawx off the ropes only for Hawx to run thru the "Southern Stomper" with a shoulder tackle. Hawx then went for a backbreaker but Rave fought him off and went for a Tiger Suplex only for Hawx to fight him off. Hawx then landed a delayed vertical suplex then landed a spinning wheel kick as Rave struggled to get back to his feet. Hawx then went for an exploder but Rave fought him off and landed a spear before hitting an STO only for Hawx to roll out of the ring. The "Southern Stomper" then followed the "Crown Jewel of Pro Wrestling" out of the ring and the two men started brawling back and forth until Hawx grabbed a steel chair and blasted Rave right in front of the referee leaving the official no choice but to call for the bell ending this one.
WINNER: "Crown Jewel of Pro Wrestling" Jimmy Rave via disqualification at the 5:33 mark

Beauty and the Beast (Rob Matter & Stevie Fierce) v To Infinity and Beyond (Cheech & Colin Delaney) w/ Jonny Fairplay
This fast paced back and forth tag team match saw both teams make numerous defensive tags to start this one off as both teams tried hard keep the momentum on their side. To Infinity and Beyond slowly started to take the advantage picking up near falls on both Matter and Fierce with Delaney hitting a pair of Lungblowers and Cheech hitting both men with several Go 2 Cheech, but sadly for To Infinity and Beyond they couldn't keep either Fierce or Matter down. Just as it looked like To Infinity and Beyond was about to win following a Lungblower by Delaney on Matter Stevie Fierce hit the ring and broke up the pinfall. A wild brawl erupted between both teams with Beauty and the Beast coming out on top. Beauty and the Beast then isolated Delaney and landed several straight Be Our Guest's with Jonny Fairlplay distracting the referee twice and Cheech even making a couple of saves. Following the second save by Cheech Stevie Fierece caught Colin Delaney with the Sensational Spinebuster earning the pinfall victory in this one.
WINNERS: Beauty and the Beast via pinfall at the 19:42 mark

"Deathmatch Drunkard" Danny Havoc w/ "Wrench" Conor Claxton v "King of Bros" Matt Riddle
As soon as the bell rang to start this one the "King of Bros" struck hard catching the "Deathmatch Drunkard" with a brutal powerbomb. Riddle then kept up the pressure with several rolling gut wrench suplexes before landing a Brostroyer. Havoc then tried to roll to the arena floor but Riddle cut him off and landed a brutal running knee strike. The impact sent Havoc tumbling to the arena floor. As Riddle followed him out Havoc mounted a comeback by catching Riddle with a brutal back elbow the "Deathmatch Drunkard" then caught riddle with the Iowa State Cyclone on the arena floor. Havoc then rolled back into the ring as Riddle struggled to do the same. As Riddle got back into the ring Havoc landed a second Iowa State Cyclone then the Q1QL3 before going for the blue thunder DDT. Riddle blocked it and took Havoc to the mat with a cross armbreaker only for Havoc to quickly reach the ropes to force the break. Riddle then landed the Bro 2 Sleep for a near fall, after Havoc kicked out the "King of Bros" hit a second Bro 2 Sleep then a quick Bridging German Suplex to earn the pinfall victory.
WINNER: "King of Bros" Matt Riddle via pinfall at the 9:04 mark

"Professional Wrestling's Savior" JT Dunn v Josh Prohibition
Both men entered this one looking for their third point and JT Dunn looked to open this one with a running crossbody but Prohibition rolled under and then stunned Dunn with a pair for forearms before hitting a clothesline. Prohibition then went for an STF but Dunn powered out and went for a superkick. Prohibition sidestepped and then locked Dunn in the butterfly lock, "Professional Wrestling's Savior" quickly fought his way out Prohibition wasted no time and landed a Death Valley Driver. Before hitting the Drunken Driver for a near fall. After Dunn kicked out Prohibition landed a Saito Suplex before going for a second Dunn blocked it and then hit the Ace Crusher before going for the Mushroom Stamp of Approval. Prohibition dodged it and landed the Avalanche Prohibitionplex to earn the pinfall victory.
WINNER: Josh Prohibition via pinfall at the 6:36 mark
Josh Prohibition has earned his Third Point and can now Challenge for the House of Pain Championship

Big Duke w/ Sozio v "Man of the Hour" Lio Rush
The "Man of the Hour" tried to open this one with a guillotine choke but Big Duke shoved him off and then stunned the smaller man with a pair of forearms. Big Duke then went for a big boot but the "Man of the Hour" rolled under and then caught Big Duke with a roundhouse kick. Lio Rush then took Duke over with a leg lariat then hit a running senton that drove the wind out of Big Duke. Lio Rush then climbed to the top rope and landed a diving elbow drop and then a frog splash for the first near fall of the match. Lio Rush then went for a leaping enzuigiri but Duke blocked it and landed the Sky High on Rush turning things in his favor. Big Duke then dominated most of the remainder of the match as he tossed the smaller Lio Rush around the ring. Big Duke even picked up a near fall when he landed the Killshot only for the "Man of the Hour" to get his shoulder off the mat almost immediately. Big Duke then Rush with the Sound of Violence then The Downfall before ending this one with the Broad Street Driver for the pinfall victory in this one.
WINNER: Big Duke via pinfall at the 11:11 mark

Ricky Starks v "Cruiser Great" TJ Perkins
This one opened with TJ Perkins catching Starks with a flying armbar. Perkins then went for a brainbuster but Starks blocked it and went for a running dropkick, but Perkins rolled out of the way. The "Cruiser Great" then took Starks to the mat with a headscissors cruifix submission attempt, but Starks fought out of it and then fought off a cross armbreaker attempt. Starks powered out of the attempt and then planted Perkins in the center of the ring with an impact DDT. Starks then went for the Old School but Perkins pulled him off the top rope and then powered Starks over with a leg capture power bomb. Perkins then locked on the Figure Four Deathlock only for Starks to slowly fight his way towards the ropes to force the break. Perkins then hit the Clutch Dagger before tossing Starks off the ropes. Starks rebounded off the ropes and then caught the "Cruiser Great" with a sunset flip to earn a near fall. Starks then locked on a crossface of his own, but Perkins quickly got a foot on the bottom rope to force the break. Starks then tried for a sleeper hold, but couldn't full lock it in before spinning Perkins around for a clothesline. Perkins blocked it then shocked Starks with the 2 Amigos before once again locking on the Figure Four Deatlock. Starks once again fought his way to the bottom rope to force the break but this time it seemed to take forever. After being forced to release the hold Perkins hit a second Clutch Dagger before nailing back to back Detonation Kicks before once again locking on the Figure Four Deathlock. This times as Starks was about to reach the ropes Perkins released the hold and dragged Starks back into the center of the ring before reapplying the hold and leaving Starks no choice but to tap out to end this one giving the "Cruiser Great" the submission victory.
WINNER: "Cruiser Great" TJ Perkins via submission at the 23:47 mark

Milk Chocolate (Brandon Watts & Randy Summers) w/ Cesar B. Black v Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe & Luster the Legend)
Reno Scum took the early advantage of this one as Luster the Legend simply over powered both Randy Summers and Brandon Watts as Milk Chocolate tried to get use rapid tags to take the big man off his feet. At one point Reno Scum made several quick tags hitting Randy Summers with several Biggest Little Beat Downs and the Montello Spike's before landing the Scum Stomp only for Caesar B. Black to jump onto the ring apron and distract the referee. Thornstowe then went for a diving cross body block but Randy Summers rolled thru and got a near fall on Thornstowe to turn things around for Milk Chocolate. Milk Chocolate them made rapid tags earning nearfalls with a pair of Powerbomb Backcracker combinations only for Adam Thornstowe to somehow kick out. Milk Chocolate then nailed a pair of Chocolate Kisses before hitting a third Powerbomb Backcracker Combination. Having seen enough Luster the Legend stormed the ring and grabbed Randy Summer who was making the cover by the head pulling him off of Thornstowe. Brandon Watts then from behind and and landed a low blow on Luster the Legend nearly getting both teams disqualified at that point. The referee got things under control only for Milk Chocolate to hit another Powerbomb Backcracker combination. This time Randy Summers prevented Luster the Legend from making the save but Adam Thornstowe once again kicked out on his own. Milk Chocolate then hit another Chocolate Kiss before Randy Summers climbed to the top rope. Summers came off the top rope with a frog splash but Thornstowe got his knees up before quickly rolling Summers up to give Reno Scum the pinfall victory.
WINNERS: Reno Scum via pinfall at the 21:12 mark

"Morning Star" Michael Kai Rayne v "Resurrector of Wrestling" Fred Yehi
The "Resurrector of Wrestling" tried to open this one with a waistlock takedown but the "Morning Star" fought the attempt off and went for a body slam only for Fred Yehi to block it. Yehi then connected with an exploder suplex only for Michael Kai Rayne to get back to his feet nearly immediately. Yehi then went for a headbutt but Kai Rayne no sold it and shoved Yehi back into the corner hard. The "Morning Star" rebounded out only for Yehi to catch Kai Rayne with a brutal back elbow. Yehi then connected with a Blame Bell then a Yehi Special Kick before trying to toss the "Morning Star" into the corner. Michael Kai Rayne reversed it only for Yehi to catch him with another back elbow that sent Kai Rayne tumbling out of the ring. As Michael Kai Rayne struggled to get back into the ring Fred Yehi went for a German suplex but Kai Rayne blocked it and then locked Yehi in the cloverleaf. When Yehi refused to tap out Michael Kai Rayne released the hold and went for a fist drop. The "Resurrector of Wrestling" rolled out of the way and then tried to dead lift Michael Kay Rayne into a power bomb but Rayne blocked it by laying into Yehi with several right hands. Michael Kai Rayne then landed a T-bone suplex that sent Fred Yehi rolling to the arena floor. The "Morning Star" followed the "Resurrector of Wrestling" out and landed a pair of sun setter kicks then a T-bone suplex into the steel barricade that earned Michael Kai Rayne a warning from the referee. Rayne then hit the E.T.B. before rolling back into the ring and waiting for Yehi to roll back into the ring just barely beating out the referee's ten count. Michael Kai Rayne then hit a third sun setter kick that sent Yehi struggling to get back to his feet in the corner only for Yehi to start laying into him with several straight shoulder blocks. Michael Kai Rayne then pulled Yehi out of the corner and tossed the "Resurrector of Wrestling" off the ropes only for Yehi to rebound and layout Michael Kai Rayne with a brutal running kick. Yehi then locked Kai Rayne in the Koji Clutch only for Yehi to quickly reach the ropes to force the break. Yehi then went for a German suplex before having a second power bomb blocked. Kai Rayne then hit a body slam that planted Yehi hard into the mat. Kai Rayne the tossed Yehi out of the ring and he quickly followed Yehi out and caught the "Resurrector of Wrestling" with several front kicks against the steel barricade before rolling Yehi back into the ring. Michael Kai Rayne then climbed to the top rope and went for a Superfly Splash, but Yehi got his knees up and then quickly rolled up Michael Kai Rayne to steal the pinfall victory in this one.
WINNER: "Resurrector of Wrestling" Fred Yehi via pinfall at the 14:28 mark


"Once in a Century Talent" Hiroshi Tanahashi v "Top One Percenter" Ethan Carter III w/ "Sensational" Sherri Martel
This one started off with both men locking up and rolling around the ring until Tanahashi started to power EC3 down to a single knee. Tanahashi then locked EC3 in a dragon suplex hold but EC3 started to fight out almost immediately. The "Once in a Century Talent" then connected with a flying forearm that sent EC3 tumbling out of the ring. Tanahashi then caught EC3 with a diving forearm smash before rolling EC3 back into the ring and catching the "Top One Percenter" with the High Fly Flow for a near fall. Tanahashi then hit a rope assisted dragon screw before hitting the Twist n Shout. Tanahashi then tossed EC3 off the ropes, EC3 rebounded and ran over Tanahashi with a running shoulder tackle. EC3 then hit a flapjack and as Tanahashi was using the corner to get back to his feet EC3 caught him with the EC3 Splash before going for a jawbreaker. Tanahashi then caught EC3 with an apron dragon screw before landing a Sling Blade with EC3 struggling to get back his feet the "Once in a Century Talent" blasted EC3 with a powerful open hand slap before making the cover to earn the pinfall victory.
WINNER: "Once in a Century Talent" Hiroshi Tanahashi via pinfall at the 7:02 mark

[Sinclair Promotions]

2018 REMAINING SHOWS

With the 2018 Season Rapidly Approaching it's completion only the following events remain:

Friday November 23rd, 2018 - Eagles Club in Berwyn Illinois - RISE Volume 1 (Part of the RISE Debut Weekend)
Saturday November 24th, 2018 - Eagles Club in Berwyn Illinois - RISE Volume 2 (Part of the RISE Debut Weekend)
Sunday November 24th, 2018 - Eagles Club in Berwyn Illinois - RISE Volume 3 (Part of the RISE Debut Weekend)
Sunday December 16th, 2018 - Sleeman Centre - Guelph Ontario - House of Pain: Professional Wrestling - Episode 46 (FINAL House of Pain Event of 2018)
Friday December 21st, 2018 - Mattamy Athletic Centre - Toronto Ontario - BREAKDOWN THE DOOR TOURNAMENT NIGHT ONE
Saturday December 22nd, 2018 - Mattamy Athletic Centre - Toronto Ontario - BREAKDOWN THE DOOR TOURNAMENT NIGHT TWO

Tickets for all six of the remaining 2018 Season Events are still on sale and going fast. Travel Packages for the RISE Debut Weekend and BREAKDOWN THE DOOR TOURNAMENT are available through www.NationalWrestlingAllianceTickets.com

[TTX]

Nice wins by Beauty and the Beast Big Duke and Reno Scum. Fun show all around and wild main event.

[Sinclair Promotions]

Oct 3, 2018 7:08:56 GMT -5 TTX said:

Nice wins by Beauty and the Beast Big Duke and Reno Scum. Fun show all around and wild main event.

Beauty and the Beast and Reno Scum picked up the W's in the final two Tag Team Matches in the House of Pain this season. As all 8 teams have all appeared 10 times this year I won't be having any tag team matches on the final House of Pain event of 2018. Also during the BreakDown the Door Tournament a couple of House of Pain wrestlers will wrestle their final match of the season due to them being one appearance behind the rest of the roster (except for JT Dunn who replaced another wrestler midway thru the season).

Big Duke has had an up and down year, was it enough to keep him on the House of Pain Roster heading into 2019, we shall find out after the next House of Pain Show. Finally the win by Tanahashi over EC3 may very well have put Tanahashi into the Promotion spot after Shinsuke Nakamura. Right now EC3 is one victory behind Tanahashi with both men taking on different opponents during the final event of 2018. I really hope you all enjoy the RISE Debut Weekend I am hoping to start tonight. If all goes well the first event should be completed by Monday.

[bookerbill]

Every time I come back to the fed Sinclair Promotions I am blown away by its creativity. Great work. I still don’t know how you juggle so many feds at one time and still find time to eat!

Quick question, that you may have answered before. The match times, are they real time or something you are calculating out. I was thinking about added match times to my ULWL fed results.

[Sinclair Promotions]

Oct 6, 2018 9:39:42 GMT -5 bookerbill said:

Every time I come back to the fed Sinclair Promotions I am blown away by its creativity. Great work. I still don’t know how you juggle so many feds at one time and still find time to eat!

Quick question, that you may have answered before. The match times, are they real time or something you are calculating out. I was thinking about added match times to my ULWL fed results.

First off thank you for checking in on the Sinclairiverse. Sometimes I wonder how I pull it all off, I think by lowering the number of shows per the year will help keep the action flowing. I am really exited for the end of the first year under the new Tier System as some of it played out better than expected (Nakamura dominating the House of Pain anyone lol)

As for the match times they are completely made up and generally based on how long I feel a match would go. If both men keep each other on the mat using submissions I tend to take on more time for that match. If matches keep going on and on I'll also tack on some extra time. Same if a match has a ton of near falls. In those situations I like to look at the Undertaker/Shawn Michaels Mania matches where after the later false finishes both men would lay there for a couple of seconds and trying to figure out what they were going to do next. The closer a wrestler gets to a 12+ pin rating the longer a match goes. Essentially I just follow my gut.

[Sinclair Promotions]

LIVE FROM THE WORLD FAMOUS EAGLES CLUB in BERWYN ILLINOIS
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 23rd, 2018
BELL TIME: 7:35pm CST

The camera opens to show the Rise Wrestling Commissioner Kellie Skater standing in the center of the ring.

KELLIE SKATER: First off I want to thank each and every single person who has bought a ticket to be here this weekend for the debut of RISE Wrestling. Tonight will see the kick off of all Three Round Robins Blocks opening round. In the Main Event of the evening tonight will see Nicole Matthews defend the SHIMMER Championship against her Number One Contender the "Hardcore Daredevil" Kay Lee Ray. Tomorrow Night the Main Event will see the Heart of SHIMMER Champion the "Sacramento Suplex Machine" Nicole Savoy defend the belt against her good friend and current Number One Contender "Queen of Spades" Shayna Baszler. Finally on Night Three to commemorate this historic debut weekend from RISE Wrestling the current reigning and defending Shimmer Tag Team Champions the Killer Queens, Neveah and Madison Rayne for those of you who are unaware have asked if they can issue an open challenge to any team competing on the 2019 SHIMMER Women Athletes Roster and after discussing things with the Championship Committee this request has been granted. Now without further adieu let's kick things off by getting to the in ring action. Announcer man please bring out the two women who will go down in history as having the very first match in RISE Wrestling History

"Crazy" Mary Dobson v Ruby Raze
"Crazy" Mary tried to open this one with a chin breaker but Ruby Raze overpowered the attempt and then landed three straight German suplexes to leave Dobson reeling in the center of the ring. Raze then planted Dobson near the corner with a powerbomb before climbing to the second rope and trying to land an elbow drop. Dobson rolled out of the way at the last second and then landed a Fisherman's suplex before hitting a pair of top rope head stomps. "Crazy" Mary Dobson then connected with a head butt and a pair of cartwheel double knees leading to the first near fall of the match. Dobson then climbed to the top rope and connected with the Kaiju Killer for another near fall. After Raze kicked out Dobson connected with a second one to earn the pinfall victory in RISE Wrestling's first official match.
WINNER: "Crazy" Mary Dobson via pinfall at the 6:03 mark

"Poison Princess" Taeler Hendrix v Laura Phoenix
As soon as the bell rang Laura Phoenix locked on a side headlock and manoeuvred the "Poison Princess" around the ring before trying to go for a hip toss. Taeler Hendrix then absolutely stunned Phoenix with a palm strike to take full control of this match but at this point in the contest she couldn't find a way to keep Phoenix down to earn a near fall. Laura Phoenix did mount several comeback attempts but Hendrix kept cutting her off almost right away. Hendrix finally earned the first near fall of this one late when she connected with The Kiss Goodnight for a long two count as Laura Phoenix just rolled her shoulder off the mat a moment before the referee could make the three count. Hendrix then hit the Ginger Snap and a Tombstone piledriver for a second near fall. This time Phoenix kicked out just after the one count. Hendrix then landed an axe kick then a second palm strike for a third near fall, after Laura Phoenix kicked out Hendrix tossed her out of the ring and then followed Phoenix out of the ring and hit three Tombstone piledriver's on the arena floor before rolling back into the ring and laughed as Laura Phoenix was unable to beat the referee's ten count earning the count out victory in this one.
WINNER: "Poison Princess" Taeler Hendrix via count out at the 16:32 mark

Thunderkitty v Jessica James
This fantastic match up between contrasting styles saw Thunderkitty use her power advantage to try and keep Jessica James off balance while Jessica James used her agility advantage to keep battling back in this one. Once she managed to get hands on Jessica James Thunderkitty kept her on the mat with Cornbread Clutch and Iron Claw and nearly winning with the Sleeper Hold in the center of the ring, but somehow Jessica James managed to power the two women to the ropes and get a foot on the bottom rope. Thunderkitty then went for a body slam but James blocked it and came back by laying out Thunderkitty with a Yakuza kick then a standing moonsault leading to the first near fall in James favor. James then kept Thunderkitty on the defensive with several Best of Both Worlds, La Petite Mort before locking on the Yabushita arm bar in the center ring. Thunderkitty fought hard to reach the bottom rope to force the break. Jessica James then hit The JJ Kick for another near fall before climbing to the top rope and coming off with a cross body block for yet another near fall. Jessica James then connected with a second JJ Kick to earn the pinfall victory in this one.
WINNER: Jessica James via pinfall via pinfall at the 13:58 mark

Paradise Lost (Dust & Melanie Cruise) v Rejected (Christina Von Eerie & Hudson Envy)
This all out brawl between these two teams saw momentum swing back and forth in the early stages of this one as both teams fought hard for the advantage. At one point in this one the Rejected isolated and dominated the largest competitor in this one Melanie Cruise earning several near falls as Hudson Envy hit Cruise with several impressive Muscle Busters. Just as it looked like the Rejected had this one won following Envy hitting an Air Raid Crash on Cruise Dust came off the top rope to break up the pinfall. Christina Von Eerie then hit ring to help out Envy but Dust cut her off and tossed Von Eerie out of the ring. Dust then caught Envy with a brutal running kick before putting Cruise on top for a near fall. Paradise Lost then started to control this one as they picked up near falls on Envy and even Christina Von Eerie when she would try to get back into this match. In the end Dust tried to come off the top rope with a cross body block but Envy caught her in mid air, turning it into a Muscle Buster going for the pinfall right away as Christina Von Eerie prevented Melanie Cruise from making the save.
WINNER: The Rejected via pinfall at the 34:41 mark

Marti Belle v Su Yung
Su Yung caught Marti Belle with a stunner as the bell rang and quickly earned a near fall. Yung then connected with a jaw breaker before hitting a Tornado DDT for another near fall. Yung then went for an airplane spin but Belle countered and locked Yung in a hammerlock. Marti Bell then took Yung to the mat with a drop toe hold and as Yung was trying to get back to her feet Belle connected with a bicycle kick before going for a head butt. Yung then found herself on the receiving end of a Russian leg sweep before knocking Yung out of the ring with a roaring forearm smash. As Belle rolled out after her Yung shocked her with a brutal right hand before locking on the bow and arrow on the arena floor. Yung released the hold and rolled Belle back into the ring and landed a second Tornado DDT for another near fall. Yung then hit a jaw breaker before hitting a headscissors then a hooking clothesline going for the cover to finally earn the pinfall victory in this match up.
WINNER: Su Yung via pinfall at the 7:22 mark

Thunder Rosa v Sassy Stephie
Thunder Rosa in her debut match opened this one with a pair of chops to the chest of Sassy Stephie. Thunder Rosa then tried to toss Stephie in the corner but Sassy Stephie reversed it. As Thunder Rosa rebounded out of the corner Sassy Stephie caught her with a brutal double axe handle. Stephie then connected with a snap suplex before keeping Thunder Rosa on the defensive with the Lightning Spiral then locking on a bridging chinlock. Thunder Rosa fought hard to try and break the hold but Stephie kept her locked hard in the hold. Stephie then transitioned to a sleeper hold and Thunder Rosa slowly fought back to her feet breaking the hold with a couple of elbow strikes to the stomach of Stephie. Stephie then went for a second snap suplex but Thunder Rosa blocked it caught Stephie with a headscissors into leg sweep combination. Rosa then connected with a hammerlock atomic bomb then locked on the La Rosa for a near fall. After being Stephie kicked out of La Rosa Thunder Rosa tossed Stephie out of the ring and for the next several minutes the two women brawled back and forth on the arena floor pausing only long enough to break the referee's ten count. Once the two women got back into the ring this one started going back and forth with Sassy Stephie twice using her power advantage to shrug off a running forearm smash from Thunder Rosa. Stephie even picked up a near fall late in this one when she connected with the Kiss My Sass only for Thunder Rosa to quickly get her shoulder off the mat before the referee even hit a two count. Stephie then hit an underhook DDT before going for a double axe handle, Thunder Rosa ducked under and as Stephie turned around Rosa caught her with a Meteora. Thunder Rosa then climbed to the top rope and caught Stephie with diving cross body block for a near fall. After Stephie kicked out Thunder Rosa landed La Rosa to earn the pinfall victory.
WINNER: Thunder Rosa via pinfall at the 15:07 mark

Blonde Ambition (Maria Manic & Penelope Ford) v Sinister Sweethearts (Brittany Blake & Samantha Heights)
The Sinister Sweethearts completely dominated this one as they isolated Penelope Ford in their corner completely keeping Maria Manic out of this one. It all started when Brittany Blake opened this one by catching Ford with the Alita Armdrag then a wheelbarrow bulldog leading to the first near fall of the match. Following that Blake tagged in Samantha Heights and the Sinister Sweethearts and started making rapid tags to keep Ford in their corner. They even made near falls with Heights connecting with the Diamond Dust and Blake hitting a satellite DDT. The end of this one came when Heights first caught Ford with a Soul Food then tagged in Brittany Blake who connected with the Killjoy as Heights prevented Maria Manic from making the save.
WINNERS: Sinister Sweethearts via count out at the 8:48 mark

Malia Hosaka v Angelus Layne
The veteran Hosaka opened this one with a hip toss before she tossed Layne off the ropes. Layne rebounded and caught Hosaka with her head down and blasted Hosaka with a brutal kick to the head. Layne then landed a pair of Memory Layne's before coming off the second rope with a shoulder tackle. The impact sent Hosaka rolling out of the ring Layne quickly followed her out and caught Hosaka with the Bing Bang on the arena floor and nearly won the match via count out at the time. Hosaka struggled to get back into the ring following the move just barely rolling under the bottom rope as the referee was about to hit the ten count. Layne then hit the Bing Bang Boom ending with Hosaka locked in the Koji Clutch in the center of the ring. Malia Hosaka fought hard to reach the ropes to force the break. After being forced to break the hold Angelus Layne tossed Hosaka into the corner and landed a wicked cannonball. Layne then pulled Hosaka out of the corner and went for a full nelson bomb, but Hosaka fought her off and sent Layne to the mat with multiple karate kicks then a flying double chop. Hosaka then caught Layne with a Frankensteiner for a long two count. Hosaka then climbed to the top rope and went for a cross body block, but Layne caught her in mid air before slamming Hosaka into the mat. Layne then hit the Memory Layne for a near fall before climbing to the top rope. Hosaka recovered and tossed Layne to the center of the ring and then going for a cover leading to a near fall. Hosaka then caught Layne with a back elbow smash before going for a leg drop. Layne rolled out of the way and then hit the full nelson bomb before catching Hosaka with the Victory Layne to earn the pinfall victory in this one.
WINNER: Angelus Layne via pinfall at the 12:34 mark

Barbi Hayden v Priscilla Kelly
Barbi Hayden used her power advantage to dominate this one as she blocked a German suplex attempt and powered Kelly into a delayed power slam. Hayden then connected with a jaw breaker, boot to the face and a brutal back elbow smash in quick succession. Hayden then tossed Kelly into the corner and as Kelly rebounded out Barbi Hayden laid her out with a brutal running kick. Hayden then caught Kelly with a high knee strike that sent Kelly to the arena floor looking to regroup. Hayden followed her out and blasted Kelly with multiple rapid forearms before rolling Kelly back into the ring. Hayden then hit a tilt-a-whirl slam before connecting with the Hayden Halo to earn the shockingly dominating victory in this one.
WINNER: Barbi Hayden via pinfall at the 5:25 mark

Team PAWG (Jordynne Grace & LuFisto) v Bale Spin (KC Spinelli & Xandra Bale)
As the bell rang to start this one Jordynne Grace and LuFisto were still debating on which member would start for their team before they finally settled on the veteran LuFisto starting this one off. "2 Scoops" Spinelli then tossed LuFisto into the corner and as as the "Wounded Owl" rebounded out Spinelli caught her with a back elbow. Spinelli then sent LuFisto to the mat with a roaring clothesline before hitting the Spin Cycle to pick up the quick victory in this one.
WINNERS: Bale Spin via pinfall at the 1:02 mark

"Sweet" Saraya Knight v "Princess" Kimber Lee
"Princess" Kimber Lee simple couldn't get started against "Sweet" Saraya Knight in this one as Knight dominated most of the action in this one. Kimber Lee opened this with an arm bar only for Knight to start biting her despite warnings from the referee. Knight then powered Kimber Lee over with a body slam before tossing the "Princess" into the corner. As "Sweet" Saraya charged in Kimber Lee stunned Saraya Knight with a back elbow before tossing Knight out of the ring. Kimber followed her out and drove Knight into the steel barricade pulling the referee out of the ring to give her a warning. This gave Saraya the opening she needed to grab Kimber Lee and drive the "Princess" head first into the ring post. Knight then rolled Kimber Lee back into the ring, flipping off the referee in the process. Saraya then locked Kimber Lee in the Knightmare and when Kimber Lee refused to tap out Saraya Knight transitioned into the the Bridled Rocking Horse and once again Kimber Lee refused to tap out. Knight went back to the Knightmare holding Kimber Lee in the hold for several long minutes before once again transitioning into the Bridled Rocking Horse, this time Kimber Lee finally tapped out giving "Sweet" Saraya Knight the submission victory.
WINNER: "Sweet" Saraya Knight via submission at the 9:30 mark



"Riot" Nicole Matthews (c) v "Hardcore Daredevil" Kay Lee Ray
The reigning and defending SHIMMER Champion absolutely dominated the "Hardcore Daredevil" right from the opening bell as she caught Kay Lee Ray with a hip toss. Matthews then tossed Kay Lee Ray into the corner and charged in after the "Hardcore Daredevil" catching Kay Lee Ray with a running shoulder block. Matthews then pulled Kay Lee Ray out of the corner planting Kay Lee Ray in the center of the ring with a lariat. Matthews then locked the "Hardcore Daredevil" in the Lion Tamer and after Kay Lee Ray refused to tap out Matthews released the hold and caught the "Hardcore Daredevil" with the Vancouver Maneuver to earn the pinfall victory on route to once again successfully defending the SHIMMER Championship.
WINNER: "Riot" Nicole Matthews via pinfall at the 4:34 mark
Nicole Matthews retains the SHIMMER Championship

[TTX]

Nice wins by Knight and Rosa. Fun new fed.