BigDaddyKanter presents Filsinger Independent Wrestling

[Mad Kanter]

9-10-21
ROYAL FARMS ARENA
BALTIMORE, MD

TAG TEAM OF THE INDIES TITLE TOURNAMENT



Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. Wrestling’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin)
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Both teams were primed for this one as the action went back and forth. Benjamin pinned Matt after a quick PAYDIRT.

reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O’Reilly) vs. War Machine (Hanson & Raymond Rowe)
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
This match turned into a quick one as it seemed as if Rowe suffered an early arm injury. O’Reilly took advantage and made Rowe submit to ARMAGEDDON.

Irish Airborne (Dave & Jake Crist) vs. American Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards)
(Referee: Steve Biley)
This was a great back and forth match with multiple tags. Richards pinned Jake after an Alarm Clock.

Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli) w/Larry Sweeney vs. Jay & Mark Briscoe
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
This was a wild match the Sinclair had trouble controlling at times. Jay lost his temper and smashed Hero with a chair, garnering the disqualification.




Wrestling’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin) vs. reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O’Reilly)
(Referee: Bryce Remberg)
This match started out back and forth, but after both teams exchanged near falls, Fish attempted to pin Benjamin after CHASING THE DRAGON, but Haas made the save. Fish disposed of Haas and the match continued. Benjamin battled back and tagged Haas. The match continued back and forth until Fish rolled out of the ring. Haas followed and a wild brawl ensued. Fish won the brawl and rolled Haas back into the ring. Fish connected with a Flying Fish Hook and made the pin.

American Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards) vs. Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli) w/Larry Sweeney
(Referee: Steve Biley)
This was an up-tempo war as both teams tried to gain a decided advantage. Multiple tags led to multiple near falls. Hero tried to use the LOADED ELBOW PAD on Richards, but Richards ducks it and counters with kicks to death before tagging Edwards. Edwards continued the assault until Hero countered and tagged Castagnoli. The match continued with the action intensifying as both teams executed more high impact moves. The end finally came when The Kings executed a Royal Bomb on Edwards and Castagnoli went for the pin. Richards attempted to make the save, but was intercepted by Hero and Biley made a rather quick count to give The Kings the victory.



reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O’Reilly) vs. Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli) w/Larry Sweeney
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
reDRagon isolated Hero early and wore him out, executing multiple quick tags. Hero eventually battled back and gained a near fall on O’Reilly after hitting him with a LOADED ELBOWPAD. Both men ultimately tagged out and the hard-hitting match continued back and forth. Both teams executed multiple tags and gained multiple near falls. Hero eventually gained the advantage and absolutely crushed O’Reily outside the ring. O’Reily was barely moving and Sinclair declared him unable to continue, awarding the match to the Kings of Wrestling and resulting in them becoming the first Tag Team of the Indies Champions.

[TTX]

Go KoW. Great start here.

[Mad Kanter]

Sept 13, 2021 12:55:24 GMT -5 TTX said:

Go KoW. Great start here.

Thank you sir.  I really like where things are headed.

[Mad Kanter]

9-11-21
ROYAL FARMS ARENA
BALTIMORE, MD

FIW WOMEN’S TAG TEAM TITLE TOURNAMENT



Trifecta (Nicole Savoy & Shayna Baszler) w/Mercedes Martinez vs. Global Green Gangsters (Kellie Skater & Tomoka Nakagawa)
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Nakagawa had a brief advantage, but that disappeared rapidly and Baszler made the pin after a get wrench suplex.

(Post-match: Baszler stood over the downed Nakagawa, taunting and mocking her. Skater took exception and got in Baszler’s face. Savoy got involved, as did Martinez. Once Nakagawa recovered all five women were brawling. Referees and officials were finally able to regain order after several intense minutes.)

Midwest Militia (Sassy Stephie & Jessicka Havok) vs. Twisted Sisterz (Holidead & Thunder Rosa)
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Havok dominated and pinned Rosa after a HAVOKILLER.

Canadian Ninjas (Nicole Matthews & Portia Perez) vs. Kimber Bombs (Cherry Bomb & Kimber Lee)
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
After a grueling, but entertaining match, Matthews pinned Cherry after the VANCOUVER MANEUVER.

Team PAWG (Jordynne Grace & LuFisto) vs. Regeneration X (Allison Danger & Leva Bates)
(Referee: Steve Biley)
PAWG had the early advantage, but X battled back. Bates pinned Grace after the SONIC SCREWDRIVER.



Trifecta (Nicole Savoy & Shayna Baszler) w/Mercedes Martinez vs. Midwest Militia (Sassy Stephie & Jessicka Havok)
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Sinclair gave these women a lot of leeway and this match was as brutal as you would expect. Eventually Baszler got a little carried away outside the ring and Sinclair had enough. Sinclair disqualified Baszler after she tossed Havok through a ringside table in a herculean show of strength.

Canadian Ninjas (Nicole Matthews & Portia Perez) vs. Regeneration X (Allison Danger & Leva Bates)
(Referee: Steve Biley)
This was a fantastic back and forth match, where both teams executed multiple quick tags, attempting to gain the advantage. After battling for several minutes Matthews gained the advantage and quickly put Danger away with the VANCOUVER MANEUVER.



Midwest Militia (Sassy Stephie & Jessicka Havok) vs. Canadian Ninjas (Nicole Matthews & Portia Perez)
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
After a great back and forth match that included multiple tags and near falls, Perez pinned Havok after the FUNKY COLD MEDINA to win the titles.

[Mad Kanter]

9-11-21
ROYAL FARMS ARENA
BALTIMORE, MD

KING OF THE INDIES TITLE TOURNAMENT



Adam Cole vs. Tyler Black
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Both men tore into each other with reckless abandon, hitting high spot after high spot. Cole looked to have things going his way in the early going, but Black managed to survive two PANAMA SUNRISES and a wheel barrow suplex outside of the ring. Black slowly recovered and managed an offensive of his own. Black eventually gained a decided advantage and put Cole away after multiple Rubix Cubes.

Mil Muertes w/Karlee Perez vs. AJ Styles
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
Muertes used his power to gain an early advantage, but Styles countered by taking to the air. The action continued back and forth until Styles caught a reeling Muertes with the STYLES CLASH to gain the victory.

Bryan Danielson vs. Kenny Omega
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Danielson gained a quick advantage before Omega countered and gained a near fall with a ONE WINGED ANGEL. The action spilled out of the ring, where Danielson suplexed Omega through a table at ringside and Biley wasted no time in disqualifying Danielson.

Steve Corino vs. Adam Pearce
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Pearce dominated the early going of the match, but Corino reversed his fortune when the action spilled out of the ring. Corino dumped Pearce over the guard rail, where he was attacked by Ricky Landell and CW Anderson. Corino tried to distract Sinclair, but didn’t do a great job and Sinclair called for the disqualification.



Tyler Black vs. AJ Styles
(Bryce Remsberg)
Black had the early advantage after back to back Paroxysms, but Styles rolled out of the ring. Styles couldn’t escape the onslaught though, as Black connected with a suicide dive. Styles barely beat the count, but returned to the ring. Black followed up with GOD’S LAST GIFT, but Styles kicked out. Black didn’t let up and connected with a PHOENIX SPLASH, but still couldn’t put Styles away. Black, although frustrated, continued his assault and pinned Styles with a second PHOENIX SPLASH.

Kenny Omega vs. Adam Pearce
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Both men brawled in the early going, but Omega gained the advantage and put Pearce away after back to back ONE WINGED ANGELS.



Tyler Black vs. Kenny Omega
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Black gained the advantage early and really put a hurt on Omega. Black went for the pin after back to back Paroxysms, but the Young Bucks ran to the ring and distracted the ref, breaking up the pin attempt. Black tossed Omega into the Bucks and as they were regaining their feet hit them with a flying press from the top turnbuckle outside the ring. Omega was down and not able to regain his feet as Sinclair counted him out.

(Post-match: Promoter Marco Epstein made his way to the ring and talked with Sinclair. After a couple of minutes, Sinclair told the ring announcer that the title will not be won on a count out and the match will be restarted.)

Black was not happy with the decision, but Omega was still groggy and it didn’t take long before Black got the victory following a hard lariat to win the title.

[Mad Kanter]

9-12-21
ROYAL FARMS ARENA
BALTIMORE, MD

FIW INTERGENDER TAG TEAM TITLE TOURNAMENT



Candice LeRae & Johnny Gargano vs. Legit Yoots (Leyla Hirsch & Wheeler Yuta)
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Gargano started out the match against Yuta and gained the advantage, locking Yuta in the GARGANO ESCAPE. Yuta managed to get to the ropes for the break, but Gargano tagged in LeRae, who immediately connected with a flying body press. Biley made a suspiciously quick count preventing Hirsch’s attempt to break up the pin.

BUSSY (Allie Kat & Effy) vs. Booty Call (Kiera Hogan & Joey Ryan)
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
The women started this match off and Hogan had the early advantage. Ryan tagged in and Kat was able to counter the confident Ryan’s attack with a DDT off the ropes. Kat ultimately tagged Effy, who was all over Ryan, eventually putting him out with a DRAG QUEEN SLEEPER.

MsChif & Delirious vs. Cherry Bomb & Pepper Parks
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
This was a great back and forth match with both teams executing multiple tags and participating in a lot of mixed gender action as well. In the midst of both teams brawling, Cherry locked MsChif in ANGER AS BEAUTY. Both of the men were brawling outside the ring as Remsberg focused on the match in the ring and MsChif ultimately submitted.

Neveah & Jake Crist vs. Su Yung & Rich Swann
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Jake and Swann started out fast, but it didn’t last long because Jake pinned Rich after THE SUICIDE before anyone knew what happened.



Candice LeRae & Johnny Gargano vs. BUSSY (Allie Kat & Effy)
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Gargano didn’t waste any time in going after Effy. Gargano dominated and it was only a matter of time before Effy submitted to the GARGANO ESCAPE.

Cherry Bomb & Pepper Parks vs. Neveah & Jake Crist
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Parks and Cherry came out fast and hard with multiple high impact moves, really putting a hurt on their opponents. Eventually Cherry trapped Neveah in ANGER AS BEAUTY and after a quick check, Biley called for the submission victory.

(Post-match: Crist and Neveah protested the decision, claiming Neveah didn’t submit, but Biley was having none of it and returned to the back.)



Candice LeRae & Johnny Gargano vs. Cherry Bomb & Pepper Parks
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
This match was all LeRae as she took it right to Cherry. LeRae delivered a BALLS PLEX and pinned Cherry as Gargano stopped Parks from breaking up the pin to win the titles.

[TTX]

go LeRae and Gargano.

[Mad Kanter]

9-12-21
ROYAL FARMS ARENA
BALTIMORE, MD

QUEEN OF THE INDIES TITLE TOURNAMENT



Cheerleader Melissa vs. Nevaeh
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
Melissa dominated the early part of the match, but Neveah managed a comeback. After several minutes of wild brawling outside the ring, Nevaeh delivered a BACKPACK STUNNER to collect the victory.

Allysin Kay vs. Tessa Blanchard
(Referee: Steve Biley)
After a brief back and forth to start the match, Blanchard gained the advantage. Blanchard controlled the match until Kay was able to overpower her. Despite it seeming as if Biley was favoring Blanchard, Kay managed to pull out with win with an AK-47.

(Post-match: As Kay celebrated her victory, Blanchard attacked from behind. Blanchard delivered the DOUBLE KNEE FACEBREAKER multiple times, possibly breaking Kay’s nose. Kay was helped to the back while Blanchard argued with the disapproving crowd.)

Sara Del Rey w/Larry Sweeney vs. Mercedes Martinez
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Martinez controlled the early part of the match, but Del Rey battled back. The action spilled out of the ring, where both women brawled uncontrollably. After several minutes of not being able to gain control, Sinclair disqualified both women.

Lufisto vs. Saraya Knight
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
Both women battled back and forth early on, but Lufisto gained the advantage after a flurry of moves and beat Knight with a spinning back fist.



(Pre-match: It was announced that due to Allysin Kay no longer being able to compete due to injury and the double disqualification result of the Del Rey/Martinez match, the next match would be the tournament final)

Nevaeh vs. Lufisto
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
This was a wild back and forth contest from the opening bell. Neither women could gain the advantage for very long, but when they did they tried to make the most of it. It was Lufisto would was able to gain an advantage last and put Nevaeh away with a BURNING HAMMER to win the title.

[Mad Kanter]

09-15-21
2300 ARENA
PHILADELPHIA, PA



THEY COME FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD IN HOPES OF CATCHING THE EYE OF A BIG TIME PROMOTER. ALL THEY WANT IS THAT ONE OPPORTUNITY.

ALL THEY NEED IS THAT ONE OPPORTUNITY.

THIS IS THEIR CHANCE.



THIS IS

(The show opens with Remember The Name by Ft. Minor blaring over the PA system and the cameras scanning around the arena, capturing the raucous crowd before settling on Ian Riccaboni, Amber Gertner and Midnight Guthrie in the center of the ring.)


Riccaboni: Hey there Filsinger Independent Wrestling fans and welcome to the debut episode of Indymania. I’m your host Ian Riccaboni, along with Amber Gertner and Midnight Guthrie, and we are all set to bring you the best indy wrestling has to offer.

Gertner: I am so excited to be here. We have a great show tonight. A lot of fan favorites are on the card.

Guthrie: Saraya Knight will be in action, as will Bussy – Allie Kat & Effy. We also have the first appearance of Ricochet in an FIW ring, as he takes on Wheeler Yuta in singles competition.

Riccaboni: In addition to that, Nevaeh & Jake Crist have a grievance with what happened in the intergender title tournament, which we’ll talk about a little later on, and in our main event the destructive War Machine take on those wild brothers from Sandy Fork, Delaware – The Briscoes. Stick around because all of that great action and more is on the way.



Kenny Omega vs. Daniel Garcia
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Omega completely dominated this contest and beat Garcia with a BROOM ATTACK.

Riccaboni: Amber Gertner is standing by in the back, but before we go to her, let me show you some footage from the Queen of Indies Title Tournament.

(Post-match: As Kay celebrated her victory, Blanchard attacked from behind. Blanchard delivered the DOUBLE KNEE FACEBREAKER multiple times, possibly breaking Kay’s nose. Kay was helped to the back while Blanchard argued with the disapproving crowd.)
(Amber Gertner is backstage with Tessa Blanchard.)

Gertner: I’m here with Tessa Blanchard and Tessa, you feel like you deserve a shot at the Queen of Indies Title. Why is that?

Blanchard: I think it’s obvious, don’t you? I took Allysin Kay out of the title tournament. I should’ve taken her place and if I had, I would’ve won the title.

Gertner: But, Allysin beat you.

Blanchard: You think I care? She probably won’t even return to a wrestling ring since I messed up her face. I should’ve known better to come to this crappy promotion. I wanted some real competition and so far, this isn’t it. You know what? I’m outta here.



Riccaboni: Fans I’m pleased to announce, on our next episode of Indymania, Tessa Blanchard will get some competition in a big way.

Gertner: It’s signed sealed and delivered … Tessa Blanchard will face Allysin Kay’s Midwest Militia stablemate, Jessicka Havok.

Riccaboni: And that’s not all. If Tessa beats Havok, Tessa will get a Queen of Indies title match.

Guthrie: That’s going to be a huge task for sure, but I’m sure Tessa Blanchard will be up to it.

Riccaboni: Let’s go back to the ring as Saraya Knight and Su Yung are ready for our next match.

Saraya Knight vs. Su Yung
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Knight dominated the early going, but Yung managed to battle back. After several minutes Knight was able to counter Yung’s offensive and toss her out of the ring. Knight followed her and delivered a sit out powerbomb on the concrete floor. Yung was not able to recover and was counted out.

Riccaboni: Su Yung is very slow to get up. She may need some help at ringside.

Gertner: Su definitely gave as good as she got in this one, but when your head bounces off the concrete like that, it’s gonna make you a little loopy.



Riccaboni: Before we get to our next match, let me show you some footage of how CW Anderson and Ricky Landell made their presence known during the King of Indies title tournament.

(Corino dumped Pearce over the guard rail, where he was attacked by Ricky Landell and CW Anderson. Corino tried to distract Sinclair, but didn’t do a great job and Sinclair called for the disqualification.)

reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O’Reilly) vs. CW Anderson & Ricky Landell w/Steve Corino
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
This match started out quickly as O’Reilly gained the upper hand on Landell, but missed a turnbuckle charge and tumbled out of the ring. Landell followed and went after O’Reilly with a chair that Corino handed to him. Remsberg attempted to stop Landell, but Landell shoved Remsberg aside, leading to Remsberg disqualifying Landell.

Gertner: Corino, Anderson and Landell have done nothing but cause trouble here in Filsinger Independent Wrestling.

Guthrie: No doubt, making quite a few enemies along the way.



Veda Scott & Mike Bailey vs. BUSSY (Allie Kat & Effy)
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Both teams battled evenly throughout the match, each making multiple tags. Kat delivered the PUSSYCAT PILEDRIVER to Scott and despite a seemingly slow count by Biley, made the pin.

Riccaboni: Midnight Guthrie is standing by in the back, but before we go to him check out this footage from the FIW Intergender Tag Team Title Tournament

(Eventually Cherry trapped Neveah in ANGER AS BEAUTY and after a quick check, Biley called for the submission victory.)

(Midnight Guthrie is backstage with Nevaeh & Jake Crist)

Guthrie: I’m here with the husband wife team of Nevaeh and Jake Crist. Now you two feel like you were wronged in the intergender tag team tournament.

Crist: You better believe we were. Nevaeh … the love of my life … in no way shape or form submitted during our match.

Navaeh: I don’t know what that poor excuse for an unbiased referee Biley saw or heard, but it wasn’t me quitting.

Guthrie: Challenging a man’s integrity, especially a FIW referee, is a pretty bold move. What would you like to see done about it?

Crist: We want a match. We want a rematch with Pepper Parks and Cherry Bomb to show Nevaeh didn’t submit and we are the better team.

Naveah: And we want our match tonight.



Riccaboni: I am happy to say ask and you shall receive. Mr. and Mrs. Crist will have their match here tonight.

Guthrie: I really don’t know what they hope to prove. Pepper Parks and Cherry Bomb are clearly the better husband and wife tandem.

Gertner: I don’t know about that. I went back and watched the tape. I never heard or saw Nevaeh submit.

Guthrie: That’s obviously your opinion and you’re entitled to it, but I’m more apt to trust the man wearing the striped shirt in the ring.

Ricochet vs. Wheeler Yuta
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
This up tempo match was over pretty quick. Both men battled for the advantage, but Ricochet gained it first and put Yuta away with CHOCOLATE RAIN.



Midwest Militia (Sassy Stephie & Jessicka Havok) vs. Rejected (Christina Von Eerie & Hudson Envy)
(Referee: Bryce Remsberg)
After several minutes of a back and forth battle, Havok ended up outside the ring with Hudson. As Havok was stalking Hudson at ringside, Tesssa Blanchard made her way from the back. Havok picked up a chair as Blanchard came at her. The two women argued briefly before Havok attempted to hit Blanchard with the chair. Unfortunately, Blanchard ducked and Havok inadvertently blasted Hudson with the chair instead. All Remsberg saw was Havok hitting Hudson and called for the disqualification.



Nevaeh & Jake Crist vs. Cherry Bomb & Pepper Parks
(Referee: Steve Biley)
Crist and Parks started out the match and battled back and forth. Parks hit Crist with VARSITY BLUES and one seemingly quick three count later, the match was over.

(Post-match: Crist and Nevaeh complained, but once again Biley didn’t want to listen.)

Riccaboni: It looks as if Jake Crist and Nevaeh still aren’t able to get a fair shake.

Gertner: I swear Biley favors certain wrestlers and gives them special treatment.

Guthrie: I don’t know what either of you are talking about. Biley counted Jake Crist’s shoulders one, two, three.

(Gertner can be seen rolling her eyes.)

Riccaboni: All that aside, it’s time for our main event and it’s going to be a good one.

War Machine (Hanson & Raymond Rowe) vs. Jay & Mark Briscoe
(Referee: Todd Sinclair)
Neither team can wait to get the match started, and as ring announcer Bobby Cruise is announcing both teams, the shouting by both teams turns to forearm shivers and the match is on. As the brawl continued, Rowe was all over Mark, gaining a near fall with a T-Bone Suplex. Rowe followed up with a stalling suplex then War Machine hit delivered WAR MACHINE. Rowe went for the pin, but Jay broke it up. War Machine wasn’t fazed and delivered WAR MACHINE two more times, ultimately gaining the victory.

Gertner: War Machine didn’t come here to play.

Riccaboni: They certainly did not. The Briscoes didn’t take a step back, but War Machine proved to be on another level here tonight.

Guthrie: War Machine definitely took The Briscoes down a peg. It couldn’t have happened to a better couple of guys.

Riccaboni: Both teams are solid competitors and I look forward to when they match up again. We’re out of time for this episode. I hope everyone enjoyed and we’ll catch ya next time.

[Mad Kanter]

09-23-21
2300 ARENA
PHILADELPHIA, PA



THEY COME FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD IN HOPES OF CATCHING THE EYE OF A BIG TIME PROMOTER. ALL THEY WANT IS THAT ONE OPPORTUNITY.

ALL THEY NEED IS THAT ONE OPPORTUNITY.

THIS IS THEIR CHANCE.



THIS IS

(The show opens with Remember The Name by Ft. Minor blaring over the PA system and the cameras scanning around the arena, capturing the raucous crowd before settling on Ian Riccaboni, Amber Gertner and Midnight Guthrie in the center of the ring.)

Riccaboni: Welcome back to Indymania. We have some really exciting action lined up for you tonight.

Gertner: Cherry Bomb will be in action, as well as the husband and wife team of Nevaeh and Jake Crist.

Guthrie: I wonder if those two will be crying again after their match tonight. I know one person who won’t be crying and that’s Tessa Blanchard after she wipes the mat with Jessicka Havok.

Riccaboni: I’m sure Havok will have something to say about that. And if that isn’t enough action for you, tonight’s main event will see Adam Pearce take on Adam Cole. That match should be a lot of fun. Stick around and we’ll be back with some great indy wrestling action.


N-Words (Acid Jaz & B Ryce) vs. Wrestling’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin)
Referee: Steve Biley
WGTT came out fast, but N-Words battled back. Both teams executed multiple tags, trying to gain the advantage. After both teams executed several high impact moves, Ryce pinned Benjamin after a CURB STOMP and what was seemingly a quick count.

Riccaboni: Another controversial ending to match officiated by Steve Biley.

Guthrie: I don’t know what you’re talking about. That was a clean pin in my book.

Riccaboni: Let’s go to Amber Gertner, who is standing by with the Queen of the Indies, Lufisto.

(Amber Gertner is backstage with Lufisto)

Gertner: Lufisto, I haven’t had the chance to congratulate you on winning the title.

Lufisto: Thank you so much lady. I am proud to be the first Queen of the Indies and looking to take on all challengers.

Gertner: Speaking of that, later on the show Tessa Blanchard faces Jessicka Havok and if Tessa wins, she will get a shot at your title.

Lufisto: Tessa Blanchard has the pedigree, but she isn’t real smart. She decided to pick a fight with Allysin Kaye and the Midwest Militia. Those are some of the toughest women I know. That’s not to say Tessa isn’t tough, but the numbers really don’t work to her advantage.

Gertner: We’ve talked about Tessa Blanchard and the Midwest Militia. Who are some of the other women in FIW that could challenge for your title.

(Suddenly Lufisto is attacked by Saraya Knight. Both women brawl uncontrollably until they can be separated.)



Riccaboni: That was a wild situation before the break.

Gertner: I’m sure Saraya Knight has to be considered a top contender for Lufisto’s title, but she apparently didn’t want to wait her turn.

Riccaboni: Not at all and now she has jumped to the front of the line as she will challenge Lufisto for the Queen of the Indies title later on tonight’s show.

Regeneration X (Allison Danger & Leva Bates) vs. Marti Belle & Mia Yim
Referee: Todd Sinclair
Both teams gathered multiple near falls in the early going, but Danger gained the advantage. Danger pinned Yim after a SHIMMERING WARLOCK while Bates kept Belle from breaking up the pin.



Hugo Lexington Black vs. AJ Styles
Referee: Bryce Remsberg
Black gained an early advantage with a low blow and went for the quick victory, but Styles countered the top rope splash with a standing dropkick. Styles continued his assault and put Black away with a STYLES CLASH.

Riccaboni: Another strong outing by AJ Styles. Let’s check in with Midnight Guthrie, who is standing by with tonight’s challenger for the Queen of the Indies title, Saraya Knight.

(Midnight Guthrie is backstage with Saraya Knight.)

Guthrie: Ah … Sweet Saraya Knight … congratulations on jumping to the head of the line.

Knight: Are you patronizing me? You better not be or I’ll kick your ass too. This didn’t have to happen you know. All that had to happen was for me to get my fair shot, but no. I have to waste my time with a bunch of slag bitches to earn a shot. Oh hell no! I got my shot and by the end of tonight’s show, I will be the new Queen of the Indies.



Riccaboni: What a crazy show this has been so far.

Guthrie: And I’m guessing it’s about to get even more wild given our next match.

American Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards) vs. Age of the Fall (Tyler Black & Jimmy Jacobs)
Referee: Steve Biley
Jacobs was all over Edwards as soon as the bell rang. Edwards escaped THE END OF TIME, but couldn’t dodge the RAILROAD SPIKE that Biley conspicuously did not see before counting the pin.

Gertner: How didn’t Steve Biley see that?

Guthrie: Maybe he had something in his eye.

Gertner: Come off it Guthrie. You and I both no Biley is one of the most biased officials ever.

Riccaboni: Could we have shades of Danny Davis on our hands? I have heard our promoter, Marco Epstein, has been watching this situation closely and will be making an announcement regarding Steve Biley very soon.

Cherry Bomb vs. Sara Del Rey w/Larry Sweeney
Referee: Todd Sinclair
Del Rey dominated the match early, but Bomb recovered. Bomb gained a couple of near falls before Del Rey regained the advantage and put Bomb away with a BUTTERFLY POWERSLAM.



Riccaboni: Nevaeh and Jake Crist have definitely been outspoken regarding referee Steve Biley and his bias.

Guthrie: Those Crists better watch themselves. If they’re not careful they could be sued for slander.

Gertner: You’re kidding, right? It’s not slander if it’s true.

Riccaboni: C’mon now, let’s focus. We have a match here.

Nevaeh & Jake Crist vs. Doomfly (Delilah Doom & Eli Everfly)
Referee: Bryce Remsberg
Nevaeh & Crist controlled the match and Crist pinned Everfly after THE SUICIDE.



Riccaboni: It’s time for Saraya Knight to put her money where her mouth is. I’m not sure she didn’t bite off more than she can chew in attacking Queen of the Indies Lufisto.

Gertner: Lufisto was pissed off after that attack and if she can carry that intensity into her title defense, Saraya Knight better watch out.

Guthrie: I think you guys are giving Lufisto too much credit. If Saraya had been given the opportunity she rightfully deserves, she would already be the Queen.

QUEEN OF THE INDIES TITLE MATCH
Saraya Knight vs. Queen of the Indies Lufisto
Referee: Todd Sinclair
Both women tore into each other as soon as the bell sounded to start the match. Sinclair had a hard time controlling the action before the action spilled out of the ring. Once the ring didn’t contain the match, Sinclair lost total control as both women used anything they could find to do damage to each other. Sinclair ultimately called for the double disqualification.

Riccaboni: Security is definitely going to have their hands full separating these two ladies.



Riccaboni: We saw Saraya Knight get her chance and now it’s Tessa Blanchard’s turn to earn an opportunity at the Queen of Indies title.

Tessa Blanchard vs. Jessicka Havok
Referee: Steve Biley
Havok had the early advantage, but Blanchard made a comeback. Blanchard looked as if she was going to gain the victory after a DOUBLE KNEE FACEBREAKER, but a returning Allysin Kaye hit the ring and attacked Blachard, interrupting the count. Amazingly, Biley didn’t call for the dq and Havok took over, overwhelming Blanchard and finally putting her away after back to back HAVOKILLERS.



Riccabonni: Our show has been wild tonight.

Gertner: It sure has and now it’s time for our main event.

Guthrie: Two great athletes looking to prove superiority.

Adam Pearce vs. Adam Cole
Referee: Todd Sinclair
Cole dominated the early going, but Pearce battled back. After both men captured a couple of near falls, Cole beat Pearce with the PANAMA SUNRISE.

Riccaboni: I can’t think of a better way to end tonight’s episode of Indymania. We’re out of time. I hope everyone enjoyed the show. We’ll see you next time.