The babyfaces returned to the ring to save Malachi from a further beatdown. This match filled a lot of team between ring entrances, intros, and antics before the match finally began.ĥ. The heels argued after the match, but then Ali clotheslined Malachi’s back. That was a lot of fun, and the crowd was totally into this. Everett nailed his impressive Shooting Star Press on Malachi for the pin. In the ring, Malachi went for a top-rope move, but he accidentally hit his teammate, Lucky Ali. Malachi dove over the turnbuckle in the corner and crashed onto everyone on the floor. Malachi hit some impressive kicks on Bandit, but Bandit applied a cross-armbreaker. In the ring, Westbrook hit a chokeslam on Everett. Everett hit a springboard flip onto everyone on the floor. Everett hit an impressive Lionsault Press. However, the heels worked over Bandit until he made the hot tag to Everett. The heels worked over Everett extensively until Bandit made the hot tag and cleared the ring. Everett hit a big moonsault, and he peeled down his single strap, signaling he was going for a chokeslam, but his opponent escaped it. With his diminutive size, I have to compare his popularity to a young Jimmy Jacobs. Everett, of course, has had stints in Impact and ROH, while Bandit has a cult following with is unique red and green haircut. Westbrook is a scrawny white guy and his teammates are Black, and they don’t seem to want him around. Andrew Everett, Kidd Bandit, and Donnie Ray defeated Lucky Ali, Jay Malachi, and BK Westbrook in a six-man tag at 20:15. Solid action, but the winners were never in doubt.Ĥ. The champions hit a Doomsday bulldog move for the pin. The babyfaces did a cool spot where one guy tossed a heel at his teammate, and his teammate immediately hit a German suplex. Scott and Rizer are the heels, and they worked over the Black member of the babyfaces. They are both heavyset, on par with JD Drake.

“The Reality” Patrick Scott and Chance Rizer defeated Chase Holliday and Shawn Kemp to retain the DPW Tag Titles at 12:26. Nice match, and Ku is a standout in solo matches.ģ. Ku nailed a Blue Thunder Bomb for the pin. Ku nailed a brainbuster for a believable nearfall, but he turned it into an ankle lock. They traded mid-ring forearms, and Ku applied a Figure Four leg lock, but Myles reached the ropes at 9:00. Lots of mat wrestling early, and Ku kept Myles tied up on the mat. Myles has a large bird tattoo on his chest that looks similar to the Atlanta Hawks logo. Mason Myles has a passing resemblance to Tyler Bate, and he’s much smaller than Ku. Ku advanced to this round after an impressive victory over Davey Richards last month. Kevin Ku defeated Mason Myles in a semi-final tournament match at 12:13. Exactly what I expected going in, but a pleasant surprise that Coughlin got a big win here. Coughlin nailed a second-rope German Suplex for a believable nearfall, then another one in the center of the ring for the pin. Coughlin hit a second-rope gut-wrench suplex, and they were both down at 9:30.ĭrake nailed a Shining Wizard knee strike, then a Vader Bomb for a believable nearfall. Coughlin hit an overhead belly-to-belly suplex, and that popped the crowd. They brawled to the floor and back in the ring, with Drake laying in stiff kicks to the back. No surprise when they traded stiff chops early. Coughlin came out in his new, weird metal gladiator outfit, but he took it off before the match started. Alex Coughlin defeated JD Drake at 11:47. This show was held in a large room with a high ceiling, so no issues for any high-flyers.ġ. The lighting was good with the overhead lights on. The crowd was perhaps 400, and we had a two-man commentary team. Jin Raleigh, North Carolina at Holshouser Building If you attend a show, you are encouraged to send a report or even basic results to Pro Wrestling “No Pressure” By Chris Vetter, Contributor ( are looking for reports on all WWE, AEW, NXT, Impact Wrestling, MLW, ROH, GCW, and other notable live events.

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