Day #13 - 09/17/2020!

SEPT. 17th - THURSDAY - DAY 13

PRELIM. TAG TEAM MATCHES

Prelim. Tag Match #1.

House Crowley (Anton Crowley & Cali-Kate) v. Cass Baumer & Dona Rotten

For the opening match of the special event, it was a great contest of strength and agility. It started with the World Undisputed Champion and the Silver Mountain Champion. Cali-Kate and Cass Baumer went back and forth, their agility evenly matched. After a couple of well-hit signature moves, Kate and Cass tagged in their respective partners. Anton Crowley and Dona Rotten were more opposites, his power against her experience. Despite their exchange, Anton managed to surprise Dona with “The Fall”. He then tagged in Kate and she performed “Starstruck” on Dona to score the three-count!

Result: Pinfall (Kate over Dona.)

Prelim. Tag Match #2.

Emevylas Stastias & HEIDI v. Asian Persuasion (Maki & Angel Kusanagi)

This tag-team match starts with an even playing field. Between the four ladies, they’re battling it out with caution in the wind. It takes the referee some time to separate them. At their corners, Stastias and Maki step up to wrestle one another. Their contest becomes aggressive to the point of Maki bloodying Stastias’s nose with a closed-fist punch. The referee has to intervene before it gets ugly; thus their teammates are tagged in. HEIDI is quick to go after Angel, attacking with such force. However, Angel has dealt with powerful foes and she retaliates. Just as HEIDI seems to counter, Angel pulls off “The Steel Feather”! She covers HEIDI, while Maki blocks off Emevylas, and scores the three.

Result: Pinfall (Angel over HEIDI.)

Prelim. Tag Match #3.

Tren Descarrilado & Minoru Tanahashi v. Sela Rica-Lark & Milisandre Crowthorne

As per tradition, Minoru Tanahashi kicks back and relaxes for some quality commentary. Everyone watches as Tren Descarrilado takes on Sela Rica-Lark and Milisandre Crowthorne alone. The match starts with Tren dominating Sela and Milisandre, utilizing his inability to feel pain to his advantage. However, the women soon begin to double team him, much to his manager’s dismay. Fighting through their attacks, Tren holds his own until the referee escorts Milisandre to her corner. Sela avoids Tren before he can attack her, sliding out of the ring… and that’s when she attacks Minoru! The two of them battle it out on the outside, while Milisandre goes after Tren. The referee has no choice but to call the match after the twenty count!

Result: No Contest

Prelim. Tag Match #4.

The Regulators (Sativa Nevaeh & Morgan Payne) v. Debby Haze & Savannah Sunshine

In order to gain the advantage early in the match, the Regulators knock Debby Haze out of the ring and isolate Savannah Sunshine. Their double-teaming techniques are nearly flawless, giving Savannah a very difficult time. It comes as a surprise to Sativa when Savannah catches her out of nowhere with “Starburst”! Both women manage to reach their corners and tag in their partners. Debby is the freshest competitor, barreling over Morgan and Sativa -- a little payback from early in the match. She takes the fight to one-half of the Regulators, even connecting “Do the Hustle” to “Purple Haze”! As Debby covers Morgan, Sativa tries to break up the count, but she’s stopped by Savannah, helping her team score the win!

Result: Pinfall (Debby over Morgan.)

Prelim. Tag Match #5.

Remi Fontaine & Layla Aishe v. Angel Kash & Carter Slade

For the final preliminary tag match of the evening, Carter Slade and Layla Aishe start things off. The competition is fierce with neither side giving in. Soon enough, Carter takes advantage with “Blood Moon Rising” before he tags in Angel. She takes a moment to mock the Fortune Teller before attacking her. On the outside, Remi grits his teeth and yells out to Layla. After some time, Layla rocks Angel with a signature Superkick! She’s able to tag in Remi, who blasts Angel with “Big Bang Attack”! Carter tries to intervene, but Remi stops him with a hangman’s neckbreaker. With Layla making sure Carter doesn’t try again, Remi leads a full-frontal assault on Angel before dragging her into “The Rebellion”. She fights to no avail and taps out!

Result: Submission (Remi over Angel.)

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A Block

Match #1.

Damon Cross v. Griffin Hawkins

Before the match begins, Damon Cross and Griffin Hawkins share a respectful handshake in the ring. When the time comes, the two of them circle each other in the ring before they move in for a collar and elbow tie-up. Despite Griffin’s slight size advantage, they’re evenly matched in strength. Both men showcase a high level of technical style with a variety of suplexes and bridges. After a couple of kickouts, both men are back on their feet to the crowd’s excitement. Then Damon catches Griffin off guard with a Greco-Roman throw, followed by a swinging neckbreaker when he’s back on his feet. However, Griffin retaliates with “Rocket Kick”! He goes for the cover, but he only receives a two. The Jukebox Hero takes the lead for a while, giving Damon a hard time. After a nearfall from “Grand Slam”, Griffin shows a bit of frustration. Damon’s recovery comes to him and he chains together his signature Yakuza Kick followed by “Dragonfire DDT”! Once Griffin is down, the Saint of Bones applies “Father’s Sin”. Griffin is trying to fight it out, but eventually, he taps out.

Result: Submission

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Match #2.

Ronnie North v. Jenn Drew

Within the ring, the Prince of Pleasure tries to woo the Rebel Queen. However, she’s not impressed in the slightest, delivering a harsh kick to his midsection. Jenn drives Ronnie onto the mat with a DDT and covers him, but he kicks out at two. Once she’s on her feet, she combines together a standing moonsault followed by a springboard moonsault, hooking the leg for the cover. Ronnie manages to kick out, but Jenn is quick to beat him down. After a successful hurricanrana, Jenn catches Ronnie with “The Final Act” and immediately follows up with “The Curtain Call”! Finally, she goes for the cover and scores the three-count.

Result: Pinfall

Match #3.

Graham Baker v. Layla Diaz

In the instant the bell rings, Layla Diaz is attacking Graham Baker with vicious rights and lefts. This rookie sensation hits, runs, and strikes again without remorse. Layla ascends the top rope and goes for high-risk, but unfortunately for her, Graham catches her and executes “Kiss the Sky”! He goes for the cover, hooks the leg, but Layla kicks out. Graham takes advantage, leading a brutal offense against Layla. However, she begins to recuperate and fight back, using her agility against him. To his surprise, Layla nails him with her signature Running Double Knee into one of the corners of the ring! Dragging Graham away from the ropes, Layla covers him but only receives a two. Despite this turn of events, Graham is still fighting back and he captures her right into the “Chopping Block”! When he covers her and hooks the leg, she manages to kick out at two and a half. Graham takes control of the match, leading to powerful moves used against Layla, but she refuses to give up. Then out of nowhere, she escapes one of his signature moves and counters with “CT-Knee”! She falls over him for the cover and the three!

Result: Pinfall

Match #4.

Super Tiger v. Lluvia Cane

Between the two competitors, Super Tiger and Lluvia Cane share a handshake. Once the bell rings, the ladies lock up in the center of the ring. At a moment’s notice, they break away from each other and resort to quick yet powerful strikes. After a wild exchange, Lluvia levels Tiger with a discus clothesline and a double footstomp onto her ribs. Before she can continue the assault, Tiger rolls out of the way. She gets to her feet outside on the apron and springs forth with “Tiger Snare” on Lluvia! Lluvia crashes onto the mat, while Tiger goes for the cover, but she kicks out at two. To her surprise, Lluvia’s recovery is quick and she ensnares Tiger from behind. Hitting “Empress of Thunder”, she bridges the third suplex for the pin, but Tiger kicks out. Insofar as the statistics go, they’re evenly matched. Lluvia takes the advantage and runs with it, leveling Tiger with stiff shots followed by “Truth and Grief”! However, Tiger manages to get her shoulder up before the three. Gritting her teeth, Lluvia steps out onto the apron and looks for a powerful move to take down Tiger. But before she can react, Tiger captures her with “Go the F*ck to Sleep”! After a slight stumble, Tiger runs in and seizes Lluvia in “Tiger Tamer”! Try as she might, Lluvia can’t fight the pain and she taps out.

Result: Submission

Match #5.

Jansen Myrrh v. Runa Olsen

For the final match of the evening, Runa Olsen is a fighter and she displays this the second the bell rings. She attacks Jansen Myrrh with quick strikes, going with a hit-and-run tactic. Unfortunately for her, Jansen is able to catch her when she least expects it and lands a snap suplex. She bridges the maneuver, but Runa kicks out at two. Jansen doesn’t let up, viciously attacking Runa and dragging her onto the mat with a hair-pulling slam. Soon after, she stomps on Runa’s fingers, enjoying her pained screams. Jansen’s offense doesn’t let up in the slightest, using her brawling skill to dominate Runa. After three high-back suplexes, Jansen brings Runa down with “Myrrh-driver” and covers her for the three!

Result: Pinfall