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The Road to Finals Alex Kane was the surprise package in Block A. Having qualified with a dominant performance over Katch and Alexander, he continued his fine run of form as he lost only to Shelley and won all his matches, including a big win over the former JCW Champion, Jordan Oliver. Speaking of Oliver, he was in shambles as except for a draw with Extreme Champion, Joey Janela he had nothing to show in this tournament. Oh! how the stars have fallen. The question now is how long is left till he loses his tag belt as well? The block was also forgettable for Amazing Red and Joey Janela. While Red managed a solitary victory over Oliver, Janela could only manage a draw with Oliver and a win against Red. It seemed Janela's dominance was confined to hardcore or deathmatches as he struggled without the use of weapons. The group topper was undoubtedly, Alex Shelley who was the favorite as well. One-third of the WOW Universal Triangle Champions, Alex Shelley brought his A-game and finished the group with a perfect record. BLOCK A FINAL STANDINGS Alex Shelley - 8 points Alex Kane - 6 points Joey Janela - 3 points Amazing Red - 1 point Jordan Oliver - 1 point Block B brought contrasting fortunes for the remaining two third of the Time Machine. While KUSHIDA and Sabin drew their match with each other, KUSHIDA performed better in his other matches, winning 2 out of his other three matches, Chris Sabin had only a win against Trey Miguel (which was highly anticipated and the best match of the block) to show as he had another draw against Alex Zayne. The fortunes of Trey Miguel and Alex Zayne wasn't better as they performed worse than expected. With Blake Christian going for a short tour with NOAH, Zayne has been left alone and he found it hard to focus, only managing a draw against Zayne while Trey's solitary win came against Alex Zayne The highlight of the block was undoubtedly Robbie Eagles. The Sniper of the Skies came, saw and conquered, emerging with a perfect record in the block. His matches against Sabin, KUSHIDA and Miguel were one of the highest rated in the block. BLOCK B FINAL STANDINGS Robbie Eagles - 8 points KUSHIDA - 5 points Chris Sabin - 4 points Trey Miguel - 2 points Alex Zayne - 1 point So, the J Cup finals were set. Block A Finals: Alex Shelley vs Alex Kane Block B Finals: Robbie Eagles vs KUSHIDA

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The finals will take place in the NGI event so you can predict the whole card once I post. 😄 PREDICTIONS Vandal - 12/16 + 3/4 = 15/20 Blodyxe - 12/16 + 2/4 = 14/20 MidKnightDreary - 9/16 Booker2021 - 3/4 CGN91 - 1/4

The Road to Finals Block A started with a bang as Calvin Tankman and Alex Colon couldn't find a win and shared the points. But thereafter they struggled and could not win a single match. Jonathan Gresham was the one who broke the back of Colon and Tankman as he submitted both of them back to back with Octopus Stretch. But then people studied his game and the result was him being unable to use his submission and losing. Things changed when Sekimoto entered the competition and he basically obliterated it, winning each of his match in dominant fashion and topped the group. The real surprise package was Matt Cardona who started with a loss against Sekimoto but then stopped Gresham's momentum in their match and never looked back. BLOCK A FINAL STANDINGS Daisuke Sekimoto - 8 points Matt Cardona - 6 points Jonathan Gresham - 4 points Calvin Tankman - 1 point Alex Colon - 1 point Block B saw a huge shock as Vikingo failed to win a single match and became the only wrestler to finish with 0 points. The sole representative of SGC, Mance Warner only won his match against Vikingo but these two were a big disappointment. Just like Sekimoto in Block A, it was another guest star, Big Damo who killed it as he topped the group with 100% win record Jeff Hardy and Lio Rush both rounded up the group with equal points as both drew against each other after winning 2 matches each. BLOCK B FINAL STANDINGS Big Damo - 8 points Lio Rush - 5 points Jeff Hardy - 5 points Mance Warner - 2 point Vikingo - 0 point So, the NGI finals were set. It would be Cardona vs Sekimoto round 2 and a triple threat between Rush, Damo and Hardy. Block A Finals: Matt Cardona vs Daisuke Sekimoto Block B Finals: Lio Rush vs Big Damo vs Jeff Hardy

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Participants Block A Alex Kane Affiliation: American Top Team Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Jordan Oliver Affiliation: InJustice Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Amazing Red Affiliation: None Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Joey Janela Affiliation: None Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Alex Shelley Affiliation: Time Machine Mode of Entry: Direct Invitation ( for being Alliance champion) Block B KUSHIDA Affiliation: Time Machine Mode of Entry: Direct Invitation ( for being Alliance champion) Chris Sabin Affiliation: Time Machine Mode of Entry: Direct Invitation ( for being Alliance champion) Alex Zayne Affiliation: Zayne & Christian Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Trey Miguel Affiliation: RascalZ Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Robbie Eagles Affiliation: Melbourne City Wrestling Mode of Entry: Direct Invitation Who will be the top 2 in Block A? Who will be the top 2 in Block B?

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Participants Block A Matt Cardona Affiliation: Major Players Mode of Entry: Qualifiers John Gresham Affiliation: None Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Alex Colon Affiliation: Mega Bastards Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Calvin Tankman Affiliation: InJustice Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Daisuke Sekimoto Affiliation: Big Japan Wrestling Mode of Entry: Direct Invitation ( @Vandal pick for winning prediction contest) Block B Lio Rush Affiliation: Black Legion Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Vikingo Affiliation: None Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Mance Warner Affiliation: Second Gear Crew Mode of Entry: Qualifiers Big Damo Affiliation: TNT Extreme Wrestling Mode of Entry: Direct Invitation Jeff Hardy Affiliation: Free Agent Mode of Entry: Direct Invitation Who will be the top 2 in Block A? Who will be the top 2 in Block B?

A JCW event, live from Sycuan Casino, San Diego Attendance: 698 1. After his impressive performances in recent months, Alex Kane was given a chance at the J Cup and he took it with full hands, pinning Allie Katch with the Mark of Kane. Titus Alexander was the third competitor who could not do much and instead got taken out early in the match by Alex Kane. 2. Out of the Rascalz, it was Trey Miguel who got the first chance at the qualifiers and he grabbed it with both hands, pinning 2 Cold Scorpio with the Meteora with Alec Price the third person in fray. 3. Alex Zayne continued his comeback after being injured for the last few months as he grabbed the third spot overcoming the 2-on-1 handicap over The Kirks. 4. Amazing Red showed age is just a number as he hit the 630 Senton on Jack Cartwheel and then hit a super kick on Jimmy Lloyd before hitting the Code Red on him, getting the win. 5. Joey Janela took his first step towards becoming a double champion as he got better of Gringo Loco and Latigo with his patented Moonsault Foot Stomp over Latigo. 6. In the main event, it was the former champion Jordan Oliver who had his chance to gear up for a shot at reclaiming the title and he didn't make any mistake, hitting the Clout Cutter on Masha Slamovich for the pin with Zachary Wentz failing to break the pin on time. A graphic came on screen to show the J Cup qualified till now: 1. Alex Kane 2. Trey Miguel 3. Alex Zayne 4. Amazing Red 5. Joey Janela 6. Jordan Oliver Show Rating: 42

A GCW event, live from Sycuan Casino, San Diego Attendance: 690 1. Mance Warner became the 1st person to qualify for the Nick Gage Invitational as he won the battle of the SGC, defeating Manders and Matthew Justice, submitting Manders with the Dragon Sleeper. 2. Vikingo followed that up with a 630 Senton pin over LA Parka Jr. while Effy could only look in despair. 3. Calvin Tankman was the next person to qualify taking on AKIRA and Mike Bailey when he pinned AKIRA with the Tankman Driver. Bailey slides further down in his quest for a main event spot. 4. Jonathan Gresham made good on his promise as he qualifies for the NGI tournament, capping off a string of victories. He made the former Ultraviolent Champion Rina Yamashita tap to his Octopus Stretch. JWM was the third competitor. 5. The fifth qualifier saw arch-rivals Homicide and Lio Rush go at it with EJ Nduka in the midst. While the match was centred on Homicide and Rush, Nduka got some major offenses out of the way but the tag champions, LOP's timely interference led to Lio Rush hitting the Final Hour on Homicide for the victory. The Black Legion then proceeded to beat Homicide 3-on-1 before Eddie Kingston came rushing in, saving his best friend from the beatdown and making the Legion retreat. 6. Eddie Kingston stayed back for his eventual qualifier in what was virtually a handicap match as he faced off against The Major Players, Myers and Cardona. While for a big portion of the match, Eddie had to suffer the brunt, he did made a comeback and when it looked like he would almost pull off the win, the Black Legion appeared at the ramp again, distracting Kingston and allowing Matt Cardona to hit the Rough Ryder for the win. 7. In the second face-off between Gage and Cogar, it cost them both as Alex Colon took advantage of their rivalry and pushed Cogar into the guardrails before hitting the Cactus Driver'97 to become the 7th and the final man to qualify. A graphic came on screen to show the NGI Participants qualified till now: 1. Mance Warner 2. Vikingo 3. Calvin Tankman 4. Jonathan Gresham 5. Lio Rush 6. Matt Cardona 7. Alex Colon Show Rating: 51

We are on officially on road to Nick Gage Invitational and J Cup, the last two big events and the major shows of the year. This year both the tournaments will be a round robin format with two blocks of 5 wrestlers each fighting for the coveted trophies and the winners get to challenge for the GCW World Championship and JCW Championship respectively on our season finale and biggest show of the season, The World on GCW in January next year. The qualifiers for the two tournaments will be held in the coming weeks on GCW War Ready and JCW Blood on the Hills after which there will be Road To shows where the blocks will play out. Stay tuned for the upcoming events.

Live from Sycuan Casino, San Diego Attendance: 650 1. Amazing Red won his second match in the organization when he pinned Alice Crowley with a Code Red. Alec Price and JanaI Kai were the other participants. Red then challenges Reed for the JCW title, saying that this will be his last chance as his body is slowly giving up. 2. After failing to win the Universal Triangle titles, Subculture returned to winning ways when they defeated Wasted Youth. 3. Joey Janela faced off against LA Park Jr. and even though Park came close on quite a few occasions, Janela continued to extend his iconic Extreme Championship reign with his signature Moonsault Foot Stomp. (defense #15 of GCW Extreme Championship) 4. Bang Bros won the tag scramble as they pinned Kasey Kirk of The Kirks. Hughes Brothers (sons of Devon Dudley) and Unguided were the other teams in fray. 5. East-West Express huffed and puffed as they found it difficult to put out MK Ultra but in the end, a little bit of cheating defended their title. (defense #4 of JCW Tag Team Championship) Rascalz rush in and attacks the champs indicating that business is still unfinished between them. 6. Myron Reed faced a surprise opponent in Paul London who returned to the ring after a long long time. We got a good match but London's advancing years caught up with him as Myron got his first defense with the Sky Walker. (defense #1 of JCW Championship) Show Rating: 40

Live from Sycuan Casino, San Diego Attendance: 650 1. Jonathan Gresham managed to submit King Mo with an Octopus Stretch in a four-way battle. Bad Dude Tito and Brian Myers were the other two. 2. Zayne & Christian returned to winning ways after their defeat to Legion of Pain at Homecoming Night 1 as they defeated BUSSY. Alex Zayne hit 630 Senton on Allie Katch. 3. Time Machine followed up on their successful first defense with another solid defense against Second Gear Crew. Manders, Warner, and Justice showed up but after a hard-fought match, Sabin pinned Justice with the Cradle Shock. (defense #2 of WOW Universal Triangle Championship) 4. Legion of Pain notched up their first defense as they defeated the #1 contenders, TMDK. It was a wild brawl but at the end, a Last Chapter on Shane Haste was enough. (defense #1 of GCW Tag Team Championship) Zayne & Christian sneak in during the post-match celebration as they attack the champs looking for another opportunity. 5. In the first clash between Cogar and Gage since their face-off at Homecoming, it was Cogar who drew first blood as he teamed up with Rejects, Bentley & JWM against Gage who had Los Parks as his partner. 6. AJ Gray picked up his first defense in a bloody barbed wire deathmatch against the former 3x champ, Alex Colon when he hit the Burning Lariat and a Diving Splash to overcome Colon. (defense #2 of GCW Ultraviolent Championship) Show Rating: 44

PREDICTIONS Vandal - 5/7 + 7/9 = 12/16 Blodyxe - 6/7 + 6/9 = 12/16 MidKnightDreary - 4/7 + 5/9 = 9/16

Champions ~ GCW World Championship ~ Johnny Gamechanger (Since August 2023) Previous Champion Nick Gage (4X) (April 2023 - August 2023) Masha Slamovich (March 2023 - April 2023) Nick Gage (3X) (October 2022 - March 2023) Jon Moxley (September 2021 - October 2022) Matt Cardona (July 2021 - September 2021) Nick Gage (2X) (April 2021 - July 2021) ~ GCW Ultraviolent Championship ~ AJ Gray (Since September 2023) Previous Champion Rina Yamashita (August 2022 - September 2023) Alex Colon (3X) (June 2022 - August 2022) John Wayne Murdoch (March 2022 - June 2022) Alex Colon (2X) (November 2021 - March 2022) Masashi Takeda (October 2021 - November 2021) Drew Parker (July 2021 - October 2021) ~ GCW Tag Team Championship ~ Legion of Pain (Sunny Dhinsa/Gzim Selmani) (Since September 2023) Previous Champion Mega Bastards (Alex Colon/John Wayne Murdoch) (2X) (July 2023 - September 2023) BUSSY (EFFY/Allie Katch) (2X) (April 2023 - July 2023) East West Express (Jordan Oliver/Nick Wayne) (March 2023 - April 2023) Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley/Chris Sabin) (March 2023 - March 2023) Los Mazisos (Miedo Extremo/Ciclope) (3X) (October 2022 - March 2023) Mega Bastards (Alex Colon/John Wayne Murdoch) (September 2022 - October 2022) The Briscoes (Jay Briscoe/Mark Briscoe) (3X) (August 2022 - September 2022) Champions ~ JCW Championship ~ Myron Reed (Since September 2023) Previous Champion Jordan Oliver (February 2023 - September 2023) ~ GCW Extreme Championship ~ Joey Janela (Since October 2022) Previous Champion Cole Radrick (July 2022 - October 2022) AJ Gray (January 2022 - July 2022) ~ JCW Tag Team Championship ~ East West Express (Jordan Oliver/Nick Wayne) (Since June 2023) 2023: East-West Express (Jordan Oliver/Nick Wayne) 2023: Lio Rush 2023: 2023: Alliance Champions ~ WOW Universal Triangle Championship ~ Time Machine (Alex Shelley/Chris Sabin/KUSHIDA) (Since August 2023)

NIGHT 2 Live from Hammerstein Ballroom, New York Attendance: 1000 (SOLD OUT!!!) GCW Extreme Championship Joey Janela (c) vs Charles Mason Mason received this opportunity courtesy of his win in the scramble match on Day 1 and Mason showed why this was a life changing opportunity for him as he took the battle to Janela, busting him up early in the match with a nasty headbutt and then continued plugging away at the champion with heavy hands but Janela was the champion for a reason and he absorbed the early offense before a trashcan lid smash on Mason as he was attempting a suicide dive turned things around. From there on, it was one way traffic as Janela hit most of his signature moves before finishing with the Moonsault Foot Stomp. Winner: Joey Janela (defence #14) Grade: 55 GCW World Tag Team Championship Mega Bastards (c) vs Legion of Pain A huge task for the tag champions as they face the fearsome and undefeated duo of Legion of Pain. Colon and JWM tried introducing weaponry behind referee's back and at times they were successful like when JWM delivered a DDT to Dhinsa on a barbed wire chair outside cutting his nose deep. In the ring, Colon did the unthinkable as a couple of kick to the legs brought Selmani down and then he hit the Cactus Driver'97. 1........ 2....... NO!!! Selmani kicked out. Colon was shocked. There wasn't many in this promotion who had kicked out of Cactus Driver'97 but also there wasn't anyone at Selmani and Dhinsa's level. Colon tries to go for another one but this time he was chokeslammed for his troubles. JWM and Dhinsa came back to the ring but JWM had a hell of a task defending against both and he failed as they hit the Last Chapter. 1........ 2....... 3...... Winner: Legion of Pain (new champion) Grade: 58 "Blackheart" Lio Rush walks out into the ring with a big smile on his face. He raises the hand of LOP as they get the titles up on their shoulders. He mentions how the dawn of Black Legion has started and this will continue as long as GCW is in business. Homicide comes up into the entrance and mentions how the leader himself got embarrassed by Homicide when he pinned his scrawny ass in the middle of the ring in the Series of Survivals and how he couldn't take his humiliation and prevented him from winning the Ultraviolent Championship last night. Homicide hasn't forgotten it and he is just biding his time because when he strikes, it will be the end of Black Legion. JCW Tag Team Championship East West Express (c) vs Rascalz Oliver lost his JCW Championship last night so he was desperate here to hold on to his tag team championship and it showed when he tried going for early pins but Rascalz were too smart for that and they keep countering or kicking out of the attempts. With more and more frustration building, the champs make a big mistake as Wayne goes for a step up enzuigiri but Wentz move as he hit Oliver in the face. This botch allows Rascalz to take control as they isolated Wayne and hit him with rapid continuous assaults which is the trademark of Rascalz. A Hot Fire Flame was hit and we almost got new champions but Oliver dragged the ref out of the ring. Amidst the confusions and Rascalz kicking Wayne once again, Oliver had got hold of his title belt which he blasted both Wentz and then Miguel. He rolled in Wentz in the ring and then hit the Orange Crush to retain. Winner: East West Express (defence #3) Grade: 49 WOW Universal Triangle Championship Time Machine (c) vs Subculture It’s Andrews and Shelley starting off. Shelley focuses on the left arm and nails an arm drag. Andrews takes in Webster and Shelley tags in Sabin, who grabs a quick headlock. Webster hits a flipping hip toss and another from the top rope. Webster with an awesome inverted senton for a quick nearfall. Shelley makes the blind tag and KUSHIDA takes Andrews out off the apron. The Time Splitters hit a high/low kick on Webster. Luna leaps onto KUSHIDA before dragging him down with a sleeper hold. Andrews traps Shelley in the corner and hits a 619 then a Dragon Screw on the ring apron to the left leg of Shelley. Webster targets the left leg with a drop kick. Subculture hit stereo suicide dives to the Guns on the outside. KUSHIDA puts Luna in the hoverboard lock while the other four were fighting outside and got the submission win as they were the legal two inside. Winner: Time Machine (defence #1) Grade: 48 Tag Team Title #1 Contender's Match TMDK vs Los Parks vs BUSSY vs Los Mazisos This was a clusterfuck as different styles meshed together in this match. While BUSSY and Mazisos tried going hardcore with a full on weapon assault with chairs, doors and tables involved, Parks tried to go for razor fast offense and TMDK went for methodical brawl. While we got most of the signature moves from all involved, it was TMDK who came away with the victory as Mikey Nicholls pinned LA Park Jr. after hitting the Thunder Valley. Winner: TMDK Grade: 41 "The King" Nick Gage is in the house!!!!! Crowd goes nuts as Gage grabs a mic. He mentions that ever since he lost the World Title and fail to reclaim it in the rematch, he has been feeling a little lost. He doesn't know what else to do. He feels he has accomplished all across deathmatch arenas in the world and there is nothing else much to do and that's why he is getting the thoughts of retirement. Crowd shouts "No Fucking Way" on top of their lungs which makes Gage emotional. For the first time in his career, he is unable to speak. After stabilising himself, he tries to tell something before A theme which we haven't heard in GCW for quite some time blasts through the speakers. "The Silver Teeth Satan" Atticus Cogar is back in GCW!!! Crowd is annoyed but some of them do love Cogar so not all are booing. Cogar mentions now that the company has been taken over by professional and business oriented people and not the previous slim shady types, the comment hitting a chord with the crowd as they cheer Cogar. He keeps his rant going against the previous owners but then turns his attention to Gage. He said one of the reasons that Cogar had to leave GCW was because of Gage. Cogar had always looked up to Gage as his idol but the way he was treated at the hands of GCW and with Gage not standing up for him, he lost respect for the King and now that he is back, he will make sure that Gage regrets every fucking day of his life that he didn't stand up for Cogar, he did not support him. With that, he decked Gage with the mic and continued till Gage was busted open. He then rubbed the blood all over his face before hitting the Headlock Driver on the mic. The crowd boos him again as he makes his way out of the arena having done his work. GCW Ultraviolent Championship Rina Yamashita (c) vs AJ Gray Two tube towers loomed as we prepared for an Amazonian Deathmatch between Black Death AJ Gray and the Deathmatch Princess Rina Yamashita. These two were about to beat the shit out of each other. Both are huge, creative, and masters of taking and dealing out punishment. This rocked. They started out with hard strikes and gave us a buffet of power games, tube shots, and even some groin claws as Yamashita tried to take the fan’s advice of “grab his dick and twist it.” This was pure power and death with some creative tricks and traps from Yamashita as she tried to navigate the brutality of AJ Gray. Things got bloody fast as the glass started doing its work and both the wrestler's back became another maze of cuts as they met a tower. A cutter from Gray onto the leaping Yamashita which brought her crashing through the broken tower pieces spelled doom for the champ as a brutal Burning Lariat was enough to end the iconic reign of Yamashita. After 385 days, Rina had lost the Ultraviolent Championship and AJ Gray marks his return to the company in a big way, picking up his 1st Ultraviolent Championship in addition to his former World and Extreme title reigns. He is now only one title i.e the tag title away from becoming the 1st ever Grand Slam Champion. Winner: AJ Gray (new champion) Grade: 46 GCW World Championship Johnny Gamechanger (c) vs Eddie Kingston This was supposed to be a marquee match, the first time these two had crossed paths but it turned out to be a total dud. Maybe the styles did not mesh well but it was a match full of boring counters and slow moves and at one point of time the crowd started a boring chant. Kingston hit some big power moves and almost locked in the Plum Stretch but Johnny powered out and locked a Rear Naked Choke of his own which took a lot out of Eddie. He then hit a fallaway slam, sending Kingston into the thumbtacks. A Razor’s Edge was hit as Eddie got deposited on the turnbuckles. A Starship Pain followed and it brought an end to this disappointing match. Winner: Johnny Gamechanger (defence #2) Grade: 40 Show Rating: 47

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1. Check Shimatani, Galeno Del Mal, Ryuichi Kawakami vs. Gringo Loco, Hartley Jackson, Yutani 2. CIMA, El Lindaman, Junjie, Shigehiro Irie vs. Issei Onituska, Masato Kamino, Takanori Ito, Yusuke Kodama 3. MICHIKO & Risa Sera vs. DASH Chisako & Yukari Hosokawa 4.Soma Watanabe & Yuya Susumu vs. Keiichi Sato & Kotaro Suzuki 5. UWF Rules: Minoru Tanaka & Yu Iizuka vs. Dan Tamura & Hikaru Sato 6. G-INFINITY Championship Match: Jun Saito & Rei Saito (C) vs. KAZMA Sakamoto & Quiet Storm 7. Special Singles Match: Kota Ibushi vs. Kaito Ishida 8. GLEAT x AJPW Super Generation Struggle: Kaz Hayashi, T-Hawk, Suwama & Kento Miyahara vs. Hayato Tamura, Tetsuya Izuchi, Atsuki Aoyagi & Yuma Aoyagi

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After an action packed night 1 of Homecoming which saw a match being changed as LA Park got himself injured and thus Los Parks were replaced by American Top Team though it did not matter as Subculture became the new #1 Contender for the WOW Triangle title. We also saw a new man at the top of JCW as Myron Reed finally finished his 5 month long story to dethrone his former best friend turned bitter rival and sit atop the JCW mountain. With Night 1 done and dusted, it is now time to turn our attention to the final night. NIGHT 2 GCW Extreme Championship: Joey Janela (c) vs Charles Mason Courtesy of his scramble win in Night 1, Charles Mason gets an opportunity of a lifetime as he fights Janela for his Extreme Championship. GCW World Tag Team Championship: Mega Bastards (c) vs Legion of Pain Mega Bastards survived the SGC onslaught on Night 1 to retain their titles but this time around, they have to face the force known as Legion of Pain. The undefeated tag team has turned heads around with their domination in the tag division for the last few months and it's time that we truly get to know whether they have enough to sit atop of tag mountain. JCW Tag Team Championship: East West Express (c) vs Rascalz Jordan Oliver lost his JCW Championship yesterday. But he has no time to recoup as due to the loss at Series of Survivals, he must now put his tag team titles against Rascalz. Will he lose for the second straight night or can he stop this losing streak WOW Universal Triangle Championship : Time Machine (c) vs Subculture Subculture fought hard and well to earn a victory over the replacement team, the American Top Team on Night 1. But when it comes to the champs, the Time Machine they are a different breed. Can Subculture cause the upset. GCW Tag Team Championship #1 Contendership: TMDK vs BUSSY vs Los Parks vs Los Mazisos Los Parks gets a chance to feature in this match which was earlier supposed to have Alex Kane and EJ Nduka. With a truly international flavor to this match, who will grab his destiny to become the #1 contender. GCW Ultraviolent Championship 34th Street Deathmatch: Rina Yamashita (c) vs AJ Gray Courtesy of their big win over the Rejects in the Series of Survivals, SGC members had been handed big opportunities at Homecoming. While Warner and Justice fail to bring home the tag titles, AJ Gray will have a chance when he faces the Deathmatch princess Rina Yamashita for the Ultraviolent title. Rina had just crossed a year of her reign so AJ will have a tough time. GCW World Championship: Johnny Gamechanger (c) vs Eddie Kingston And the big one. Eddie Kingston returned to GCW after 4 long years and helped his SGC brethren to a win over the Rejects. His reward, a shot at the GCW World Championship currently being held by Johnny Gamechanger. In this first time ever match, who would emerge as the victor in this titanic clash 1. GCW Extreme Championship: Joey Janela (c) vs Charles Mason 2. GCW World Tag Team Championship: Mega Bastards (c) vs Legion of Pain 3. JCW Tag Team Championship: East West Express (c) vs Rascalz 4. WOW Universal Triangle Championship : Time Machine (c) vs Subculture 5. GCW Ultraviolent Championship 34th Street Deathmatch: Rina Yamashita (c) vs AJ Gray 6. GCW Tag Team Championship #1 Contendership: TMDK vs BUSSY vs Los Parks vs Los Mazisos 7. GCW World Championship: Johnny Gamechanger (c) vs Eddie Kingston

Sorry for the delay in posting guys. Was on family holiday and missus deliberately chose a remote place where there would be no network. 😄 PREDICTIONS Vandal - 7/9 Blodyxe - 6/9 MidKnightDreary - 5/9 I love Impact and if i get a chance i would do a modern day Impact diary down the line and the entire story between Masha and Kelly from their rivalry to the formation of tag team to winning the Knockouts Tag Team Championship was great so i knew i had to bring her in. This happens when you are disconnected with virtual world for a week. I played this show after the card was posted and during this time, LA Park got himself injured in a MLW show and though he said he can work through the injury, i did not take any chance and instead replaced the team as Parks will have a substantial role to play in the coming months. I have given @Blodyxe one extra point due to this. It will be covered in my next post. Sorry for not giving the explanation earlier.

NIGHT 1 Live from Hammerstein Ballroom, New York Attendance: 1000 (SOLD OUT!!!) Zero Hour 1. Charles Mason was the surprise winner in the scramble match as he pinned 2 Cold Scorpio with the cradle piledriver. With this he challenges for the GCW Extreme Championship in Night 2. 2. D'von's kids made their debut for JCW and they had some good spots but in the end, Bang Bros continued their upward momentum with the win. Main Show Tag Team Match Legion of Pain vs Zayne & Christian Zayne & Christian had wanted this match for so long. LOP was the reason that Zayne & Christian was lying in hospital bed for 3 months and it was them who started on aggressive mode hitting stinging kicks and punches but LOP remain unfazed. Alex Zayne took it a level up when he hit a springboard facebuster on Dhinsa, getting big height on the same. The turning point came though when Selmani hit a brutal lariat on Zayne and then hit the powerbomb on Christian. They tried to get back into the match desparately but it was always going to be a tough ask and LOP ended it with a Last Chapter on Zayne. Their streak continues. Winner: Legion of Pain Grade: 48 GCW World Tag Team Championship Mega Bastards (c) vs Second Gear Crew Mance Warner beat up Alex Colon on the other side of the ring. Warner dragged some barbed wire across the forehead of John Wayne Murdoch which only fired him up; there were multiple-door bridges built while they continued to brawl on the floor, Colon ate a chairshot to the head from Matthew Justice but it didn’t deter him from finishing setting up the double stack of doors on the floor. SGC dragged Colon up on the stage and then sent him through the stack of doors with a Death Valley Driver. SGC set up a double stack of doors in the center of the ring but JWM countered the Justice Driver and instead sent Matthew Justice through it. The Mega Bastards brought out a box full of tubes and powerbombed Warner through it. Colon hit the Cactus Driver'97 to win this. Winner: Mega Bastards (defence #2) Grade: 53 While the Mega Bastards were celebrating their second defence, in walked Legion of Pain and had a face-off against the champs. They did the belt motion with their hands which Mega Bastards reluctantly agreed fearing their safety. Tag Team Match MK Ultra vs The Kirks Masha's partner was her IMPACT wrestling partner with whom she won the Knockouts Tag Team Championship, Killer Kelly. The eerie appearance of MK Ultra spooked the Kirks and they tried to back out of this match but got cornered and then Masha and Kelly unloaded on them like a couple of hungry hyenas. Brandon and Casey tried hard but they had to succumb to the aggressive manoeuvres of MK Ultra Winner: MK Ultra Grade: 44 GCW Extreme Championship Joey Janela (c) vs Allie Katch It started exactly as you’d want as Katch showed off an arsenal of traditional and British wrestling techniques, running circles around Janela. He wizened up and we got a competitive game of wrestling one-upmanship. Janela tried to play mind games and Katch tried to break him. The intensity continued to ratchet up as the pair trade Germans, forearms and Janela slowly took control, making sure to mock when he could. The plunder came out and Katch used the ring as a weapon. The two continued to trade like no tomorrow as Janela had more fun indulging his sadistic side. Katch fought through it all and unloaded with aggressive fervour. The back-and-forth wouldn’t stop as minds and heads met. Despite low superkicks and a package piledriver, Katch remained defiant and refused to stay down. The DVD couldn’t finish it either so Janela turned to doors. He took too long and Katch trapped him in the Boston Crab. He was wriggling too much to cinch it in full, so she speared him through the door and hip attacked him into the piledriver. Janela got his head stuck in a door and ate another piledriver but it still wasn’t enough, The fight spilled to the apron and Janela drove Katch through an outer door with another piledriver. The elbow drop followed but Katch again kicked out. He placed a door on Katch’s back and ended it with a devastating Moonsault Foot Stomp. Katch had to be helped to the back. It had been an incredible match and the end had been scary as hell as Joey continued to show how much the Extreme Championship means to him. Winner: Joey Janela (defence #13) Grade: 46 WOW Universal Triangle Championship #1 Contender American Top Team vs Subculture Flash and Mo started the match. Mo put Flash in a hammerlock. Flash escaped with an armdrag. Flash and Mo traded hammerlocks. Andrews and Kane tagged in with Andrews having the upper hand. Flash and Andrews swarmed Kane with running strikes after Flash tagged in. Subculture hit Kane with a double team Falcon Arrow. Andrews followed up with a Northern Lights for a two count. Somehow Kane tagged in Nduka and the scenario changed. The judge mauled Flash as he hit him with a running powerslam. Andrews tried to sop him but he ate a backdrop facebuster. Luna then leapt onto Nduka's back but she was brought down by her hair. EJ had caused carnage upon entering and Subculture had no answers. Andrews escaped a Torture Rack and managed to tag in Flash. He hit a neckbreaker before following up with the corner running dropkick. He then hit a second running dropkick and Nduka was feeling the heat now. A spinning armdrag and a standing shooting star press resulted in a two count and Nduka tagged in Kane. He was headbutted and Morgan hit a release German Suplex. A second attempt at the suplex was blocked as Kane hit a devastating Samoan Drop before it was suplex time. Exploder Suplex, Olympic Suplex, Back Suplex, Morgan was completely out. Kane dragged him to the middle of the ring while Luna tried to distract him. Alex Kane tried to catch hold of Luna and it gave Morgan a breathing space as he tagged in Andrews and he went straight for Kane's legs. A series of dropkicks brought him down and three consecutive Stundog Millionaires were enough to grant Subculture an unlikely victory. Winner: Subculture Grade: 32 GCW Ultraviolent Championship Rina Yamashita (c) vs Homicide Homicide had earned this shot after getting the better of Lio Rush during his SOS match. He was still in search for his 1st championship in GCW and this thought propelled him to become extra aggressive in this match as he plundered Rina with all that he got. Some crisp moves were hit, starting with repeated boot scrapes and then a pumphandle slam earned a two count. A tope con hilo was hit followed by a Bronx Bomber 27 but once again Rina kicked out at two. Homicide was getting more and more frustrated. A shining wizard was hit and then Yamashita was picked up for the Gringo Killa but then Rush appeared at the entrance distracting Homicide. Rina took advantage and hit a dropkick to the back of Homicide. She got hold of a chair and then repeatedly slammed Homicide on the back before hitting a facebuster on that chair busting open Homicide. She then hit the Splash Mountain to retain the title. Once again, Lio Rush had indirectly caused Homicide to lose. Winner: Rina Yamashita (defence #11) Grade: 50 JCW Championship Jordan Oliver (c) vs Myron Reed We open with Oliver grabbing a front facelock, but he powers to the outside when that didn’t yield much. Back inside, Reed goes to ground to avoid an armbar as he powers outside, before a monkey flip’s stuffed by Oliver as the pair looked for an advantage… leading to Oliver trying to dump Reed off the apron with an Exploder. That’s elbowed away as Reed instead had to defend from a deadlift German suplex, before he ran into a Fireman’s carry on the outside. He elbows free, but runs into a dropkick from Oliver on the floor instead. They trade shots on the outside, before they found their way onto some tables in the corner of the room… Oliver scoops up Reed and tombstones him onto the table, which did not give. Oliver rolls him back inside to get a two-count, before he measures up Reed for some kicks. Myron’s back with elbows and chops, before Oliver tried to stop him in his tracks… but instead they scrap as Oliver sweeps the leg and returned with a stalling dropkick to the head for a two-count. A cross armbar from Oliver comes to nought, as Reed stomps his way free, before dropkicks took Oliver outside for a suicide dive. A flip senton to the other side followed as Reed built up a head of steam, leading to a superkick for a near-fall. Reed pulls himself up in the corner, but he runs into a back body drop before Oliver’s superkick and Falcon arrow almost ended the match. Reed’s back with a poison rana, taking Oliver outside as a flip senton over the ring post found its mark. Oliver demands Reed take off his chest protector as they start a chop battle, but a head kick and a Tiger suplex gets Oliver a near-fall after that… before a tope into a cutter caught Reed on the floor. In the end though, Oliver gets a little too carried away, as a pumphandle driver is countered into a small package, with Reed following up with the tope con hilo and then the No Cap Splash. 1.......2........3......... That's it!!! Reed had done it!!!! He is the new champion!!!! As soon as the bell rings, Rascalz Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz come rushing into the ring celebrating with their friend and crowd as they stand in the middle of the ring and screen fades to black. Winner: Myron Reed (new champion) Grade: 46 Show Rating: 44

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