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Welcome to PWInsider.com's Gotham Wrestling TV report for 7/12.
We are at Levity Live in West Nyack, NY!
Todd Kenely and Alyssa Marino are on the call.
Amity LaVey & Dark Dan Joseph vs. Nat Castle & Sebastian Amor
Joseph and Amor brawled to the floor at the bell. Castle was approached by LeVey from behind. She missed a clothesline. LaVey nailed a slam and a standing moonsault for a two count. LaVey ripped at Amor's hair and double-teamed him with Joseph. Joseph worked over Amor, who escaped a Fireman's Carry and nailed a neckbreaker for a two count. LaVey hit the ring to break it up but Castle met her and they battled. The women were officially tagged in and exchanged punches in the center of the ring. Castle nailed a German suplex and facebuster for a two count. Joseph grabbed Castle but she hit him with a suplex. Amor battled with Joseph, who drilled him and scored the pin,
Your winners, Dan Joseph & Amity LaVey!
Castle was mad at Amor for losing, shoved him away and walked out alone.
They aired a promo for the 8/9 UWN Red Carpet Rumble.
The Verdict were bullying Danny Brown as he worked ring crew. Andy Brown came along and said they'd face The Verdict tonight.
Joey Conway vs. Vinny Pacifico
Pacifico wanted Conway to take a sip of of his ever-present energy drink. Conway disrespected him and was rolled up for a two count. Conway cut him off and worked over Pacifico, choking him against the ropes. He controlled Pacifico for a long time, also arguing with kids at ringside calling him trash. Conway missed a cannonball into the buckles. Pacifico drank his drink and came alive like Popeye eating spinach. He drilled Conway for a two count. Pacifico had things in control before being misted in the face and hit with a reverse piledriver for the pin.
Your winner, Joey Conway!
They showed footage of past Red Carpet Rumbles.
They aired Ray Jaz vs. Bryce Donovan from a recent UWN Championship Wrestling.
They tried to get comment from Dan Joseph after the match earlier on the show. He stood there standing towards the wall with his mask on, silent. He pulled the mask off and his persona changed as he asked the interviewer what's up and seemed oblivious he was acting differently before he pulled the mask off.
They showed Drew Gulak's path to the Skyscraper match, which is forthcoming. Gulak cut a promo, saying he made his way up and down the pro wrestling industry for the last 20 years. He said he's the most resilient man in pro wrestling. He's going to climb to the top and win the Skyscraper match.
The Verdict (Vinny Scalice & Bryce Donovan) vs. Andy Brown & Danny Cabral
The Verdict controlled the ring early on Cabral. He made a comeback on Scalise and cinched in an armbar. Donovan tagged in but was double-teamed as Cabral was slammed atop him by Brown. They tried to reverse roles but Brown was too big for him. Scalise charged in but was scooped and slammed atop his own partner. Cabral went to the top but Scalise grabbed him leg, allowing Donovan to slam him from the top into the ring. They controlled Cabral as The Verdict tagged in and out. Donovan nailed a fall away slam and then bodyslammed Cabral. Brown tried to enter the ring to help but was admonished by the referee, allowing The Verdict to continue beating down Cabral.
Cabral battled back but was taken down by The Verdict. Donovan drove him backwards into the corner. The crowd chanted The Verdict were trash. Cabral finally escaped their onslaught and dove for a tag to Brown. Brown hit a big cannonball into the corner on Donovan and a spinebuster on Scalise. He covered Scalise but Donovan broke up the pinfall attempt. Brown battled them off, hitting a double stunner off the ropes. Cabral drilled Donovan for a two count. The battle continued with The Verdict regaining control. Brown sent them into each other in the corner. Scalise went to the floor. Brown tagged Cabral back in and he nail several shots before being hit with a sit-out slam. The Verdict hit a combination chokeslam and flying forearm off the ropes for the pin.
Your winners, The Verdict!
They worked over Brown after the bell. Aaron Rourke hit the ring to make the save as Gotham went off the air.
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