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Mike Johnson:
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Ian Riccaboni and Caprice Coleman are on the call.
Viva Van & VertVixen vs. Queen Aminata & Mina Shirakawa.
VertVixen and Mina started out. Mina was shoulderblocked down but rebounded and scored a near fall. She swept Vixen's legs. They went back and forth and faced off. Aminata and Van tagged in. They went right after each other, exchanging forearms. Van was snapmared over but blocked a kick. She nailed a forearm and used her legs to drill Aminata into her, well, posterior. Aminata made a comeback and did the same to her, then drilled a kick for a two count. Van was worked over in Aminata's corner as she tagged out to Mina. VertVixen tried to get involved but was double-teamed and sent into her partner in the corner. Mina nailed a cothesline on Van for a two count.
Van came back to nail several shoulderblocks and a rolling heel kick on Mina for a two count. VertVixen tagged in and continued the assault. Vixen nailed a suplex as the crowd chanted for Mina. She tied Mina to the tree of woe and nailed a running kick to the face. Van Tagged in and assisted before Vixen nailed another running boot to the face. Mina fired back with forearms and nailed a Facebuster. Mina made tthe hot tag to Aminata. Aminata clotheslined Van anf then drilled Vixen with a neckbreaker. Mina and Aminate worked over Van with a series of strikes. Aminata went to the top with a double stomp for a close two count.
Van went for a sunset flip but Aminata held on. Vixen drilled her with a kick. It broke down with everyone hitting big moves. Mina and Vixen tagged in. Van hit a shotgun dropkick on minata. Vixed placed Mina on the top and worked over her back with shots. Van was sent into the barricade. Aminata hit the ring but was drilled with a Vixen headbutt. Mina caught her with a diving tornado DDT for the pin.
Your winners, Queen Aminata and Mina Shirakawa!
Fun match.
AEW TBS Champion Maya World cut a promo backstage. She has an AEW title shot tomorrow. Willow Nightingale gave her an AEW shot tomorrow. She thanks her for that but warned her not to be mad when Maya comes out swinging tomorrow.
Adam Brooks vs. El Phantasmo.
They started out grappling and going back and forth. ELP used the ropes to escape a move and hit a shoulderblock to knock Brooks to the mat. They went back and forth with some pinfall attempts for close near falls. They faced off and shook hands, but immediately then began tagging each other with strikes and chops. Brooks missed one in the corner, allowing ELP to nail one. ELP hit a springboard into a rana. Philly enjoyed that. Brooks avoided another charge but was kicked. ELP went for a tornado DDT off the ropes but it was halted. Brooks nailed an overhead suplex into the corner for a two count.
They battled back and forth. Brooks drilled him with an elbow to the chin for a two count. Brooks elevated and dropped ELP across the ropes, setting up for a diving knee off the ropes. Brooks kicked him from the apron, then hit a dive to the outside. Brooks nailed a leaping kick to the head and hit a powerbomb for a two count. Brooks showed some awesome intensity. Brooks sent ELP into the ropes but he avoided and rebounded with a high cross bodyblock for a two count. ELP tried to set up for a move but Brooks escaped and nailed a brainbuster for a close near fall.
Brooks went to the top but was caught with an ELP kick. He was knocked off the ropes. Brooks came off the ropes, catching him with an inverted Codebreaker, which looked awesome, for a near fall. It looked so good, it could have been the finish. ELP came back to hit the Cutthroat Drive but Brooks kicked out. ELP came off the ropes with a bodypress, then nailed a frog splash for the pin.
Your winner, El Phantasmo, ELP!
AR Fox vs. Soliel vs. Komander
Fox rook them both down at once. He looked great with lots of quick moves and a dive. Komander hit a nice bodypress off the ropes. He nailed a standing Spanish Fly on Soliel. He went for a dive but Fox tripped him. He nailed his own dive on Soliel. Soliel tripped Fox and then hit a big dive on Komander. Komander hit a standing springboard moonsault to the floor. Komander walked the ropes but missed a moonsault. Soliel went for a move but his target moved. Fox caught him and nailed a suplex for a two count. Fox nailed a series of forearms and worked over Komander. Lots of big and insane dives before Komander scored the pin on Soliel.
Your winner, Komander!
He and Fox showed each other respect and challenged the other to a future singles match.
This was a hell of a sprint.
Cory Strode tagging in for the rest of the coverage!
Brian Cage & Hechicero vs. Bustah & The Brain
Thank you to Mike Johnson for covering the start of Zero Hour, as I had to finish up at work before starting coverage.
Rocky Romero and Trent Beretta join commentary.
Hechicero and Oliver start the match, and Hechicero picks the leg. They move to mat wrestling, and then back to their feet and running the ropes. Oliver gets a drop-down and then gets chops on Hechicero. He tags in Price, and they get a two-man hip toss for a two count. Cage tags in and takes them both down with a double clothesline. Oliver and Price double-team Cage, and after Cage is sent to the floor, they dive onto him.
Hechicero and Oliver run the ropes. Hechicero picks the leg and then hits a senton. Hechicero snaps Oliver’s arm. Cage tags in and gets shoulder thrusts in the corner before tagging in Hechicero. Hechicero and Oliver trade chops. Oliver gets an arm drag into a double stomp. Cage tags in and Oliver starts chopping, and it does nothing. Cage drops Price, who gets a tag to Price, who leaps onto Hechicero and then gets a pop-up dropkick on Cage.
Price gets a springboard blockbuster for two on Hechicero. Hechicero gets a lariat that turns Price inside out for two. Cage tags in,n as does Oliver. Oliver tries to pick up Cage, but gets a series of kicks and then a big dropkick. Oliver gets a German suplex with a bridge for two. Price tags in, and Oliver is tossed to the floor. Cage goes to the top with Price, but Cage is knocked down, and Price gets a frog splash for two.
Cage gets a double back body drop on Oliver and Price and then gets a two-count on Price. Oliver gets a kick, but Hechicero takes him out. Price leaps up, and Cage catches him for a power bomb and then tosses him to the floor onto Oliver. Cage suplexes Cage into the ring and tags in Hechicero, who hits a crucifix bomb for the pin and the win.
Winners: Brian Cage and Hechicero
Dalton Castle and The Outrunners (Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum) (Ring of Honor Six-Man Tag Champions) vs. The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, Blake Christian, and Lee Johnson)
Lee and Truth start the match. They lock up and Lee gets a shoulder tackle. Lee then slaps Truth. This sets off the tag team siren, and everyone is fighting in the ring. The Twist is sent to the floor, and the Outrunners go to the apron and give a double axe handle to the Twist. They return to the ring and work over Lee. Truth ends it with a two-count on Lee. Lee charges Truth into his corner, and Lethal tags in. Truth gets a hip toss and a flying head scissors.
Truth batters Lethal to the corner; Lethal is sent to the corner, and Lee cushions it for him. Truth gets a side suplex, and Turbo joins in for the double bicep drop, but Lee breaks it up with a suplex on Truth. Lee sends Truth to the corner, and Blake gets a leaping attack when he is tagged in and then poses for the crowd. The ref is distracted by Blake as Lee works over Truth from the apron.
Lee is tagged in, and Truth is now the babyface in peril as The Twist cuts the ring in half and works quick tags. Truth finally rolls away from an elbow drop from Blake, but Lethal tags in and stops the tag. Lethal takes too long to attack, and Truth is able to drop him. The Twist knocks Turbo and Dalton off the apron, and Truth kicks Lethal into the corner, and Dalton is tagged in to clean house with a LOT of suplexes.
Lethal goes for a Lethal Injection, and Dalton catches him for a suplex with a bridge for two. Turbo and Truth both tag each other in so we can get the two-man bicep drop, but Blake pulls the title belt off Turbo. Dalton and Truth are sent to the floor. Turbo is put in the tree of woe, and the Twist gets a series of kicks on him. Lethal gets an elbow drop, Lee gets a frog splash, and Blake hits a leg drop. Lee covers for two, broken up by Dalton.
Lee picks up Turbo, but Turbo escapes and sends him into Blake. Truth is tagged in, and everyone gets a big move on the last person in the ring. Truth gets an O’Conner roll on Blake, who reverses it and holds onto Lee’s hands for the pin and the win.
Winners and NEW Six-Man Tag Team Champions: The Lethal Twist.
In the back, Lexi Nair is with The Kingdom, are with Beast Mortos and Sammy Guevara, and The Kingdom says they should work together, and AI has changed Sammy’s name to Samual, and from Beast to Beauty
Deonna Purrazzo (Pure Women’s Champion) vs. Steph De Lander
Deonna waves off the code of honor.
They lock up, and SDL backs them into the corner and breaks clean. They lock up again, and they break quickly. Deonna gets a side headlock, then gets a hip toss, holding on for an arm bar. Deonna plants the arm and stomps on it. Deonna grabs an arm bar into the ropes, and SDL uses her first rope break.
SDL goes to the floor and grabs a chair. She slides it into the ring, and the Ref gets rid of it after Deonna kicks it back at SDL. SDL gets Deonna on her shoulders and drops her onto the apron face first. They return to the ring, and SDL covers for one only. SDL gets a side slam for two. SDL gets a German suplex. SDL whips Deonna into the corner and charges, and Deonna gets a boot up. Deonna gets a headlock into the ropes, and SDL uses her second rope break.
SDL drops Deonna and covers for two, then grabs a rear chinlock. Deonna escapes, and they run the ropes. SDL gets a closed-fist strike to the face and is given the punch warning.
Deonna gets a pair of kicks, a Russian leg sweep, and then an arm bar. SDL uses her third and final rope break.
SDL gets a back body drop and slides down to cover for two. Deonna goes to the top, and SDL kicks her and then pulls her down for a German suplex. They throw hands and SDL joins Deonna, who escapes. Deonna is shoved into the ref, and SDL gets a closed fist and covers Deonna for two, with Deonna using her first rope break.
SDL brings a chair into the ring and swings at Deonna, who avoids it, and it hits the rope and hits ADL in the face. Deonna gets a tiger driver for two. Deonna gets an arm bar and turns it into the Venus De Milo, and SDL has to tap out.
Winner and still Pure Women’s Champion: Deonna Purrazzo.
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