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House of Glory was back in Los Angeles, at the Globe Theater for "HoG Fall Out 2026".
The Globe seems like a good place to watch wrestling but continues to be an awful place to shoot wrestling as it seems no one can find the right lighting to make it look like more than a cave.
Seems HoG always had technical issues when they broadcast from this venue.
JDfromNY and HoG Commissioner Jason Solomon on commentary. Solid work from both guys, as usual. Sam Leterna on ring announcing.
The livestream started in the middle of a match with AEW star HOOK and veteran TJP.
It looked like it was going well but the feed and audio were a mess. HOOK got the win. I've been thinking he needed far more outside dates and matches so I'm glad to see HOOK finally doing so.
West Coast star Johnny Robbie becomes the first woman to win a HoG 6 Way match, beating out Raymond Bright, Onyx Amagi, Prince Valentino (his HOG debut), Tiny Giant, and Payne. Fast paced match that allowed everyone to show off their athleticism and personalities. Payne was the powerhouse in this match with everyone bumping for him.
Xelina won her HoG debut beating Shayna Bazler and Brittnee Brooks in a 3 Way match. It was originally scheduled to be Xelina and Bazler but Brooks insisted on being included, being--as she said--the face of wrestling in LA. She ended up getting choked out by Xelina for her troubles. Good match once they found a rhythm.
Starboy Charlie defeated HoG mainstay prospect Raheem Royal. Nice match.
House of Glory Heavyweight champion "Sweet Cheeks" Joey Silver retained his title against the challenge of former West Coast Pro champion "The Franchise" Titus Alexander. Solid. Silver's a HoG favorite but not the smoothest in ring worker. Alexander looked really good.
While she didn't want to, Steph de Lander challenged Shotzi Blackheart for the HoG Women's title in a Hardcore match. Entertaining, violent battle with the expected plunder: chairs, tacks, metal trash cans, with doors thrown in and crashed through. Shayna Bazler cut all this short, attacking both women, payback for de Lander interrupting her title match with Blackheart last month. Xelina made the save...kinda. She turned around and struck Blackheart with the title belt. The match was declared a No-Contest. A logical conclusion with 2 different women laying out the participants but I can see why it's an unsatisfactory finish for a No Disqualification match. It does clearly set up a bigger match with all four women, but this is the second show in a row the Women's title match might be overshadowed by convoluted booking.
In the main event, AEW superstar Kyle Fletcher defeated HoG Crown Jewel champion, the legendary Amazing Red in a non-title match.
As good a Fletcher performance as you will see. Not because of moves and stuff but the way he carried himself. He had a sizable advantage in size over Red and worked like it. Plus, even with a split crowd, he worked as a heel, trying to get heat. Great heel work. Strong match and easily the best thing on the card (that I saw). Fletcher finally put a determined Red down with an avalanche Brainbuster on the top turnbuckle.
They spent the last few minutes of the telecast with Fletcher showing Red respect and that hit me especially wrong after 15 minutes of great heel work.
JDfromNY later said the first two matches (HOOK/TJP, Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw/5150) will be released on the HoG Youtube channel since they aired before they could get the show uploaded.
Initial technical issues aside, a good show that wasn't quite "great". The next show will be Sept. 25 in Chicago, Windy City Warfare.
The Real Uncle Dave grade: B (85 out of 100).
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