Victory Pro Wrestling celebrated their 18th year with a steel cage, new champions, and the return of an old friend.
The show opened with Bryce Donovan coming down to the ring to cut a promo. Donovan spoke about how even though Jack Tomlinson stole his Victory Pro Wrestling Championship, he’s still the VPW Champion. He then tells Tomlinson that he can hold onto Donovan’s title because Tomlinson can’t bear the weight of being a real champion. He then goes on to say that tonight is Tomlinson’s final chance to become Victory Pro Wrestling Champion.
VPW NEW YORK STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Dante Drago (Champion) defeats the King of New York Dezmond Cole
Dezmond Cole makes his way down to the ring first, and he is the clear-cut fan favorite in this match. Cole earned this opportunity by becoming the King of New York earlier this year. Dante Drago made his way down to the ring next, accompanied by Jack Tomlinson. However, Drago sends Tomlinson to the back and goes at it on his own.
The match kicks off with a feeling out process between the two men. However, a big shoulder block by Cole sends Drago out to ringside to regroup. When Drago re-enters the ring, Cole calls for a test of strength, Drago agrees but tries to take a cheap shot, but Cole catches him. Cole lands some big chops on Drago and continues to have some fun. Cole beats Drago up at ringside, but Drago is finally able to change the tides of this match when he drops Cole on the apron onto his back, while Cole was playing up to the crowd.
After controlling the match for quite some time, Drago finally loses some of his steam when Cole fights back. Cole lands a huge corner kick on Drago, which sends Drago to the outside. Cole takes out Drago with a huge high-risk move, and then attempts his finisher inside the ring. Drago, however, is able to counter and the two men continue to go at it.
Ultimately, Drago looks to use the Victory Pro Wrestling New York State Championship belt as a weapon, but Cole convinces him not too, which Drago actually listens to. Cole lands his finisher on Drago, but out of nowhere Jake Lang comes out and makes the save. At the end, Drago uses the belt and pins Cole to retain his Victory Pro Wrestling New York State Championship. After the match, Cole acknowledges the fans before leaving.
TRIPLE THREAT MATCH
CPA defeated Alvin and Dee Vibe
This match started quick and fast. Dee Vibe landed a big boot on Alvin before turning his attention to CPA. When Vibe attempts to throw CPA, Vibe just rips off CPA’s tie. CPA and Vibe go at it for a little while before Alvin makes his way back into the ring. Alvin gets involved and completely changes the momentum and tides of this match. He attacks CPA on the outside and lands a huge spinebuster on Vibe also at ringside.
Alvin chokes CPA using his own tie. After some more time passes, Vibe re-enters the fray and squares off with Alvin. Alvin makes easy work of Vibe as he takes him out with a Samoan Drop and a senton. However, Alvin doesn’t notice CPA who’s making his way to the top rope. CPA lands a huge missile dropkick on Alvin to take the big man down.
CPA looks for his patented 1099 (modified 619) on Vibe, which Alvin accidentally assists in. CPA then catches Alvin with one of his own. CPA follows this up with a big attitude adjustment type of move on the big man and pins Alvin to win the match.
The Unforgiven Salem defeated Scarlett Meidan
The match starts with some chain wrestling between the two women. Salem gains the upper hand fairly quickly and controls Meidan in the early going of this match. Meidan tries to fight back, to no avail as Salem kicks the middle rope while Meidan is standing over it, getting her right in the mid-section.
The fans were firmly behind The Unforgiven Salem in this match up, as she’s quickly becoming a massive fan favorite in Victory Pro Wrestling. Meidan lands a huge clothesline from the middle rope to change the tides in this match. Ultimately, Salem lands a shining wizard on Meidan to win the match, as she looks to continue to try and get a rematch for the Victory Pro Wrestling Women’s Championship.
The Artist Jake Lang defeated Buffa Aayooo
Jake Lang makes his way out to the ring first. He tells the fans why he screwed over Dezmond Cole earlier in the night. Lang says that Cole ruined one of his paintings, which is why he did what he did. BUFFA AAYYOO makes his way down to the ring next and the match starts quickly. Lang sends AAYOOO crashing to the outside and beats up on him at ringside.
Lang continues to control the match, but AAYOOO is able to fire up and lands some big clotheslines of his own. AAYOOO locks Lang in a full nelson, which Lang reverses. Lang lands a picture-perfect fisherman suplex for just a two-count.
Lang tries to use the broken painting that he brought out to ringside. but AAYOOO counters. With the referee’s back turned, as he’s trying to get rid of the painting from the ring, Lang lands a big low blow and pins AAYOOO to win the match.
The Lost Child JJ Doze defeats Marvelous (with God of Dad Bod)
JJ Doze’s music hits and we see someone make their way to the entranceway and it turns out to be Marvelous who unmasks when the lights come back on. As always, Marvelous is accompanied by the God of the Dad Bod. Doze makes his way down to the ring next, and he is the clear-cut fan favorite.
The match starts with Doze quickly taking the fight to Marvelous, with a big running dropkick and some big strikes. God of the Dad Bod gets involved and stops Doze from a high risk move, saving Marvelous. This leads to Marvelous gaining control of the match, and another distraction by him leads to Marvelous going on the attack.
Marvelous uses his new partner time, and time again. This makes it harder for Doze to fight back into the match. Marvelous mocks Doze with his mask and Doze has enough. Doze quickly fights back and uses his speed and agility to his advantage. He sends Marvelous to the outside and takes out God of the Dad Bod and Marvelous with a suicide dive.
Doze goes up top, but God of the Dad Bod gets involved again and this leads to Marvelous regaining control. God of the Dad Bod gets involved one time too many and proceeds to get kicked out by the referee. He gets escorted out by security. Doze lands a big back breaker on Marvelous to pin him and win the match.
VPW WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP
Kaia McKenna defeated The Unwilting Tatiana (champion)
**TITLE CHANGE**
The match starts with a handshake between the two women. They proceed to lock up in a collar-elbow tie-up. After some more back-and-forth, the two proceed to land some big strikes on one another. Tatiana lands a couple of arm drags on Kaia McKenna. McKenna counters the third one and lands a big kick to the head to go on the attack.
McKenna continues on the attack more as the match goes on. McKenna locks in a big armbar of her own, but Tatiana is able to get out of it. Despite this counter, McKenna continues to be in control of the match. However, Tatiana is finally able to land a middle rope clothesline to change the tides of this match up.
The Unforgiven Salem makes her way to ringside, and makes her presence felt. Salem wants another shot at the Victory Pro Wrestling Women’s Championship. McKenna rolls up Tatiana to win the match and become the new Victory Pro Wrestling Women’s Champion.
TRIPLE THREAT MATCH FOR THE VPW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
Cain Industries (Champions) defeated the Rat Bastards and Security Inc
While the Rat Bastard’s were making their entrance, Murray jumps them both. However, they fight back, and Murray goes on the defensive, but Moses makes the save and the two teams brawl before the match even begins. The Rat Bastard’s take out Murray with a steel chair, smashing his arm between the chair and the ring post. Cain Industries enters the fray and Adam Cain lands a huge spinebuster on Zander Torres. Moses takes the fight to both members of Cain Industries and holds his own in the early going.
There were no tags in this match, just six men beating the absolute hell out of each other. The Rat Bastard’s attack Moses and put that match in their favor until Murray makes the save. Moses hits a double low blow on the Rat Bastards, and Murray takes out everyone in the match. Murray lands two massive powerbombs on Torres.
Murray brings a chair into play and gets hit in the back with it by Anthony Gangone. Murray quickly fights back and lands a big cross body on Adam Cain. Silk E. Smooth introduces a door into the match, while Murray lands a huge spear on Zander Tores and Anthony Gangone. Murray slams Adam Kirkland on top of Adam Cain and all three men go through the door set up at ringside. Moses and Torres have a faceoff and the two men beat the hell out of each other.
Anthony Gangone uses Smooth’s cane on Moses taking him out of the match permanently. Gangone locks in his finisher on Torres with the cane used as leverage to force him to tap out. This leads to Gangone and Cain retaining their Victory Pro Wrestling Tag Team Championships.
MAIN EVENT STEEL CAGE MATCH FOR THE VICTORY PRO WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP
Bryce Donovan (champion) defeats Jack Tomlinson
Jack Tomlinson makes his entrance down to the ring first, repping Bryce Donovan’s Victory Pro Wrestling Championship. The crowd seems largely behind Tomlinson in this match. Donovan makes his way down next and takes the fight to Tomlinson in the early going of this match. He slams Tomlinson into the cage, but Tomlinson is quickly able to change the tides of this match after sending Donovan face first into the steel.
Tomlinson lands a big broski boot on Donovan who’s seated in the corner. He gets just a two-count and follows this up by mocking Donovan. Tomlinson puts on Donovan’s “SHOOK” headband and carries his coat while continuing to beat down the champion. Tomlinson calls for Donovan’s famous elbow drop, but Donovan counters. Donovan tries to fight back, to no avail. Tomlinson calls for a big stomp, but Donovan moves out of the way, giving him a big opening.
Donovan slams Tomlinson into all four cage walls and calls for the end. Donovan lands a big slam for just a two-count. Donovan calls for a chokeslam, but Tomlinson flips out of it and lands a big move of his own for just a two-count. Tomlinson calls for a stomp but Donovan once again counters. Tomlinson and Donovan climb the cage and fight on the top rope, but Tomlinson spills onto the top rope mid-section first and then crashes down to the ring.
The two men land strikes on each other which leads to Tomlinson countering a chokeslam and accidentally landing a big superkick on the ref. Donovan connects with a chokeslam and pins him but there’s no referee to count. Drago comes out to ringside and gives Tomlinson a lead pipe, and he uses it, followed by a stomp but just gets a two-count.
Tomlinson lands a middle rope stomp for just a two-count. Drago takes out the outside referee and enters the cage. The two beat down Donovan, which leads to Donovan flipping off Tomlinson. Tomlinson takes off his belt and beats the hell out of Donovan with it. Tomlinson and Drago have a miscommunication issue and shove each other but make up quickly. Drago lifts up Donovan and Tomlinson hits him over the head with the belt.
Max Caster’s music hits and he makes the save. Donovan locks the door in the cage and we’re back to a one-on-one situation. Donovan lands a massive top rope chokeslam on Tomlinson and sends him crashing down to the mat and pins him to retain his Victory Pro Wrestling Championship.
What will happen when Victory Pro Wrestling returns to Pro Game Athletics in Bay Shore Saturday night June 8 for VPW 176: Summer Showdown?
VPW PRESENTS SUMMER SHOWDOWN
Saturday June 8 | Pro Game Athletics in Bay Shore
- Victory Pro Wrestling Championship
Champion Bryce Donovan vs TJ Crawford - VPW New York State Championship
Champion Dante Drago vs Bobby Orlando - VPW Tag Team Championship
Champions Cain Industries vs against Security Inc - VPW Women’s Championship
New champion Kaia McKenna vs “Gift of Gab” Gabby Ortiz - Grudge Match
Da Big Boofa Dezmond Cole vs The Artist Jake Lang - Triple Threat Challenge
Leo Sparrow vs Jack Tomlinson vs Eric James - Women’s Division Match
The Unforgiven Salem vs The Unwilting Tatiana - Triple Threat Tag Team
The Even Stevens vs The Body Snatchers vs The Working Class
All that and more!!!
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