Recapping American wrestling since 2013. Not only following the current stuff in WWE, Impact and ROH but also going back in time and doing stuff from back then as well.
"Poppin'" EJ Sparks beats "La Mariposa" Dom Kubrick after Halson Boddy shows up and distracts Kubrick.
Backstage, Jack Farmer interviews Bateman, who says that time is running around and he wants the United World Champion, and Ray Rosas is his way. He says that his exit from the United Wrestling Network was orchestrated by Rosas, and toight, he gets revenge.
"Benevolent" Jack Banning beats Koto Hiro with a guillotine choke.
Backstage, Brandon Peete interviews "Outlandish Zicky Dice, who has no regrets over how he kept the Heritage Championship and that he is an honest champion, then Danny Limelight and "King FatBoy" Papo Esco show up. Danny Limelight says that he worked hard to become #1 contender only for Zicky Dice to cut in line. Zicky Dice challenges Danny and Papo Esco to a tag team match against him and a mystery partner of his choosing, and Danny says he wants a title shot if he wins. Zicky says they have a deal.
Beef Candy (Richie Slade and Flex McCalleon) retain the United World Tag Team Championships against Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster the Legend). After the match, both teams brawl, and The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) and The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) also get involved. Multiple referees have to break the brawl up.
Backstage, Jeremy McPeet interviews Ray Rosas, who says that he is trying to move on after getting rid of "Pretty" Peter Avalon and is going to become World Champion, and it will start with him beating Bateman.
"Timeless" Levi Shapiro beats Vinnie Massaro.
Ray Rosas beats Bateman to advance to the Golden Opportunity.
Shane Haste beats Fidel Bravo to qualify for the Golden Opportunity.
Backstage, Howdy Price says he is trying to stay positive and put a spin on things, then says nobody is calling back and that he does not know what his future holds. Suddenly, a bandaged Levi Shapiro returns, and Howdy says "Howdy!"
Backstage, Jack Farmer interviews The Bodega (Danny Limelight and "King FatBoy" Papo Esco). Papo Esco says every episode is a Bodega fiesta and that they entertain the fans every single time, and that they are the greatest group to come to the United Wrestling Network. Papo Esco says he will be in the conversation of the greatest television champs ever, and that he will not get there by ducking opponents. Suddenly, Guy Tweakacetti shows up and takes offense to Jack Farmer interviewing The Bodega and demands a title shot. Papo Esco agrees to put the title on the line and give Tweak a whole-hearted welcome to The Bodega, where he can get anything he wants, including a beatdown.
Ray Rosa beats El Primohenio Tribeca by submission. After the match, Ray Rosas puts El Primohenio in a submission hold again, then "Pretty" Peter Avalon shows up with a chair only to be stopped by hired security. Avalon sits in the chair on the stage, and Rosas dares Avalon to get him in the ring. Avalon stands up and walks away after dropping the chair on the stage, much to the aggravation of Ray Rosas.
Hunter Freeman and Brendan Divine - now known as "The Institution" alongside Jack Banning and Honest John - beat Michael Hopkins and Miggy Rose. After the match, Jack Banning says that his message is coming across and after having feel-good messages shoved down their throats, The Institution has had enough. He says those who hold the gold hold the power, and says it is time for them to hold both. He says that people are The Institution are held down more and more and they want their fair shake, but if they cannot get it, they will take it. He says it is time for change and that The Institution is that change.
Before the next match, Richard Holliday says he is here because there is a golden opportunity on the line to enter a tournament and become the next world champ, but this is an opportunity for Championship Wrestling, as him as champion is best for business.
Willie Mack beats Richard Holliday to qualify for the Golden Opportunity.
Papo Esco beats Guy Tweakacetti by disqualification after The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) attack Papo Esco from behind. Danny Limelight runs into the ring only to get overpowered, and he is soon followed by Slice Boogie to fully even the numbers game. Danny Limelight then challenges Guy Tweakacetti and The Midnight Heat to a three-on-three match, which happens right now.
The Bodega (Danny Limelight, Papo Esco, Slice Boogie) beat The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) and Guy Tweakacetti.
Backstage, David Marquez interviews "Benevolent" Jack Banning, Hunter Freeman and Brendan Devine. Jack Banning says that there are more people to come and that only a select few known as "the privileged" control everything. He says that those who think they have a semblance of control have been spoonfed propaganda and that he used to eat from the same table, then says that things have changed now. He says that he does things as a unit now and that he will make his point known.
Backstage, Howdy Price advertises his managerial services to Reka Tehaka and Savannah Stone, but they are having none of it.
Before the next match, Flex McCalleon says that he and Richie Slade did what they said they would do and that they are now tag team champions. Suddenly, The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) show up. Gibson says that Beef Candy did not pin the legal man and that his tights were pulled, and that The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) were not supposed to be part of that match. He demands a rematch, and Richie Slade accepts on Beef Candy's (Flex McCalleon and Richie Slade) behalf. Gibson then says "Next week, when we're ready" before hitting Beef Candy with a cheap shot, starting the next match.
Beef Candy (Flex McCalleon and Richie Slade) retain the United World Tag Team Championships against The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) when the ring bell is almost used as a weapon.
Johnnie Robbie, Mylo Matters and Delilah Doom beat Reka Tehaka, Savannah Stone and Marina Shafir in a six-woman tag match after Reka Tehaka and Marina Shafir brawl on the outside while Mylo Matters pins Savannah Stone with a schoolkid pin.
Backstage, David Marquez interviews Willie Mack. Willie says that this is a good homecoming for him and that gold has been attracted to him, and that he is not losing on his return as he brings the United World Championship home next week.
Raymond Jazikoff - accompanied by Mike Goga - rolls up and pins Invictus Khash in a matter of seconds. After the match, Jake Farmer interviews Invictus Khash, but Khash brushes him away and walks off.
Ray Rosas beats "Poppin'" EJ Sparks by submission following the Bed of Rosas.
Ju Dizz beats Dom Kubrick after Halston Boddy gets irritated with Kubrick. After the match, Halston Boddy hits Don Kubrick with his fan, and Dom Kubrick shoves Boddy into the corner. Suddenly, Kubrick is attacked from behind by Lord Crewe before standing by side with Halston Boddy.
Backstage, Jeremy McPeet interviews "Outlandish" Zicky Dice, who says that he has not held United Wrestling Network gold and that he wants the money and the titles so he can get paid the big bucks. He then says that he has pickpocketing The Bodega (Danny Limelight, "KingFat Boy" Papo Esco, Slice Boogie) for the last few months, and once he wins the United Television Championship, The Bodega will soon go bankrupt.
Booker T guests on commentary for the next match.
"Poppin'" EJ Sparks beats Ray Rosas. After the match, EJ Sparks extends his hand, but Ray Rosas walks away despite telling him in the beginning of the match that he would have to earn his handshake.
The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) retain the United World Tag Team Championships against The Natural Classics (Tome and Stevie Filip) after Gibson grabs the tights as he pins Stevie Filip with a schoolkid pin.
Next week: Reka Tehaka!
Before the next match, Prince Nana says that when the next champion walks down the aisle, everyone should so respect, as Invinctus Khash is about to turn Championship Wrestling upside-down and prove why The Embassy is forever.
Invictus Khash beats "El Primohenio" Trebeca with a sleeper. After the match, Prince Nana says he is sick of having to prove anything to anybody, and says that over the next couple of months, Khash will prove why he is the next world champion and why The Embassy is forever.
Backstage, Jeremy McPeet interviews "King FatBoy" Papo Esco, who says that the block is a little different since he and "Outlandish" Zicky Dice, and tonight, he is getting more than he can deal with.
"King FatBoy" Papo Esco retains the United Television Championship against "Outlandish" Zicky Dice after Zicky Dice brings the title into the match as a means of hitting Papo Esco with his fanny pack only for Papo Esco to kick out.
Kevin "BHK" Martenson beats Ray Rosas with a reverse backslide pin. After the match, Ray Rosas attacks Kevin Martenson, and Jordan Cruz pulls Rosas off and confronts him. Martenson picks up the Hollywood Heritage Championship, but Cruz takes it from him. Rosas leaves, and Rosas raises Martenson's hand.
Viva Van beats Savanna Stone after Halston Boddy trips Savanna Stone off the top rope in the middle of the match.
Backstage, Blake "Bulletproof" Troop says he has been a competitive athlete his entire life and has been in competitive sports for the last fifteen years. He views wrestling as another sport for him to master, and with the help of the best, he has immersed himself into it. He talks about his friendship with "The Golden Boy" Jordan Clearwater, and says that got heated during their match, it is not the first time he has had to beat a friend up, and he is here for championship gold. He says that regardless of who he faces, his fists will stay cocked, locked and ready to rock.
Juicy Finau beats Matt Brannigan.
Backstage, Slice Boogie says he is tired of facing The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) over and over. Danny Limelight says that they are the most authentic team out there and that the tag team titles stand for everything they never had growing up, and that they will give The Midnight Heat a beatdown.
The Midnight Heat ("Rockin'" Ricky Gibson and "Precious" Eddie Pearl) beat The Bodega (Danny Limelight and Slice Boogie) after F.A.M.E. (Action Braxton, Watson, Fresco Maddock) shows up and Guy Tweakacetti fights them. "King FatBoy" Papo Esco also strikes at F.A.M.E. as he attacks Tweakecetti, and this causes a brawl that goes to the back which Ricky Gibson also gets involved in. The Bodega hit Pearl with a double team, but Tweakecetti stops the count. Limelight tries to hit Pearl with brass knuckles as the ref is pre-occupied, but the referee gets back in the ring and sees them, and takes the knuckles away. As the referee is pre-occupied again, Pearl hits Limelight in the head with one the tag team title belts, and that gives The Midnight Heat the win.
Before the next match, Flex McCalleon takes offense to Brett Michaels getting a chance at the United Television Championship after winning the Cobra Cup.
"The GunShow" Brett Michaels beats Beef Candy (Flex McCalleon and Richie Slade) in a Candy-cap match to become #1 contender for the United Television Championship.
Backstage, Jack Farmer interviews Vinny Wasco, who is excited to be back after quite some time. He admits "Sweet" Robin Shaw will be a tough opponent, but he has been training differently due to the pandemic and is ready to come back. Jack Banning shows up and says his pandemic experience was life-changing, saying he was wet behind the ears and full of hope like Wasco and needed guidance, and tells him that the sooner he finds out nobody cares about him, the better it will be. He says that finding this out got him into Hollywood, where he was able to play things to his advantage and go nowhere but up. Banning then tells Wasco to come find him and tell him he was right when he gets cast aside.
Before the next match, "Sweet" Robin Shaw is accompanied by a man with a black fedora, a wooden cane and a thick black beard.
"Sweet" Robin Shaw beats Vinny Wasco with a vice grip following the Sweet Victory. After the match, Emily Mae interviews Robin Shaw and his new manager, whose name is Jackson Calhoun. Calhoun says that when opportunity comes knocking, you invite it in for a nice glass of sweet tea and bourbon. He says she saw the bright lights, the big city and "the big man," saying that Shaw brought him to the United Wrestling Network and was worth investing in, and says it is time to stop playing games and start adding commas to the bank account. Calhoun says that they are working their way up to the top and making their way into the big leagues, and that they have a dinner date and do not want to leave Matthew McConaughey waiting.
Cece Chanel vs. Bryn Thorne ends with Viva Van hitting Cece Chanel with a 2x4. After the match, Bryn Thorne joins in on the attack at Viva Van's behest, then Ruby Raze runs into the ring and takes out Bryn and Viva Van. She then goes up to Cece Chanel in the corner. Cece wants nothing to do with her, but Ruby Raze extends her hand and Cece eventually takes it. Acting matchmaker Jamie Iovine shows up and says he was under the impression that Ruby was on his side, then makes a tag team match between the team of Bryn and Viva Van and the team of Cece and Ruby to teach her not to interfere in his business.
Backstage, John Roberts interviews Ray Rosas, who says that Keita Murray's appearance made things clear, as he was in emotional trauma thanks to Dan Joseph. He also says that he got a package with fresh wrestling tights and a note saying "Remember who you are." Ray Rosas says he now remembers who he really is, and tells the locker room that that the real him is here to stay.
Ray Rosas retains the Arizona State Championship against Honest John with a new submission move called the Stingray.
Ray Rosas beats Darwin Finch by submission after an awkward attempt at a top rope move. After the match, Keita Murray is seen showing up. He shows Ray Rosas something on his cellphone, then winks at him before leaving.
We hear from Dan Joseph, who says he has had some anger issues as of late and says he feels bad for the parking lot attendant he beat up, who is actually a wrestler. He brings him up - a wrestler named Lazaraus - for a match and an opportunity in the ring. When Lazarus shows up, Dan Joseph is unimpressed with his make-up, and tells him not to get any on him.
Backstage, Emily Mae interviews Beef Candy. Richie Slade says that Heritage Championship does not love Jordan Cruz, who he says has taken everything from them. Flex McCalleon gives Richie some sugarless candy before saying that they made him and will devour him in the end. Flex says that next week, they will take the Hollywood Heritage Championship back, and Richie Slade tells Cruz to enjoy being top flavor because he will go back to being vanilla before he knows it.
Adriel Noctis beats Lazarus. During the match, Sketch shows up to get a coser look at the match from ringside. After the match, Sketch and Adriel Noctis celebrate.
Backstage, Emily Mae interviews "The GunShow" Brett Michaels, who says that ever since he stepped foot in Championship Wrestling From Memphis, he has made his mark in the Cobra Cup, and now he is ready to see what else he can get and take the United Television Championship from Levi Shapiro.
Before the next match, Halston Boddy calls Viva Van the gemstone of what will become the biggest faction in history, and says that the women's division wants a piece of what Viva Van has. He says the women's division does not even have half the talent, look and body that Viva Van has. Viva Van says she is tired of seeing CeCe Chanel, who takes things personally, and says what she does is just business and that she is here to win. She says that CeCe Chanel may be good, but she is not hellbent, and she is hellbent to knock down doors, run the place and run CeCe Chanel out like she did with Heather Monroe. Suddenly, she is attacked from behind by CeCe Chanel. Referees have to run in to break up the ensuing brawl.
In footage from during the commercial break, ring announcer Adnan Kureishy is met by Jack Banning, who says he needs someone with "neutral ears" to talk to. He says that too many people mistake their opinions of him for fact, and says he finds it frustrating because while the bills are being paid, his motives are not seen as pure as they are. He says he does not want to succeed; he wants to make sure other people fail. He says he wants people to see this plane of existence for what it truly is, for nobody is born on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere and everyone is going to die, and wants to make sure that as long as he is on the platform that he enlightens the younger kids in the business. He says that there are people in the back with frivolous goals and want the adulation and star power that he used to want, and that they are willing to shed blood with a smile to get where they want. Banning says it is empty, hollow and bleak, and he wants to make sure that the next generation of professional fighters know how ruthless this business is and have him to thank for that. Banning leaves, and Kureishy is relieved.
Before the next match, Keita Murray says he is not going into the ring and wrestling Miguel, as his uncle has passed away and left him a lump sum of money that allows him, his children and his children's children to live lavishly. He says that he holds the key to the ring, professional wrestling and success and that he will only wrestle unless it benefits him, and that he was never successful in wrestling. He then says that Miguel was not successful and made a change himself. He says that Miguel is special and is the key to dominance and destruction, and offers him an envelope and gives him the option of a fight or a pay-out. Miguel takes the money and walks to the stage. Keita Murray beats Miguel by count-out. Keita and Miguel then walk to the back together.
The Bodega (Danny Limelight and "King FatBoy" Papo Esco) retain the United Tag Team Championships against The Hot Commodities (Honest John and Anthony Idol) despite interference from Howdy Price and after "The GunShow" Brett Michaels and "The Golden Boy" Jordan Clearwater beat up Levi Shapiro.
During the introduction to today's show, Halston Boddy shows up and says that he does not owe anybody an explanation for his actions last week , and says that he was willing to do whatever it took to protect Heather Monroe, but Monroe was not willing to protect him.
Jack Banning vs. Jordan Clearwater is a no-contest when neither man refuses to listen to the referee. Both men then take their brawl to the back.
In a backstage broadcast exclusive, "Numero Uno" Mike Camden says it was about getting the tag team titles when he came in, but if The Bodega (Danny Limelight, "King FatBoy" Papo Esco, Slice Boogie) want to see him as a threat, he has friends, too, and they are going to show up.
Dan Joseph vs. Ray Rosas for the Arizona State Championship (which is physically non-existant due to Dan Joseph setting it on fire) ends in a double count-out. Ray Rosas retains the Arizona State Championship. After the match, Joseph snaps again and attacks Ray Rosas, ramming him with a supply crate and knocking him from the announce table stage and into the ring apron.
Miguel beats Honest John. After the match, Keita Murray shows up, looks at Murray with a smirk on this face, then leaves with his hands clasped behind his back.
In footage from earlier today, Guy Tweakacetti and Midnight Heat ("Rock God" Ricky Gibson and "Freak Nasty" Eddie Pearl) say they have found success, and Gibson says that if anyone thinks they will not be tag team champs, they are reading from the wrong book. Tweakacetti says he is reading Braille because that is how he feels before the three of them get even more fired up.
Richie Slade retains the Hollywood Heritage Championship against EJ Sparks by submission after Sparks' injured leg is targeted and weakened, leaving him unable to hit Roundhouse Rhythm.
Beef Candy (Richie Slade and Flex McCalleon) guest on commentary for the next match. Flex McCalleon says he and Richie Slade have been back home tanning since the Episode 500 spectacular, and Slade insists be called "the succulent Hollywood Heritage Champion."
EJ Sparks beats Honest John with the Spark-Out after Honest John feigns a knee injury to hit Sparks with a cheap shot. After the match, Sparks tells Beef Candy he can hear him from the ring talking about him and trying to act funny, and challenges Richie Slade for the Hollywood Heritage Championship. Richie Slade says that Sparks is dreaming, and that he is not as good as he is and will not be Heritage champ. EJ Sparks says "I think you just accepted my challenge, buddy."
"Sweet" Robin Shaw beats Darwin Finch. After the match, Shaw says he just proved that he has gone scorched earth on The Friendship Farm. He says that friendship is dead to him and that he is not replaceable.
Heather Monroe vs. Viva Van ends in a no-contest. During the match, Jamie Iovine shows up with Cece Chanel and his friend from the office - whose names is Tweak - and ends the match. Iovine attributes much of Heather's success to The Upper Class, and asks Heather what makes her think that she deserves the gold. When Heather confronts Iovine, Iovine sics Chanel on her, who reluctantly attacks Heather and screams at Iovine. Iovine then gives Viva Van the choice of joining him or ending up like Heather.
Backstage, Jamie Iovine and Tweak are suddenly met in the office by 4 Minutes of Heat ("Rock God" Ricky Gibson and "Freak Nasty" Eddie Pearl). Pearls says he and Gibson will do anything for a tag team title shot. Iovine says he will give them a title shot if they make Tweak their manager. Eddie Pearl is reluctant, but Ricky Gibson accepts, after Iovine says that if they win, they will get more opportunities and Tweak may become their manager full-time.
Anthony Idol and Jack Cartwright beat Levi Shapiro and Howdy Price following a top rope moonsault press from Cartwright to Shapiro.
Ray Rosas retains the Arizona State Championship by disqualification against Dan Joseph after Joseph toses Rosas over the top rope. After the match, Joseph loses his cool and walks to the back with the Arizona State Championship.
The show starts backstage with Jordan Clearwater meeting with Jamie Iovine, who has not been seen in some time. Clearwater tells Iovine he wants Richie Slade. Iovine give him that match, but it will be on the 500th episode of Championship Wrestling, and Clearwater cannot touch Slade until then. Iovine then reveals that CWFH Minority Owner Nikko Marquez has given him the authority to make matches.
Dustin Starr, who is hosting solo this week, announced that Maria Starr is taking a well-deserved break after the birth of their son Reese.
Before the next match, Will Allday says that he cannot tell if ring announcer Adnan Kureishy is trying to anger him or if he is "just stupid." Allday demands that he be called "The Main Event, Mr. All Damn Day, Will Allday," and that he lost on Primetime Live because of this distraction, then demands Kureishy announce him correctly. He does.
Will Allday beats Snypes after raking Snypes' eyes to escape out of a powerbomb. After the match, Allday takes the microphone from Adnan Kureishy and tells him he is lucky he did not lose because of him. He then says that "The Main Event, Mr. All Damn Day, Will Allday" is the only name the fans need to remember.
We see a vignette for Jack Banning, who says that other people who know nothing about him have tried to control his narrative while he has been in lockdown.
"The Western Roughneck" Jesse James beats Guy Cool. As Clint Armstrong is about to interview Jesse James, Howdy Prince and Levi Shapiro show up and take a liking to James. Howdy gives James his business card and tells him to give him a call so they can do business.
Dan Joseph beats Jordan Cruz. Both men shake hands after the match.
We see a vignettte for The Bodega (Danny "Limelight" Rivera and "King FatBoy" Papo Esco).
"The Golden Boy" Jordan Clearwater beats Ray Rosas to win the Hollywood Heritage Championship! During the match, Andy Brown and Miguel try to attack Rosas, but Rosas fends them off. A masked mystery man then shows up and hits Rosas with a spinning double underhook slam before disappearing with Brown and Miguel. (Todd Kenneley identifies the new masked man as Dom Kubrick.) With both men spent, Clearwater nails Rosas with the Midas Touch to win the title.
Clark Conners beats "Platinum" Max Caster with a double leg crab. After the match, John Roberts interviews Connors, Connors says it is all in the training with him and that wherever he goes, he will break his opponents because he is here to stay.
Anthony Idol beats Jordan Cruz.
We see some highlights from last week's Drive-In Spooktacular.
We hear from Danny "Limelight" Rivera, who says that he has been a main event player since day one, and that he is coming back with "King FatBoy" Papo Esco, who says you can get anything you need - including a beatdown - in the bodega in a vignette for The Bodega (Rivera and Esco).
"Sweet" Robin Shaw beats VSK.
It is announced that Levi Shapiro will defend the United Television Championship this week against Jack Cartwright.
Backstage, Clint Armstrong interviews Dan Joseph, who says that he feels great and knows that Shapiro kept getting chance after chance just to cheat, but he has his rematch and new rules to play by.
Jordan Clearwater beats Snypes despite Snypes weakening one of his legs. After the match, Clint Armstrong interviews Clearwater, who tells Beef Candy (Richie Slade and Flex McCalleon) that he saw what he did and took advantage of an opportunity only to run and hide, then says he is no coward, calls them out and promises he will follow them if they run and hide.
Ray Rosas retains the Arizona State Championship against EJ Sparks by disqualification after Adrian Quest and Andy Brown appear and Brown pushes Rosas off the top rope. After the match, Sparks wants to fight Brown and Quest, who walk away.
Miguel suddenly shows up and tells Watts that he owes him one after starting this fire, and next week, he wants to see if Watts shows up and handles the smoke.
Before the next match, Howdy Price takes Jack Cartwright to the side at the stage and bribes him backstage with an envelope with money in it. Cartwright takes the envelope with him on the way to the ring.
Levi Shapiro retains the United Television Championship against Jack Cartwright with the claw after Cartwright lays down for Shapiro. After the match, Shapiro and Howdy Price attack Cartwright, and Howdy takes the money away.
The show ends with a sudden announcement from SoCal Distancing (???, Adrian Quest, Andy Brown). Their masked leader says that they are everywhere and administering the vaccine to you from the screen to the ring to the locker room to the UWN boardroom.
"BHK" Kevin Martenson beats Danny "Limelight" Rivera with the Rat Trap. (Martenson goes by both his Rocknes Monsters and Vermin names, as Vermin is effectively gone from Championship Wrestling From Hollywood is gone now.)
Backstage, Danny "Limelight' Rivera meets "King Fatboy" Papo Esco, who tells Rivera that he is here in CWFH now and that he must fall down and get back up at times. He also says that Rivera won't be losing anymore.
Backstage, David Marquez interviews a man named Miguel, a lifelong friend of Watts. He says he has known Watts for a long time and is more worried about Watts than anyone. He says Watts owes him one, and asks him to come to the show next week.
EJ Sparks beats Jack Cartwright with the Spark-Out.
David Marquez interviews Will Allday, who says he has beaten Ray Rosas once and he can do it again. He says that Ray has a shiny badge and there is a new sheriff in town, and tells him to hand his badge over or else he will take him out to pasture.
We hear from Nikko Marquez, who is wearing a bandage over his head. He mentions Heather Monroe's attack on him, and says he has not sanctioned any women's matches since then and has consulted his legal team before taking further action. He thanks the fans for joining him, and announces the rematch for the Hollywood Heritage Championship between Will Allday and Ray Rosas.
In a match sanctioned by interim matchmakers, Vipress beats Cece Chanel with the Poison Apple.
Backstage, David Marquez interviews Heather Monroe and Halston Boddy. Heather says that her hand is broken after Nikko made her punch him, and that Nikko will not destroy the women's division she helped build up. Halston Boddy says that Nikko will not get his wish to destroy the women's division and that they have some unfinished business with Lacey Ryan, and they will take care of it next week.
Clark Connors and Dicky Mayer beat 4 Minutes of Heat ("Rock God" Ricky Gibson and "Freak Nasty" Eddie Pearl) after Mayer hits a jumping knee to the back of Pearl's neck as Connors has Pearl in a Boston Crab.
We hear from Blake "Bulletproof" Troop and Jordan Clearwater. Clearwater says he is set on his goals and that he is not the same man he was before, and Troop says he is getting stronger, faster and better. It is then announced that Clearwater will return to action next week.
Ray Rosas retains the Hollywood Heritage Championship against Will Allday. After the match, SoCal Distancing's (???, Andy Brown, Adrian Quest) "We Are Everywhere" screen pops up to end the show.
Cece Chanel vs. Vipress ends with Nikko Marquez calling for the bell and kicking both wrestlers and the referee out of the ring. After the match, Nikko Marquez says the match is done, then Heather Monroe and Halston Boddy show up. Halston calls Nikko "Discount Marquez," as he says that Nikko acts like he runs the place. Nikko says he does and that his name is on the bottom of his checks, then shoves Boddy. Nikko says "the adults are talking" when Heather Monroe interjects, and the argument soon escalates between Halston Boddy and Nikko Marquez as Halston defends Heather Monroe. When Nikko pokes Halston, Heather kicks Nikko Marquez in the head. Referees show up as Heather gives Nikko the ground-and-pound, and Halston Boddy tells Nikko "That's what you get, Marquez!"
Clark Connors beats Jack Cartwright with a Spear followed by a Boston Crab after Cartwright misses big on a top rope corkscrew moonsault.
We see "The Golden Boy" Jordan Clearwater, who has been training with Blake "Bulletrpoof" Troop in his quest to be the best in the CWFH locker room. Troop says that Clearwater has improved and will soon become "the gold standard."
Backstage, John Roberts is waiting to interview Watts, then Halston Boddy shows up. Boddy says that Nikko Marquez is power-hungry and that as long as he and Heather Monroe are here, Nikko Marquez will not mess with the women's division.
Danny "Limelight" Rivera vs. Slice Boogie ends in a time limit draw. After the match, Rivera wants Slice Boogie back in the ring, but Slice Boogie wants none of it.
4 Minutes of Heat ("Rock God" Ricky Gibson and "Freak Nasty" Eddie Pearl) beat The Friendship Farm (Gentleman Jervis and "Sweet" Robin Shaw) with a double-team DDT to "Sweet" Robin Shaw after repeatedly targeting Shaw's legs.
We see a man wearing a facemask. He brings out Adrian Quest and Andy Brown, and says he has given them a purpose and cure the sickness that is "SoCal wrestling" and make the decisions they cannot trust the fans to make. He says they are "SoCal Distancing" and that they will not keep their distance as they tear Southern California wrestling apart and piece it back together into something new.
Will Allday vs. Ray Rosas for the Hollywood Heritage Championship ends with SoCal Distancing (???, Adrian Quest, Andy Brown) showing up on the video screen. The mysterious masked ringleader gets Rosas' attention, and commands Adrian Quest to toss the PP3 Cup into the ocean behind them before telling Rosas "Welcome to the new normal."
Dan Joseph retains the UWN Television Championship against Ice Williams.
We hear from Nikko Marquez, who makes it official that at the Birthday Bash on April 25th, Dustin Starr will have his match against Ray Rosas.
Before the next match, Howdy Price says there is talk of people thinking they can hang with the Price Check Ranch, and tells Levi Shapiro to make the next match quick.
Levi Shapiro beats Jack Banning with the iron claw.
Anthony Idol and Frankie Frank beat Vermin (Johnny Yuma and Kevin Martenson) after The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) show up on the stage, distracting Vermin.
Ray Rosas beats Jordan Clearwater with a low blow behind the referee's back followed by an inside cradle to advance to the finals of the PP3 Cup Tournament. During the match, Clearwater hits Rosas with the Midas Touch, but Adrian Quest and Andy Brown pull Rosas out of the ring. Clearwater hits all three men with a splash from the top rope and gets Rosas back in the ring, but Rosas hits the low blow behind the referee's back while the referee is checking on Quest and Brown.
Watts and Jordan Clearwater beat Ray Rosas and Ice Williams after Rosas leaves Williams high and dry.
Halston Boddy announces, after some consultation with Heather Monore, that the second match is a submission match.
Heather Monroe beats Lacey Ryan with the Seven Year Stretch in a submission match in Match 2 of their best of seven series, increasing her lead to 2-0.
Before the next match, Howdy Price says that Buddy Royal and Levi Shapiro will hug it out and settle their differences.
Buddy Royal beats Johnny Yuma with an STF despite the distraction from Levi Shapiro, who puts his shoulder around Howdy Price before the two of them say goodbye to him, firing Royal up enough to lock Yuma into an STF.
Ray Rosas tells Dustin Starr to let his grudge with him go, as he does not care and that he is one in a long list of guys who got 15 minutes of fame at his expense. He says that he knocked on his door and he threw him out, and tells him to leave his wife Maria Starr at home so she doesn't get hurt.
We hear from Adrian Quest, who says that someone he considered his friend and mentor - who also trained him - did not have his back at his lowest point. He then calls out Ryan Taylor, who shows up with Tomaste. Tomaste states that Taylor cannot be blamed for anything, and chalks it up to "toxic behavior." Quest tells Tomaste he is "acting dumb," and says that Nikko Marquez is righting the wrong with a tag team title shot and he wants a position of power. Suddenly, "Uptown" Andy Brown shows up and becomes Quest's sudden tag team partner.
Adrian Quest and "Uptown" Andy Brown beat The Soul Burners (Ryan Taylor and Tomaste) to become the UWN Tag Team Champions after Brown injures Tomaste's ankle with one of the tag team title belts before hitting Taylor with a piledriver on the stage. After Brown gets Taylor back in the ring, Quest pins Taylor with one foot.
Before the next match, Halston Boddy announces that the match can only be won with a five-count pin.
Heather Monroe beats Lacey Ryan in Match 1 of a Best of Seven series. As per pre-match stipulation, the match must be won with a five-count pin.
Tomaste guests on commentary for the next match.
The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) beat Wasted Youth (Adriel Noctis and Sketch).
"Uptown" Andy Brown beats Ice Williams to advance in the PP3 Tournament.
Kathy Campanelli interviews Adrian Quest, who says that there is a lot he can say about his situation, but he is not here to complain. Quest then warns certain people to watch their backs.
Steven Tresario beats Keita Murray and Mikey O'Shea in a three-way match.
Ray Rosas beats Frankie Frank to advance in the PP3 Tournament after Frankie Frank takes too long on the mmonsault in the corner. After the match, Ray Rosas knocks the PP3 Cup off the timekeeper's table.
Zicky Dice beats "All That" Keita Murray to qualify for the PP3 Tournament after Murray throws Dice over the top rope.
The Classic Connection (Levi Shapiro and Buddy Royal) beat The Friendship Farm ("Sweet" Robin Shaw and Super Beetle). After the match, Howdy Price says that he invests in winner, and that he has recruited two men who have wrestled grizzly bears and chopped down icebergs to put in his drink. Howdy then challenges Che Cabrera and a partner of his choosing to a tag team match at Milestone.
Halston Boddy, dressed as Santa Claus, tells us that we are watching a special holiday edition of the show.
Simone Sherie vs. Lacey Ryan ends with Heather Monroe pulls Sherie off the apron and attacks Ryan. Sandra Moone runs in and attacks Heather, then all four women go at it with one another until referees run in to keep them all separated.
Sandra Moone beats Simone Sherie, Lacey Ryan and Heather Monroe in an impromptu four-way elimination match.
Howdy Price, who is wearing a party hat over a cowboy hat and a shirt with a photo of Dan Severn all over the front, tells us to tune in next week for the special New Year's Eve episode.
Ray Rosas and "Uptown" Andy Brown beat Wasted Youth (Adriel Noctis and Sketch) to qualify for the PP3 Tournament.
The show ends with the real Santa Claus showing up and blinding the rude Santa who has been around the entire show with Christmas magic before Dustin Starr gives the rude Santa a superkick.
Dan Joseph beats Dicky Mayer despite the distraction from Ty Matthews.
"D-Man" Dan Parker beats Kasai with the STF. After the match, Parker says it does not matter where you come from, for at the end of the day, a Canadian will stand tall.
Pinx and Fidel Bravo beat The Friendship Farm (Gentleman Jervis and "Sweet" Robin Shaw) after the returning Super Beetle wants in on the match, accidentally costing The Friendship Farm in the match. After the match, "Sweet" Robin Shaw nearly puts Super Beetle in a bear hug that Gentleman Jervis has to break up.
Backstage, Howdy Price is ticked with Rogelio for putting his mask on the line for the CWFH Heritage Championship, and says that Rogelio will not only not lose the mask and win the title, but that Rogelio will get a branding back at the Price Check Ranch.
Will Allday retains the Reality of Wrestling Television Championship against Ray Rosas.
Double Platinum (Suede Thompson and Chris Bey) beat Vermin (Johnny Yuma and Kevin Martenson) after Johnny Yuma gets caught using a pipe and Thompson punches Martenson in the face with a chain necklace wrapped around his hand behind the referee's back.
Backstage, Kathy Campanelli interviews "Uptown" Andy Brown. Brown says he's felt like trash as of late, but winning has given him so new energy. Suddenly, Ray Rosas shows up and says nobody cares. Rosas tells Brown to take a big look in the mirror, as he is destined for the bottom of the ladder where he will be passed by. Brown tells Rosas he will be all over him tonight, but Rosas says he doesn't care.
Lacey Ryan beats Leslie Iris.
"Uptown" Andy Brown beats Ray Rosas with an inside cradle out of nowhere after Rosas teases an attack from the top rope.
Watts retains the CWFH Heritage Championship against Rogelio, who does not kick out from a choke slam in time. After the match, Rogelio takes the microphone for the first time and tells Watts it isn't personal, and that Watts has what he belongs to him. He says he has worked too hard to come up short, and demands one more shot. He proposes a title vs. mask match, and Watts accepts the challenge.
Next week: Royce Isaacs vs. Bateman in a Bullrope Match (with The Upper Class barred from ringside)!
Ty Matthews guests on commentary for the next match.
Ray Rosas beats Dan Joseph with the Figure Four Leg Lock following the distraction by Ty Matthews.
Bateman beats Royce Isaacs by count-out after Jamie Iovine helps Isaacs out of the ring and the two of them retreat before Bateman can hit Death From Above.
The Friendship Farm (Gentleman Jervis and "Sweet" Robin Shaw) beats Vermin (Johnny Yuma and Kevin Martenson) after Double Platinum (Suede Thompson and Chris Bey) shows up and takes the pipe out of Johnny Yuma's hands at ringside, allowing The Friendship Farm to get the win after Martenson chases Thompson to the back.
Backstage, John Roberts interviews Heather Monroe and Halston Boddy, who insist that everything is fine before freaking out when hearing that word is going around that Monroe "can't win the big one."
Dicky Mayer beats Jordan Clearwater.
In what is billed as Scorpio Sky's last match in Championship Match From Hollywood and the United Wrestling Network, "Uptown" Andy Brown beats Scorpio Sky. Both men show respect after the match.
It is announced that Nikki Marquez has made a Bullrope Match between Bateman and Royce Isaacs for the UWN Television Championship in three weeks' time.
