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ROH TV results: Villain Enterprises win Six-Man Tag Team titles

Posted on by Dan Velten

A recap aired highlighting the feud between The Kingdom and Villain Enterprises.

Dalton Castle joined Ian Riccaboni and Caprice Coleman on commentary for the first match to scout his upcoming opponent, Rush.

Rush defeated Mark Haskins

Some fast switches led to a standoff. Rush bated Haskins to chop him repeatedly. Rush followed up with a monster chop and the brawl spilled to the floor.

Back in the ring, Rush hit Haskins with kicks to the chest. Haskins fired back with kicks of his own and finally knocked Rush down with a leg lariat. He followed that up with a suicide dive to the floor. He tossed Rush back in and went for a pumphandle driver, but it didn’t land flush. That allowed Rush to connect with a big German suplex.  

Rush faked his running stomp in the corner — which was a mistake as his arrogance allowed Haskins to lock on a triangle submission attempt. Rush powerbombed him to escape. Haskins got to his feet and landed a roll-through slam. Haskins hit a tornado DDT, but each man got to their feet and hit a simultaneous big boot to put each other down.

Each wrestler looked worse for wear, but Haskins ran at Rush. He launched Haskins into the corner and followed that up with his running double stomp to pick up the win.

In the ring, Matt Taven and Marty Scurll argued over who should get the World title shot at G1 Supercard. Jay Lethal offered a triple threat — but each man said no, citing that they didn’t want to be in a match where the other man could lose it for them.

Lethal then offered a triple threat ladder match and they all agreed.

Jeff Cobb offered to put his ROH Television title on the line if Will Ospreay would put up his NEVER Openweight Championship in their match at Madison Square Garden.

A recap showing Mayu Iwatani defeating Kelly Klein played. Klein then spoke about how the loss made her question who she really is. Klein said that she needs to change her approach to Iwatani. Klein and Iwatani are tied at two wins each going into the MSG show.

Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King) defeated The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & TK O’Ryan) to retain their titles

A brawl ensued, but Brody King broke it up with a huge flip dive to give the Villains the advantage. In the ring, Scurll was about to attack the fingers of Taven, but The Kingdom broke it up.

The Kingdom cut off Scurll and went to work. Marseglia started it off with a double underhook backbreaker. Next, Taven came in with some big punches. Finally, Scurll landed an enzuigiri, allowing him to tag in PCO.

PCO came in and cleared house. He landed a pop-up powerbomb on O’Ryan and a package piledriver on Taven. Marseglia hit a tornado cutter but missed with a flipping senton. The Kingdom were forced to retreat to the floor.

Scurll launched PCO over the top rope onto Taven and Marseglia. Chaos reigned on the floor. Eventually, The Kingdom got back in control by swarming King. They used the Rock Star Supernova slam on King, but he wasn’t the legal man. All three members of The Kingdom did dives on PCO, but they didn’t stop him. PCO then hit a flip dive on Taven. That sent us to the final commercial break.

Marseglia powerbombed PCO off the apron onto the steel ramp. That finally neutralized the big man. This left Scurll alone in the ring with O’Ryan, and Scurll managed to catch him in the chicken wing to get the submission win. Villain Enterprises are the new ROH Six-Man Tag Team Champions.

G1 Supercard notes: Tag title match, Dalton Castle vs. Rush, Bully Ray

Posted on by Joseph Currier

A Tag Team title change with G1 Supercard implications took place at Friday’s ROH 17th Anniversary pay-per-view.

Villain Enterprises (PCO & Brody King) defeated The Briscoes in a no disqualification match to win the ROH Tag Team titles. With that, PCO & King are currently set to face IWGP Tag Team Champions Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa in a title vs. title match with both sets of championships on the line at G1 Supercard.

In other developments for G1 Supercard, ROH Television Champion Jeff Cobb challenged NEVER Openweight Champion Will Ospreay to a title vs. title match, Dalton Castle challenged Rush, and Bully Ray said he’ll be having a New York City street fight.

Castle was on commentary for Rush vs. Bandido and then got into the ring after Rush won. Castle challenged Rush to a match at G1 Supercard, with the storyline being that Castle wants to get back on track by facing someone who’s undefeated in singles matches in ROH.

Bully Ray interrupted rapper Mega Ran’s performance at the 17th Anniversary PPV, talked about wrestling at Madison Square Garden, and issued an open challenge to anyone in the professional wrestling business to face him in an NYC street fight at G1 Supercard. Bully Ray said the person he wants to face knows that he’s talking about them.

At one point, the crowd chanted for Flip Gordon. Bully Ray mentioned that he didn’t say “I Quit” in the I Quit match he lost to Gordon at Final Battle.

G1 Supercard is taking place at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, April 6.

Villain Enterprises challenging for ROH Six-Man Tag Team titles

Posted on by Joseph Currier

Villain Enterprises are getting their first shot at the ROH Six-Man Tag Team titles.

ROH has announced that Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King) will challenge for The Kingdom’s (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & TK O’Ryan) titles at the promotion’s television tapings in Lakeland, Florida on Saturday, February 9.

Villain Enterprises have been feuding with The Kingdom since forming at last month’s post-Final Battle tapings. An angle aired on this week’s episode of ROH TV where Villain Enterprises were supposed to face The Kingdom for the titles, but The Kingdom said they hadn’t earned a title shot yet. Scurll, PCO & King defeated Cheeseburger, Eli Isom & Ryan Nova instead.

This is the second title match to be announced for the Lakeland tapings, with Jeff Cobb set to defend his Television Championship against Silas Young. ROH has also announced Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Rocky Romero for the tapings.

The Lakeland tapings are part of Bound By Honor weekend, which also includes an HonorClub show in Miami on Sunday, February 10.

ROH TV results: Villain Enterprises in action

Posted on by Dan Velten

NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Nick Aldis and Kamille joined Colt Cabana and Ian Riccaboni on commentary for the first match. Aldis was there to scout his upcoming opponent, PJ Black.

Juice Robinson defeated PJ Black by DQ

Black started off with a big chop to Robinson. After a striking exchange, Black bailed to the floor and Robinson followed with a slingshot crossbody.

Black took control back with a sweet double axe handle off the apron to the floor. He grabbed Robinson’s arm and worked a hold. Black kept the heat on with a nice elbow off the second rope to the forehead of Robinson. He went for another, but Robinson caught him and landed a belly-to-belly suplex. He hoisted up Black and landed a gutbuster.

Black fought back, landed a hurricanrana, and then followed up with a moonsault. Robinson fought back and landed the Left Hand of God strike, which allowed him to hit a running cannonball. Robinson went up top, but Black threw the referee into the ropes to knock Robinson off the top. The ref called for the disqualification and awarded Robinson the win.

After the match, Black punched out the referee. He then walked over to Aldis, but Kamille intimidated him and he left peacefully.

Back in the ring, Robinson cut a promo and said that there would be new life breathed into ROH in 2019.

The Kingdom discussed what they do to newcomers, referring to the new Villain Enterprises trio of Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King.

Shane Taylor defeated Mike Law

Caprice Coleman was on commentary and touted the skill of Taylor.

Taylor spit in the hand of Law. He then blasted Law with a punch and landed the Greetings from the 216 for the win.

Taylor grabbed the microphone and speculated about who paid him to take out Christopher Daniels a few weeks ago. He then said that nobody paid him — he did it on his own.

Colt Cabana was in the ring and introduced Flip Gordon. He asked Gordon what his plans are for 2019. Gordon responded by saying that his next mission was to cash in his title opportunity for the ROH World Championship.

Kenny King interrupted and said that he can take his title shot and put it in the garbage. King said that he was the last man to pin Jay Lethal. King then showed footage of himself pinning Lethal at a close angle — as to not reveal that his feet were on the ropes. King proceeded to call Gordon a phony and say that Gordon was a weekend warrior who was only brave enough to join the reserves.

The next match was supposed to be Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, Brody King & PCO) challenging ROH Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & TK O’Ryan). However, Taven came out with a mic.

Taven asked why Villain Enterprises thought they deserved a shot at the Kingdom — because they didn’t earn it. This led to Taven bringing out a replacement team — the Shinobi Shadow Squad of Cheeseburger, Eli Isom & Ryan Nova.

Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, Brody King & PCO) defeated Shinobi Shadow Squad (Cheeseburger, Eli Isom & Ryan Nova)

After the commercial, Isom was getting decimated by King with a running senton and a flipping back splash. Isom finally got a break and landed a suplex on King, allowing him to tag in Cheeseburger. Cheeseburger came in and landed a nice flying senton onto Scurll.

PCO came in and let Cheeseburger punch him. He then dragged Scurll to the corner and made his own tag. PCO stomped around waiting for Cheeseburger but missed a splash in the corner. Cheeseburger tagged out — and in came Nova. A big knee didn’t phase PCO. Cheeseburger jumped on the back of PCO and hooked on a sleeper, which also didn’t effect him.

Finally, the Shadow Squad were able to break free. They all went for dives, but all three were caught and took chokeslams for their efforts. Nova was left alone in the ring. He ate a buckle bomb, a gonzo bomb, and a PCO moonsault. That allowed Villain Enterprises to pick up the win.

The show ended with words from Bully Ray. He was shown in front of a camp fire, spraying lighter fluid on it. Clips from Bully’s I Quit match against Flip Gordon from Final Battle aired, and Bully said that he never said “I quit.”

ROH TV results: PCO & Brody King debut, ZSJ vs. Tracy Williams

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Zach Sabre Jr. defeated Tracy Williams

As expected, this match began with some unique chain wrestling. Williams stomped the ankles of Sabre and went to work on the legs. Sabre used a nice roll out and a cravat, but Williams countered the counter into a pin attempt. Sabre caught the leg of Williams, but Williams escaped with an arm lock. A standoff led into the commercial break.

For a moment, Williams took control and landed a Death Valley Driver that earned him a near fall. He followed that up with a couple of strong forearm strikes, kicks, and chops. Sabre was able to counter into a calf slicer. Sabre left his arm open — and again Williams escaped with an arm lock, which he used to transition into a Texas cloverleaf. Sabre then rolled him up to escape.

They had a back-and-forth chop exchange that earned Sabre the edge as he targeted Williams’ previously injured shoulder. Sabre hooked on his variation of the octopus, captured the wounded shoulder, and Williams had no choice but to submit.

Beer City Bruiser confronted Silas Young about their friendship ending. These two will square off next week.

ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes said that SoCal Uncensored would not be happy about invoking their rematch clause.

Dr. Britt Baker & Madison Rayne defeated Twisted Sisterz (Thunder Rosa & Holidead)

Rayne started it off with Holidead and managed a few roll-ups before tagging out. Baker came in and landed a slingblade on Holidead. The Sisterz took over with a back drop suplex splash.

After the break, Baker used a superkick to get the hot tag to Rayne. Rosa cut her off immediately — but her showboating caught up with her as Rayne landed a cutter out of nowhere. A double-team move by the Sisterz left Baker alone with both of them. Another double-team attempt backfired, which allowed Baker to hit a pumphandle fallaway slam on Rosa for the win.

ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes defeated SoCal Uncensored (Scorpio Sky & Frankie Kazarian) to retain their titles

Before the bell, SCU began launching chairs at the Briscoes, just as the Briscoes had done to them in the past. The Briscoes finally got the upper hand on Sky. They used some patented Briscoe double-team moves until Sky was finally able to make a desperation tag to Kazarian, who came in with a head of steam.

Kazarian hit a combo DDT and stunner on both brothers. He dumped them to the outside, which allowed Sky to hit a massive running flip dive over the top rope to the floor. That sent us to the commercial break.

Upon return, the Briscoes were working over the neck of Kazarian. Jay effectively used his striking — but just as he thought he had control, Kazarian floated over and dropped Jay with a lungblower that gave Sky the opportunity to hit an outside-in slingshot cutter. Kazarian went for the pin, but Jay kicked out at two.

Sky tagged in. SCU went for a double-team move, but Mark grabbed the legs of Kazarian. The Briscoes fought back, but it was short lived as Kazarian managed to use a slingshot on Mark into a cutter. SCU attempted to put away the Briscoes with an assisted tornado DDT on Jay, but he kicked out at two again.

The referee was distracted trying to get Sky out of the ring, which created enough of a distraction for Jay to rake the eyes of Kazarian and for Mark to throw in a chair. Neither team was able to use the chair, so the match continued. SCU seemingly had won the titles back with a combination lungblower and uranage, but Mark pulled the referee out just as he was about to count to three.

Kazarian went after Mark with a slingshot hurricanrana that connected — but it also took out the referee. Jay, seeing that the referee was down, grabbed the chair and waffled Sky in the back. For good measure, Mark tattooed Kazarian with a chair as well.

It looked like it was all over for SCU as the Briscoes set up for the Doomsday Device, but Sky had recovered enough to get back in the ring and use another leaping hurricanrana just as Kazarian rolled through with a victory roll. The crowd counted to three — but there was no referee to make it official. A second referee came down, with Jay kicking out.

Jay regained control and used a Jay Driller to end Sky’s night. The Briscoes landed their superplex and froggy elbow combo, but Kazarian kicked out. Kazarian fought back valiantly, but the Briscoes made him pay with the Redneck Boogey. Mark held Kazarian’s shoulders down for the three count.

After the main event, Marty Scurll was in the ring and was about to address the parting of The Young Bucks, Cody Rhodes, and Hangman Page, but The Kingdom came down. Just as they were about to jump Scurll, the lights went out. When they came on, Brody King was in the ring standing next to Scurll.

The lights went out again and lightning flashed on the screen. This time, the lights came on to reveal that PCO was now also in the ring. King hit a sit-down piledriver on Vinny Marseglia. PCO then went to the top turnbuckle and hit a moonsault onto all three members of The Kingdom. Scurll, King, and PCO stood tall as Scurll announced the name of their faction is Villain Enterprises.

Villain Enterprises tag match set for ROH Honor Reigns Supreme

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A six-man tag match is set for Ring of Honor’s second show of 2019.

ROH has announced that Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King) will face The Briscoes & Silas Young at Honor Reigns Supreme in Concord, North Carolina on Sunday, January 13. The show will stream live on HonorClub.

PCO and King made their ROH debuts at the promotion’s post-Final Battle television tapings earlier this month, with them being revealed as Scurll’s stablemates in Villain Enterprises and helping Scurll even the odds against The Kingdom. They also teamed against Cheeseburger, Eli Isom & Ryan Nova at the tapings as part of a storyline where The Kingdom said Villain Enterprises don’t deserve a shot at their ROH Six-Man Tag Team titles yet.

ROH’s next TV tapings will take place at Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday, January 12.

Here’s the updated card for Honor Reigns Supreme:

  • ROH World Champion Jay Lethal defending against Dalton Castle
  • Women of Honor World Champion Kelly Klein defending against Jenny Rose
  • Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King) vs. The Briscoes & Silas Young
  • ROH Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & TK O’Ryan) vs. Hurricane Helms, Delirious & Luchasaurus in a proving ground match (If Helms, Delirious & Luchasaurus win or the match ends in a time-limit draw, they’ll get a future shot at The Kingdom’s Six-Man titles)

MLW Fusion Christmas Day Special results: PCO vs. Brody King

Posted on by Iain Oliver

Quick recap:

  • PCO defeated Brody King in a no DQ match 
  • Myron Reed defeated Ace Austin
  • Puma King defeated MJF in a flag match

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Tony Schiavone and Rich Bocchini welcomed us to a special Christmas Day edition of MLW Fusion. We immediately cut backstage to PCO where he reminds us all that he is not human, that Brody King is going to feel the electricity, that King is going to suffer, and that PCO is going to make his life hell.

PCO defeated Brody King in a no disqualification match (9:47)

This was a wild brawl. PCO put his body on the line with some crazy and risk high flying manuevers to pick up the win. 

There was no messing around at the start of this match as it took PCO less than 30 seconds to launch himself through the ropes with a suicide dive onto King on the outside. The brawling continued on the outside as they exchanged chops and attacks around the guardrail. Brody used a chair to gain the upper hand as they made their way up the ramp but PCO soon fought his way back with a DDT on the floor and a hangman slingshot to the underside of the guard rail.

PCO then set up King on a table and made his way up the steps through the crowd. He appeared at a the top of a balcony as the “please don’t die” chants were heard from the crowd. PCO then jumped from the balcony with a senton bomb from what must be at least 15 foot in the air. King moved from the table at the last second and PCO crashed to the floor, only barely clipping the table on the way down so his back and hip took the brunt of the impact on the concrete floor.

That didn’t slow “Frankenstein” down for too long though as they both slowly made their way back to the ring where King brought a guardrail in with him. PCO eventually ended up taking a back drop into the rail as it was set up in the corner. Both fighters made their way to the top rope where King got knocked off. There was some confusion between the referee and King as PCO set up for a moonsault. The referee ended up on the mat as PCO dove off with his moonsault and landed on the referee instead of King.

He then automatically tried to pin the ref as King took advantage of the confusion and dragged PCO off and hit him with a piledriver. A second referee appeared but King was only able to get a two count. King, frustrated, then brought multiple steel chairs into the ring and set them up facing each other to form a makeshift table. PCO fought back though and ended up chokeslamming King onto the chairs to pick up the win. 

— We cut backstage with Kaci Lennox and MJF. She asks him why he challenged Puma King to a flag match. MJF said that hard working American jobs are being sold away by luchadores. He is sick of it and once he is done with Puma King, the phrase “skinning the cat” will be taken litteraly. 

Myron Reed defeated Ace Austin (7:13)

This was a highly athletic match between two top prospects in the middleweight division that saw Reed getting the win.

A test of strength double downs with duelling bridges started us off. There were some nice exchanges with close near falls which showed off both guys’ athleticism. Austin took the early advantage with some high kicks, a running knee, and a springboard spinning kick to the head. Austin then followed up with a big Fosberry Flop to the outside. Back inside, Austin tried to continue the assault from the top rope but Reed was able to shove him off to the guardrail on the outside. This gave Reed the opportunity to get back into the match, and boy, did he take it. He ran from corner to corner, launched himself over the ring post, and hit Austin with a huge suicide senton.

Reed kept on the advantage in the ring with two cutters, the second being a springboard version from the middle rope, which got a two count. Austin stayed in the match though and after a quick exchange on the ring apron, he hit a springboard twisting leg drop from the top rope to the back of Reed’s head for another two count. Reed came back again though and went for another springboard cutter, but Austin was able to catch him and roll through into a victory roll, but Reed reversed that too for another close two count. 

Austin then had Reed up for a suplex but ended up on the receiving end of another cutter after a smooth reversal from Reed in mid air. The finish came when Austin launched himself into the ring and went for another modified reverse victory roll but Reed caught him, sat down on the pinning attempt and picked up the flash three count for the win. 

Puma King (w/Konnan) defeated MJF (w/Aria Blake) in a flag match (7:19)

This was a fun match to finish up the Christmas day edition of MLW Fusion. The winner would be the first man to capture their country’s flag. MJF was accompanied by Aria Blake and took the mic before the match got started. He insulted the crowd saying they couldn’t speak English and said tonight was about America vs Mexico. Puma King, who was accompanied by Konnan, interrupted him by making his entrance to the ring. 

Both fighters tried to get their flag early on which brought Konnan into the action. We were told there were no disqualifications so the interference from Konnan was legal. MJF hit a big Fosberry Flop to the outside early on, but King replied soon after with a middle rope springboard cross body to the floor. The action stayed on the outside where they brawled with chops and whips into the guard rail. King backdropped MJF into the crowd and followed up with a senton dive. 

Back in the ring, King was distracted by Blake which gave MJF the chance to take the advantage. After a MJF chin lock, King came back into the match with a kick to the back of MJF’s head. They made their way to the corner where MJF tied up King in the tree of woe but King powered up and headscissored MJF off the top rope. King tried to follow up from the top rope but MJF pushed the ref into the ropes which crotched King on the top.

MJF went up to meet King but ate a power bomb from the top rope for his troubles. King then went to the opposite corner and captured his flag for the win, not before planting a kiss on Blake as she tried to stop him from obtaining the Mexican flag. 

PCO and Brody King debut at ROH TV tapings

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PCO and Brody King made their debut in ROH tonight, forming a stable with Marty Scurll.

Scurll was in the ring during tonight’s tapings in Philadelphia when The Kingdom came down to confront him. Taven mocked him. saying that he had no backup. It was then that Villian Enterprises, consisting of PCO and Brody King, came out to assist.

It seemed like the new trio were to take on The Kingdom later on in the tapings for the six man titles. However, the Kingdom came out and said that the group did not deserve a title shot. They instead faced Cheeseburger, Eli Isom and Ryan Nova, which they took care of easily.

Both PCO and King were reported to be coming here in the last couple of weeks. PCO has had several stunts in WWE, WCW and Impact but has experienced a career resurgence as of late, with a high profile match against WALTER during WrestleMania weekend putting him back on the indy scene map. He also competed in this year’s PWG Battle of Los Angeles.

Brody King has also made waves in the last year, wrestling in PWG, DEFY and MLW.

Brody King signs with Ring of Honor

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Brody King is headed to Ring of Honor.

Dave Meltzer has confirmed that King is headed to the promotion. King has pulled out of all future dates with Major League Wrestling.

King has gained traction over the last year as an independent name. He has was branched out across the United States any beyond, working for AAW, Defy, Progress, WWN, GCW, PWG, The Crash and AAA. He is the current AAW champion.

Originally trained at the Santino Bros. Wrestling Academy, Brody King made his debut in 2015. He’s worked in the Southern California indy scene extensively, making his PWG debut at Neon Knights this fast February. He lost to Adam Brooks, but has competed regularly there since then, even challenging WALTER for the PWG title back in July.

The news of King’s signing comes as Pierre Carl Ouellet, or PCO, was also announced as heading to ROH.  He too will be unable to fulfill remaining dates with MLW going forward.

Best of WOL: Josh Mathews, Brody King, Dave Meltzer

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On an free Easter edition of the Best of Wrestling Observer Live, catch up with any of the interviews you missed from the universe’s most-widely heard episodic wrestling and MMA show, hosted by Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive.

We kick off with Dave Meltzer (Thursday) discussing Ronda Rousey’s issues with two televised ESPN interviews and why he thinks it wasn’t as bad as people made it out to be, the possibility of Randy Orton getting into the Hall of Fame someday, and whether Hulk Hogan and WWE are a thing again.

We transition to Impact Wrestling’s Josh Mathews who discusses the company’s relationship with Twitch, the changes within the company, and what’s new with him.

We move to regular guest “Dr. Lucha” Steve Sims who gives his thoughts on the passing of website friend Matt Cleary, Lucha Underground’s lack of buzz, Mesias leaving AAA after two decades, and more news.

Finally, we close it out with independent wrestler Brody King. He discusses his start in the business, his band, the similarities between the two, and what the latest is with his career.

Enjoy this free Best of Wrestling Observer Live and tune in every Monday-Friday and Sunday via this website or the Sports Byline radio network.

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WOL: ‘Dr. Lucha’ Steve Sims and Brody King

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Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back today with a packed show featuring the usual news/calls/text and special guests “Dr. Lucha” Steve Sims and Brody King to talk pro wrestling, his band, and how the two businesses differ.

The show opens with discussion on Johnny Gargano vs. Tommaso Ciampa at TakeOver in a unsanctioned match and transitioned to what will close WrestleMania and if everyone will get the time they need.

“Dr. Lucha” Steve Sims joins the show in the second segment with a discussion on Matt Cleary, Dos Leyendas, Atlantis, Rey Mysterio, the lack of buzz on Lucha Underground, and Mesias leaving AAA after 20 years.

Then, Brody King joins the show in the final segment to talk about his band, God’s Hate, his start in professional wrestling, similarities between being in a band and being a professional wrestler, influences and more.

Timestamps:

  • Start – 2:21: Intro
  • 2:21 – 12:01: News, calls and texts
  • 12:01 – 23:21: Dr. Lucha
  • 23:21 – end: Brody King

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