MLW TV taping spoilers from Atlanta

MLW taped matches and segments for upcoming episodes of Fusion on Saturday March 14 at Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia.

Alex Hammerstone joined the commentary position as the show began. He is believed to have suffered an injury later in the taping during a match with Matt Riddle.

Spoilers from the taping, courtesy of PWInsider, are below.

MLW Fusion spoilers episode one:

  • Matt Riddle defeated Trevor Lee
    • Riddle won via rollup after pulling the referee in front of him when Lee attempted the Cave-In.
    • After the match, Riddle confronted Alex Hammerstone at the commentary desk and hit him with a spinning back fist.
  • “The Mercenary” Paul Hauser defeated “Frat Daddy” Bryce Cannon
    • Hauser picked up the win with a Texas Cloverleaf.
  • Zamaya defeated Priscilla Kelly
    • Zamaya won with a sit-out chokebomb.
  • Karl Anderson defeated Donovan Dijak
    • Anderson picked up the win with a roll-up after reversing Feast Your Eyes.
    • After the match, John Bishop ran in and joined Dijak in an attack on Anderson. Dijak and Bishop then cut a promo introducing Bishop as the newest member of the Skyscrapers and one half of the MLW Tag Team Champions.
    • Dijak’s previous Skyscraper teammate, Bishop Dyer, did not take part in the show.
  • Teddy Long introduced LeBron Kozone.
  • LeBron Kozone defeated Alan Angels
    • Kozone won with a lariat.
  • The Don Gato tequila character appeared ringside.
  • Trevor Lee won a Bunkhouse Stampede to become the inaugural MLW Southern Crown Champion.
    • Other participants included Andrew Everett, Ikuro Kwon, The Beast Man, Diego Hill, Jesus Rodriguez, Paul Hauser, Festus, Josh Bishop, and Matthew Justice.

Intermission

MLW Fusion spoilers episode two:

  • Titan defeated Magnus.
  • Austin Aries issued an open challenge for the National Openweight Championship.
    • Diego Hill accepted and laid Aries out with a spin kick.
  • LeBron Kozone defeated Okumura
    • Kozone again picked up the win with a lariat.
  • Donovan Dijak and Josh Bishop, the New Skyscrapers were interviewed.
  • The Good Brothers & Krugger w/Shotzi Blackheart defeated Contra Unit via Disqualification
    • Contra Unit was disqualified after Ikuro Kwon misted Krugger. A brawl broke out afterward, with the New Skyscrapers later joining the fight against the Good Brothers.
  • Austin Aries defeated Diego Hill to retain the MLW National Openweight Championship.
    • With the ref down, Aries struck Hill with the title belt and then a brainbuster onto the belt. After releasing his Last Chancery submission hold, he gave Hill a second brainbuster and pinned him. After the match, Aries called out Mistico.
  • Shotzi defeated Kira to retain the MLW Women’s Featherweight Championship
    • Blackheart won with a top-rope senton. Shotzi and the Don Gato tequila character took a shot together after the match.
  • Alex Hammerstone defeated Matt Riddle
    • Hammerstone won via rollup in a match that may have been stopped early due to injury. Hammerstone is said to have looked woozy outside the ring after a spot.
  • Riddle cut a promo afterward calling out Karrion Kross.
    • This led to several members of the roster coming out and brawling.
  • The Good Brothers cut a promo to close the show in support of MLW. They led the crowd in an “MLW” chant to close the taping.

PWInsider reported after the tapings that the belief is Hammerstone injured his knee while throwing a pump kick at Riddle and the decision was made to go to the finish early. Hammerstone was reportedly pushing for the match to continue longer. He was said to be in pain backstage but able to walk.

MLW Reload spoilers from Philadelphia

Spoilers from MLW’s most recent TV taping are available. 

MLW Reload is set to air on Saturday, January 20 on BeIN Sports and YouTube. 

Matches for the show were taped on Saturday, January 6 at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, the same night MLW Kings of Colosseum aired live. 

Spoilers courtesy of Cagematch.net. 

MLW Reload taping spoilers from January 6:

  • Zayda w/Mister Saint Laurent defeated Notorious Mimi
  • Nao Kakuta defeated Moka Miyamoto
  • Satoshi Kojima defeated Sami Callihan
  • Ichiban defeated Jimmy Lloyd
  • Good Brother #3 (rumored to be Mance Warner under a mask) defeated Steph De Lander w/Mister Saint Laurent
  • Delmi Exo defeated Tiara James
  • Alex Kane & Matt Riddle defeated The World Titan Federation’s Tom Lawlor & Josh Bishop w/Mister Saint Laurent

Next up for MLW will be Superfight on February 3 at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. Tickets for the show went on sale today at 10 a.m. Eastern time. 

MLW Superfight on TrillerTV February 3 announced lineup:

  • MLW World Heavyweight Champion Alex Kane defends against Satoshi Kojima
  • Mistico vs. Averno w/Salina de la Renta

MLW Fightland spoilers: Title change, Jacob Fatu vs. Lio Rush

The following are spoilers for future episodes of MLW Fusion.

MLW held their Fightland 2022 TV taping on Sunday night at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. The event included one title change, plus a Jacob Fatu vs. Lio Rush main event.

Here are spoilers courtesy of PW Insider:

      • Jacob Fatu defeated Lio Rush
      • Fatu challenged Hammerstone to a match at Superfight, and Hammerstone entered for a physical angle with Fatu.
      • Alec Price defeated TJ Crawford
      • Trish Adora defeated Gia Scott
      • Micro Man & Lince Dorado defeated Delirious and Mini Abismo Negro
      • Street Fight: NZO defeated Mance Warner
      • Davey Boy Smith Jr. & The Billington Bulldogs defeated Bomaye Fight Club
      • Sam Adonis defeated “Johnny Trash”
      • Last Man Standing match: Alexander Hammerstone defeated EJ Nduka
      • Calvin Tankman defeated Willie Mack
      • MLW Featherweight Championship: Taya Valkyrie defeated Trish Adora to retain the title
      • Lance Anoai & Juicy Finau defeated Little Guido & Raz Jaz
      • MLW Middleweight Championship: Lince Dorado defeated Shun Skywalker to win the title
      • Mance Warner defeated NZO
      • Dr. Dax defeated Vinnie Pacifico

MLW War Chamber spoilers: New champions crowned, debuts

MLW held their final event of 2021 Saturday at Philadelphia’s 2300 Arena with War Chamber, headlined by a five-on-five War Games-style cage match between a team captained by MLW World Champion Alexander Hammerstone against CONTRA Unit and former champion Jacob Fatu.

Here are the spoilers from the show which will play out on Fusion: Alpha, and possibly Vice TV, over the next few months.

  • Alex Kane won a ladder match to become the new National Openweight Champion, defeating Alex Shelley, Zenshi, Myron Reed and the returning ACH who was a surprise entrant.
  • Gnarls Garvin defeated Budd Heavy in the former’s promotional debut.
  • nZO defeated Matt Cross in the former’s promotional debut. KC Navarro confronted nZO after the match.
  • TJP defeated Calvin Tankman in the remaining Opera Cup semifinal. Alex Kane and King Mo interfered, continuing a storyline that has been featured on Fusion: Alpha as of late.
  • 5150 defeated MLW Tag Team Champions Los Parks in a street fight to win the titles
  • KC Navarro defeated Warhorse
  • The Sea Stars defeated The Top Dogs
  • Davey Richards defeated TJP to win the 2021 Opera Cup
  • LA Park defeated Homicide
  • Holidead pinned Willow Nightingale
  • Arez defeated Aramis in a “winner gets a briefcase full of cash” match
  • In the War Chamber match, World Champion Alexander Hammerstone, EJ Nduka, Richard Holliday, Savio Vega and Matanza Duran (aka Jeff Cobb) defeated CONTRA Unit (Jacob Fatu, Mads Krugger, Josef Samael, Ikuro Kwon, Sentai Death Squad member). Fatu and CONTRA split up after the match.

MLW returns on March 31st with a TV taping in Dallas, Texas.

MLW TV taping spoilers: Opera Cup winner crowned

Results: PWInsider

MLW returned to the Melrose Ballroom in Queens, New York on Thursday night for their Opera Cup television tapings. The show featured a one-night, eight-man tournament to crown the Opera Cup winner.

– Brian Pillman Jr. defeated TJP in an Opera Cup tournament first-round match

– Davey Boy Smith Jr. defeated Low Ki in an Opera Cup tournament first-round match

Smith Jr. was originally supposed to face Shinjiro Otani, but Low Ki was announced as his new opponent after Otani withdrew from the tournament.

– Timothy Thatcher defeated Richard Holliday in an Opera Cup tournament first-round match

– Alexander Hammerstone defeated MJF in an Opera Cup tournament first-round match

Two members of The Dynasty faced off here.

– Tom Lawlor defeated “Rip Von Erich” in an exhibition match

It was advertised that Lawlor would be facing a Von Erich family member. He cut a promo on Ross and Marshall Von Erich before the match and claimed Rip Von Erich was “the son of Lance Von Erich.” Lawlor defeated him with the Iron Claw.

Lawlor got back on the microphone after until being confronted by Ross and Marshall. Kenn Doane and Mike Mondo of The Spirit Squad attacked the Von Erichs.

– MLW Middleweight Champion Myron Reed defeated El Lindaman

– An Injustice promo aired. They then appeared, complained about MLW, and refused to leave the ring. King Mo then entered, followed by the returning ACH.

– King Mo & ACH defeated Injustice (Kotto Brazil & Jordan Oliver)

– Brian Pillman Jr. defeated Timothy Thatcher in an Opera Cup tournament semifinal match

– Davey Boy Smith Jr. defeated Alexander Hammerstone in an Opera Cup tournament semifinal match

Smith Jr. advanced to face his Hart Foundation stablemate Pillman Jr. in the finals.

– There was a segment where Konnan, Salina de la Renta, and The Dynasty all tried to recruit Gino “El Intocable” Medina. Medina chose Konnan at first, but he then attacked Konnan and joined The Dynasty.

– MLW Tag Team Champions Ross & Marshall Von Erich defeated Kenn Doane & Mike Mondo

– Jimmy Havoc defeated Mance Warner in a Prince of Darkness match

Havoc won after Priscilla Kelly got involved.

– Gino “El Intocable” Medina defeated Savio Vega in a New York street fight

The Dynasty caused a distraction for the finish.

– CONTRA Unit (MLW World Heavyweight Champion Jacob Fatu, Ikuro Kwon & Simon Gotch) defeated Strong Hearts (CIMA, El Lindaman & Shigehiro Irie)

– Davey Boy Smith Jr. defeated Brian Pillman Jr. to win the Opera Cup tournament