Wrestlers are a close knit bunch, especially in the modern era’s decidedly-less-cutthroat locker rooms.
So it’s not surprising to see an outpouring of support or joy when something major happens in someone’s career. But you can tell when someone is particularly loved and appreciated. It happened when Bayley got injured a couple weeks back, and we saw it with both Money in the Bank winners on Sunday night.
Big E will get a similar reaction when [praying hands emoji] he successfully cashes in his briefcase sometime over the next 12 months. But Nikki A.S.H. didn’t wait, using the contract to pin a weary Charlotte Flair at the close of
Quick Results
Becca pinned Delmi Exo in 7:59 ( ½)
Molly McCoy & Boomer Hatfield submitted Paris van Dale & Armani Kayos in 6:46 ( ½)
Skylar submitted Veda Scott in 8:10 ( ½)
Rebecca Scott pinned Kayla Sparks in 6:10 ( ¼)
Rickey Shane Page pinned Kennedi Copeland in 9:26 ( ¾)
Riley Shepard pinned Kaia McKenna in 9:23 ( ½)
Tina San Antonio pinned Willow Nightingale in 11:22 ( )
Trish Adora pinned Ashley D’Amboise in 8:57 ( ¾)
Megan Bayne pinned Davienne in 13:13 ( ¼)
We’re back at the White Eagle in Worcester… and apparently I need some motivation to write on my birthday. Here’s a show named after a Sum 41 song – going right back to my youth… Paul Crockett and Alyssa Marino are on the call.
LVAC Wrestling held a bonus event at the Mahoning Drive-In in Lehighton, PA for those attending the second annual Reel Rumble weekend featuring pro wrestling themed movies. They had a ring set up in front of the drive-in screen with fans invited to bring chairs or blankets to sit around ringside in a festival atmosphere.
They announced that due to an injury, A Very Good Professional Wrestler would be replaced by Tim Donst against Tony Deppen in the main event. First Friends, The Boar (formerly of Moldova) & Erica Leigh defeated The Lone Rangers, Jeff Cannonball and Mitch Vallen. An entertaining tag with some fun comedy,