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WCPW Loaded Episode 16

WCPW Loaded Episode 16 started off with Will Ospreay explains why he joined the Pacitti Club while also having Bea Priestly joining the Club too after which Martin Kirby attacked the Club before being beat down by them. The show also had the semifinal matches in the Adam Pacitti Tag Title Tournament with Moss and Slater vs. Prospect and The Coffeys vs. The Strongstyle Collective and Drake vs. Rampage. The main event was Conners vs. Kidd, with Conners winning, and after the match Drew Galloway returned and announced his insertion in the steel cage WCPW World Championship match making it a triple threat match.

## Matches

 **2** | The Coffeys (Joe Coffey & Mark Coffey) defThe Strong Style Collective (Travis Banks & Pete Dunne) | 08:28
 **3** | Rampage def Drake (with James R. Kennedy) | 03:28
 **4** | Joseph Conners def Gabriel Kidd | 09:08

* Part 1
* Part 2
* Part 3
* Part 4

* Built To Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* True Legacy
* Delete WCPW
 Weekly Shows
* Loaded #1
* Loaded #2
* Loaded #3
* Loaded #4
* Loaded #5
* Loaded #6
* Loaded #7
* Loaded #8
* Loaded #9
* Loaded #10
* Loaded #11
* Loaded #12
* Loaded #13
* Loaded #14
* Loaded #15
* **Loaded #16**
* Loaded #17
* Loaded #18
The Congregation

The Congregation unveil Prince Ameen as their newest member.

## *\*including WCPW*

**The Congregation** were a stable formed by Pastor William Eaver following his arrival in Defiant Wrestling. The stable acted as a form of religeous cult with members being recruited by Eaver through apparent brainwashing.

## Defiant Wrestling history

WCPW began airing promos in the Autumn of 2017 promoting the arrival of Pastor William Eaver and he finally appeared at Refuse to Lose following a match between Liam Slater and Johnny Moss where it appeared that Eaver had some sort of hold over Slater. Moose appeared to support his former tag partner Slater and challenged Eaver to a match. The Congregation were officially formed at We Are Defiant following a bout between Eaver and Gabriel Kidd. Eaver had performed an in ring sermon and noted that his scheduled opponent Moose was unable to wrestle due to being in Japan. Prince Ameen came out and suggested Kidd as an alternative opponent. Eaver accepted with the stipulation that if he won then guest referee Liam Slater would be forced to join his Congregation, while if Kidd won then Slater would join Kidd and Ameen. Kidd pinned Eaver only for Slater to refuse to make the count allowing Eaver to reverse, at which point Slater made a quick count, cementing his association with Eaver.

At Defiant #1 Eaver and Slater took on Ameen and Kidd in a tag match only for Jurn Simmons to appear in the ring and attack Ameen and Kid, allowing Eaver and Slater to pick up the win. Simmons then carried Ameen to the back to join the group.

The following weeks Gabriel Kidd searched for his friend Prince Ameen with the Congregation refusing to revela his whereabouts. At Defiant #4 Kidd took on Slater in a singles bout only for Eaver to interfere by throwing Ameen's carpet into the ring. Ameen finally reappeared at Defiant #5 where he interfered in a match between Simmons and Luke Menzies, confirming his position with the Congregation. Kidd subsequently confronted Ameen outside the venue but Ameen brushed him aside and suggested that Kidd join their group.

At Defiant #9 Eaver and Simmons challenged Gabriel Kidd to a tag match with the brainwashed Ameen as kidds partner, with the stipulation that if Kidd and Ameen lose then Kidd must join their group. Eaver attempted to get Ameen to throw the bout but Ameen eventually snapped out of his trance and attacked Eaver, picking up the win.

Kidd then took on Simmons at Chain Reaction, but Eaver failed to appear and Kidd picked up the win following interference from Prince Ameen.

## Appearances

* 7 Appearances of The Congregation as a stable
MJF

## *\*including WCPW*

**MJF *(Maxwell Jacob Friedman)*** is an American professional wrestler who is currently signed to All Elite Wrestling, but appears for various other promotions worldwide. MJF made his Defiant Wrestling debut in March 2019, But In 2023, He Voiced Killer Croc In The Justice League X RWBY Heroes And Huntsmen Part 2
Loaded

Logo for ***Loaded***

**Loaded** was a weekly wrestling show produced by Defiant Wrestling which is pre-recorded and builds towards a special event. After the promotion rebrand the show was temporarily replaced by new, short-lived weekly show called Defiant. After a lengthy period though most of 2018 without any weekly shows, Loaded returned in December 2018.
Joe Hendry

## *\*including WCPW*

**Joe Hendry** is a Scottish professional wrestler who made his debut for WCPW on their debut show. He is a one time holder of the Defiant Championship, is the last Internat Champion and, away from Defiant, Hendry represented Scotland in freestyle wrestling at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

## History in WCPW

His first WCPW programme involved him battling Big Damo for the right to be managed by Jack King, as well as a title shot to be the inaugural holder of the WCPW World Championship. Joe Hendry lost to Big Damo. The feud started pre-WCPW Loaded Episode 1.

In WCPW Loaded Episode 2, there is footage shown of **Joe Hendry** and Joseph Conners forming a tag team.

## Appearances

* 82 Appearances of Joe Hendry as a wrestler
* 3 Appearances of Joe Hendry as a commentator

### Matches

1. ↑ Jack The Jobber was the special guest enforcer.
2. ↑ 1. The match consists of 6 rounds that end either after 5 minutes or a fall occurs
2. The winner is the first to have two falls or knocking out your opponent.
3. ↑ This was Scurll's Magnificent Seven cash in.

## In Wrestling

* **Finishing Moves**
	+ *Christmas Gift/Trip Aruond the Globe* (Inverted Front Powerslam)
	+ *Freak of Nature* (Fallaway Slam, sometimes from the second rope)
	+ *Hendry Lock* (Ankle Lock) - Adopted from Kurt Angle
	+ *Hendry Slam* (Olympic Slam) - Adopted from Kurt Angle

* **Signature Moves**
	+ Arm Wrench DDT
	+ European Uppercut

* **Nicknames**
	+ "The Local Hero"
	+ **"The Prestigious One"**

* **Tag Teams**
	+ Joseph Conners
	+ *The Prestige* (with Joe Coffey, Travis Banks, BT Gunn & El Ligero)

## Championships and accomplishments

* WCPW World Championship (one time)
* Defiant Internet Championship (one time, last)
* The Kurt Angle Invitational Rumble (winner)

* Big Damo
* Joseph Conners
* Drew Galloway
* Martin Kirby
* **Joe Hendry**
* Marty Scurll
* Austin Aries
* Rampage
* Rory Coyle
* David Starr

* El Ligero
* Cody Rhodes
* Gabriel Kidd
* Zack Sabre Jr.
* Travis Banks
* WALTER
* Martin Kirby
* **Joe Hendry**
Refuse to Lose (2016)

Logo for ***Refuse to Lose*** in 2016

**Refuse to Lose (2016)** was the first iPPV produced by WCPW, taking place on October 6th, 2016. Special guests, including Jim Cornette and Jim Ross, have been announced for the event and Bret "The Hitman" Hart will be making an appearance.

## Background

The iPPV show tickets sold out before the 12th September 2016, with only the Meet and Greet upgrades still available. For online viewers, the show will stream live through the Fite.tv app.

Commentators have been announced as Jim Ross, Jim Cornette, and Alex Shane.

## Matches

Kurt Angle will be facing the winner of the Kurt Angle Invitational Elimination Rumble, Joe Hendry. Elsewhere on the card Jay Lethal and El Ligero will compete to be the inaugural WCPW Internet champion after Jay Lethal lost the ROH World Title to Adam Cole. On September 16 Jay Lethal was pulled from the match due to contract complications and Alberto El Patron was announced as a replacement. Also Cody Rhodes will face British wrestling legend Doug Williams. The match order has not been announced.

1. ↑ The piledriver ban was lifted.
2. ↑ Since Adam Blampied lost, he was fired.

## Videos

* Part 1
* Part 2

* Built To Destroy
* Stacked
* **Refuse to Lose**
* True Legacy
* Delete WCPW
 Weekly Shows
* Loaded #1
* Loaded #2
* Loaded #3
* Loaded #4
* Loaded #5
* Loaded #6
* Loaded #7
* Loaded #8
* Loaded #9
* Loaded #10
* Loaded #11
* Loaded #12
* Loaded #13
* Loaded #14
* Loaded #15
* Loaded #16
* Loaded #17
* Loaded #18
Manual of Style/Wrestler

The **manual of style (MOS) for wrestlers** within the Defiant Wrestling Wiki is laid out below. This outlines the ideal contents for a page covering an individual appearing as a wrestler within Defiant Wrestling. The aim is to identify standardised formatting for such pages and bring consistency. Individual pages should aspire to the ideal but some may not include all sections as there may be limited information for certain individuals or pages are under development.

Chamges to the MOS should be developed by gaining consensus amongst the community of editors.

## Basic Principles

### Infobox

Wrestler articles should use the `{{Infobox Wrestler}}` infobox to house standard personal information on the wrestler. This will format all of the information into a standardised format and layout.

#### Name

Field identifying the name that the individual is generally known as in Defiant Wrestling.

#### Image

Field to hold an image of the individual covered in the article. Ideally the image should be a portrait shot of the wrestler.

#### Birth\_name

Include the wrestler's full real name if known.

#### Names

Include any other names that the wrestler has appeared under. Separate names using `<br />` HTML markup.

#### Birth\_date

Include the wrestlers date of birth and age if known. Use the `{{Birth date and age}}` template to complete the correct formatting. Ensure that the data uses standard British formtting by including the `df=y` parameter.

#### Height

Identifies the announced hight of the wrestler. Use imperial measurements (feet and inches). The data should be formatted using the `{{height}}` template to include the standard formatting.

#### Weight

Include the announced weight for the wrestler using imperial measurements (lbs). Use the `{{convert}}` template to standardise the formatting.

## *\*including WCPW*

**Fred the Wrestler** is an English professional wrestler who debuted for Defiant Wrestling in February 2019. Fred wrestles for a number of promotions across Europe and appears as part of the tag team Fred and Company and is a one time Defiant Internet Championship.

## Appearances

* Appearances of Manual of Style/Wrestler as a wrestler

## In Wrestling

* **Signature Moves**
	+ Arm Wrench DDT
	+ European Uppercut

* **Nicknames**
	+ *The Wrestler*

* **Tag Teams**
	+ Fred and Company (with Stan the Wrestler)

## Championships and accomplishments

* Defiant Internet Championship (one time)

## External links

* Defiant profile
* Profile on Cagematch
* Facebook
* Etc
WCPW Loaded Episode 29

## Matches

 **2** | Drake def Angélico | 08:38
 **3** | Alex Gracie & Bad Bones def Gabriel Kidd & Martin Kirby | 07:55
 **4** | Will Ospreay v El Ligero | NC

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* True Destiny
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* State of Emergency
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* #WeAreDefiant
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* Round of Sixteen
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* **Loaded #29**
* Loaded #30
* Loaded #31
* Loaded #32
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
Road to No Regrets (2018)

Logo for ***Road to No Regrets***

**Road to No Regrets** is a show that serves as a prelude to the No Regrets PPV.

## Matches

1. ↑ A no rope breaks rule was applied.

* Chain Reaction
* Lights Out
* **Road to No Regrets**
* No Regrets
* Road to Destruction
* Built to Destroy
* Ringmaster Tournament (Night One • Night Two)
* Stacked
* Fight or Flight
* Refuse to Lose
 Weekly Shows
* Defiant #10
* Defiant #11
* Defiant #12
* Defiant Loaded #1
* Defiant Loaded #2
* Defiant Loaded #3
* Defiant Loaded #4
Trent Seven

## *\*including WCPW*

**Ben Webb** (August 1, 1981) is a British Professional Wrestler, currently working for various independent promotions in Europe and in the United States under the ring name **Trent Seven**

## History in WCPW

Trent made his WCPW debut on WCPW Loaded Episode 11, alongside his tag team partner, Tyler Bate as Moustache Mountain, in a triple threat tag team match, in a losing effort to Los Perspectiva, the match also involved Johnny Moss and Liam Slater.

On WCPW Loaded Episode 13, Seven competed in singles action, losing to Johnny Moss.

At True Legacy, Moustache Mountain competed in the Adam Pacitti Tag Title Tournament, to crown the first WCPW Tag Team Champions but lost in the first round to Moss and Slater.

On WCPW Loaded Episode 15, Moustache Mountain lost a tag team match to The Swords of Essex.

At Delete WCPW, Moustache Mountain teamed with WCPW Women's Champion, Nixon Newell to face The Swords of Essex and Bea Priestley in a losing effort.

On WCPW Loaded Episode 18, Moustache Mountain defeated The Coffeys and Prospect in a triple threat elimination tag team match.

On January 3, 2017, it was announced that Trent Seven, along with Tyler Bate, Pete Dunne and Joseph Conners were leaving WCPW due to their participation in the WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament, which would be won by Tyler Bate.

## Appearances

* 6 Appearances of Trent Seven as a wrestler

## In Wrestling

* **Finishing Moves**
	+ *Seven Stars Lariat* (Wrist Lock transitioned into a short armed lariat)
	+ *Seventh Heaven* (Spinning Piledriver)

* **Signature Moves**
	+ Lariat
	+ Overhead Chop
	+ Piledriver
	+ Spinning Backfist
	+ Vertical Suplex

* **Nicknames**
	+ "The Don"

* **Entrance Themes**
	+ "Trenthammer"

## Championships & Accomplishments

* **Attack! Pro Wrestling**
	+ Attack! 24:7 Championship

* **Chikara**
	+ Chikara Campeonatos de Parejas (1 time) - with Tyler Bate

* **Fight Club: Pro**
	+ FCP Championship (1 time)
	+ Infinity Trophy (2013)

* **Insane Championship Wrestling**
	+ ICW World Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

* **Progress Wrestling**
	+ Progress Tag Team Championship (2 times) - With Pete Dunne (1) and Tyler Bate (1)
Refuse to Lose (2017)

**Refuse to Lose (2017)** was a special show produced by WCPW. The show featured The Young Bucks, War Machine, Will Ospreay. It was the final iPPV under the WCPW banner before the company relaunches itself as Defiant Wrestling.

## Matches

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* True Destiny
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* State of Emergency
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* **Refuse to Lose**
* #WeAreDefiant
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* Round of Sixteen
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* Loaded #29
* Loaded #30
* Loaded #31
* Loaded #32
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
War Machine

## *\*including WCPW*

**War Machine** are an American professional wrestling tag team who currently appear for the WWE NXT brand. They have previously worked across a range of other promotions including Ring of Honor, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Noah and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. War Machine appeared for WCPW in 2017 during which time they held the WCPW Tag Team Championship.

## Appearances

* 9 Appearances of War Machine as a stable

## Championships and Accomplishments

* Johnny Moss & Liam Slater
* The Swords of Essex (Will Ospreay & Scott Wainwright)
* **War Machine** (Hanson & Ray Rowe)
* Primate & Jimmy Havoc
* Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis)
* Jimmy Havoc & Mark Haskins
* The South Coast Connection (Ashley Dunn & Kelly Sixx)
* Tuck Shop (Visage & Benji)
State of Emergency

**State of Emergency** is the fourth iPPV show produced by WCPW. The show featured Drew Galloway, Joey Ryan, Matt Striker, Ricochet, Bobby Fish, Michael Elgin, and other wrestlers as well. The event was on April 1, 2017 and took place in Orlando, Florida, United States.

## Matches

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* True Destiny
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* **State of Emergency**
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* #WeAreDefiant
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* Round of Sixteen
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* Loaded #29
* Loaded #30
* Loaded #31
* Loaded #32
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
Sam Driver

Sam "The Shredder" Driver was a video editor at WhatCulture, former WhatCulture Heavyweight Champion, and was a member of Pacitti Club. Once affiliated with Begeneration-X, Shredditor betrayed Adam Blampied by choke-slamming him in Dallas the day after WrestleMania 32 during WhatcultureMania. He is a two-time champion and the second ever holder of the WCMITB briefcase, and the first person to hold both these belts at the same time.

## **Championships and accomplishments**

Whatculture World Heavyweight Championship (2 times)

Whatculture Money In The Bank (2016)
True Destiny

Logo for ***True Destiny***

**True Destiny** was an iPPV special show produced by WCPW. The show featured Kurt Angle, Alberto El Patrón, Will Ospreay, Ricochet, Zack Sabre, Jr., Drago, Drew Galloway, Doug Williams and other wrestlers as well. Tessa Blanchard and Pentagon, Jr. was also scheduled to appear, but had to pull out due to an "unscheduled commitments" and their opponents Bea Priestley and Drago respectively faced different competitors. The iPPV was announced on December 8, 2016 and took place on February 12, 2017.

## Matches

1. ↑ Pentagon Jr. was orginally supposed to face Drago, but could not make it due to an "unscheduled commitment."
2. ↑ Tessa Blanchard was orginally supposed to face Priestley, but could not make it due to an "unscheduled commitment".
3. ↑ Martin Kirby was the special guest referee.

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* **True Destiny**
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* State of Emergency
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* #WeAreDefiant
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* Round of Sixteen
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* Loaded #29
* Loaded #30
* Loaded #31
* Loaded #32
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
Prince Ameen

## *\*including WCPW*

**Prince Ameen** is an English professional wrestler who debuted for WCPW on the very first episode of WCPW Loaded in 2016. Although born in England, Ameen was billed as a prince from Gujarat, India.

## History in WCPW

**Prince Ameen** had his first match in WCPW Loaded Episode 1 where he faced off against Joe Coffey, which **Prince Ameen** walked away from resulting in a count out.

Prince Ameen begins his search for a servant, starting with Stevie Aaron.

From WCPW Loaded Episode 2, **Prince Ameen** began a programme with Gabriel Kidd after **Ameen** asked Kidd to be his servant. This lead to a match a Built To Destroy, where Gabriel Kidd became his servant.

## Appearances

* 38 Appearances of Prince Ameen as a wrestler
* 6 Appearances of Prince Ameen as a Manager
* 29 Appearances of Prince Ameen as a General Manager
* 1 Appearances of Prince Ameen as a referee

## In Wrestling

* **Finishing Moves**
	+ *Magic Carpet Ride* (Diving Splash)
	+ *Pedigree* (Double Underhook Facebuster) - Adopted from Triple H
* **Signature Moves**
	+ Spear
	+ Spinebuster

* **Nicknames**
	+ "The Crazy Horse"
	+ "The Indian Dream"
	+ "The Money Makin'"
	+ "The Richest Man in Professional Wrestling"

* **Tag Teams**
	+ Gabriel Kidd

* Adam Pacitti
* Martin Kirby
* Adam Blampied
* Stu Bennett
* Primate
* **General Ameen** ***(current)***
WCPW Loaded Episode 32

**WCPW Loaded Episode 32** was the penultimate episode of WCPW Loaded.

 **2** | Jimmy Havoc & Primate defWar Machine (Hanson & Ray Rowe) (c)
 **3** | Little Miss Roxxy def Ava Storie | 09:08
 **4** | Mike Bailey & Veda Scott defDavid Starr & Kay Lee Ray | 17:54
 **5** | Marty Scurll (c) def Travis Banks | 12:30

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* True Destiny
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* State of Emergency
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* #WeAreDefiant
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* Round of Sixteen
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* Loaded #29
* Loaded #30
* Loaded #31
* **Loaded #32**
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
List of Wrestling Promotions

There are a large number of wrestling promotions in the UK and around the world and many of the Defiant Wrestling roster wrestle for a number of promotions at any one time. Some **promotions have more direct connections to Defiant Wrestling**, having staged cross-over events and shared talent and are listed below.

## Promotions

### International Pro Wrestling

**International Pro Wrestling** (known as IPW:UK) is a British wrestling promotion that primarily runs shows in the south of England. When Austin Aries won the Defiant Championship while contracted to IPW, the promotion used this to stage an invasion of Defiant Wrestling over the winter of 2017/18.

### Pro Wrestling Noah

**Pro Wrestling Noah** is a Japanese wrestling promotion. At Refuse to Lose (2016) the company staged an exhibition bout under PWNoah rules between Minoru Suzuki and Joe Coffey.

### Ring of Honor

**Ring of Honor** (known as ROH) is an American major wrestling promotion that runs shows across North America. WCPW Loaded #2 featured a match between Jay Lethal (represnting ROH) and El Ligero (representing WCPW) whereby if Ligero won he would get an match for the ROH World Title. The match ended in a no contest but Lethal insisted he would give Ligero a championship match in the future. Lethal then defended the ROH title on Built To Destroy (2016) against Noam Dar.

### Scottish Wrestling Alliance

**Scottish Wrestling Alliance** is a Scottish promotion running shows across their home country. In 2017 SWA co-hosted the Pro Wrestling World Cup '17 Scottish Qualifying Leg alongside WCPW.

### VCW

**VCW** ***(Vanguard Championship Wrestling)*** is a Canadian independant wrestling promotion who run shows in North America. The VCW Openweight Championship was contested as the opening match during the Canadian Qualifier of the Pro Wrestling World Cup '17.
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* Road to No Regrets (2018) → Road to No Regrets
**Reason:** It was never referred to with the year on screen and there hasn't been another one this year so the year is not required. Should they do another version of this show in the future then we can revert it back but at the moment it looks like a one shot. Blades1889 (talk) 07:50, May 31, 2019 (UTC)
* Prince Ameen → General Ameen
**Reason:** Since taking over as Defiant General Manager, he has been going by the name General Ameen. Jxm640 (talk) 22:08, May 26, 2019 (UTC)

* ***Unsure***: I was thinking the same but the Defiant site still refers to hims as Prince and they use that name on his entrance music. Maybe a redirect for General for now? Blades1889 (talk) 09:13, May 27, 2019 (UTC)

* ***Agreed***: I am happy with a redirect Jxm640 (talk) 10:42, May 27, 2019 (UTC)

* Defiant Championship → Defiant World Championship
**Reason:** General name used by Defiant and on the website. The name looks to have been misrepresented when the page was set up. Blades1889 (talk) 08:58, April 19, 2019 (UTC)
* ~~Little Miss Roxxy~~ → Roxxy
**Reason:** The Defiant site profile lists her as Roxxy and she seems to have dropped the Little Miss bit some time in mid 2018. Blades1889 (talk) 09:40, April 6, 2019 (UTC)

→ Moving as per no objections. Will tidy up redirects and links over the weekend. Blades1889 (talk) 07:50, June 7, 2019 (UTC)
* ~~Micky Mann~~ → Micky The Dragon
**Reason:** Referred to as such for the last couple of Loaded appearances including having a new entrance video using that name. Defiant website still refers to his as Micky Mann though. Blades1889 (talk) 09:40, April 6, 2019 (UTC)
→ Updated on the Defiant site now so moving as uncontroversial. Blades1889 (talk) 11:52, April 10, 2019 (UTC)
Ringmaster Tournament/Night Two

## Matches

* Chain Reaction
* Lights Out
* Road to No Regrets
* No Regrets
* Road to Destruction
* Built to Destroy
* Ringmaster Tournament (Night One • **Night Two**)
* Stacked
* Fight or Flight
* Refuse to Lose
 Weekly Shows
* Defiant #10
* Defiant #11
* Defiant #12
* Defiant Loaded #1
* Defiant Loaded #2
* Defiant Loaded #3
* Defiant Loaded #4
WCPW Loaded Episode 30

## Matches

 **2** | Die Jungen Löwen (Lucky Kid & Tarkan Aslan) def Johnny Moss & Liam Slater | 13:01
 **3** | The South Coast Connection (Ashley Dunn & Kelly Sixx) defThe Prestige (El Ligero & Joe Hendry) | 06:04
 **4** | Zack Sabre Jr. def Gabriel Kidd (c) by submission

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* True Destiny
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* State of Emergency
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* #WeAreDefiant
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* Round of Sixteen
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* Loaded #29
* **Loaded #30**
* Loaded #31
* Loaded #32
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
WeAreDefiant

Logo for #WeAreDefiant

**#WeAreDefiant** was a special show produced by Defiant Wrestling. It was the first iPPV under the new Defiant brand.

## Matches

1. ↑ Bailey wins the best of three series 2–0.
2. ↑ Liam Slater was the special guest referee. Kidd replaced Moose.

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* True Destiny
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* State of Emergency
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* **#WeAreDefiant**
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* Round of Sixteen
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* Loaded #29
* Loaded #30
* Loaded #31
* Loaded #32
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
Tiger Mask IV

## *\*including WCPW*

**Tiger Mask IV** is a Japanese professional wrestler named after the mask he wears during matches. Best known for his work in New Japan Pro Wrestling, Tiger Mask is the fourth person to take on the persona in wrestling. Mask made one appearance for WCPW in 2017.

## Appearances

* 1 Appearances of Tiger Mask IV as a wrestler
List of Wrestlers (15 or more Matches)

Over 200 wrestlers have appeared for Defiant Wrestling (and it's predecessor WCPW). Those who have **performed in the most matches on Defiant and WCPW programming** are listed below.

## Notes

Matches are only included if the wrestler is a scheduled participant. Run ins, interferance or ringside attendance does not count as participation in the match. Matches include singles, tag-team and multi-person matches including gantlets and rumbles.
Pro Wrestling World Cup '17/Round of Sixteen

Pro Wrestling World Cup logo

**Pro Wrestling World Cup** was a tournament held by WCPW in 2017. After a number of national qualifying rounds the **Round of Sixteen** was the first stage of the finals when each of the qualifiers faced off.

## Brackets

### Individual Brackets

#### Preliminary Brackets

##### Round of Sixteen Leg

This bracket features the 16 finalists from the preliminary tournaments who are all competing for the WCPW Pro Wrestling World Cup '17.

## Matches

* KirbyMania
* Lights Out
* True Destiny
* Exit Wounds
* Chain Reaction
* Bulletproof Championship Showdown
* State of Emergency
* No Regrets
* HendryMania
* Fight Back
* Built to Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* #WeAreDefiant
 Pro Wrestling World Cup
* English Qualifier
* Scottish Qualifier
* Mexican Qualifier
* Canadian Qualifier
* German Qualifier
* Japanese Qualifier
* USA Qualifier
* Rest of the World Qualifier
* **Round of Sixteen**
* Quarter Finals
* Finals
 Loaded
* Loaded #19
* Loaded #20
* Loaded #21
* Loaded True Destiny Special
* Loaded #22
* Loaded #23
* Loaded #24
* Loaded #25
* Loaded #26
* Loaded #27
* Loaded #28
* Loaded #29
* Loaded #30
* Loaded #31
* Loaded #32
* Loaded #33
 Defiant
* Defiant #1
* Defiant #2
* Defiant #3
* Defiant #4
* Defiant #5
* Defiant #6
* Defiant #7
* Defiant #8
* Defiant #9
Stu Bennett

**Stu Bennett** is a former wrestler and former General Manager of Defiant Wrestling. Bennett is best known for his time in WWE where he wrestled under the name of **Wade Barrett**.

## Appearances

* 1 Appearances of Stu Bennett as a General Manager
* 3 Appearances of Stu Bennett as a commentator

* Adam Pacitti
* Martin Kirby
* Adam Blampied
* **Stu Bennett**
* Primate
* General Ameen ***(current)***
Suzie Kennedy

Suzie "Glasgow Killer" Kennedy was a member of Whatculture and formerly part of Pacitti Club and B-Generation X. she currently has no alliance. She competed several times over 2016 for the Whatculture Heavyweight championship but was unsuccessful every time. She was also host of a Q&A show called "The Suzaro Section", and she was the manager of the WCPW wrestler Primate. On October 6th in a tweet Suzie revealed that she was leaving Whatculture.

#### **Debut and BX Alliance**

Suzie debuted at the Fastlane reaction video after being advertised as the new member of Pacitti Club, joining Jack King and Sam Driver in their battle against Adam Blampied for the WhatCulture Heavyweight Championship. She came up short, but Sam did win the predictions, ending Blampied's reign. During the segment after the pay-per-view, Sam forfeited the title back to Adam, then Suzie low-blowed Jack with a knee. She and Sam then took off their Pacitti Club shirts and revealed that they were a part of Blampied's stable, BX.

#### **Hiatus**

Suzie took a break from the channel to focus on her degree and college. She was not there for WhatCultureMania, but she returned in her second video of the Suzaro Section.

#### **Championship Pursuits and Departure**

Suzie was only involved in one WhatCulture Heavyweight Championship video, which was the big 6-person video for Money in the Bank pay-per-view. She tied with champion Adam Pacitti, Sam Driver, and Simon Miller. To settle the tie, they competed in a four-way tournament for the vacant belt, but she lost to Pacitti in the semis. On October 6th, she sent out a tweet on Twitter and said that she's leaving WhatCulture. A few days later, she sent a video of her saying goodbye to both Adams, Sam, Simon, and especially Jack.

## **History in WCPW**

**Suzie Kennedy** debuted her wrestler, Primate on WCPW Loaded Episode 1

## **Appearances**

* 9 Appearances of Suzie Kennedy as a Manager

## **In Wrestling**

* **Wrestlers Under Management**
	+ Primate
The Young Bucks

## *\*including WCPW*

**The Young Bucks** are an American professional wrestling tag team comprising Matt and Nick Jackson. Matt and Nick are brothers and have wrestled in promotions across the world but are best known for their work in New Japan Pro Wrestling and Ring of Honor as part of Bullet Club. The pair appeared for WCPW in 2017.

## Appearances

* 4 Appearances of The Young Bucks as a stable
Gabriel Kidd

## *\*including WCPW*

**Gabriel Kidd** is an English professional wrestler who appears for Defiant Wrestling, where he is a former WCPW Internet Champion.

## History in WCPW

**Gabriel Kidd** appeared in the first ever match of WCPW Loaded, where he was eliminated by Joseph Conners.

From WCPW Loaded Episode 2, **Kidd** began a program with Prince Ameen after Ameen asked **Kidd** to be his servant. This led to a match at Built To Destroy, where Kidd became the servant of Prince Ameen.

During WCPW Loaded Episode 6, Gabriel Kidd got offered up as an opponent for Primate by Prince Ameen. Gabriel Kidd lost the match.

On April 29, 2017, Gabriel Kidd beat Joe Hendry and Cody Rhodes to become the WCPW Internet Champion

On September 23, 2017, Kidd lost the Internet Championship to Zack Sabre Jr.

On March 19, 2018 at the Lights Out PPV, Kidd turned heel by low blowing Prince Ameen.

## Appearances

* 77 Appearances of Gabriel Kidd as a wrestler

### Matches

1. ↑ The loser becomes the winner's personal servant.
2. ↑ Alberto El Patrón was orginally supposed to face Mundo, but could not make it due to travel issues.
3. ↑ Liam Slater is special referee.
4. ↑ The winner enters the No Regrets Rumble at #30, the loser enters at #1.
5. ↑ Loser leaves Defiant Wrestling.

## In Wrestling

* **Finishing Moves**
	+ *Sick Kick* (Running Single Leg Dropkick)
	+ Emerald Flowsion

* **Signature Moves**
	+ Inside Cradle
	+ Moonsault

* **Tag Teams**
	+ Prince Ameen

## **Championships and accomplishments**

* **WhatCulture Pro Wrestling**
	+ WCPW Internet Championship (1 time)

* El Ligero
* Cody Rhodes
* **Gabriel Kidd**
* Zack Sabre Jr.
* Travis Banks
* WALTER
* Martin Kirby
* Joe Hendry
Simon Miller

## *\*including WCPW*

**Simon Miller** is an English professional wrestler, journalist and presenter who works WhatCulture. Miller has performed a number of roles in Defiant since its inception as WCPW including commentator, wrestler, manager and was the Assistant General Manager to Prince Ameen.

## Whatculture

Miller made his official WhatCulture YouTube debut on February 3, 2016 and since then has become the man responsible for 'Ups and Downs' - where he reviews WWE and AEW weekly television episodes and their PPVs and Impact PPVs - as well as the "Why" series. Here, Simon tackles current wrestling issues and presents insight from a logical booking and fan standpoint, as well as playing a devil's advocate type role in order to encourage debate. Miller has also come out with a new series called "how WWE should have booked" which is a reboot from an old series WhatCulture used to do.

## Wrestling Career

Miller recently began training to become a professional wrestler, citing his lifelong dream to work in the industry. In the first of his vlog episodes, Miller explained how his desire to become a wrestler fueled his motivation to get in shape. Miller currently trains at Al Snow's Wrestling Academy in London.

He made his pro wrestling debut in 2018 at the No Regrets 2018 as the 15th entrant in the No Regrets Rumble, where he eliminated Jack Sexsmith and Drake, before getting eliminated by the already eliminated Drake.

After No regrets, Miller would wrestle in his second match where he teamed with Prince Ameen to defeat Gabriel Kid and Drake, however Miller sustained a head injury (cut on back of head) which left him out of action for a short time which lead to him feuding with Drake who caused it.

Then at Built to destroy, Miller defeated Drake, thereby ending the feud.

Miller has now entered the Defiant Ringmasters tournament and will face Nathan Cruz.

## In Wrestling

* **Finishing Moves**
	+ *Ups & Downs* (Sitout Running Powerslam)

## Appearances

* 14 Appearances of Simon Miller as a wrestler
* 13 Appearances of Simon Miller as an assistant to the General Manager.
* 1 Appearances of Simon Miller as a Manager
* 5 Appearances of Simon Miller as a commentator
WCPW Loaded Episode 18

WCPW Loaded Episode 18 started off with a match that was supposed to take place at Delete WCPW, but was cancelled due to Patron having travel issues, Mundo vs. El Patrón. After that was a WCPW Women's Championship match with champion Nixon Newell defeating Pacitti Club's Bea Priestley only to be beaten down by Priestly, Scott Wainwright and Paul Robinson and Priestly stealing her title. The next match was a triple threat elimination tag team match between The Coffeys, Prospect and Moustache Mountain and following that match Broken Matt Hardy and Martin Kirby preparing for their main event match against Pacitti Club. The final match is the 2-on-3 handicap match with Kirby and Hardy vs. Pacitti Club and if Kirby/Hardy win, Kirby becomes the new GM of WCPW, but if Pacitti Club win, Kirby will be fired. During the end of the match, Pacitti made the match No Disqualifiaction, which Kirby would then win and after the match, superkick Pacitti.

## Matches

 **2** | Nixon Newell (c) defBea Priestley (with Paul Robinson & Scott Wainwright) | 02:20
 **3** | Moustache Mountain (Trent Seven and Tyler Bate) defProspect (Alex Gracie & Lucas Archer) & The Coffeys (Joe Coffey & Mark Coffey) | 09:44
 **4** | Broken Matt Hardy & Martin Kirby defPacitti Club (Bully Ray & The Swords of Essex (Paul Robinson & Scott Wainwright))(with Adam Pacitti & Bea Priestley) | 12:56

### Elimination Triple Threat tag team match

 2
 Winner(s):

1. ↑ Since Hardy/Kirby won, Martin Kirby became the new General Manager of WCPW.
If Pacitti Club won, Martin Kirby would have been fired.

* Part 1
* Part 2
* Part 3
* Part 4

* Built To Destroy
* Stacked
* Refuse to Lose
* True Legacy
* Delete WCPW
 Weekly Shows
* Loaded #1
* Loaded #2
* Loaded #3
* Loaded #4
* Loaded #5
* Loaded #6
* Loaded #7
* Loaded #8
* Loaded #9
* Loaded #10
* Loaded #11
* Loaded #12
* Loaded #13
* Loaded #14
* Loaded #15
* Loaded #16
* Loaded #17
* **Loaded #18**
Visage

## *\*including WCPW*

**Visage** is an English professional wrestler who made their debut for Defiant Wrestling at the end of 2018. After forming Tuck Shop in 2019, Visage is a former Defiant Tag Team champion alongside Benji.

### Matches

* Johnny Moss & Liam Slater
* The Swords of Essex (Will Ospreay & Scott Wainwright)
* War Machine (Hanson & Ray Rowe)
* Primate & Jimmy Havoc
* Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis)
* Jimmy Havoc & Mark Haskins
* The South Coast Connection (Ashley Dunn & Kelly Sixx)
* Tuck Shop (**Visage** & Benji)
Scott Wainwright

## *\*including WCPW*

**Scott Wainwright** is an English professional wrestler who appeared for WCPW between 2016 and 2017. With his partner Will Ospreay he was a one time WCPW Tag Team Champion as one half of The Swords of Essex.

## Appearances

* 15 Appearances of Scott Wainwright as a wrestler

## Championships and accomplishments

* WCPW Tag Team Championship (One time)
(As part of The Swords of Essex with Will Ospreay)

* Johnny Moss & Liam Slater
* The Swords of Essex (Will Ospreay & **Scott Wainwright**)
* War Machine (Hanson & Ray Rowe)
* Primate & Jimmy Havoc
* Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis)
* Jimmy Havoc & Mark Haskins
* The South Coast Connection (Ashley Dunn & Kelly Sixx)
* Tuck Shop (Visage & Benji)
List of 2016 Debuts

A list of all the performers who made their **onscreen debut for WCPW in 2016.**

## Tag Teams and Stables

The following regular teams, stables or groupings made their onscreen debut for WCPW in 2016.

## Other Onscreen Personalities

Non wrestling personalities listed by their onscreen debut. Where an individual undertakes multiple roles their debuts for each role are listed.
WCPW ReLoaded Episode 4

Season Two logo for ***WCPW ReLoaded***

**WCPW ReLoaded #4** was a British wrestling show which recap the events of WCPW Loaded Episode 17. The first highlights were that of Rampage vs. Primate in a No Holds Barred match in the second of five matches between the two. Next was Prospect confronting James R. Kennedy about not being at ringside for their matches anymore and after that was the first of two exclusive matches on ReLoaded between El Ligero and Drake. Next were highlights of Nixon Newell's and Bea Priestly's rivalry over the WCPW Women's Championship and later was the highlights from the WCPW World Championship triple threat match between champion Drew Galloway, Joseph Conners and Joe Hendry. Finally, was the second ReLoaded exclusive match between Drew Galloway and Matt Hardy for the WCPW World Championship at a British Championship Wrestling event. The final highlights were that of the rivalry between Martin Kirby and Adam Pacitti and final hype for the 3-on-2 handicap match.

## Exclusive matches

1. ↑ Drake went under the ring and put on a mask and the mask was later taken off by Ligero
2. ↑ Filmed during WCPW Loaded #17
Travis Banks

## *\*including WCPW*

Travis Bligh, known as **Travis Banks** is a New Zealand wrestler who has appeared for a number of wrestling promotions in the UK and is currently signed to WWE's NXT brand. Banks is a former Defiant Internet Champion.

## Appearances

* 41 Appearances of Travis Banks as a wrestler
* 1 Appearances of Travis Banks as a commentator

## **Championships and accomplishments**

* **Defiant Wrestling**
	+ Defiant Internet Championship (1 time)

* El Ligero
* Cody Rhodes
* Gabriel Kidd
* Zack Sabre Jr.
* **Travis Banks**
* WALTER
* Martin Kirby
* Joe Hendry
WhatCulture Heavyweight Championship

The **Undisputed WhatCulture Heavyweight Championship** is a championship created and promoted by WhatCulture Wrestling. The championship is mainly defended for WWE pay-per-views and the winner is whoever can predict the most matches correct and the one with the least correct taking a punishment. The last champion was Plumpy.

## History

Unveiled on October 22, 2015 in the second episode of Adam vs. Adam and was won in the first episode by Adam Pacitti in a Legends of Wrestling video game match defeating Adam Blampied. The title was then destroyed by Adam Blampied and Rampage on WCPW Loaded Episode 1. A new design for the title was then unveiled on the Money in the Bank 2016 Reaction video by Adam Blampied. After Jack King defeated Pacitti for the title, Pacitti left, keeping the title. After Pacitti was injured by being put through a table by Bully Ray on WCPW Loaded Episode 20, Jack brought back the original during the Royal Rumble 2017 Prediction video, repaired with duct tape and announced himself as champion due to winning it before. Pacitti then return with the current title during the Royal Rumble 2017 Reaction video and eventually winning back the original title becoming the undisputed champion.

## Design

The original title design was carved from the shipping box that came with Adam Pacitti's office chair. The design could be inspired by the now retired World Heavyweight Championship used by WCW and WWE, with WhatCulture's logo in the center, and the champion's name shown at the bottom. The current title design is modeled after the spinner WWE Championship used from 2005 to 2013 with the WhatCulture Wrestling logo in the middle.

## Rules

The date and days held are determine by either the PPV date or, if it is an WhatCulture exclusive video, the day the video was released. The reigns that ended the same day they were won are determined by how early in the video they won won it (i.e. at least 1 point more that everyone else for the rest of the video to the moment they lost it.) Also, on the WWE Survivor Series 2016 Reactions video it was determined that if the current champion ties with another person the champion retains.

## Appearances

* Appearances of WhatCulture Heavyweight Championship

## Combined Reigns

*Note: \* Designates the current champion*

 2
 3
 4
Why?

"Why?" is a web series produced by Whatculture Wrestling, hosted by Simon Miller. The show consists of a particular aspect or personality in the wrestling industry, and a statement about them, with Simon explaining his reasoning for said statement.

The show gained a lot of exposure when professional wrestler AJ Styles responded to Simon's video about him "Why AJ Styles is the most important man in WWE" on Twitter.
WTF Moments (WCPW)

## WTF Moments

*Caption card from a WTF episode.*

**WTF Moments** was a YouTube show broadcast by WCPW as extra content to support their weekly output of wrestling shows. Presented by King Ross, the show was a humerous rundown of the stand out moments of previous Specials or WCPW Loaded shows.

## History

WTF Moments debuted on the WCPW Youtube channel on 21 July 2016 and covered the events of WCPW Loaded Episode 4. Hosted by King Ross the show was an adaption of his popular WTF Moments series that ran on the main Whatculture Wrestling channel, where he covered events in the WWE.

The show initially ran concurrently with the WCPW Loaded episodes and Specials, with one episode covering each show, usually posted a couple of days after the main show aired. From March 2017, Loaded became more irregular due to ongoing issues with YouTube's advertising policy and WTF episodes were produced soley for the ongoing WCPW specials.

In August 2017 WTF resumed covering the weekly Loaded shows but was discontinued after only a further two episodes when Ross left Whatculture.
WCPW ReLoaded Episode 3

Season Two logo for ***WCPW ReLoaded***

**WCPW ReLoaded #3** was a British wrestling show which recap the events of Delete WCPW. The first highlights were from the finals of the APTTT with Moss and Slater vs. The Coffeys and the preshow match between The Strongstyle Collective and Prospect to determine the #1 contenders for the WCPW Tag Team Championship. The next highlights were that of Johnny Mundo vs. Gabriel Kidd. Next was the ReLoaded exclusive match between Doug Williams and El Drako. More highlights include Pacitti Club's dominance at Delete WCPW with The Swords of Essex and Bea Priestly defeating Mustache Mountain and Nixon Newell, new member Bully Ray defeating Broken Matt Hardy, and the two-out-of-three falls match with Will Ospreay defeating Martin Kirby. Jack King was then interviewed about being attacked by Hardy. Other highlights include the main event Triple Threat Steel Cage match and the new WCPW World Champion Drew Galloway's interview after the match. The final segment was the Title vs. Title match between WCPW Internet Champion El Ligero and GFW Nex\*Gen Champion Cody Rhodes in full.