Chaos Digital Media Championship Scramble
To be fair as you've read in the archives I don't like scrambles so naturally this didn't do alot for me.
Thomas Bailey won via pinfall
1/5
Nick Maus v. Hy-Zaya
This was a way to showcase two Michigan guys. I haven't seen too much of Hi-Zaya but if this is him now I wanna see more of his IWA-MS Stuff. This dude was good at flying around the ring. This match was decent and it woke me up a bit.
Hy-Zaya won via pinfall
2/5
Brutus Dylan v. Crash Jackson
This was a way to showcase two lesser-known big men. Both of these guys were great big men and I hope to see them on more shows. This match was enjoyable and hard-hitting so if you're into that check this out.
Brutus Dylan won via pinfall
2.5/5
Rory Sheill v. Alice Crowley
Rory Sheill is the cocky up-and-comer and Alice Crowley is the person to put Rory Sheill in her place. Rory Sheill's in ring stuff didn't stand out but she has something good as a heel. Alice Crowley was a good wrestler as usual. This match was okay but not too memorable.
Rory Sheill won via pinfall
2/5
Eric Dillinger v. B-Boy
This was a nice match with two guys from different generations with a similar moveset. I haven't seen Eric Dillinger wrestle but he did a great job here and I wouldn't mind seeing more of him in a non-Death Match compacity. B-Boy is as good as he was 20 years ago and can still go with anyone. This was a nice wrestling match.
Eric Dillinger won via pinfall
2.75/5
Schwartzy v. Satu Jinn in a Bullrope Match
This was supposed to be Schwartzy against Jeff King but Jeff King couldn't make it and Satu Jinn was his replacement. Satu was a great replacement and Scwartzy is always a good time to watch. I'm not a Bullrope Match guy but this was an exception to that rule. This was nice and violent and picked the show up.
Schwartzy won via submission
3.25/5
Bryer Wellington v. MM3
This was a last-minute addition to the show. I hadn't seen much of Breyer Wellington until this show but this dude swings a Tube hard. MM3 can do anything and tonight he brought out his Death Match shoes. For as short as this match was it was good. They kept it short and brutal.
MM3 won via pinfall
2.75/5
Randi West v. Matt Tremont
This was a match Randi had wanted for a while and she finally got it. Randi was a killer out there and brought it to Tremont, the only bad part was that the tubes didn't break in some spots. This match was violent and the end with the Rubbing Alcohol/Hot Sauce concoction in the kiddie pool was great.
Randi West won via submission
3.25/5
The Bruisers defended the Flophouse Tag Team Championship against GG Jacobs and Mickie Knuckles
We had a title match here. The Bruisers are great and I honestly don't see enough of them on shows. I could say the same about GG Jacobs and Mickie Knuckles showed here why she is a Midwest Death Match Legend. This match was an absolute brawl all over the grounds of the Maybee Veterans Motorcycle Club. This is very much what you would have seen at an ECW show in 1995 and it was awesome.
The Bruisers retained via pinfall
3/5
Remington Rhor v. Hoodfoot v. Lou Nixon v. Judge Joe Dred v. Tommy Vendetta for the Flophouse Championship in a King of the Mountain Match
The Rules of this match are you win by hanging the Flophouse Championship on a pole and if you get pinned you spend time in a penalty box enforced by Darren McCarthy at least I think these rules are confusing. This had a lot of action but the rules were way too much for me to keep track of.
Hoodfoot won the Flophouse Championship
2/5
Overall
I enjoyed this show. From the third match to the end were all bangers my favorite being the Randi/Tremont match. The main was way too convoluted but it was also different. Keep an eye out for Flophouse.
7/10
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