SVN: H8 Five Six 2025

 

Hoodfoot v. Phil Insane

These two started with a bar fight. Hoodfoot went for a tope but Phil Insane got Hoodfoot with the chair on the way out of the ring. These two had a crazy brawl in the crowd. Hoodfoot got Phil Insane with a cutter off the stage onto the floor, and those floors don't have mats. These two gave each other headshots with chairs. Hoodfoot finished this by coming off of the middle rope with a chair. This was an awesome hoss fight to start the show.

Hoodfoot won via pinfall 

3.25/5

Drew Gulak v. Drake Younger 

This was a good, hard-hitting wrestling match from 2 men who can go. 

Drake Younger won via pinfall 

3/5

Killah Kash v. Ken Dixon 

This was a bit of a slow match for me that didn't click.

Killah Kash won via pinfall 

2/5

Lucky 13 v. Journey Fatu 

These two had a tube exchange. Lucky threw a Chair at Journey Fatu. Lucky 13 did a tornado DDT to Journey Fatu off of Joe Beisler. After some good wrestling, Lucky 13 gave Journey Fatu a double stomp onto a chair, but Journey kicked out and Gave Lucky 13 a Samoan drop, then a fucking moonsault. This was a great match and Journey Fatu continues to improve.

Journey Fatu won via pinfall 

3.5/5

Faces of Death (Masada and Shlak) v. Nick Gage and Bobby Beverly 

These guys started off brawling out in the crowd Nick Gage brained Shlak with a chair. Masada and Bobby Beverly had a great tube exchange. Masada threw Gage threw a barbed wire board. Masada threw Gage through barbed wire, and with a roll-up, Masada pinned Gage again. This was a crazy ass brawl with all Killers here. I also love where this Gage/Masada legend versus legend rivalry is going.

Faces of Death won via pinfall 

4/5

Overall

This show was short and to the point. It was an amazing show to spite the camera work, but the product was amazing.

8/10

RPWxSVN: White Line Fever 2025

 

Zach Thomas v. Drake Younger 

This was a nice hard, hard-hitting wrestling match to start the show. 

Drake Younger won via pinfall 

2/5

Hoodfoot defended the RPW Championship against Tommy Trainwreck 

Tommy Trainwreck started off bludgeoning Hoodfoot with a chair. Tommy Trainwreck then hit Hoodfoot with a gusset bat. These two had a tackbat exchange. This was a slow but nice and hard-hitting match to the point the slow part didn't matter.

Hoodfoot retained via pinfall 

2.75/5

Remington Rhor defended the Kamikaze Championship against Bobby Beverly 

These two started off throwing tubes at each other. Bobby Beverly threw Remington Rhor onto a box of tubes. Bobby Beverly suplexed Remington Rhor through a Razor Board. Remington Rhor gave Bobby Beverly a fireman's carry through a razor board. Bobby Beverly finished this off with a Brainbuster onto stood-up chairs. This was a very bloody and very chaotic match. This was some good stuff. 

Bobby Beverly won the Kamikaze Championship via pinfall 

2.75/5

Aeroboy v. Alex Colon 

These two had a tube exchange to start. Alex Colon did a tope to Aeroboy with a tube. After some good wrestling, Alex Colon gave Aeroboy a leg sweep onto a chair with a tube bundle on it. Aeroboy gave Colon a Swanton with a tube bundle lying on Colon. This was a great match and we definitely got the 3 peat and motivated Colon in this one. Goddamn was this good. 

Aeroboy won via pinfall 

4/5

Judge Joe Dred v. Eric Dillinger in a Chicago Strap Match.

These guys decided to do this old school and made the stipulation to where you have to touch all 4 corners to win. This was just a nice match that would have fit in well on an early '90s WCW PPV. The only thing that sucked was the finish, the final corner being alive didn't make sense. 

Eric Dillinger won 

2.5/5

Shlak defended the Rust Belt Championship against Journey Fatu 

Shlak hit a tope. Journey Fatu broke a bundle of tubes over Shlak. Journey Fatu used a gusset bat on Shlak. Shlak returned the favor with the gusset bat. Journey Fatu gave Shlak a bulldog from the Apron through two chairs on the floor. Journey Fatu threw Shlak through a glass door. Shlak finished it off with a driver. This was a very good, very ignorant,, and very violent match. 

Shlak retained via pinfall 

3.75/5

Masada v. Nick Gage 

This was legend versus legend.

Nick Gage got the pizza cutter spot in on Masada. Nick Gage smashed and gouged a light tube over Masada. Masada wore out Gage with light tubes. Masada got the skewer spot in. And Masada got the win. This was a really good match and both men looked like the past versions of themselves here.

Masada won via pinfall 

3.25/5

Overall

This was a great show from start to finish. There wasn't a bad thing on it and this was a good example of why both SVN and RPW are killing it right now.

7/10

DMDU: Feeling Alive 2025

 

Jackson Wilde v. Mike Kaos in a Semi-Final Match for the DMDU Junior Heavyweight Championship

This match was a regular match that just didn't hit me

Mike Kaos advanced via pinfall
1/5

John Stop Action v. Miss Fortune in a Semi-Final Match for the DMDU Junior Heavyweight Championship

I wasn't really into this either.

John Stop Action won via pinfall
0 5/5

Valido v. Pete Morgan in a Death Match

Pete Morgan used a knife on Valido. Pete Morgan poured hot sauce into Valido's cut. Valido poured lemon juice into Pete Morgan's cuts. These two had a skewer exchange. Valido finished this with an unidentified finisher. This was a cool match with a lot of creative spots.

Valido won via pinfall
2.75/5

Xavier Black v. Joel Bateman in a Last Drinks Death Match

Joel Bateman broke a tube over Xavier Black.  Xavier Black suplexed Joel Bateman onto a tube bundle on top of Mouse trap boards. Joel Bateman didn't Xavier Black on a VCR. Xavier Black used a staple gun on Joel Bateman. Joel Bateman stapled Xavier Black in the nuts. This was a great match. It was very violent with a lot of good wrestling. 

Xavier Black won via pinfall
4/5


Mike Kaos v. John Stop Action to determine the first-ever DMDU Junior Heavyweight Champion

This was a so-so match. That match wasn't long so I couldn't really see what these guys could do.

Mike Kaos won the Junior Heavyweight Championship via pinfall
1.75/5

Terry Shaw defended the All Extreme Championship against Jordan Samson

Jordan Samson started strong by throwing a chair at Terry Shaw and then breaking a tube over Shaw. Samson kept the assault going by slamming Shaw onto a tube bundle. Terry Shaw made a comeback with tubes on Jordan Samson. Jordan Samson used carpet strips on Terry Shaw. Jordan Samson suplexed Terry Shaw into a light tube fence. Both Shaw and Samson went through a tube and table bridge from the Apron, outside of the ring. Jordan Samson did a Coast to Coast to Terry Shaw with a keg in between them. Jordan Samson hit Terry Shaw with a tube bundle then carved Shaw with an electric knife. Terry Shaw finished off Jordan Samson with a splash through a tube bundle. This was a great match. And this proved why the Aussie scene is one of the most underrated in the country.

Terry Shaw retained via pinfall
4/5

Overall

The death match stuff on this show was great. However, I feel like if I give the Junior heavyweights time, I could be into it, but as of now, I'm not into it, and it brought the show down to me.

5/10

H2O: Control 2025

 

Leroy Robinson defended the Hybrid Championship against Franky Hendrix, Brian Neil and Damon Stryker 

We had a 4 way to start the show. This was a decent wrestling match and Damon Stryker impressed me. 

Leroy Robinson retained via pinfall 

2/5

President Hawkins v. Lady Blakely in a Last Person Standing Match

Lady Blakely came out at the beginning of the match and asked for this stipulation. These two exchanged chair shots. They had a chair shot exchange. I just wish the chair shots were laid in more. President Hawkins suplexed Lady Blakely on a pile of chairs and a door but Lady Blakely rolled off of the ring to beat the 10 count. This match was decent. It was a good way to blow off the feud, I thought. 

Lady Blakely was the Last Person Standing

2.25/5

Kasey Owens defended the TWE Gig City Championship Cecilio Vega 

In this match, if the match reaches the time limit, Kasey Owens loses the Gig City Championship. This match was too short and didn't have much to it. 

Kasey Owens retained via pinfall 

0.75/5

Kody Manhorn and Kennedi Hardcastle v. Snack Pack (Jess Moss and JB Anderson)

The two teams started with a chicken fight while Jess Moss and Kennedy Hardcastle were on top with boxing gloves on. JB Anderson threw a Chair at Kody Manhorn. Snack Pack got thrown into a bed of Legos. Legos. Kody Manhorn stabbed JB Anderson with an ice skate. Hardcastle and Manhorn used to put Snack Pack in the rings while using an ice skate. Snack Pack hit a double heart attack on Hardcastle for the win. This was a so-so match, but I had fun watching it.

Snack Pack won via pinfall 

2/5

Eeron Wade defended the TWE Championship against GG Everson 

This was a so-so match, but the big takeaway from this match was Frankie Hendrix pulling out Jimmy Deacon to cost GG Everson the championship. 

Eeron Wade retained via pinfall 

1.5/5

The Goons v. Peace Love and Death Match (Alex Stretch and Anthraxx) in a Tag Team Taipei Death Match 

Other than hitting each other with broken glass taped to their fists, the Goons made use of a trash can lid on Anthraxx. Alex Stretch used a gusset plate on Lizzy Blair. This was a cool brawl-style match until the finish, where the table with Peyton Blair on it wouldn't break, and the referee still counted the pin. The finish was very confusing. 

Peace Love and Death Match won via pinfall 

2.25/5

Matt Tremont defended the DMDU Death Match Championship against Braxx

These two jammed gusset plates into each other then Braxx attacked Tremont with a paddle with tacks in it and, on top of all that, squeezed lemon juice into the cuts. Tremont got Braxx back with the paddle and lemon juice, then Tremont upped the ante with a barbed wire board. These two had a Thumbtack Bat exchange. Braxx poured salt on Tremont's bleeding head. Tremont finished the match with a shot from a light bulb bat and an F5 onto a pile of fuckery. This was a great match and Braxx is really finding himself. 

Matt Tremont retained via pinfall 

3.5/5

Homicide and Low Life Louie Ramos v. Deklan Grant and Austin Luke in an Anything Goes Match 

This was Homicide's last match at the H20 Center. Homicide threw a Chair at Austin Luke. Austin Luke jammed a fork into Low Life Louie's head.  Homicide hit the Cop Killer and finished it off. This was a chaotic brawl, but I liked that Homicide got to shine on his way out. 

Homicide and Low Life Louie won via pinfall 

2.75/5

Overall

The show, other than the last 3 matches, didn't really stand out to me. I didn't love it, didn't hate it. They let Homicide go out like the king he is so I'm into that.

5/10

Canadian Death Match: Crazy Eight 2025

 

Hardcore v. Jessie Mack in a First-Round Match 

Jessie Mack broke a tube bundle over Hardcore-s head. Hardcore broke a tube bat over Jessie Mack. These two suplexed each other onto broken glass. After not getting it the first time Jessie Mack suplexed Hardcore through a shower door. After Jessie Mack missed a Cannonball through a shower door, Hardcore snuck then won it with a roll-up. Hardcore was great here and showed toughness by taking tube shots and barely bleeding; Jessie Mack, however, has potential but a long way to go. This match could have been better.

Hardcore advanced via pinfall 

1.5/5

PD Skillz v. That Kyle in a Guns and Gussets First-Round Match 

That Kyle busted open PD Skillz with a Thumbtack Bat. These two had a staple gun exchange Kyle used a cowbell with a gusset plate on it on PD Skillz. PD Skillz used a paint roller with a gusset on it on Kyle. And PD Skillz finished the match by choking out That Kyle with a Bag. This was a very good match and just furthers the question of why he isn't That Kyle on more shows.

PD Skillz advanced via submission 

3.5/5

Wade Allan v. Rush Rancid in a Four Corners of Pain First-Round Match 

Rush Rancid raked a strand of Barbed Wire on Wade Allan's head. Wade Allan put Rush Rancid through a barbed wire board. Wade Allan got the win with a senton while he wrapped himself in barbed wire. The match was okay but too slow-paced for my liking.

Wade Allan advanced via pinfall 

2/5

Tyler Hill v. Tyler Aero in a House of 1000 Tacks First-Round Match 

Aero uses Thumbtack hockey gloves on Hill. Hill uses a Thumbtack ping pong paddle on Aero. Aero suplexed Hill onto a pile of tacks. The 2 Tyler's had a Thumbtack Bat exchange. Hill put Thumbtacks in the mouth of Aero, duct taped Aero's mouth shut, and gave him a Curb Stomp. Aero gave Hill a Swanton through a door. And Tyler Aero pulled off the victory. This was a good match that put both of these guys on my radar. 

Tyler Aero won via pinfall 

3/5

Judge Joe Dred v. Matt Cash in a Light Tube Prison Match

Judge Joe Dred started the match by Smashing Cash with a tube bundle and then throwing Cash through the ropes with tubes hanging. Matt Cash hit a urinage through a tube bundle on Dred. Judge Joe Dred used the end of a tube and put it in Matt Cash's mouth. Judge Joe Dred used the gavel to smash a tube over Matt Cash's head. Matt Cash attacked Dred with tubes. Matt Cash hit a Cannonball on Judge Joe Dred. These two had a tube battle. Dred gave Cash a faceplant through a tube cabin. Matt Cash was kicked out, but Judge Joe Dred was able to finish off Matt Cash with a brainbuster onto the broken glass. This was a great match. I think the world of Judge Joe Dred and Matt Cash is now on my radar.

Judge Joe Dred won via pinfall 

4.25/5

Green Phantom v. Jesse Amato

Jesse Amato used a cheese grater on Green Phantom's arm. Green Phantom returned the favor with the cheese grater. It took him 2 times but Green Phantom used a light tube skateboard on Amato. Green Phantom hit the Phantom menace for the win. This match was okay but it was slow.

Green Phantom won via pinfall 

2/5

Project 8100 v. Empire v. Charles Dynasty

We had a triple threat tag match next. This was just a spot fest as you'd expect. It didn't really stand out to me.

Charles Dynasty won via pinfall 

1.5/5

Hardcore v. PD Skillz v. Wade Allan v. Tyler Aero in the Finals for the Canadian Death Match Championship 

This was under elimination rules. Wade Allan hit PD Skillz with a tube bundle. Hardcore wire out Tyler Aero with a tube bundle. Tyler Aero and PD Skillz put Wade Allan through a glass table to eliminate him. Tyler Aero gave Hardcore a Falcon Arrow through a tube bundle. Hardcore pinned Tyler Aero to eliminate him. PD Skillz put Hardcore in the sharpshooter, and as Hardcore went to Will Carrol and Kyle for help, they turned on Hardcore and gave him the title. This was a good match and a great story to finish the show with. I'm down for a Hardcore/That Kyle match. That's a main event anywhere.

PD Skillz won the Crazy Eight and the Canadian Death Match Championship via submission 

3.25/5

Overall

This was a good tournament.  I got to see what Canada had to offer; some stuff was good, and some stuff wasn't, but Hardcore was made here, and Dred/Cash was a banger.

6/10

WLW: Death Wish Cup 2025

 

Jason Rage v. Hoodfoot v. Jason Devine in a Pop My Cherry First-Round Match 

This is an elimination 3 way dance to kick off the first round. Hoodfoot hit a nice top. Hoodfoot broke a tube bundle over both Jason's. Hoodfoot used a popper bat on Jason Rage. These men all changed tube shots. Jason Devine eliminated Jason Rage with a spinebuster. Jason Devine delivered a vicious chair shot on Hoodfoot. Hoodfoot finished the match with a Saito Suplex through a tube-covered door.  This was a great way to start the tournament.  

Hoodfoot advanced via pinfall

3.75/5

John Wayne Murdoch v. Dimitri Alexandrov in a Wire and Ice First-Round Death Match 

John Wayne Murdoch started off with a tube bundle shot after Jamming barbed wire into Damitri Alexandrov's head. Murdoch jammed a gusset plate into Alexandrov's arm. Alexandrov drove Murdoch's head into a cooler of dry ice. Murdoch jammed a fork into Alexandrov's head. Alexandrov gave Murdoch a Death Valley driver onto the apron onto a corkboard. Murdoch gave Alexandrov a superplex onto bottle caps and dry ice below. Alexandrov gave Murdoch a slam onto a barbed wire board. This was a great match and John Wayne Murdoch made a star out of Dimitri Alexandrov.

John Wayne Murdoch advanced via pinfall 

3.5/5

Dysfunction v. Dr. Redacted in a Boards of Death First-Round Match 

Dr. Redacted threw tubes at Dysfunction. Dysfunction got his receipt on Redacted with the tubes.  Dr. Redacted got thrown into a board of Mouse traps. Dysfunction's son broke up the pin after Redacted did a frog splash, then Bobby V and Dysfunction's son brawled, and Redacted locked in the London Dungeon for the win. This was a decent match. 

Dr. Redacted advanced via pinfall 

2.25/5

Bobby V. V.  Neil Diamond Cutter in a Block is Hot First-Round Match 

Neil Diamond Cutter suplexed Bobby V through a shield with tubes. Bobby V stapled a 5 Dollar Bill to Neil Diamond Cutter's nuts then hit NDC with a popper bat. Neil hit Bobby V. With a bag of mega blocks. Neil Diamond Cutter broke a cinderblock over Bobby V's nuts. These two had a gusset plate exchange. Neil Diamond Cutter used the skewers on Bobby V. And Neil finished off the match with a Death Valley driver onto a Cinderblock. This was a solid match and a welcome surprise to the tournament. 

Neil Diamond Cutter advanced via pinfall 

3.75/5

Lil Sicko v. Chuck Stein in a Pins and Needles First-Round Match 

Sicko used a barbed wire bat on Chuck Stein. After some wrestling, which Lil Sicko is very good at, Chuck Stein used a barbed wire bat and syringes on Lil Sicko. 

Lil Sicko went through a board with porcupine needles. This was a good match and Lil Sicko really impressed me here.

Lil Sicko advanced via pinfall 

3.25/5

Remington Rhor v. Micheal Kruger in an Ultraviolent Baptisn First-Round Match 

Remington Rhor carved up Micheal Kruger with a machete. Kruger used a gusset cross on Rhor. These two wore each other or with tubes. Then Rhor hit the STO for the win. This was a decent showing for Kruger but this was a bit slow for my liking.

Remington Rhor won via pinfall 

2/5

Ultraviolent Gauntlet

We had a nontournament gauntlet next. Jay Fowler and Leon King started. After some homophonic remarks from a few idiots in the crowd and some decent wrestling, Jay Fowler advanced via pinfall, and Ricky came out next. 

Ricky did some good High-flying and eliminated Jay Fowler. Noah Clover came out next. After a cutter, Ricky eliminated Noah Clover. Anakin Murphy came out next. Murphy got Ricky with the small package. Tully Bertorelli came out next. Murphy used a popper bat on Tully and kicked him in the head to advance. Yanni Giannos came out next. Murphy and Giannos had a tube exchange. Anakin Murphy jammed a gusset plate into Giannos. And after a cutter, Yanni Giannos eliminated Anakin Murphy. Breyer Wellington came out next. The final elimination was Bryer Wellington hitting a Death Valley driver on Giannos. For a more trading wrestling match with a few weapons snuck in this was good. 

Breyer Wellington won via pinfall 

3/5

John Wayne Murdoch v. Lil Sicko in a Pane in the Glass Semi-Final Match

John Wayne Murdoch suplexed Lil Sicko through a pane of glass. With a nice assist from Jimmy, Deacon Murdoch power-bombed Sicko through a pane of glass. Murdoch threw a tube bundle at Sicko. Sicko gave Murdoch a twisting neckbreaker through a pane of glass then these guys had a tube exchange. And Murdoch finished off the match with 2 brainbusters on Sicko through a chair. This was an amazing match, and a star was born here in Lil Sicko. This match is what I love about Death Match wrestling.

John Wayne Murdoch advanced via pinfall 

5/5

Neil Diamond Cutter v. Dr. Redacted in a Semi-Final Match 

After some good wrestling to start Redacted went through a barbed wire board. After another good wrestling sequence, Neil Diamond Cutter did a Senton with a tube bundle on his back to Redacted. Redacted finished off the match with a frog splash onto a barbed wire board. I enjoyed this match because these dudes didn't use weapons the whole match and these men showed they can both wrestle.

Dr. Redacted advanced via pinfall 

2.75/5

Remington Rhor v. Hoodfoot in a Home Improvement Semi-Final Match 

Hoodfoot used a carpet strip on Remington Rhor. Hoodfoot hit a tope on Rhor. Remington Rhor dove off of the stage and put Hoodfoot through a tube cabin. Hoodfoot got a piece of glass in his tooth, and Hoodfoot took the piece of glass out and jabbed Remington Rhor with the piece of glass. Hoodfoot gave Rhor a Saito suplex through a door. Remington Rhor gave Hoodfoot a tiger driver through a tube bundle. Hoodfoot gave Remington Rhor a brainbuster through a pizza cutter board. Remington Rhor used a drill on Hoodfoot and then hit Hoodfoot with a driver for the finish. This was a good and very violent hoss fight.

Remington Rhor advanced via pinfall 

3.5/5

John Wayne Murdoch v. Dr. Redacted v. Remington Rhor in the Death Wish Cup Finals 

This one was for all the marbles, the right to be the winner of the first-ever Death Wish Cup. It was redacted, and Remington Rhor took out John Wayne Murdoch early and then went at it with tubes. Remington Rhor gave Redacted an F5 through a pane of glass. Redacted threw Chairs at Remington Rhor. Redacted did a Cannonball through a pane of glass. Remington Rhor gave Redacted a Bleeding Kansas Driver, and Redacted was kicked out. Dr. Redacted gave Remington Rhor a frog splash through a Tokyo Tower to get the win and the Death Wish Cup. This was a great final match and the right person won.

Dr. Redacted won the Death Wish Cup via pinfall

4/5

Overall

This was a very solid tournament with a lot of high-quality matches. If this is what the Death Wish Cup is going to be, I hope this becomes a tradition.

7/10

XBrand: It's Always Bloody In Philadelphia 2025

 

Veronica Cane came out and addressed the crowd. Papa Juice v. Kid 

This was a match with a lot of moves and chair spots. It wasn't bad, but it didn't stand out, really. 

Kid Kaos won via pinfall 

1.75/5

Aaron Ortiz and Nico Grey v. Da Goombah and Erica Leigh 

We had a Tag Match next, and Da Goombah was a very entertaining gimmick that reminded me of an updated FBI. I mean, this match wasn't great, but Da Goombah was.

Da Goombah and Erica Leigh won via pinfall 

0.75/5

Atticus Reigns v. Braxx

We got some Death Match next. Atticus Reigns jammed a gusset plate into Braxx. Atticus Reigns used a barbed wire bat with Christmas lights on it on Braxx. After interference by Jaw Sawyer Atticus Reigns got the win. There wasn't much to this match and it was too short.

Atticus Reigns won via pinfall 

1.25/5

JB Anderson v. Matt Tremont 

JB Anderson started off by attacking Matt Tremont with a barbed wire bat. Tremont and Anderson jammed gusset plates into each other. These two had a nice strike exchange. Anderson did a Cannonball onto a carpet strip board that was lying on Tremont. JB Anderson used a carving knife on Matt Tremont. Matt Tremont put JB Anderson through a carpet stripboard. But JB Anderson got the win by a roll-up. This was a cool match, and I like how much both men bled.

JB Anderson won via pinfall 

2.5/5

Hellaware Assassin v. Anthraxx 

Anthrax used boxing gloves with tacks on them. This was another match that was just way too short.  

Antraxx won via pinfall

1/5

Jimmy Controversy v. Masty v. Hardcore v. Angel Metro v. Alex Stretch v. Mastodon

Alex Stretch started the match by putting Legos and tacks in the ring. Masty drove skewers into Hardcore. Jimmy Controversy used a Billy club to drive his badge into Angel Metro's head. Angel Metro went through a barbed wire door. Alex Stretch and Hardcore exchanged gusset shots. And Stretch got the Stretch on Jimmy Controversy to pick up the win. This was a pretty good match. Alex Stretch was great, per usual. Hardcore has upped his game, and I can't wait to see where this year takes him. Plus Angel Metro impressed me. 

Alex Stretch won via submission 

3/5

Overall

Sorry, Xbrand, you guys are cool people, but I gotta keep it real. Other than the main this show didn't do it for me. But the main event was good, and to be fair, they were out of their element, and a boxing ring in Philly isn't a place that does XBrand justice. 

3/10

WLWxHorror Slam: Motor City Massacre 2025

 

Beastman v. Aaron Ashura v. Rey Demonyo v. Brandon Chapell

We had a 4-way match to start. We had Aaron Ashura and Beastman doing some high-flying. Beastman smacked Brandon Chappell in the face with a bone. Brandon Chappell used a tube on Beastman. And Brandon Chappell stole the win from Beastman. For an opening scramble-style match, this wasn't bad.

Brandon Chapell won via pinfall 

2.25/5

 The Den defended the Horror Slam Tag Team Championship against Twist and Flip and Backseat Boys

This was your average indie spot fest. It wasn't bad though. 

The Den retained via pinfall

2/5

Breyer Wellington v. Mickie Knuckles 

These two did a straight wrestling match, and for both of these two, who are primarily Death Match wrestlers,s, this was good. The only complaints I had were it took a while to get going, and I didn't like the Interference ending.

Breyer Wellington won via pinfall 

1.5/5

MM3 v. Tommy Trainwreck in a 2 out of 3 Falls match

Tommy Trainwreck got MM3 with light tubes. MM3 got Trainwreck back with the tubes. MM3 did some kicks to Trainwreck. MM3 hit the double stomp on Trainwreck to get the first fall. Tommy Trainwreck rolled up MM3 to take the 2nd fall. The finish of this match saw MM3 give Tommy Trainwreck a double stomp onto a pit of gusset plates. This was a good match, and it was very bloody, so I like that here.

MM3 won 2 falls to 1

2.75/5

JJ Allin defended the Horror Slam Championship against Lil Sicko

Lil Sicko got guerilla-pressed over the top rope through a board with tubes on it below. As Lil Sicko was getting carried to the back to seek medical attention, JJ Allin attacked Lil Sicko with a tube and a Weedwacker, and Sicko reversed the Weedwacker. Lil Sicko did a moonsault off of the entryway with a tube bundle in his hand through JJ Allin, who was on a table below. Lil Sicko hit JJ with a DVD player. Lil Sicko did a cross-face with a tube wrapped in Barbed Wire, and JJ Allin did tap out, but there was no referee. JJ still pulled out the win. This was a very good match and a great way to debut Lil Sicko, that guy is gonna be a force to be reckoned with in the death match world. 

JJ Allin retained via pinfall 

3/5

Bobby V. Defended the WLW Pure Heart Championship against Tarzan Duran 

Bobby V. Broke a tube over Tarzan Duran's head. Tarzan hit Bobby with a crutch with tubes on it. Bobby V. Carved Tarzan up with an axe. Tarzan did a flaming first drop to Bobby V. Tarzan hit a nice scorpion death lock on Bobby V. Tarzan gave Bobby V a straight jacket suplex through a tube cabin. Bobby V got Tarzan with a roll-up. This was another very good match and Bobby V. Should be bigger than he is.

Bobby V. Retained via pinfall 

3/5

Chuck Stein defended the Horror Slam Death Match Championship against Eric Dillinger 

Eric Dillinger started with a nice tope then Dillinger proceeded to bust a tube over Chuck Stein. Dillinger jammed gussets into Stein's head. Chuck Stein busted a tube bundle over Eric Dillinger. Stein hit Dillinger with a frying pan. Stein used syringes on Dillinger. Eric Dillinger took a backbody drop onto a pit of tacks. Tommy Trainwreck hit both men with tubes. And Eric Dillinger pinned Chuck Stein to win the title. This was another good match and the Tommy Trainwreck involvement was interesting. 

Eric Dillinger won the Horror Slam Death Match Championship via pinfall

2.75/5

Tommy Vendetta v. Masada

These two got into some stiff wrestling. These two worked the Barbed wire that was around the ropes. Masada did the skewer spot. Vendetta powerbombed Masada onto a barbed wire board. Masada ended up getting up and pulling out the win. The match was a bit slow for my liking, but it's a Masada match; he's a master of psychology, so he's a legend for a reason. I still enjoyed the match.

Masada won via pinfall 

2.75/5

Overall

This was a solid showing from We Love Wrestling and these guys are putting on a solid product right now. The second half of the show was phenomenal. The first 3 matches weren't bad but nothing memorable either.

6/10