Missouri Wrestling Revival

By Kari Williams

Gary the Night Owl took on and defeated LWA newcomer Ricochet. Ricochet impressed the audience and created a buzz, but having the fans behind him wasn’t enough to get one over on the Night Owl.

Two more LWA debuts occurred in the following contest, where Mat Fitchett defeated Sir Bradley Charles. Though slow to get going, once the crowd got into the match, they rooted for Fitchett to emerge victorious.

LWA Tag Champs Glamour, Inc., Mike Sydal and Brandon Aarons, went up against Christian Rose and Markus Crane. The back and forth contest saw Sydal and Aarons secure victory and walk away with their belts intact, but they did not leave without a fight.

“Future” Donovan Ruddick and Shorty Biggs battled through the building in hopes of establishing their dominance within the LWA. However, Ruddick had the upper hand on this exchange.

Dan Walsh defeated Matt Cage in an exciting and athletic match up. Both Walsh and Cage are stellar athletes, and they proved such for the LWA fans.

Billy McNeil and Chuck Taylor delivered a fast-paced bout, with both men looking poised for victory on multiple occasions. Nonetheless, McNeil emerged the victor.

LWA Heavyweight Champ Davey Vega put his title on the line against Jeremy Wyatt. These two men went through a hellacious battle, only to have the bout end in a disqualification when the Submission Squad interfered, seemingly costing Wyatt the match.