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Welcome to GlobalTrollz LIVE Synergy Coverage for June 3rd, 2024!
Championship Roll Call:
World Heavyweight Champion: Alan Wallace
- Next Defense: TBD vs TBD
Cross-Hemisphere Champion: Donovan Hastings
- Next Defense: TONIGHT vs Gideon Thornfield
Cooperative Champions: Empire of Calamity
- Next Defense: TBD vs TBD
Chaos Champion: Ezra Wolf
- Next Defense:TBD vs TBD
Conquest Champion: Travis Roberts
- Next Defense: TONIGHT vs Larry Tact vs Trent Steel
Keys to the Kingdom:
Keeper of the Global Challenge Key: Matt Knox
Keeper of the Battleground Key: TBD on June 17
Keeper of the WrestleStock Key: TBD on July 14
Keeper of the Massive Melee Key: TBD on September 30
Commentary welcomes us with their usual childish bickering.
Mitchell Dennis lays out the rules prior to the match beginning. The match consists of six three-minute rounds with a one-minute break between each round. A wrestler wins by scoring two out of three falls. A fall can be achieved by pinfall, submission, or knockout. If no one scores two falls within the six rounds, the match goes to judges' decision based on points. Three judges score the match based on technique, control, and aggression. Points are awarded for successful moves, takedowns, control of the match, and near falls.
Hastings snaps to attention at the mention of the judges, and it appears he was not aware of this aspect of the rules. The judges are introduced, with Owen Peterson coming to ringside, nervously avoiding eye contact with a glaring Hastings. Phrixus Deimos comes to ringside next, as Hastings kicks the bottom turnbuckle in irritation. Deimos stares at Hastings from the bottom of the ramp, waiting for his attention, before gesturing towards the stage as the final judge is revealed as Sebastian Everett-Bryce.
The first round begins, as commentary reminds us that the judges only come into play if the match goes all six rounds without a winner. Gideon and Hastings circle each other, each looking for an opening. Gideon takes control early with technical grappling, showcasing his superior wrestling skills. Hastings counters with his veteran savvy, using his ring awareness to avoid significant damage. Gideon attempts a pin with a roll-up but Hastings kicks out at two. Gideon catches Hastings by surprise, catching him in Thornfield’s Trap, and Hastings is unable to reach the ropes, but the round times out and Gideon is forced to release the hold.
The second round begins following the break, and Hastings comes out more aggressive, in a clear fury. Hastings connects with a series of strikes, staggering Gideon. Gideon responds with a takedown and tries to lock in a submission, but Hastings escapes. Hastings hits a snap suplex and goes for the pin, but Gideon kicks out at two. Hastings sets up Gideon on the turnbuckle and prepares for Inevitability, but the round times out and Brian Chartreuse steps in and separates Hastings from Gideon before he can execute the move.
Both competitors start to show signs of fatigue. Gideon focuses on targeting Hastings' legs, trying to neutralize his power. Gideon locks in a single-leg Boston crab, but Hastings reaches the ropes to break the hold. Hastings fights back with a spinebuster. Gideon catches Hastings with a DDT and covers, but Hastings kicks out at two and a half. Gideon starts to bring Hastings back to his feet, but Hastings pulls him into an inside cradle and gets the three, taking a 1-0 lead.
The intensity picks up as the match enters its second half. Hastings looks to capitalize on his momentum and hits a series of power moves, including a backbreaker and a German suplex. Gideon counters with a dragon screw leg whip, continuing his focus on Hastings' legs. Hastings attempts his finisher, "Destiny's Call," but Gideon counters into a crossface submission. Hastings struggles but resists, only for Gideon to transition into a crucifix pin and get the three!
Round five begins with the match in a tie and both competitors are visibly exhausted. Hastings delivers a running knee strike, sending Gideon into the corner. Gideon fights back with a series of European uppercuts. He backs Hastings into a corner, but Hastings reverses positions with him, and drives his shoulder repeatedly into Gideon’s chest. Hastings sets him up on the top rope, and executes a superplex from the top rope, but both men are too exhausted to go for a cover immediately. The round ends with both men on the mat, struggling to get to their feet.
The final round begins with Hastings staring out at the judges, glaring at Deimos, who’s demeanor betrays nothing. Gideon charges, but Hastings takes him down into the Hands of Fate, only for Gideon to stretch and manage to grab hold of the ropes. Gideon fights back with a desperate flurry of strikes and a surprise small package pin, but Hastings kicks out at the last second. Both men rise to their feet, but Hastings lifts him up and hits Destiny’s Call, and that gets the three!
Winner: Donovan Hastings
Time: 13:41
Hastings is presented with his championship, but it is Creative Director Deimos that has a microphone. Deimos congratulates Hastings on his victory and says he sees the potential in what Hastings is trying to accomplish, so he cannot wait to see what Hastings has planned for his next defense, when he faces Sebastian Everett-Bryce at Battleground!
The match starts fast with all three trading arm drags, throws, suplexes before Lucy gets the advantage by throwing Ezra into Vain, running up the ropes, and taking them down with a double springboard DDT. She keeps both off balance with her speed and agility, spinning heel kicks, springboard dropkicks, a superkick to Vain and a spear to Ezra before she uses the corners to slam into Ezra with a moonsault and Vain with a meteora from the top. She pulls Ezra from the corner and drops him onto his face as Vain rolls from the ring to the outside. Seeing this, Lucy rockets across the ring and drives Vain into the floor with the Meteor Strike. She runs back into the ring and slams her feet into the back of Ezra’s head with “Mindblow.” She backs up into the corner and waits for Ezra to stumble to his feet. Once he does, she leaps up for “Wylde Liberation” but is suddenly caught in mid-air and driven down onto her face.
Lieberjosch yells “Cherry Popper” so loudly that Jay falls out of his chair in an almost “Blazing Saddles” moment. He pulls Lucy and Ezra up and bangs their heads together, then clotheslines Ezra from the ring. Vain pulls Lucy up into a running swinging neckbreaker, followed by what appears to be a second swinging neckbreaker, but is twisted into a backbreaker. He lays a few stomps into Lucy, leaps up and legdrops her, rolls back and pops to his feet, then rushes across the ring, leaps over the top rope, crashing into Ezra with a moonsault. He leaps up and slides back into the ring as Lucy gets to her feet. He takes her back down with a “Curtain Call.” He ascends the turnbuckle for the “The Money Maker.” He’s about to leap when he’s suddenly shoved off! He crashes into the mat on top of Lucy and rolls off, leaving them both prone in the ring.
Ezra makes sure that “Gravity Falls” on Lucy, then gives Vain his weekly dose of kneecap with the “Knee Jerk Reaction.” He drops for the pin but Vain kicks out at two. He leaps over to Lucy but she does the same. He throws Lucy into the corner and barrages her with hand strikes before taking her back to the mat with a loud kick to her head. He turns and blasts Vain with a shotgun dropkick, “Under the Flowers,” a meteora, and the “Lightning Strike.” He ducks a clothesline attempt from Lucy, driving into her with an interceptor spear. He attempts a pin, but she kicks out at two and a half. He puts her back down with a “Cactus Driver” and “Kill The Noise.” He stands up and goes for the pin but is suddenly slammed down onto the back of his head by a “Money Maker” from out of nowhere.
Vain looks for Lucy. Once she stands up, he kicks her in the stomach, and plows her face into the mat with “The Cherry Popper.” He hits her with a “Money Maker” of her own, then pins her to win!
Winner: Alan Wallace
Time: 15:45
Deimos appears on the Globotron and congratulates Vain. He announces that for the first time in history, at Battleground the World Heavyweight Title will be defended within the Battleground Match itself. Vain’s first two announced challenges are the two people he just faced, Ezra Wolf and Lucy Wylde!
Zane lunges forward, attempting to grab Tomasso, but Tomasso ducks under his arms, quick on his feet. Tomasso counters with a quick bulldog, catching Zane off guard. He follows up with a sharp DDT. Tomasso goes for an early pin, but Zane kicks out at one.
Tomasso pulls Zane up, but Zane powers out of his grip with a judo throw, sending Tomasso flying. Zane capitalizes with a series of Muay Thai knee strikes to Tomasso’s midsection. Tomasso doubles over in pain, and Zane hoists him up for an inverted gutwrench suplex slam, leaving Tomasso writhing on the canvas.
Zane goes for the pin, but Tomasso kicks out at two. Zane doesn't waste time, lifting Tomasso and attempting an overhead release suplex. Tomasso reverses it mid-air, landing on his feet and hitting Zane with a reverse frankensteiner. Zane's head smacks the mat hard, and Tomasso seizes the moment to execute a perfect shooting star DDT.
Tomasso covers Zane again, but Zane barely kicks out at two and a half. Tomasso, undeterred, goes for a frog splash from the top rope, but Zane rolls out of the way just in time. Tomasso crashes into the mat, clutching his ribs. Zane takes control, locking in a full nelson to wear Tomasso down. Tomasso struggles, but Zane transitions into a spinebuster. He goes for another pin, but Tomasso gets a shoulder up at two.
Both men are visibly exhausted. Zane slowly pulls Tomasso up, but Tomasso counters with an elevated gutbuster, knocking the wind out of Zane. Tomasso hits a quick Italian leg sweep, followed by a diamond cutter. He covers Zane, but Zane kicks out at two again!!
Tomasso, desperate, sets up for a stunner, but Zane shoves him off into the ropes. On the rebound, Zane catches Tomasso with a vicious knee strike with his braced knee. Tomasso crumples, and Zane lifts him for the corner powerbomb, slamming him into the turnbuckle. Zane signals for the end and lifts Tomasso for The Purge. Zane hooks the leg, and the referee counts one, two, three.
The bell rings, and Zane Scott is declared the winner via pinfall.
Winner: Zane Scott
Time: 12:48
Both men lie on the mat, spent from the intense battle, but Zane suddenly rolls off to ringside. He collects a steel chair, tossing it into the ring as the crowd turns against him. He reaches down to pull Tomasso into a sitting position, then bends the chair in half over Ferrari’s head!
Referee Glenn Burke calls for the bell and the three begin circling each other. Early on it's obvious how much the Conquest Champion, Travis Roberts, and one of his challengers, former Conquest Champion Larry Tact tower over Trent Steel. This leads to an opening where the two larger men focus on their smaller opponent, bouncing him around the ring and back and forth to each other. One of the initial abuse sequences sees Tact whip Steel into a Roberts full nelson slam, Roberts pulls Steel up from the impact and shoves him into a kick swing DDT from Tact, who pulls him up and ripcords him into a running big boot from Roberts. Tact punctuates the sequence by yanking Steel into a short-armed clothesline and a snap powerbomb. Tact goes for the cover but Roberts pushes him off. This leads to a short shoving match between them until Steel pops up and tries to egg them on, which earns him a dual punch in the face. The two pull him up into a dual full nelson slam. Tact points at the turnbuckle as he hoists Steel for the Tactilizer. Roberts comes flying off as Tact makes the ring shake from the impact of his powerbomb and lands a vicious flying elbow. Both men go for the pin but argue about who gets it again.
Once again it begins as a shoving match, but this time it rapidly devolves into a full-out brawl between them. They trade punches, slaps, and kicks until Larry ducks a running clothesline and surprises Roberts with a high knee that takes him to the mat. Larry mounts Roberts with forearms before finally pulling him and slamming him into the mat with a kickswing DDT. He muscles Roberts over with a gut-wrench suplex and rolls it into a modified spinebuster. He bends over to pick Roberts up when he’s hit from behind with a dropkick that knocks him from the ring.
Steel pulls Roberts up and spins him into a neckbreaker, then clotheslines him in the back of the head, spins him around, and drives an elbow into his face. He runs back off of the rope and springs forward, driving a vicious leaping knee into Roberts’ face. It knocks him to the mat and Steel superkicks him, then pulls him up and knocks him back into the corner with a textbook dropkick. He dashes in and delivers a heart punch that causes Roberts to fall face-first. Steel leaps on and locks in X-Treme Termination. He wrenches it in deeply and it looks like Roberts will tap when Tact suddenly explodes in and breaks the pin up with vicious reverse running necksnap.
Tact pulls Steel into the “Tactilizer” and “Star Power,” then throws Steel from the ring. He pulls Roberts up but falls victim to TRLAOCIAFSOS. He transitions it into a belly-to-back suplex, a big boot, a Russian Legsweep, and a Michinoku Driver. He places Tact on the turnbuckle and lands an elevated Diamond Dust. He pulls Tact up for The White Out, but Tact shifts his weight, twists himself into position, and drops Roberts onto the back of his head with a falling reverse DDT. He immediately pulls Roberts into “The Humbling” and “The Tactilizer.” He yanks Roberts up and drops him into a ring rattling “Star Power,” then drops on top for the cover. Three seconds later Glenn Burke counts the three and Larry Tact is a two-time Conquest Champion!
Winner: Larry Tact
Time: 18:02
End Show
Championship Roll Call:
World Heavyweight Champion: Alan Wallace
- Next Defense: TBD vs TBD
Cross-Hemisphere Champion: Donovan Hastings
- Next Defense: TONIGHT vs Gideon Thornfield
Cooperative Champions: Empire of Calamity
- Next Defense: TBD vs TBD
Chaos Champion: Ezra Wolf
- Next Defense:TBD vs TBD
Conquest Champion: Travis Roberts
- Next Defense: TONIGHT vs Larry Tact vs Trent Steel
Keys to the Kingdom:
Keeper of the Global Challenge Key: Matt Knox
Keeper of the Battleground Key: TBD on June 17
Keeper of the WrestleStock Key: TBD on July 14
Keeper of the Massive Melee Key: TBD on September 30
Commentary welcomes us with their usual childish bickering.
British Rounds Match for the Cross-Hemisphere Championship: Donovan Hastings v Gideon Thornfield
Mitchell Dennis lays out the rules prior to the match beginning. The match consists of six three-minute rounds with a one-minute break between each round. A wrestler wins by scoring two out of three falls. A fall can be achieved by pinfall, submission, or knockout. If no one scores two falls within the six rounds, the match goes to judges' decision based on points. Three judges score the match based on technique, control, and aggression. Points are awarded for successful moves, takedowns, control of the match, and near falls.
Hastings snaps to attention at the mention of the judges, and it appears he was not aware of this aspect of the rules. The judges are introduced, with Owen Peterson coming to ringside, nervously avoiding eye contact with a glaring Hastings. Phrixus Deimos comes to ringside next, as Hastings kicks the bottom turnbuckle in irritation. Deimos stares at Hastings from the bottom of the ramp, waiting for his attention, before gesturing towards the stage as the final judge is revealed as Sebastian Everett-Bryce.
The first round begins, as commentary reminds us that the judges only come into play if the match goes all six rounds without a winner. Gideon and Hastings circle each other, each looking for an opening. Gideon takes control early with technical grappling, showcasing his superior wrestling skills. Hastings counters with his veteran savvy, using his ring awareness to avoid significant damage. Gideon attempts a pin with a roll-up but Hastings kicks out at two. Gideon catches Hastings by surprise, catching him in Thornfield’s Trap, and Hastings is unable to reach the ropes, but the round times out and Gideon is forced to release the hold.
The second round begins following the break, and Hastings comes out more aggressive, in a clear fury. Hastings connects with a series of strikes, staggering Gideon. Gideon responds with a takedown and tries to lock in a submission, but Hastings escapes. Hastings hits a snap suplex and goes for the pin, but Gideon kicks out at two. Hastings sets up Gideon on the turnbuckle and prepares for Inevitability, but the round times out and Brian Chartreuse steps in and separates Hastings from Gideon before he can execute the move.
Both competitors start to show signs of fatigue. Gideon focuses on targeting Hastings' legs, trying to neutralize his power. Gideon locks in a single-leg Boston crab, but Hastings reaches the ropes to break the hold. Hastings fights back with a spinebuster. Gideon catches Hastings with a DDT and covers, but Hastings kicks out at two and a half. Gideon starts to bring Hastings back to his feet, but Hastings pulls him into an inside cradle and gets the three, taking a 1-0 lead.
The intensity picks up as the match enters its second half. Hastings looks to capitalize on his momentum and hits a series of power moves, including a backbreaker and a German suplex. Gideon counters with a dragon screw leg whip, continuing his focus on Hastings' legs. Hastings attempts his finisher, "Destiny's Call," but Gideon counters into a crossface submission. Hastings struggles but resists, only for Gideon to transition into a crucifix pin and get the three!
Round five begins with the match in a tie and both competitors are visibly exhausted. Hastings delivers a running knee strike, sending Gideon into the corner. Gideon fights back with a series of European uppercuts. He backs Hastings into a corner, but Hastings reverses positions with him, and drives his shoulder repeatedly into Gideon’s chest. Hastings sets him up on the top rope, and executes a superplex from the top rope, but both men are too exhausted to go for a cover immediately. The round ends with both men on the mat, struggling to get to their feet.
The final round begins with Hastings staring out at the judges, glaring at Deimos, who’s demeanor betrays nothing. Gideon charges, but Hastings takes him down into the Hands of Fate, only for Gideon to stretch and manage to grab hold of the ropes. Gideon fights back with a desperate flurry of strikes and a surprise small package pin, but Hastings kicks out at the last second. Both men rise to their feet, but Hastings lifts him up and hits Destiny’s Call, and that gets the three!
Winner: Donovan Hastings
Time: 13:41
Hastings is presented with his championship, but it is Creative Director Deimos that has a microphone. Deimos congratulates Hastings on his victory and says he sees the potential in what Hastings is trying to accomplish, so he cannot wait to see what Hastings has planned for his next defense, when he faces Sebastian Everett-Bryce at Battleground!
~Commercial Break~
Triple Threat Match: “Vain” Alan Wallace vs Ezra Wolf vs Lucy Wylde
The match starts fast with all three trading arm drags, throws, suplexes before Lucy gets the advantage by throwing Ezra into Vain, running up the ropes, and taking them down with a double springboard DDT. She keeps both off balance with her speed and agility, spinning heel kicks, springboard dropkicks, a superkick to Vain and a spear to Ezra before she uses the corners to slam into Ezra with a moonsault and Vain with a meteora from the top. She pulls Ezra from the corner and drops him onto his face as Vain rolls from the ring to the outside. Seeing this, Lucy rockets across the ring and drives Vain into the floor with the Meteor Strike. She runs back into the ring and slams her feet into the back of Ezra’s head with “Mindblow.” She backs up into the corner and waits for Ezra to stumble to his feet. Once he does, she leaps up for “Wylde Liberation” but is suddenly caught in mid-air and driven down onto her face.
Lieberjosch yells “Cherry Popper” so loudly that Jay falls out of his chair in an almost “Blazing Saddles” moment. He pulls Lucy and Ezra up and bangs their heads together, then clotheslines Ezra from the ring. Vain pulls Lucy up into a running swinging neckbreaker, followed by what appears to be a second swinging neckbreaker, but is twisted into a backbreaker. He lays a few stomps into Lucy, leaps up and legdrops her, rolls back and pops to his feet, then rushes across the ring, leaps over the top rope, crashing into Ezra with a moonsault. He leaps up and slides back into the ring as Lucy gets to her feet. He takes her back down with a “Curtain Call.” He ascends the turnbuckle for the “The Money Maker.” He’s about to leap when he’s suddenly shoved off! He crashes into the mat on top of Lucy and rolls off, leaving them both prone in the ring.
Ezra makes sure that “Gravity Falls” on Lucy, then gives Vain his weekly dose of kneecap with the “Knee Jerk Reaction.” He drops for the pin but Vain kicks out at two. He leaps over to Lucy but she does the same. He throws Lucy into the corner and barrages her with hand strikes before taking her back to the mat with a loud kick to her head. He turns and blasts Vain with a shotgun dropkick, “Under the Flowers,” a meteora, and the “Lightning Strike.” He ducks a clothesline attempt from Lucy, driving into her with an interceptor spear. He attempts a pin, but she kicks out at two and a half. He puts her back down with a “Cactus Driver” and “Kill The Noise.” He stands up and goes for the pin but is suddenly slammed down onto the back of his head by a “Money Maker” from out of nowhere.
Vain looks for Lucy. Once she stands up, he kicks her in the stomach, and plows her face into the mat with “The Cherry Popper.” He hits her with a “Money Maker” of her own, then pins her to win!
Winner: Alan Wallace
Time: 15:45
Deimos appears on the Globotron and congratulates Vain. He announces that for the first time in history, at Battleground the World Heavyweight Title will be defended within the Battleground Match itself. Vain’s first two announced challenges are the two people he just faced, Ezra Wolf and Lucy Wylde!
~Commercial Break~
Cross-Hemisphere Division Match: Zane Scott vs Tommaso Ferrari
Zane lunges forward, attempting to grab Tomasso, but Tomasso ducks under his arms, quick on his feet. Tomasso counters with a quick bulldog, catching Zane off guard. He follows up with a sharp DDT. Tomasso goes for an early pin, but Zane kicks out at one.
Tomasso pulls Zane up, but Zane powers out of his grip with a judo throw, sending Tomasso flying. Zane capitalizes with a series of Muay Thai knee strikes to Tomasso’s midsection. Tomasso doubles over in pain, and Zane hoists him up for an inverted gutwrench suplex slam, leaving Tomasso writhing on the canvas.
Zane goes for the pin, but Tomasso kicks out at two. Zane doesn't waste time, lifting Tomasso and attempting an overhead release suplex. Tomasso reverses it mid-air, landing on his feet and hitting Zane with a reverse frankensteiner. Zane's head smacks the mat hard, and Tomasso seizes the moment to execute a perfect shooting star DDT.
Tomasso covers Zane again, but Zane barely kicks out at two and a half. Tomasso, undeterred, goes for a frog splash from the top rope, but Zane rolls out of the way just in time. Tomasso crashes into the mat, clutching his ribs. Zane takes control, locking in a full nelson to wear Tomasso down. Tomasso struggles, but Zane transitions into a spinebuster. He goes for another pin, but Tomasso gets a shoulder up at two.
Both men are visibly exhausted. Zane slowly pulls Tomasso up, but Tomasso counters with an elevated gutbuster, knocking the wind out of Zane. Tomasso hits a quick Italian leg sweep, followed by a diamond cutter. He covers Zane, but Zane kicks out at two again!!
Tomasso, desperate, sets up for a stunner, but Zane shoves him off into the ropes. On the rebound, Zane catches Tomasso with a vicious knee strike with his braced knee. Tomasso crumples, and Zane lifts him for the corner powerbomb, slamming him into the turnbuckle. Zane signals for the end and lifts Tomasso for The Purge. Zane hooks the leg, and the referee counts one, two, three.
The bell rings, and Zane Scott is declared the winner via pinfall.
Winner: Zane Scott
Time: 12:48
Both men lie on the mat, spent from the intense battle, but Zane suddenly rolls off to ringside. He collects a steel chair, tossing it into the ring as the crowd turns against him. He reaches down to pull Tomasso into a sitting position, then bends the chair in half over Ferrari’s head!
~Commercial Break~
Conquest Championship: Travis Roberts vs Larry Tact vs Trent Steel
Referee Glenn Burke calls for the bell and the three begin circling each other. Early on it's obvious how much the Conquest Champion, Travis Roberts, and one of his challengers, former Conquest Champion Larry Tact tower over Trent Steel. This leads to an opening where the two larger men focus on their smaller opponent, bouncing him around the ring and back and forth to each other. One of the initial abuse sequences sees Tact whip Steel into a Roberts full nelson slam, Roberts pulls Steel up from the impact and shoves him into a kick swing DDT from Tact, who pulls him up and ripcords him into a running big boot from Roberts. Tact punctuates the sequence by yanking Steel into a short-armed clothesline and a snap powerbomb. Tact goes for the cover but Roberts pushes him off. This leads to a short shoving match between them until Steel pops up and tries to egg them on, which earns him a dual punch in the face. The two pull him up into a dual full nelson slam. Tact points at the turnbuckle as he hoists Steel for the Tactilizer. Roberts comes flying off as Tact makes the ring shake from the impact of his powerbomb and lands a vicious flying elbow. Both men go for the pin but argue about who gets it again.
Once again it begins as a shoving match, but this time it rapidly devolves into a full-out brawl between them. They trade punches, slaps, and kicks until Larry ducks a running clothesline and surprises Roberts with a high knee that takes him to the mat. Larry mounts Roberts with forearms before finally pulling him and slamming him into the mat with a kickswing DDT. He muscles Roberts over with a gut-wrench suplex and rolls it into a modified spinebuster. He bends over to pick Roberts up when he’s hit from behind with a dropkick that knocks him from the ring.
Steel pulls Roberts up and spins him into a neckbreaker, then clotheslines him in the back of the head, spins him around, and drives an elbow into his face. He runs back off of the rope and springs forward, driving a vicious leaping knee into Roberts’ face. It knocks him to the mat and Steel superkicks him, then pulls him up and knocks him back into the corner with a textbook dropkick. He dashes in and delivers a heart punch that causes Roberts to fall face-first. Steel leaps on and locks in X-Treme Termination. He wrenches it in deeply and it looks like Roberts will tap when Tact suddenly explodes in and breaks the pin up with vicious reverse running necksnap.
Tact pulls Steel into the “Tactilizer” and “Star Power,” then throws Steel from the ring. He pulls Roberts up but falls victim to TRLAOCIAFSOS. He transitions it into a belly-to-back suplex, a big boot, a Russian Legsweep, and a Michinoku Driver. He places Tact on the turnbuckle and lands an elevated Diamond Dust. He pulls Tact up for The White Out, but Tact shifts his weight, twists himself into position, and drops Roberts onto the back of his head with a falling reverse DDT. He immediately pulls Roberts into “The Humbling” and “The Tactilizer.” He yanks Roberts up and drops him into a ring rattling “Star Power,” then drops on top for the cover. Three seconds later Glenn Burke counts the three and Larry Tact is a two-time Conquest Champion!
Winner: Larry Tact
Time: 18:02
End Show