MLW Announces Release Of Teddy Hart

Major League Wrestling has announced that they have come to terms on the release of Teddy Hart.

https://twitter.com/MLW/status/1202935846283939840

The former MLW World Middleweight and Tag Team Champion started with the company in 2004 and was a part of the relaunch in 2017. His last bout with the promotion was on November 9 when he lost the Middleweight Title.

While he hasn’t been wrestling for MLW for a while, Hart has been releasing YouTube videos with His girlfriend Maria Manic, documenting their lives on the road.

Hart recently attended an NXT event, where he sat with his cat in the crowd.

MLW Opera Cup 2019 Results

For the first time since 1948, the Opera Cup makes its return. Major League Wrestling is bringing back the tournament to determine who will win the Opera Cup trophy. Wrestlers from all over will grace the Melrose Ballroom, looking to make an impact. Stu Hart was the last one to win the award, who will be the latest name to make history?

Dark Match: Cris Calloway v. Doctor Dax – Calloway (200 pounds) attempted some offense but the 300lb Dax was too much from the start. Dax hit him with the chokeslam for the quick win.

* OPENING ROUND: OPERA CUP
TJP v. Brian Pillman Jr.

Huge ovation for Pillman to start the bout. both trade rest holds, attempting to get an advantage. They switch it up and both avoid swift kicks, and the crowd is now split between both. TJP puts Pillman into the Sharpshooter before transitioning to multiple holds to tire Pillman out. Pillman is able to fight out and works on the legs of TJP, but TJP snaps Pillman’s arm back, a la Pentagon in Lucha Underground. TJP goes for a senton but misses and now Pillman is running wild. TJP hits Pillman with a rope-assisted DDT, and superkicks him out of the ring. TJP hits a superplex from the top and a Brainbuster before locking the heel hook in. Pillman escapes to the delight of the crowd. Pillman hits a loud superkick and TJP hits an overhead suplex. TJP misses his finish and Pillman hits a modified neckbreaker for the win, advancing in the tournament.

Winner: Brian Pillman Jr.

After the bout, Alicia Atout interviews Pillman. He says tonight is the night things change. 2020 is his year.

* OPENING ROUND OPERA CUP
Davey Boy Smith Jr. v. Low Ki

Both opponents shake hands as the bell rings. Some hesitation to start but Smith gets the advantage by controlling the arm. Low Ki threatens to kick his head off but Smith is fast. Low Ki then holds an armbar into the ropes to the delight of the crowd. Hard shots by Smith and he starts attacking Low Ki outside of the ring. Now overpowering him, Smith holds onto Low Ki with a bearhug. Low Ki starts getting some momentum, kicking Smith before the latter counters. Low Ki then hits a top rope stomp off of Smith, who was draped over the middle rope. He then hits a flying dropkick from the ring to Smith who is outside the ring. Smith somehow regains control before Low Ki kicks him to avoid further damage. Low Ki misses a stomp from the top rope and Smith hits a powerbomb for a nearfall. Low Ki goes up top again, but Smith headbutts him twice. Low Ki hits an innovative submission maneuver but Smith rolls him up for the win, advancing in the tournament.

Winner: Davey Boy Smith Jr.

Both competitors hug after the bout.

King Mo highlight video, showcasing his hits from Bellator MMA.

* OPENING ROUND: OPERA CUP
Timothy Thatcher v. Richard Holliday

Both lockup and Holliday swipes Thatcher’s face, prompting the latter to dropkick him. Thatcher then holds onto Holliday but not until the latter drops Thatcher on his neck. Holliday kicks Thatcher’s neck and starts attacking that part of the body. Thatcher then puts Holliday in a single-leg Boston Crab before transitioning into the Ankle Lock. Holliday goes for the quick rollup and dropkick to the pin but to no avail. Holliday tries kicking away but Thatcher is resilient. Holliday misses an elbow and Thatcher hits a few uppercuts and chops. Thatcher starts to get aggressive, and so does Holliday. Both trade blows before Holliday drops Thatcher with a DDT. Thatcher gets slapped and Holliday hits a backbreaker and spinebuster for two. Thatcher slaps the taste out of Holliday’s mouth and hits a suplex variation for two. Holliday and Thatcher battle on the middle rope and Holliday ends up on top, for only a nearfall. Thatcher then hits the armbar out of nowhere, forcing Holliday to quickly tap, advancing in the tournament.

Winner: Timothy Thatcher

MLW returns to New York City on July 16.

* OPENING ROUND: OPERA CUP

MJF v. Alex Hammerstone

Both Dynasty teammates hug it out beforehand. Both do the Fingerpoke of Doom spot, but nobody goes down. Hammerstone gets upset as MJF is taunting him and attacks. MJF gains control and starts track-talking Hammerstone, saying the crowd doesn’t care about him. Hammerstone gets the advantage and goes wild, hitting a delayed suplex. MJF slaps Hammerstone and eye pokes him. Hammerstone hits bicycle kicks but MJF kicks him down. hammerstone then lariats MJF and both are down. Holliday distracts the ref as MJF low blows Hammerstone, but only gets a two count. MJF teases a Cross Rhodes but Hammerstone avoids it and hits a Sitout Powerbomb for the win, advancing in the tournament.

Winner: Alex Hammerstone

Holliday, with AirPods, tries to make peace. MJF offers a handshake and Hammerstone accepts. MJF then drops to the floor to the delight of the crowd.

Tom Lawlor comes out to boos. He says all everyone wants to talk about is the Von Erich family. He calls them idiots, morons, imbeciles, dumb*sses. They only people dumber than them are the fans in the crowd. He says he sees a lot of fakes in the crowd, and two fake Von Erich’s. Lawlor questions whether they are even real Von Erich’s. He says he will face the greatest Von Erich. From the loins of Lance Von Erich: “Rip” Von Erich.

* EXHIBITION MATCH

“Filthy” Tom Lawlor v. Rip Von Erich

Test of strength and Lawlor laughs it off. Lawlor is overpowering Rip, mocking him and the crowd. Rip tries a dropkick but misses and now Lawlor just stomps away. Lawlor hits the single-leg Boston Crab and then just destroys Rip in the corner. Rip tries something, but Lawlor hits the airplane spin. Rip tries The Claw but Lawlor blocks with a sleeper. Rip is unresponsive, giving Lawlor the win.

Winner: Tom Lawlor

Following the match, Lawlor calls the announcer Joe Rogan. He says he’s undefeated against the Von Erich’s, and will remain undefeated. Calls the fans scumbag city slickers, and says they will chant “Filthy Tom” and not the “Von Erich” name. The Von Erich’s arrive but the Spirit Squad comes out and beats down on them. Lawlor and the Spirit Squad stand tall.

* MLW World Middleweight Championship

Myron Reed (c) v. El Lindaman

Lindaman showcases his strength but when he attempts to chop Reed the vest gets in the way. Lindaman regains control after some stalling by Reed and has him in a leg submission. Reed takes control and starts hitting a springboard leg drop onto the chest of Lindaman. Lindaman then attacks Injustice with a moonsault over the top rope. Lindaman hits a series of sharp kicks for only two. He tries a suplex but Reed counters until Lindaman hits one again. Reed hits 1916 for two. Lindaman then hits a Michinoku Driver for only two. Reed hits a running ace crusher from the outside and a top rope splash for the win.

Winner: Myron Reed (and still)

AAA promo, promoting the talent they have. MLW and AAA have united in a special partnership. There will be supershows, talent swaps and more.

Injustice promo outside of the building, saying they don’t care about New York City. They say Big E from the New Day is corny. They hand out big L’s and justice. They are back inside, stating they should be celebrating Reed holding the championship. They said the guys in the back don’t like them and they have merch but it is not showcased with the other talent. Injustice is upset they aren’t in the Opera Cup. They aren’t going anywhere and start bringing chairs into the ring. King Mo comes out and confronts Injustice. He won’t accept their handshakes. As they are about to attack Mo, ACH comes out to help him out. He and Mo shake hands as Injustice exits the ring.

* King Mo and ACH v. Injustice (Kotto Brazil and Jordan Oliver)

ACH dominates from the start, dropkicking every member of Injustice. King Mo enters and starts kicking away. He then hits a modified leglock before tagging in ACH. Injustice takes over and starts double teaming ACH. ACH then slaps Oliver before attacking him on the ground. ACH then slaps Oliver. ACH is playing the face in peril for several minutes while King Mo is waiting on the apron. King Mo finally enters and slams Brazil, hitting innovative moves. Injustice then gets double speared by Mo. ACH gets tagged back in and runs wild as Mo looks tired. Mo gets back in the ring and splashes Brazil. Brazil taps to a leglock by Mo.

Winners: King Mo and ACH

* SEMIFINAL: OPERA CUP

Brian Pillman Jr. v. Timothy Thatcher

Pillman’s shoulder is taped up and he goes right after Thatcher. Thatcher is overpowering Pillman but Pillman avoids several suplex attempts. Thatcher then gains control, going after the shoulder. He starts slapping away at Pillman, giving him the single-leg Boston Crab for good measure. It looked like Pillman tapped but he was just selling his arm. Thatcher then bends Pillman’s arm back with an armbar and then gives him a few hard elbows to the chest. He suplexes Pillman on his own arm for two. Pillman attempts a comeback, superkicking and chopping Thatcher. Pillman tries to pull Thatcher but the latter is not having it. Pillman manages to get control but Thatcher bullies him in the corner. Pillman tries a crossbody but Thatcher reverses, suplexing him all over the ring before putting him in a sleeper. Pillman makes another comeback and tries to finish the bout. Thatcher ends up putting him in an armbar but Pillman rolls him up for the win, advancing towards the finals.

Winner: Brian Pillman Jr.

SEMIFINAL: OPERA CUP

Alexander Hammerstone (w/Richard Holliday) v. Davey Boy Smith Jr.

Davey Boy being technical to start, stretching Hammerstone’s arms. He is overpowering Hammerstone, with the latter having no form of offense. Hammerstone takes advantage of a Holliday distraction and Davey Boy is out of the ring. Hammerstone attacks the back, suplexing him into the guardrail. Hammerstone hits him with a sleeper, and Holliday tells the ref to ask Davey Boy if he wants to give up in Canadian. Davey Boy starts no-selling and attacks Hammerstone. He lifts Hammerstone up and down and hits him with a big boot and leg drop for two. He starts suplexing Hammerstone and locks him in the crossface. Hammerstone gets out of it, accidentally kicks Holliday and Davey Boy lands the top rope drop for the win, advancing towards the finals.

Winner: Davey Boy Smith Jr.

Konnan comes out to promote MLW and AAA partnership. He brings out the future in Gino Medina. Konnan talks about his family legacy. His family was a part of El Gringos Locos with Eddie Guerrero. Medina says Konnan is trying to use him, and Konnan says Salina de la Renta is not looking out for Medina’s best interest. Salina comes out to confront Konnan, saying he doesn’t have a sex life. She says Medina is smart not to listen to an old man, and that together they could have a lot of fun. She starts talking about the size of his belt buckle and says a man with taste should have a woman like her on his side. Konnan calls her an underground garage and tells Medina her history.

Medina is about to shake someone’s hand when Dynasty comes out. MJF with the mic, and says he’s better than everyone. He creeps on Salina, hard, before turning his attention to Konnan. Konnan breaks down the Dynasty, shooting on all three. He tries to convince Gino to join him but MJF interrupts and says he has two (elite) major contracts. MJF says if Gino wants to be a top guy, he knows what the right move to make is. Fans start chanting for Cody Rhodes. Holliday says when the Dynasty is in the building, we are all breathing rarified air. Hammerstone says the choice is simple while running down Konnan and Salina’s “lack of” accomplishments. Medina shakes Konnan’s hand before attacking him. Dynasty beats up on Konnan as well, as Medina joins with them. Dynasty has a new member.

Tom Lawlor promo. He says the fans in New York live in a sh*thole, and he hates the “Von Erich” chant.

Spirit Squad comes out in MMA gear, signifying they are Team Filthy.

* Spirit/Filthy Squad (Kenny and Mikey) v. Marshall and Ross Von Erich

Big brawl to start and a double dropkick by the Von Erich’s. Kenny and Mikey take control, but the match ends with the Von Erich’s standing tall following a chokeslam/claw combination.

Winner: The Von Erich’s

Following the bout, Rip Von Erich attacks them but they easily get rid of him.

* PRINCE OF DARKNESS MATCH

Jimmy Havoc v. Mance Warner

Jimmy Havoc drinks a beer before the bout. Both are wary to put on the masks to blind them. Warner uses stomps to chase Havoc out. Now they are relying on the fans to help them. Havoc is ducking down to avoid being touched. They finally interact but miss. Warner grabs the ref but realizes who it is. Havoc cheats by taking off the mask but is forced to put it back on. He beats down on Warner and attempts to go up top. He misses an elbow drop, as Warner was nowhere near the floor. Warner takes advantage by finding him and punching Havoc several times. Havoc’s mask comes off, pushes the ref into Mance and attacks Mance. Havoc distracts the ref and Priscilla Kelly comes out to attack Mance. Havoc then lariats Mance, pinning him for the win.

Winner: Jimmy Havoc

* New York City Street Fight

Gino Medina v. Savio Vega

Dynasty accompanied Medina to the ring. Vega immediately hits Medina with a kendo stick multiple times. Medina then follows suit and then chops Vega hard. Vega then hits Medina with a garbage can lid before putting the can in the ring. They wrestle for the chair, but Medina grabs it and attacks Vega. Vega hits Medina with a STOP sign but Medina hits him with a cookie sheet and a garbage lid. He bounces Vega against the corner for only two. Medina slaps Savio which enrages Savio. Medina then gets control before Vega sidekicks him. Medina hits Vega hard with a hockey stick across the back. Vega starts to no-sell and runs wild on Medina. He hits a twisting elbow but misses a spinning kick. He ends up hitting the latter and poses. Dynasty comes out to distract him and Medina low blows him. Medina hits a Trouble in Paradise for the win.

Winner: Gino Medina

Alicia Atout out to interview Dynasty and Medina. MJF has a chair ready for him to sit on. She questions the way he won the bout, and MJF interrupts. He says things are weird in Canada, and in America they have a thing called respect. He tells her to say “sorry” in her Canadian way. Gino says he belongs to the Dynasty.

* CONTRA Unit (Jacob Fatu, Ikuro Kwon and Simon Gotch) v. Strong Hearts (CIMA, El Lindaman and Shigehiro Irie)

Gotch and CIMA to start, with Gotch taking control early. He mocks CONTRA before kicking Gotch in the rear. Lindaman tagged in and is brought into the CONTRA corner. Kwon in now and chops away at Lindaman. Fatu in now and Lindaman is the face in peril. Irie finally in and cleans house. Gotch and Irie in the ring together and both men end up on the ground. Gotch goes for the Gotch Piledriver but Irie counters. Fatu and Irie go for stereo clotheslines but neither is going down. they end up dropping one another following a double crossbody. Fatu hits a springboard moonsault but CIMA breaks up the count. Everyone is brawling on the outside as Fatu and Irie are trading power shots. Fatu starts hitting dives from the ring but Strong Hearts team up on him. They all chop Fatu but he backs them all away. CIMA hits a top rope stomp, Irie hits double knees to the back and Lindaman german suplexes him for a nearfall. Fatu ends up hitting CIMA with a Samoan Drop before hitting him with a top rope moonsault for the win.

Winners: CONTRA Unit (Jacob Fatu, Ikuro Kwon and Simon Gotch)

FINALS: OPERA CUP

Davey Boy Smith Jr. v. Brian Pillman Jr.

Both lockup, and show admiration for one another. Pillman controlling the pace but Davey now leading the way. Davey controls the arms, working on Pillman’s shoulder. Both switch between shoulder control and Pillman knocks him out of the ring. Pillman chops Davey hard and continues to control the pace. Smith big boots him and knocks him out of the ring and drops Pillman hard to the floor. Smith muscles him down and works the ground game. Each time Pillman tries a comeback Davey stops him. Davey has him in the chinlock and attacks the shoulder, hitting a legdrop for good measure. Davey goes up top and Pillman moves out of the way, and finally starts to gain momentum. He suplexes Davey and attempts a rollup but Davey fights out and uppercuts him. Pillman goes for various rollups, but to no avail. Both trade off rollups and Pillman finally hits him with a superkick on the floor. Pillman hits a springboard elbow off the ropes for two. Pillman misses a top rope fly and Davey hits the powerslam but Pillman kicks out. Pillman is tired and slaps Davey, who responds with one of his own. Davey hits a jumping Tombstone Piledriver and a top rope headbutt for two. He hits a powerbomb for two and applies the crossface. Pillman tries the rollup, fails and the crossface is applied again. Pillman taps and Davey Boy Smith Jr. wins the bout and the Opera Cup.

Winner: Davey Boy Smith Jr.

Davey Boy poses with the trophy as he and Pillman embrace.

Source: Wrestling Inc.

MLW Fusion Preview 11/23/19

What happens when England’s most dangerous man Jimmy Havoc battles Mance Warner all over Orlando in a falls count anywhere match? Pure chaos that no Florida man can possibly contain!

Championship gold will be on the line as the National Openweight Champion Alex Hammerstone defends the title against kickboxer turned pro wrestler Douglas James.  Following an impressive tag team outing against the Dynasty last week, “DJ” looks to end Hammerstone’s five month reign. Can he do it? Find out on this week’s FUSION!

The women’s division kicks off with Zeda Zhang vs. the mysterious Spider Lady.

Marshall Von Erich readies for a date with destiny as he challenges Jacob Fatu for the World Championship next week. The Von Erich Boys along with “Filthy” Tom Lawlor take us inside their big fight camp!

CONTRA Unit vows that the fire will continue to rise. Which castle will crumble next?

Salina de la Renta has gone missing. With rumors surrounding the Empresaria, MLW looks for answers.

Plus: an inside look at the latest Opera Cup brackets and so much more!

MATCHES:

  • Falls Count Anywhere in Orlando! Mance Warner vs. Jimmy Havoc
  • Zeda Zhang vs. The Spider Lady
  • National Openweight Title Fight: Alex Hammerstone vs. Douglas James

Tom Lawlor Not Done With MLW After All Signs, Signs Multi-Year Deal

“Filthy” Tom Lawlor isn’t done with MLW after all. We previously reported that Lawlor was finishing up with MLW.

Court Bauer, MLW CEO and booker, wasn’t lying when he stated the world of MLW never stops. In a press release, it was announced that the company has agreed to a multi-year, exclusive agreement with Tom Lawlor.

“After months and weeks of trying to figure out the next step in my career, I have come to the conclusion that indeed there is no place like home, and no where that I would rather continue to swing for the fences than in Major League Wrestling,” said Tom Lawlor. “I’m happy to announce that myself and management have come to terms that will keep me in the ring with the top talent, wrestlers, and fighters under the MLW banner.

“While I was able to reach the peak of the mountain and become world champion in the past, I have since realized that there are entire new ranges for me to conquer and I look forward to getting to the summit alongside the fans and supporters of MLW. Stay filthy!”

A former member of the UFC roster, Lawlor joined MLW in 2017 and became a fan favorite, winning the MLW World Heavyweight Title earlier this year.

“We went into extra innings to get this done,” said Bauer. “Tom’s talent, passion and leadership are second to none. We’re all beyond pleased to have his continued presence in MLW for years to come.”

Lawlor is scheduled to compete at the Opera Cup inside the Melrose Ballroom in New York City on December 5th. An opponent has not been announced yet.

Source: Wrestling Inc.

MLW Fusion Preview 11/16/19

A fight over six months in the making will finally go down on this week’s FUSION as ex-World Heavyweight Champion “Filthy” Tom Lawlor enters the ring against the Hart Foundation’s Davey Boy Smith Jr. in a dream match. Don’t miss arguably the toughest and most dangerous athletes in MLW will collide in what promises to be a gripping grappling showdown between two top ranked heavyweight wrestlers.

CONTRA has been at with the Von Erichs since the spring when Tom Lawlor asked Ross and Marshall to come to MLW and help him in his battle against the global dealers in violence. Soon thereafter Marshall was blinded by Ikuro Kwon’s mysterious mist.  Now, Marshall Von Erich looks to extract revenge on CONTRA’s Ikuro Kwon one-on-one.

What type of damage did MJF suffer at SuperFight? Bro, the Dynasty are back with a new Lifestyles of the Rich and Dynastic. Then, the Dynasty step into the ring as they face Dominic Garrini & Douglas James in tag team competition.

CONTRA makes the Von Erichs an offer they can’t refuse… but what is it?

The new World Middleweight Champion Myron Reed makes his first statement as the champ.

Where in the world is Salina de la Renta?

Plus: an exclusive update on Teddy Hart following the savage attack by CONTRA

Tune in to Major League Wrestling: FUSION to find out this and more!

Matches:

  • “Filthy” Tom Lawlor vs. Davey Boy Smith Jr.
  • Marshall Von Erich vs. Ikuro Kwon of CONTRA Unit (with Josef Samael)
  • Dynasty vs. Dominic Garrini & Douglas James

“Filthy” Tom Lawlor Finishing Up With MLW

Former MLW World Heavyweight Champion “Filthy” Tom Lawlor is wrapping up with MLW. Wrestling Inc. has confirmed that Lawlor’s final appearance for the promotion will be on December 5th for the MLW Opera Cup event.

Lawlor had signed with MLW in October of 2017, and won the company’s first Battle Riot event in 2018. He won the MLW World Heavyweight Championship this past February before losing it to Jacob Fatu in July.

MLW President Court Bauer commented on Lawlor’s departure on Twitter, thank him for all he has done for the company.

“I want to thank @FilthyTomLawlor for his two years with @MLW. Tom was a day zero guy that helped relaunch the league in October 2017,” Bauer wrote. “I wish him continued success with the next chapter of his career. First class dude who despite being filthy is somehow all class at the same time.”

Lawlor tweeted that he will not be accepting bookings past 2019.

https://twitter.com/courtbauer/status/1194834005901946882

Source: Wrestling Inc.

MLW Fusion Preview 11/9/19

SuperFight is in the books a new chapter for Major League Wrestling begins live from Orlando tomorrow night at GILT Nightclub featuring a double main event!

Two of the truest fighters in Major League Wrestling will meet for the first time ever in a match with championship implications as Low Ki battles Timothy Thatcher. Don’t miss what guarantees to be a war in the ring.

Complimenting the hard-hitting Thatcher-Low Ki bout is a World Middleweight title defense. Fresh off of an incredible championship clash against Austin Aries, Teddy Hart will defend the belt for the second time in 7 days this Saturday night as he takes on the newly minted #1 ranked Myron Reed of Injustice.

CONTRA Unit will make a proclamation as their campaign of violence in the sport continues following a historic clash in Chicago. What will the global leaders in violence have to say? Tune in to find out!

Plus, Mance Warner is not happy with Jimmy Havoc. What does Ol Mancer have to say about the vile post match attack at SuperFight?

Could “Filthy” Tom Lawlor become a free agent? We’ll learn more about Tom’s future in MLW.

Rich Bocchini and AJ Kirsch call the action from ringside on MLW FUSION!

MLW Saturday Night SuperFight Results 11/2/19

(Pre-show) Savio Vega vs. Leo Brien –

Winner: Leo Brien

 

(Pre-show)  Gino “El Intocable” Medina vs. Air Wolf –

Winner: Gino “El Intocable”

 

(Pre-show) Zenshi vs. Hijo de LA Park w/Salina de la Renta –

Winner: Hijo de LA Park

 

(Pre-show) Contra Unit vs. Douglas James & Dominic Garrini vs. Spirit Squad –

Winner: Contra Unit

 

MLW World Tag Team Championship – Texas Tornado Tag Match: (C) The Dynasty (Maxwell J. Friedman & Richard Holliday) vs. The Von Erichs –

Winners and new MLW World Tag Team Champions: The Von Erichs

 

Injustice (Jordan Oliver, Kotto Brazil & Myron Reed) vs. Gringo Loco, Puma King & Septimo Dragon –

Winners: Injustice

 

MLW World Middleweight Championship: (C) Teddy Hart vs. Austin Aries –

Winner: Teddy Hart

Post match, Contra Unit interrupts the feed. Josef Samael tells Hart that he now has a target on his back, then calls out the Von Erichs and claiming that he wishes to make them an offer that they won’t be able to refuse. Heavyweight champion Jacob Fatu is there as well. Samael says that a public execution is going to happen to LA Park. Fatu screams, “Hail Contra!”

 

Low-Ki vs. Brian Pillman Jr. –

Winner: Low Ki by referee stoppage

 

Tom Lawlor vs. Timothy Thatcher –

Winner: Tom Lawlor by submission

 

Stairway To Hell Match: Jimmy Havoc vs. Bestia 666 vs. Mance Warner –

Winner: Mance Warner

Post match, as Warner is celebrating…Havoc attacks him from behind and piledrives him on a steel guard rail. He picks Warner up…Acid rainmaker. He rubs his hand over Warner’s face and licks the blood off his hands. Several medical officials attend to Warner, who looks dazed.

 

MLW National Openweight Championship: (C) Alexander Hammerstone vs. Davey Boy Smith Jr. –

Winner: Alexander Hammerstone

 

MLW World Heavyweight Championship – No DQ: (C) Jacob Fatu w/Josef Samael vs. LA Park w/Salina de la Renta –

Winner: Jacob Fatu 

https://twitter.com/salinadelarenta/status/1191394335419334658

 

MLW Saturday Night SuperFight 11/2/19

This Saturday night November 2 Major League Wrestling (MLW®) will present the league’s historic first-ever pay-er-view, Saturday Night SuperFight, LIVE from Chicago at 8pm ET / 5pm PT from Cicero Stadium.

The live PPV broadcast. which is available on all major cable and satellite systems as well digital pay-per-view on iN DEMAND, Vubiquity DIRECTV and DISH.

HOW TO WATCH:
Date: Saturday November 2

Time: 8pm ET / 5pm PT

Stream Worldwide: FITE.tv. | Pre-order

Cable: Channel Finder

DirecTV: Channel 121 |  Pre-order

DISH: Channel 460 HD or 462 SD  |  Pre-order

The PPV will be available to stream live worldwide and on demand at FITE TV. You can pre-order at: MLW.tv.

MLW: Saturday Night SuperFight starts at 8 p.m. ET /5 p.m. PT and will be offered in HD for a suggested price of $19.95.

The expected runtime for the broadcast is approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes.

Pre-Show begins at 7pm ET / 4pm PT – Watch live on FITE, MLW’s YouTube Channel, DirecTV, DISH, inDEmand and beIN SPORTS

 

Main Card:

MLW World Heavyweight Championship – No DQ: (C) Jacob Fatu w/Josef Samael vs. LA Park w/Salina de la Renta

MLW World Middleweight Championship: (C) Teddy Hart vs. Austin Aries

MLW World Tag Team Championship – Texas Tornado Tag Match: (C) The Dynasty (Maxwell J. Friedman & Richard Holliday) vs. The Von Erichs

Tom Lawlor vs. Timothy Thatcher

MLW National Openweight Championship: (C) Alexander Hammerstone vs. Davey Boy Smith Jr.

Stairway To Hell Match: Jimmy Havoc vs. Bestia 666 vs. Mance Warner

Low-Ki vs. Brian Pillman Jr.

Injustice (Jordan Oliver, Kotto Brazil & Myron Reed) vs. Gringo Loco, Puma King & Septimo Dragon

 

Pre-Show:

Contra Unit vs. Douglas James & Dominic Garrini vs. Spirit Squad

Zenshi vs. Hijo de LA Park w/Salina de la Renta

Savio Vega vs. Leo Brien

Gino “El Intocable” Medina vs. Air Wolf

MLW Hires Lucha Underground Co-Creator

Lucha Underground co-creator Chris DeJoseph has joined MLW in a behind the scenes position.

Sports Illustrated reports DeJoseph’s first day as co-Executive Producer will be this Saturday at MLW’s SuperFight pay-per-view.

“Since the last season of Lucha Underground, I’ve had an itch to get back in the game,” DeJoseph told the publication. “I’ve been watching what they’ve been doing and the steps they are taking to keep building, and I can’t wait to get my hands dirty with MLW.”

DeJoseph’s resumé features 17-years of experience in the business, including 6 years on the WWE creative team. He also worked on Lucha Underground as an Executive Producer throughout its run.

“So much has sprouted from the alternative universe of Lucha Underground,” DeJoseph added. “The wrestling world is exploding right now, and I’m looking forward to riding that wave.”

This would seem to signal the end of Lucha Underground. It’s been almost one year since the finale aired and there’s been no update on a possible Season 5. Since the finale aired, many wrestlers have taken legal action to get out of their contracts.

Source: Pro Wrestling Inc.