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MCW VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE RESULTS
Sugar & Spice retained the Women's Tag Team Titles, defeating The Shenshi Titans in 14:09 when Harmony Haze pinned Nika Otani after giving her a Shining Wizard, then a flying elbowdrop.
Rachelle Martin-Bale officially announced The Queen Bea Classic, and elaborated on the concept: Twelve women, split into two groups. Each wrestles five matches, round-robin style, with everyone else in their group. Winners get 2 point, losers get 0 points, and a draw gets 1 point for each person. At the end of the tournament, the winners of each group will wrestle, with the winner getting a trophy, a $15,000 prize, and the right to a title match against either the Women's World or TV Champion at *any* time. Nobody is allowed at ringside, and instant replay will be enforced, so that if someone cheats, they get disqualified, and if they cheat to win and the referee misses it, the decision will be immediately reversed. Rachelle stated that this coming week's Mayhem will announce who is in the tournament, as well as the brackets.
Jimmy Lopez defeated Bryan Tanaka to win the TV Title in 19:32 when Lara Blackheart distracted Tanaka by grabbing his leg, giving Lopez enough time to roll him up from behind for the upset win.
The Players Club defeated The Krule Brothers in 18:10 to win the World Tag Team Titles when Julius Bateman pinned Johnny Krule after reversing a superplex into a victory roll, as Chris Wolfe stopped Tommy Krule from breaking up the pin.
In the War Games match, The Dominion of Pain defeated The Coven, Ashley Steel, and Becky Braxley after 31:22 of utter chaos, when after breaking through the steel cage, Kayla Kross and Becky Braxley ended up climbing to the top of the cage, and brawling up there. After a few minutes, Kayla shocked the crowd by powerbombing the bigger woman, causing her to break through the roof of the cage and fall almost 20 feet to the mat. As Kross locked the unconscious Braxley in a chokehold, the referee called for the bell.
Sugar & Spice retained the Women's Tag Team Titles, defeating The Shenshi Titans in 14:09 when Harmony Haze pinned Nika Otani after giving her a Shining Wizard, then a flying elbowdrop.
Rachelle Martin-Bale officially announced The Queen Bea Classic, and elaborated on the concept: Twelve women, split into two groups. Each wrestles five matches, round-robin style, with everyone else in their group. Winners get 2 point, losers get 0 points, and a draw gets 1 point for each person. At the end of the tournament, the winners of each group will wrestle, with the winner getting a trophy, a $15,000 prize, and the right to a title match against either the Women's World or TV Champion at *any* time. Nobody is allowed at ringside, and instant replay will be enforced, so that if someone cheats, they get disqualified, and if they cheat to win and the referee misses it, the decision will be immediately reversed. Rachelle stated that this coming week's Mayhem will announce who is in the tournament, as well as the brackets.
Jimmy Lopez defeated Bryan Tanaka to win the TV Title in 19:32 when Lara Blackheart distracted Tanaka by grabbing his leg, giving Lopez enough time to roll him up from behind for the upset win.
The Players Club defeated The Krule Brothers in 18:10 to win the World Tag Team Titles when Julius Bateman pinned Johnny Krule after reversing a superplex into a victory roll, as Chris Wolfe stopped Tommy Krule from breaking up the pin.
In the War Games match, The Dominion of Pain defeated The Coven, Ashley Steel, and Becky Braxley after 31:22 of utter chaos, when after breaking through the steel cage, Kayla Kross and Becky Braxley ended up climbing to the top of the cage, and brawling up there. After a few minutes, Kayla shocked the crowd by powerbombing the bigger woman, causing her to break through the roof of the cage and fall almost 20 feet to the mat. As Kross locked the unconscious Braxley in a chokehold, the referee called for the bell.