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This week’s episode of Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling Mayhem is from St. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario. Our commentary team is Don Callis and Mauro Ranallo.
Nikki Storm vs. Dani Luna
They lock up, and Luna shoves Storm down. Storm goes for a waistlock, and Luna shoves her off to the mat again. Storm jacks her jaw at Luna, and Luna shoves her down yet again. Luna gets a side headlock takeover and holds on. Storm works out of it into a hammerlock. Luna gets a fireman’s carry takeover into an armbar. Storm reverses it and tries to pull her down by her hair, but Luna takes her down with a shoulder block for two.
Luna starts working on the arm, and Storm gets a jawbreaker. Luna gets a scoop slam twice, and Storm shoots her to the corner. Storm charges, but Luna gets a boot up. Luna goes to the top, and Storm shoves her to the floor, then follows Luna to the floor and hits a suplex. She then slams Luna’s head into the steel steps as we go to a commercial break.
When we return, Storm has a Cobra Clutch on Luna. Luna works to her feet and fights free with elbows. Luna gets a strike and a kick. Luna hoists Storm, but Storm escapes. Luna hits a dropkick, and both women are down. Storm gets a double-leg takedown, a jackknife cover for one. Luna gets a power bomb for two. Storm goes to the floor to regroup, and Luna sells the shoulder. Storm pulls Luna to the apron and traps her in the ring apron, and pummels her on it.
Storm goes for a suplex on the floor, and Luna reverses it. Luna rolls Storm into the ring and gets a German suplex. She follows with a lariat for two. Luna goes for a bulldog off the ropes, but Storm reverses it into a DDT for two. Luna is able to hoist Storm and hit the Luna Landing for two. Luna puts Storm on top and joins her on top. Storm rakes her eyes, and Storm follows up with a flying crossbody and a neckbreaker for the pin and the win.
Winner: Nikki Storm.
We get a video package showing the feud between Adam Copeland and Steve Maclin.
Rudra vs. The Already in the Ring Vaughn Vertigo
They lock up, and Vertigo gets a takedown. Vertigo tries for a headlock takedown, and Rudra is able to block it with sheer strength. Rudra shoots him off into the ropes and gets a lariat. They run the ropes, and Rudra gets an enzuigiri into a splash in the corner. Vertigo escapes a fireman’s carry and hits a leg lariat. He gets a series of strikes in the corner and then stomps on Rudra. Vertigo gets a snapmare and then a standing moonsault, but Rudra avoids it.
Vertigo goes to the top and gets a senton to Rudra’s back. Vertigo runs into a pump kick. Rudra gets a leaping knee strike and follows with a spear from the second turnbuckle for the pin and the win.
Winner: Rudra.
We get a hype video for the feud between Pusho Mike, Dan Maff, and Crazzy Steve fighting in a Monster’s Mayhem match at the pay-per-view.
Subculture (Mark Andrews and Flash Morgan Webster) vs. The Already in the Ring Natural Classics (Stevie Filip and Tome Filip)
Tome starts by running his fingers through his hair and flicking it at Andrews, who grabs a side headlock. Andrews is shot into the ropes where he tags Flash, and they hit a double hip toss. Subculture follows up with leaping sentons. Stevie tags in and Flash gets an arm drag. Andrews is tagged in, and they hit a sidewalk slam spinning leg drop guillotine combination for two. Tome distracts Andrews and the ref, which allows Stevie to send Flash into the corner.
Tome tags in, and they work over Andrews with double-team moves and then keep him in the ring with quick tags. Andrews is able to attack them both with big boots out of the corner and then slides across the ring to tag in Flash, who runs wild. Flash ends the sequence with a double underhook front slam for two, broken up by Tome. Everyone gets a big move sending everyone to the floor by Stevie, who gets an Orihara moonsault onto everyone on the floor.
Subculture returns to the ring and dives onto the Classics. Stevie is returned to the ring, and Andrews hits a shooting star press from the top for the pin and the win.
Winners: Subculture.
We then get a hype video for Josh Alexander and Stu Grayson for the unified MLP Canadian Championship.
Rohan Raja, Dan Maff, Jonathan Gresham and 1st Faction (Sheldon Jean and Brent Banks) vs. Neon, Psycho Mike, Billy Gunn, Sinner and Saint (Judas Icarus and Travis Williams)
Judas and Jean start the match.
Banks tags in and gets a Tilt-a-Whirl Slam for two on Judas.
Travis tags in; he and Judas double-team Banks.
Jean storms the ring and takes a series of blows from Travis before Judas clotheslines him to the floor.
Sinner and Saint dive onto 1st Faction.
Banks and Travis go back and forth.
Neon and Gresham are tagged in. They run the ropes until Neon gets a tijeras.
Neon challenges Gresham to trade chops. Gresham instead gets a low blow as we go to commercial.
When we return, Neon has been the babyface in peril.
Neon gets a running neckbreaker on Maff. And both men are down.
Neon tags in Billy Gunn, who cleans house.
This leads to Sinner and Saint working with 1st Faction, hitting big moves on each other.
Mike starts passing out bodyslams, starting with Jean.
Maff clotheslines Mike to the floor as more people are brawling.
Raja gets a flatliner on Gunn for the pin and the win.
Winners: Rohan Raja, Dan Maff, Jonathan Gresham and 1st Faction (Sheldon Jean and Brent Banks).
It all breaks down into a Pier 6 brawl, with Andrade El Idolo charging to the ring with a chair to attack Rohan. Andrade dives onto everyone at ringside and then rolls Rohan into the ring. He whacks Rohan’s back with the chair, and we are desperately out of time.
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