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Tri-State Wrestling at The Fitton Center
July 13, 2024
Fitton Center for Creative Arts
Hamilton, Ohio
Attendance: 190
Match 1: The Premier (Campbell Myers & SK Bishop) defeated Royal Flavuh (Devo Knight & Alex Findlay) via pinfall
In their return to TSW for the first time since August, The Premier remained undefeated after a hard-fought match. Myers and Bishop also had some choice words for The Hype tag team afterward.
Match 2: JDX defeated Justin “Pac Man” Xavier via pinfall
The high-flying Xavier looked good early before JDX was able to take control and hand Pac Man his first loss in TSW.
Match 3: Maggie Lee defeated Blair Onyx via pinfall
Lee showed off plenty of her athleticism throughout the match before taking Onyx down for the three count.
Match 4: Dan The Dad defeated VsK via pinfall
These two veterans brought the crowd to their feet with plenty of action and fun throughout the match. Dan emerged victorious in a slight upset over the former TSW champion VsK.
Match 5: Latino’s Most Wanted (Koda Hernandez & Sabin Gauge) defeated The Hype (Hunter Holdcraft & 12 Gaige) via pinfall
As The Hype made their interest, The Premier suddenly returned to ringside to attack and forced Holdcraft to the back with an injury. Despite going 1-on-2, 12 Gaige was able to keep hope alive along enough for his partner to return to ringside to try and gut out the remainder of the match. However, Holdcraft was clearly at nowhere near 100 percent and Latino’s Most Wanted finished off The Hype for the win.
Match 6: Myron Reed won the Stack the Deck Match for a guaranteed TSW Title Match
This bout featured five TSW superstars competing in a gauntlet-style match, with the winner receiving a poker chip they can cash in for a guaranteed TSW Heavyweight Championship match at any time of their choosing over the next calendar year.
The match opened with “No Limit Matt Diesel facing Damian Chambers, accompanied by his valet Kayla Kassidy. These two started off hot, with Diesel eager to get revenge after Chambers’ sneak attack during the April TSW event in Hamilton. Diesel appeared on the verge of winning before Kassidy intervened to prevent him from hitting a move off the top. That gave Chambers his opening to pick up the win.
Next in was “The Perminator” Sam Beale, looking to get another crack at the title. Chambers and Beale battled it out before the fresher Beale earned the win to move on.
Scheduled to come in next was GPA, but as his music played, the entrance was empty. Then, the “Academic Standard” came out of nowhere from the crowd to attack Beale from behind and take out his leg. Beale tried to fight through the pain, but GPA took full advantage of the injury to take the victory.
Myron Reed entered last as “the Joker” from the deck of cards and used his innovative offense to seize control. But again interference would play a role, as JDX came out from backstage to cause trouble, presumably on the orders of TSW Heavyweight Champion Tre’ Lamar to keep Reed from earning a title shot. Despite JDX’s best effort, Reed wasn’t to be denied, and at one point the “Yung GOAT” executed a jaw-dropping “Flame On” cutter to the outside of the ring on both GPA and JDX. Shortly thereafter, Reed finished off GPA to win the match and the poker chip.
After the match was over, Reed grabbed the microphone to address the fans and Lamar, saying that he wasn’t going to use the chip to sneak in against someone the way Lamar did to him last year. Instead, he decided to call his shot right away – challenging Lamar to a TSW Heavyweight Championship match when the action returns to Hamilton on Saturday, September 14. The crowd erupted as Reed celebrated to end the evening.
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