We\u2019re back for another trip to the 81Bay Brewing Company in Tampa, as we take a look at Tony Deppen\u2019s Bier Haus!<\/p>\n
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Quick Results<\/strong> We\u2019re back at the 81Bay in Tampa for a replacement show after the promotion that originally had this slot was sent packing. Tony Deppen\u2019s out first to welcome everyone as El Drunko\u2019s MIA. Deppen chugs a pint and immediately regrets it\u2026<\/p>\n Ace Austin vs. Brayden Lee<\/strong> Austin\u2019s sent outside early after some grappling, but he\u2019s back to ground Lee with a side headlock. When he pushes free, he\u2019s able to catch Austin with a dropkick, before Austinr returned fire with a knee to the back and his take on a Dragon sleeper. He keeps going with a snap suplex for a two-count, then another, before Lee began to fight back with elbows. Lee pushes out and fires back with forearms, but fell to a Northern Lights suplex for a two-count before he ducked a head kick\u2026 then rolled up Austin into the ropes. Another head kick cracks Brayden for a two-count, but Lee returns fire with elbows into the corner before he\u2019s bounced with an Irish whip into the buckles.<\/p>\n Lee blocks another suplex but runs into a pump kick\u2026 then a second\u2026 with Austin getting a two-count from that. A springboard dropkick from Brayden takes Ace off the apron, as we set up for a dive\u2026 but Lee\u2019s caught up top and dragged down as he instead hits a superkick\u2026 then got caught with an Orihara moonsault off the buckles. An enziguiri back inside keeps Ace down, before a whip took him into the corner\u2026 where Lee gets lifted onto the apron ahead of a springboard clothesline. A standing moonsault gets Lee a two-count, ahead of a Batista Bomb that nearly got Lee the win. Lee heads up top for the finish, but he aborts a shooting star press and gets caught by a double-springboard enziguiri from Austin, who quickly followed up with a sorta stomp for a two-count.<\/p>\n Austin picks up from there as Lee\u2019s taken back to the top rope, but Brayden pushes him down and followed him with a shooting star press\u2026 landing in Ace\u2019s feet. A running overhead kick cracks Lee in the corner, before a snap \u2018rana got the upset. **\u00be<\/p>\n TJ Crawford vs. Nolan Edward<\/strong> Some grappling on the mat takes Edward into the tease of an Overdrive, but Crawford escapes and snapmares Nolan down for a kick to the back. Edward chops back, before he took Crawford outside for a tope\u2026 but Crawford reverse-skins the cat as Nolan tried to throw him back inside. Crawford takes Edward to a supporting pole, but ends up punting it as Nolan returns with uppercuts\u2026 then chopped the pole. Back inside, Crawford cracks Nolan with a high kick, then a brainbuster, before they head outside as another tope took Nolan towards the back row. They return to the ring again, but Crawford leaps into a kick as Edward pushed on for a spinning release Regalplex, which nearly wins it.<\/p>\n An overhead kick in the ropes from Crawford leads to a double-jump springboard stunner, then a backwards Slingblade out of the corner for a near-fall, as a load of Windows notifications distract. A high knee from Crawford leads to a backbreaker and another head kick, before a rebound Blue Thunder Bomb drew a two-count for Edward\u2026 only for a death valley driver to get Crawford the win. A fun sprint this, but perhaps a touch too in-dee as they squeezed in two dives to the outside in their time. **\u00be<\/p>\n Kasey Catal vs. Ava Everett<\/strong> \u2026 and got a birthday cake from Everett before the match. It led to an awkward attack from behind by Catal as Ava went to check on, erm, something. Right hands from Everett lead to a crossbody for a two-count, before they\u2019re taken outside. Brandon\u2019s got the cake on a chair, but Catal tries to suplex Everett onto it\u2026 only for it to be reversed as Kasey hit the floor. Back inside, Everett elbows Catal as she built up a head of steam, taking Catal into the corner for a back elbow. A superkick drops Kasey for a two-count, while a sunset flip nearly gets Everett the win\u2026 only for her to be sent outside. She caught Catal in the ropes for a flying double legdrop across the ropes, before Brandon Kirk popped up on the apron to distract Everett.<\/p>\n Everett swings for him, but gets hit from behind again as Everett flies outside with a tope into Kirk\u2026 Catal capitalises with a cannonball off the apron into the pair of them, before Kirk held Everett for a cake shot. Ava escapes and throws the cake into Catal\u2019s face, then threw a piece at Kirk before they went back inside. A low blow and a Magic Screw drops Everett back inside, and that\u2019s the win. Very short, and we saw the baddies with cake all over them by the end, so that\u2019s a win-win. **<\/p>\n Tank vs. Manders<\/strong> Manders charges in after his song\u2019s long intro and I don\u2019t think we have an opening bell as they start scrapping. Headbutts from Manders have Tank in the ropes, before chops back and forth led to Tank hooking away at Manders by the ropes. Cue weaponry as Tank pulls a fork out of his boot, but Manders blocks it and stabs Tank with his own tool. Tank\u2019s taken outside as he comes up red, with Manders exacerbating the cut with the fork again. Headbutts follow as Tank pokes the eye, then took Manders around ringside to throw him through the chairs. We get a sit-down bar fight next, leading to back and forth headbutts, before a lap around the ring from Manders ended with him having a chair chucked at his head.<\/p>\n More chops from Tank wear down Manders, who then gets his legs swept on the apron as they return to the ring, but Manders manages to knock Tank into the corner before the veteran came back with a back elbow and some choking. Some more back-and-forth ends with a chokebreaker from Tank for a near-fall, before Kawada kicks and a lariat from Manders lead to a back suplex on some chairs that nearly ends it. Tank hits back with a backfist and a Saito suplex onto the chairs, then a second, and that\u2019s enough to put down Manders. I didn\u2019t know what to expect coming in, but this wasn\u2019t really my cup of tea. **<\/p>\n Andy Brown vs. Myron Reed<\/strong> Some headscissors lead to a kip up escape from Reed, who then returned to work on the wrist as Brown reaches for the rope to escape. Reed keeps going with a slingshot sunset flip, then a dropkick to knock Brown outside, but Brown\u2019s back to cut off a dive as he pancakes and punts Reed for a one-count. A suplex throw tosses Reed across the ring, as Brown looked to build up some momentum, clattering into Reed with an elbow. Brown then chops Reed\u2019s chest protector\u2026 and figured a punch to the face was more effective. Reed begins to escape as he nails a springboard uppercut for a two-count, before a snapmare and a low dropkick left Brown laying.<\/p>\n Brown counters a springboard with a German suplex, before chaining in a second one ahead of a spinebuster\u2026 and I thought that was the win, but the ref called it a two-count. Brown throws some strikes from above, then measured up for a rolling cutter\u2026 but Reed blocks it and fires back with forearms. A head kick from Reed lands, before he Matrix\u2019s out of a clothesline and takes Brown outside for a tope. Reed returns with a slingshot legdrop for a two-count, before a stunner and a superkick leads to a rewind cutter off the top rope for another near-fall. Brown returns with a roll-through cutter and a diving forearm\u2026 but Reed kicks out before a short piledriver keeps the two-counts coming.<\/p>\n Reed keeps kicking out after a diving knee to the back of the head as I feel this one\u2019s gone past its peak. They keep going. They keep kicking out. Brown rolls onto the apron, and looks to hit a piledriver\u2026 but Reed heads back inside to counter suplex into a stunner, before a flying cutter to the floor was blocked, with Brown countering with the short piledriver on the concrete instead. Of course, it\u2019s only a two-count back inside, before a jack-knife pin from Andy Brown got the win. Yep. The effort was there, but it lost my interest after the false finish halfway through and the endless kick-outs. Not for me today, was this. **\u00bc<\/p>\n Brandon Kirk vs. Simon Grimm<\/strong> Grimm boots and suplexes Kirk at the bell for an early two-count, forcing Kirk to roll outside. Grimm gives chase with chops, then slammed him into a garden table in the venue before posting Kirk. The fight continues, much like the ref\u2019s count, as Grimm throws some hand sanitizer at Kirk before they headed back into the ring. A chinlock has Kirk down, as did a bulldog choke, but Kirk fights free as he stomps on Grimm\u2019s face. Kirk throws in headbutts, but gets punched out by Grimm ahead of a roll down\u2026 but Kirk\u2019s got plenty left as he absorbs some kicks from the former Vaudevillain. A clothesline from Kirk nearly ends it out of nowhere, but Grimm\u2019s back on top as he grinds the elbow into Kirk\u2019s face.<\/p>\n Grimm\u2019s knees keep Kirk down, including one between the ropes for a two-count, before Kirk found a way back in with repeated stomps and a Regalplex for a near-fall. A back body drop from Grimm countered a bloodied Kirk ahead of a cradle piledriver\u2026 before a bulldog choke led to the referee stoppage. This was a good little scrap, with Grimm using wrestling holds to scrape out the win against the brawler Kirk. **\u00be<\/p>\n Eric Corvis vs. The Whisper vs. Ellis Taylor vs. Cole Radrick vs. Joey Silver vs. Jared Evans<\/strong> Jared Evans was the last man out, annoyed his response to Tony Deppen\u2019s open challenge on the show-that-would-have-been-here was changed into a scramble. He gets beaten up as he ran his mouth, and then the scramble madness begins. A Parade of Moves starts us off, ending with a Corvis headbutt to Taylor, who\u2019s then crushed with a crossbody in the ropes\u2026 that ended with a splash to Silver on the outside. Cole Radrick dives onto Corvis too, before Evans faked out a dive, only for Whisper to hit him with a backbreaker instead.<\/p>\n Whisper keeps going with a corkscrew splash out of the buckles to the floor. Silver\u2019s sent flying with a back body drop from Taylor to the pile on the floor\u2026 before Taylor tried for a suplex back inside, and ended up falling to some satellite headscissors from Silver. Corvis is back, but he\u2019s hung into a Tree of Woe as Silver ends up hitting a sunset bomb to knock Whisper into Corvis. Radrick\u2019s knocked into the corner for hip attacks from Silver, before Evans hits a back cracker\u2026 he follows up with a ropewalk Meteora to Whisper, then a diving knee to Corvis, before Radrick snuck back in with kicks and an Air Raid Crash to Taylor for a two-count. Corvis nicks back in with chops to Radrick in the corner, before he went up top for a frog splash to Taylor\u2026 then a palm strike to Radrick as Corvis\u2019 knee looked to be shot\u2026<\/p>\n He hobbles into a step-up cutter on Radrick as Whisper and Evans get pulled into each other\u2026 with Corvis then setting them up for an accidental sunset flip. Jawbreakers from Corvis look to build new momentum, but he\u2019s dropped by a Taylor superkick, before an avalanche brainbuster on Silver almost wins it. Corvis still has something left in him as a Parade of Moves breaks out, but it\u2019s a TKO from Radrick to Whisper that should have gotten the win. Evans rolls him up for a near-fall, then nailed a curb stomp before Whisper countered a second curb stomp into torture rack spin-out slam for the win. This didn\u2019t feel as flat-out dangerous as the scramble yesterday, so that\u2019s a win\u2026 but Corvis seemingly tweaking his knee almost derailed things towards the end. ***<\/p>\n The ExerGuys (JP & M3) vs. IronBeast (KTB & Shane Mercer) vs. Rohit Raju & Tye Hyll<\/strong> Mercer and KTB stare down the other two teams as the ExerGuys get beaten on. Hyll and Raji clear the ring, before Hyll nailed a nice springboard inside-out Asai moonsault to the floor. The ExerGuys cut off Raju before doing some push-ups, only for Raju to turn it around with some stomps of his own. Hyll leaps into IronBeast with a double high knee while Raju\u2019s dropped with a facebuster by JP inside for a two-count. Mercer clobbers JP before M3 took out Mercer\u2019s knee ahead of a wind-up elbow that seemed to be more insulting than anything else. Mercer\u2019s up, but he\u2019s attacked from behind by JP, who then charged into his own man as KTB hits a death valley driver into a Mercer powerbomb on JP.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Mercer then suplexes M3 into a suplex by KTB\u2026 before Hyll dives into IronBeast. He\u2019s caught, but Raju\u2019s dropkick knocks them down ahead of dualling cannonballs for a near-fall. M3 responds on Raju before JP\u2019s slam led to a delayed cover\u2026 it gets a two-count as Raju\u2019s then slingshotted into the corner, with the ExerGuys then trying their luck against KTB and Mercer again. They\u2019re clotheslined to the outside as we get topes con giro into the pile. JP\u2019s back up, but mocks a dive with a trust fall off the apron. Back inside, Hyll\u2019s taken down with a fireman\u2019s carry facebuster for a near-fall, as things just keep going\u2026<\/p>\n KTB suplexes M3 from the floor into the clutches of Mercer in the ring, who then nails a powerbomb\u2026 but Raju slips in to batter Mercer with kicks for a near-fall. A big boot from KTB stops that ahead of a Drilla piledriver for a near-fall\u2026 with Hyll\u2019s shooting star press nearly getting the win. M3\u2019s leaping leg lariat after the kick out adds another two-count, before Mercer does reps with M3 and throws him into JP on the floor. A clothesline to Raju leaves Hyll behind, and while he tries his best he springboards into a KTB powerbomb before getting passed into a German suplex from Mercer for the win. This was fun and wild in parts, but for an unannounced match, I\u2019d have gone with a tighter, wilder squash. Hyll looked pretty good in his few spots, so there\u2019s a name to keep an eye on. **\u00bd<\/p>\n Billie Starkz vs. Heather Monroe<\/strong> <\/p>\n From the opening lockup, Starkz and Monroe take each other into the corner before Monroe went for a hammerlock\u2026 then a wristlock\u2026 before Starkz found her way free with a front facelock. Monroe counters out into an armbar, before they broke in the ropes, with a waistlock from Starkz quickly ending in the same place. Monroe elbows free, but gets caught with a lucha roll-up for a two-count, then crucifixes Starkz as the back-and-forth pinning leads to Starkz unloading with some right hands in the corner. A reversed Irish whip sparks more pinning attempts, with Starkz slapping Monroe to the outside\u2026 only to get caught with a neckbreaker through the ropes as Monroe picks up another cover.<\/p>\n Starkz rolls to the outside, but gets stretched around the ring post before a senton back inside gets Monroe a two-count. Monroe keeps the focus on the back with some forearm shots, ahead of a cartwheel hip attack in the corner and a backbreaker\u2026 before rebounding Starkz\u2019s head into the middle buckle. Monroe\u2019s stomp knocks Starkz through the ropes for a near-fall, before Starkz finally found back with a rebound kick out of the corner. She shoves Monroe into the ropes for a rebound German suplex, then chained it together with some more Germans before Monroe\u2019s Dragon suplex turned it around in a hurry.<\/p>\n Starkz returns with another German suplex for a near-fall, before a Boston crab trapped Monroe\u2026 Starkz couldn\u2019t keep the hold on because of her back, so she just stomps Monroe for a bit before reapplying the half crab, with Monroe eventually making it to the ropes. The pair trade strikes, but it\u2019s Starkz who looked to pull ahead, because she sidesteps a high kick and returned with a low dropkick for a near-fall. Monroe crotches Starkz as she went up top\u2026 and then brought her down with a superplex\u2026 rolling it through into a Falcon arrow for the win. This was a good little match, if not a touch on the long side – with Monroe ekeing out a win over a Starkz who has been getting a fair amount of ring time this weekend. ***<\/p>\n Jon Alba\u2019s out with his Emmy to introduce the answer to Daniel Garcia\u2019s open challenge.<\/p>\n Charles Mason vs. Daniel Garcia<\/strong> <\/p>\n Garcia instantly grounds Mason with some headscissors, but Mason spins out\u2026 only to get caught as Garcia floated over into a pinning attempt. A rope break saves Mason as Garcia looked for a hold\u2026<\/p>\n They roll on the mat, but Garcia sinks in a rear naked choke attempt\u2026 so Mason bites free before he worked an armbar. Garcia escapes for a chop, before he charged down Mason, as a crucifix leads to a two-count ahead of a back suplex. A slam and a low forearm keeps Mason down for a two-count before a brief trip outside ended with Garcia backing up Alba towards the ring post. Mason sprays something in Garcia\u2019s eyes ahead of a see-saw DDT onto the edge of the ring\u2026 with a baseball slide knocking Garcia to the floor. Back inside, cravat knees and a neck twist keep Garcia down, as did a drop toe hold into the ropes which opened the door for some choking from Mason and Alba.<\/p>\n A back suplex drops Garcia for a two-count, before some hanging headscissors in the ropes keep Garcia in trouble. Mason keeps going, but Garcia fought back with a clothesline and a Saito suplex, before a Dragon screw spins Mason out of the corner. A diving Shining Wizard nearly wins it for Garcia, before Alba popped up to distract Garcia in mid-Sharpshooter attempt. Garcia knocks Alba down, but gets caught in a tornado guillotine. He punches his way free, then rains down blows from above on Mason as I thought the ref stopped it\u2026 but instead it\u2019s just a separation as the pair get up and tee off on each other again, leading to a uranage and another guillotine from Mason. Garcia escapes with an overhead suplex, but fights out of a goozle as Mason ends up getting caught with a diving knee and a suplex for a near-fall. Mason has something left in him as he charges Garcia to the corner for a slingshot dropkick and a running double knee\u2026 before he pulled him up into a neat death valley driver for a near-fall.<\/p>\n Garcia tries to retaliate, and shrugs off a fish hooking before he rolled Mason into a Sharpshooter. Jon Alba distracts, but Garcia smartly pulls the ref away to actually DO HIS JOB as Mason ends up submitting. I liked that finish, with Garcia clearly fed up of all those easily distracted referees in history. A pretty good match with Mason looking solid here, while Alba played the mouthy chicken-shit manager well. ***\u00bd<\/p>\n Post-match, Mason chokes out Alba before having a staredown with Garcia\u2026 who then puts Alba in the Sharpshooter while raising the Emmy aloft. Just for the LOLs.<\/p>\n JD Drake vs. Jordan Oliver<\/strong> Drake stings Oliver with kicks early on, before they locked up\u2026 Oliver grabs a waistlock, which Drake breaks as he just hurls Oliver aside. A cross armbar from Drake\u2019s furiously defended before Oliver tried his luck with a chop. A dropkick takes Drake outside ahead of a plancha that\u2019s almost missed by the camera crew\u2026 back inside, a slingshot jawbreaker stops Drake, who then shoves Oliver away ahead of a nice spinebuster. Oliver\u2019s lit up with chops from there, then kept under Drake\u2019s boot as a knee drop lands for just a one-count. A suplex drops Oliver for a two-count, with Drake then sinking in a choke before he decked Oliver with a forearm for a nonchalant one-count. My feed drops\u2026 and recovers as Drake squashes Oliver with a Vader bomb for a near-fall, before Oliver began to fight back.<\/p>\n Forearms to Drake in the corner have some effect, before Drake hit back with a powerbomb attempt\u2026 but Oliver grabs the legs and ends up countering with a Code Red, only to take a nasty spill on the landing. Oliver shakes it off, and nearly nicks it with a roll-up before a springboard cutter out of the corner was caught. Drake grabs a rear naked choke, but Oliver mounts the buckles and flips backwards, finding enough in him to snatch the win over Drake with that. ***\u00bc<\/p>\n The show cuts to an impromptu end as Oliver looked hurt. 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\nBrayden Lee pinned Ace Austin in 11:39 (**\u00be)
\nTJ Crawford pinned Nolan Edward in 7:28 (**\u00be)
\nKasey Catal pinned Ava Everett in 5:17 (**)
\nTank pinned Manders in 8:09 (**)
\nAndy Brown pinned Myron Reed in 13:40 (**\u00bc)
\nSimon Grimm defeated Brandon Kirk via referee stoppage in 7:37 (**\u00be)
\nThe Whisper pinned Jared Evans, Eric Corvis, Joey Silver, Ellis Taylor and Cole Radrick in 8:12 (***)
\nShane Mercer & KTB pinned Tye Hyll & Rohit Raju and M3 & JP in 9:47 (**\u00bd)
\nHeather Monroe pinned Billie Starkz in 12:52 (***)
\nDaniel Garcia submitted Charles Mason in 13:25 (***\u00bd)
\nJordan Oliver pinned JD Drake in 12:42 (***\u00bc)<\/p>\n
\nBrayden\u2019s using Kurt Angle\u2019s TNA theme, which is a win for me\u2026<\/p>\n
\nThe feed began to struggle a little here, but it recovers as Nolan took down Crawford in a tie-up for an early two-count.<\/p>\n
\nCatal was out with Brandon Kirk at ringside\u2026<\/p>\n
\nThere\u2019s something weird about having a manager who\u2019s face-painted and in gimmick\u2026 when you look like you could wreck the joint by yourself\u2026<\/p>\n
\nAn unadvertised match this, and we start with Reed working over Brown\u2019s arm ahead of a headlock takedown.<\/p>\n
\nKirk\u2019s at least washed the cake off his face\u2026<\/p>\n
\nHopefully this scramble is more contained than yesterday\u2019s in this slot!<\/p>\n
\nI have no idea who the ExerGuys are. They fortunately tell us with a promo ahead of this unadvertised match\u2026<\/p>\n
\nOur second women\u2019s match on the bill, which feels somewhat rare this weekend…<\/p>\n
\nGarcia\u2019s had a pretty good weekend – having defended both the Limitless and C4 titles in one go on Friday\u2026<\/p>\n
\nOur main event sees JD Drake getting the top billing against a Jordan Oliver who came away with the Acid Cup on one of GCW\u2019s many shows yesterday.<\/p>\n