Michael Oku continued his ever-extending his title run as he defended against the undefeated-in-Rev Pro Anthony Ogogo.<\/p>\n
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Quick Results<\/strong> — To watch this show, head over to RevProOnDemand.com<\/p>\n We\u2019re eight weeks away from Rev Pro\u2019s 12th anniversary at the Copperbox – and things are starting to heat up\u2026 we\u2019re back at the Gordon Craig Theatre in Stevenage for the second time this year. Commentary comes from Andy Quildan and Leyton Buzzard.<\/p>\n JJ Gale & Robbie X vs. Young Guns (Ethan Allen & Luke Jacobs)<\/strong> Allen and Robbie X start us off, with Allen\u2019s headlock takedown and shoulder tackles having Robbie on the back foot early on. The trend continued with Luke Jacobs for a spell, who caught, slammed and hit a back senton on his fellow former cruiserweight champ for a two-count, before JJ Gale came in to hit a springboard tijeras and a dropkick.<\/p>\n Robbie\u2019s back to hit a senton atomico on Jacobs for a two-count, before Ethan Allen rushed in and almost sent himself flying through Gale off the apron. The Young Guns retain control from there, lighting up Robbie X with chops and body blows before Robbie rolled past Allan and made a tag to Gale, who charges in with uppercuts.<\/p>\n A blind tag brought Jacobs back in as Gale\u2019s cut off, leading to a flying stomp to Gale in the ropes from Jacobs for a two-count, while another parade of elbow drops laid waste to Gale from there. Jacobs lands a superkick from there for a two-count, before the Young Guns\u2019 attempt to go Doomsday was thwarted by Gale, who added a wheelbarrow stomp to Allen before finally bringing Robbie X back in.<\/p>\n Robbie\u2019s hiptoss and cartwheel dropkick takes out Jacobs before Ethan Allen got caught in the corner with a Beyblade kick. A standing shooting star\u2019s good for a two-count for Robbie X, before Allen\u2019s attempt at an Olympic slam was countered out of. Gale\u2019s back to go for a moonsault\u2026 but he misses and ends up trapping himself in the Young Guns\u2019 corner for a dropkick and a Doomsday Device. It\u2019s good for a near-fall on Gale, who manages to avoid a lariat before he nailed Jacobs with a rolling elbow and a Side Effect.<\/p>\n Gale pushes on with a Falcon arrow for a near-fall, before Robbie X\u2019s attempt to get involved was stopped by Allen. Robbie recovers to hit a handspring kick to knock the Young Guns outside ahead of a tope con giro from Gale, while Allen returned to break up a pin from a Spiral Tap. Gale\u2019s sent flying as he went for a springboard, leaving Robbie X alone against the Young Guns\u2026 he gave it a shot, but ends up falling to a lariat from Jacobs, a charging knee from Allen, then a kick-assisted piledriver as the Young Guns picked up the W. ***\u00bd<\/p>\n Post-match, Allen – who somehow had managed to cut his fingers during the match – dealt with a heckler before underscoring that his challenge for Connor Mills wasn\u2019t for anywhere else but the Copperbox in two months\u2019 time.<\/p>\n Next up was the scheduled streetfight between Sha Samuels and Oskar Leube against David Francisco and Goldenboy Santos. The Portuguese lads jumped their opponents on the stage, with a balaclava\u2019d Santos choking out Oskar with a jump rope. Francisco made a point of targeting Sha Samuels, laying waste to him, repeatedly Pillmanizing him until the match got waved off. \u201cWe\u2019re going to try again later,\u201d although as Sha was being carried away, you had to wonder\u2026 how long would the resulting handicap match be?<\/p>\n Lizzy Evo, Nina Samuels & Safire Reed vs. Kanji, Lucia Lee & Rhio<\/strong> Samuels and Rhio start us off, with Rhio scoring a leg sweep early on before a suplex and a dropkick took Nina into the corner. A step-up knee and a seated dropkick followed from Rhio, who brought in Kanji, whose low superkick picked up a two-count, before Lucia Lee tagged in\u2026 with Nina scrambling out to tag in Safire Reed.<\/p>\n Reed\u2019s quickly taken into the corner with a clothesline as Lee\u2019s neckbreaker gets a quick two-count for her. Mercedez Blaze gets involved, allowing Reed to throw Lee into Lizzy Evo\u2019s boot on the apron as the match turned on its head, with Lucia Lee on the defensive, getting triple-teamed in the corner.<\/p>\n Samuels\u2019 neck flip a la Curt Hennig\u2019s good for a two-count, as was a release suplex from Reed, before Lee got trapped between the ropes for a dropkick from Nina. Tags bring in Evo and Kanji, with Kanji landing a big boot and a Dragon screw before Safire Reed stormed the ring\u2026 and got pulled into an arm twist. Nina\u2019s next as shes\u2019 piled onto Reed, before Evo completed the set for a hattrick of arm twists.<\/p>\n Kanji\u2019s corkscrew plancha followed them outside, while a slingshot spear back inside led to a two-count on Evo. Breaking free, Evo\u2019s release German suplex led to one in reply from Kanj. Tags bring us to Rhio and Reed, with the latter getting sunk with a headbutt, then with a spinning heel kick before Kanji\u2019s superkick assisted with an Air Raid Crash for a near-fall.<\/p>\n Reed\u2019s back, but was quickly trapped between the ropes for chops from Kanji, before a kick and a clothesline took Reed down. Palm strikes are stopped by Reed, who added a short-distance clothesline of her own as Kanji ended up getting caught in the corner with a double-team powerbomb being \u2018rana\u2019d out of. Samuels tags in and tried her luck with an inside cradle\u2026 Rhio\u2019s got the same idea\u2026 before Lucia Lee tagged back in and tried to push things over the line.<\/p>\n Samuels grabbed the hair to get free and land an axe kick for a two-count\u2026 Lee\u2019s falling Saito suplex takes things to the mat for an armbar, but Evo\u2019s able to kick it apart before Lucia got blindsided with a head kick. Rhio and Kanji get pulled off the apron by Blaze and Reed, allowing the mugging to finish with an Evo spear, a Samuels powerbomb, before Reed\u2019s double stomp finally put away Lee. ***<\/p>\n Cameron Khai vs. Neon<\/strong> Khai\u2019s suplex takes Neon to the outside for respite, but a tope quickly puts paid to that, while a standing moonsault back inside got Khai a two-count. A volley to the back has Neon laying, before he picked up a couple of two-counts from a suplex. Turning it around, Neon\u2019s springboard dropkick gets him a two-count, before a second dropkick took Khai outside for a flip senton that landed with a thud.<\/p>\n Back inside, Khai rolls through a crossbody before hoisting up Neon into a death valley driver for a two-coun\u2026 the pace quickens as Neon ran into a clothesline, leading to a snappy Falcon arrow for a two-count. Another turnaround sees Khai hung up in the ropes for a double-jump stomp to the back for a two-count, ahead of a delayed Quebrada for a near-fall.<\/p>\n A missile dropkick from Neon\u2019s countered into a dropkick as Khai tried to turn it around, landing an over-the-knee brainbuster for a two-count of his own, before an armdrag and an imploding senton from Neon ended things. This was fine, but felt a little flat – with Stevenage clearly not having seen Neon beforehand. **\u00bc<\/p>\n Post-match, Will Kaven came out and got into a shoving fight with Khai on the stage\u2026 before confronting Neon in the ring ahead of his title match in Sheffield the next day.<\/p>\n Street Fight: David Francisco & Goldenboy Santos vs. Young Blood (Oskar Leube & Yuto Nakashima)<\/strong> Francisco quickly uses a chair to Oskar\u2019s knee and back as the Portuguese lads took control\u2026 threatening another Pillmanizing until the Young Bloods\u2019 music hit again? It\u2019s the returning Yuto Nakashima, who came armed with a pair of Kendo sticks, leading to Young Blood coming out swinging.<\/p>\n Santos makes the save as Francisco was being teed up from a knee-assisted F5, before things spilled outside with Francisco\u2019s dropkick through the ropes clearing the way. All four brawl around the venue, with Santos using the Kendo stick while Oskar choked out Francisco in the bleachers.<\/p>\n Freeing himself, Francisco chokes out Yuto before taking him into the ring post\u2026 then thought more of using a Portuguese flag to choke Yuto with. A DDT onto a chair laid out Nakashima, as Francisco then turned his sights back onto Oskar, whipping him with a belt before using Sha\u2019s scarf to choke out Oskar some more.<\/p>\n Santos came close from a kick-assisted suplex, but Yuto breaks up the pin\u2026 a chairshot from Francisco led to him getting DDT\u2019d onto the chair, before kicks from Nakashima left Santos laying in the corner. Running knees through a chair to Santos in the corner had Yuto on the home stretch\u2026 but a distraction from Francisco allowed Santos back in with a low blow.<\/p>\n Francisco adds a double-jump flying cliothesline, while a Midas Touch from Santos tested out Yuto\u2019s collarbone\u2026 forcing in Oskar to break up the pin. On his own, Oskar tries to fight through, before Nakashima made the save\u2026 leading to Francisco eating a Midas Touch, as a high-low pair of kicks and a knee-assisted F5 finally put away Santos. **\u00be<\/p>\n Post-match, Young Blood made the universal sign of \u201cwe want the belts\u201d and hey\u2026 the tag champions don\u2019t have a match set for the Copperbox. Yet.<\/p>\n Nightshade vs. Haley J<\/strong> Haley was playing keepaway early on, stinging Nightshade\u2019s leg with kicks before an attempted crucifix was caught. An attempted sit-out splash was avoided, before Haley was tripped in the ropes\u2026 leading to everyone getting ejected at ringside.<\/p>\n Nightshade\u2019s headbutt took Haley off her feet, as did a clothesline, before Haley again went for a crossbody\u2026 and turned it into a fallaway slam. Running knees trap Haley in the corner ahead of a big splash for just a one-count. Eventually returning fire with an enziguiri, Haley went back up for a crossbody\u2026 but yet again it\u2019s caught and turned into a swinging slide slam.<\/p>\n A follow-up elbow drop eventually got Nightshade a two-count, before Haley fought out of a chokebomb, following in with a superkick and a splash to the back. A diving knee followed, before she finally scored with the crossbody off the top for a near-fall. Returning fire, Nightshade pulls Haley down with a German suplex, before she grabbed Haley\u2019s sock of rocks\u2026<\/p>\n The referee tries to disarm Nightshade, but Mercedez Blaze slides into the ring and pulls down Haley by the hair. From there, Nightshade drags Haley into the corner, but misses a splash off the middle rope\u2026 Haley gets her sock of rocks again, but this time Mercedez\u2019s distraction allowed for Nina Samuels to grab Haley. An errant headbutt took care of Nina, before a shot with the sock rocked Nightshade for the win. **\u00bc<\/p>\n Post-match, the rest of Nightshade\u2019s group hit the ring and put a beating to Haley J\u2026 until Alex Windsor\u2019s entrance stopped them in their tracks. Nightshade was waiting for Windsor\u2026 but the rest of her group attacks Nightshade, with Windsor joining in, seemingly replacing her as the group\u2019s defacto leader, as the assault ended with Nightshade being put through a table.<\/p>\n So, that\u2019s Nightshade out of the group – less than a month after they first emerged. Storyline-wise, you can make the point that Nightshade\u2019s done nothing but lose this month, but this really does feel like they\u2019ve speed-run a LOT of the storyline inside four weeks.<\/p>\n Zozaya vs. Ricky Knight Jr.<\/strong> RKJ slapped Zozaya in the face as the bell went – leading to a feeling-out process that saw Ricky nullify Zozaya\u2019s attempts at grappling, falling into the ropes to force a break before anything could get going. Breaking free of an arm wringer, RKJ chops Zozaya, then caught a leapfrog and launched the Spaniard into the corner with a death valley driver.<\/p>\n A pair of dropkicks follow, as did a draping DDT for a two-count, while a stalling suplex led to some overhand chops in the ropes and a reacharound. Countering with a low bridge, RKJ\u2019s sent flying, before an attempted leg sweep was countered into a kick from Zozaya\u2026 whose follow-up plancha was caught and turned into a slam onto the edge of the ring.<\/p>\n Back inside, Zozaya steadied himself enough to take RKJ outside for a springboard dropkick\u2026 following out with a springboard bodypress. RKJ\u2019s enziguiri stems the tide, ahead of a suplex. A gamengiri traps Zozaya on the top rope, but he\u2019s able to escape a Muscle Buster and return with a Destroyer, before a superkick almost got the win.,..<\/p>\n Zozaya\u2019s double-jump stomp keeps RKJ very much on the back foot, but a hook kick and a springboard forearm to the back of the head sees Ricky follow-up with a Razor\u2019s Edge for a near-fall. RKJ takes too long to follow-up and gets caught on the top rope for a Spanish Fly\u2026 he shrugs it off to lay out Zozaya with a clothesline, before a Fire Thunder Driver\u2019s countered into the de Madrid al cielo death valley driver for a near-fall.<\/p>\n Trying to keep control, Zozaya lifts RKJ up top for an avalanche de Madrid al cielo, but RKJ slips out and hits a Muscle Buster\u2026 for a near-fall?! From there, Zozaya slips out of a Fire Thunder driver and tries his luck with a roll-up\u2026 before a superkick, a spin kick and the Fire Thunder driver finally got the win, Ricky\u2019s chaining together a lot of wins for someone who doesn\u2019t have a clear direction towards the Copperbox\u2026 ***\u00bd<\/p>\n Greedy Souls (Brendan White & Danny Jones) vs. Sunshine Machine (Chuck Mambo & TK Cooper)<\/strong> A jump start sees Mambo lay out Danny Jones with a Reef Break as the Greedy Souls looked to get the hop on things\u2026 but it\u2019s Sunshine Machine who almost shut it down within seconds of the bell after a German Suplex Turbo Charged By The Power of Friendship. Double-teaming on Brendan led to a neckbreaker, before a leg lariat from TK drew in Danny Jones\u2026 but Mambo\u2019s in to take care of him.<\/p>\n An early attempt at the Designated Driver\u2019s stopped by Danny Jones, before Brendan just threw Mambo at TK on the top rope. Jones stops himself from being thrown into the post, but he\u2019s met with a pump kick instead before the Greedy Souls finally found their groove. A pair of back sentons gets a two-count on Mambo, who remained on the defensive as TK distracted the referee with his arguing.<\/p>\n Mambo\u2019s kept in the corner for more double-teaming, leading to a pair of boots almost putting Mambo down for the count. A double Blockbuster from Mambo clears the way as TK gets the tag in as he went to work on the Souls with clotheslines. An Exploder flings Brendan across the ring, but Jones breaks up a standing shooting star press before the Omelette du Fromage kick took care of Jones.<\/p>\n White\u2019s forced to kick out from a Samoan drop, but Mambo\u2019s springboard splash gets nothing but knees as a roll-up nearly ended things. TK\u2019s tagged back in as a Designated Driver lands\u2026 but Jones breaks up the pin, before TK\u2019s met with the Hospital Pass slingshot Bossman Slam for a near-fall.<\/p>\n Mambo\u2019s in, but gets charged into the corner as the ref misses a mule kick low blow that almost ended Sunshine Machine. A Line Out pop-up slam takes care of TK as the Welsh lads doled out another Hospital Pass to Mambo, but it\u2019s still not enough. TK\u2019s spear stops a double-team suplex as an inside cradle nearly nicked it for Mambo, who misses a splash off the top as Danny Jones\u2019 Go 2 Sleep picked up a near-fall.<\/p>\n Mambo kicks away a Soul Destroyer, but there\u2019s some confusion after a blind tag from TK\u2026 it led to a Reef Break on Brendan, before a big splash from Mambo and a shooting star press from TK led to the win. Another solid outing, but I fear the \u201cwe lose and we\u2019re done\u201d stipulation is going to lead to muted crowd reactions for a lot of these Sunshine Machine matches – although they did have the crowd biting on near-falls late on, it\u2019s going to take a lot to have people really believing the peril. ***\u00bc<\/p>\n Rev Pro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship: Anthony Ogogo vs. Michael Oku (c)<\/strong> Ogogo blindsides Oku before the bell, stomping a mudhole through him as things spilled outside, with some t-shirt choking and a chokeslam onto the side of the ring having the champion in trouble before things really got going. Something else that was also in trouble\u2026 was the Rev Pro title, which Ogogo held up over his head before dropping it to the floor, smashing parts of the belt off.<\/p>\n The bell eventually sounded though, with Ogogo\u2019s clothesline and Olympic Slam almost ending things in seconds. Kicking out just led to Oku taking a series of release German suplexes\u2026 he\u2019s able to low bridge Ogogo onto the spring, before a springboard dropkick took the Olympian to the outside for a Fosbury flop.<\/p>\n Back inside, a froggy crossbody drops Ogogo for a two-count, before an attempt at a half crab was pushed away with such force that Oku was sent flying over the top rope to the outside. It\u2019s enough to make Andy Quildan donate to the swear jar\u2026<\/p>\n Ogogo heads outside to have a go at the fans who helped Oku back up, then rolled the champion back inside to stay on him with elbows in the corner. A clothesline off the ropes gets a rather arrogant one-count for Ogogo, who proceeded to keep Oku grounded with a cravat, then with a kick to the back.<\/p>\n An overhead belly-to-belly suplex launched Oku across the ring, leading to another clothesline for a near-fall. A jack-knife cover gives Oku some hope, but another back elbow from Ogogo snuffed out that fight back, only for a dropkick from Oku to buy him some time. From there, a charging dropkick into the corner from Oku\u2019s added to with a satellite DDT as Ogogo threatened to get back in it\u2026 eventually doing so with a Tower of London out of the corner.<\/p>\n Oku\u2019s able to get a foot on the rope – but Ogogo celebrates like he won the belt. Despite there being no bell or music playing. Capitalising on Ogogo\u2019s arguing, Oku scores a roll-up before\u2026 Ogogo pounced him high into the ropes. Bloody hell, Oku\u2019s living dangerously here.<\/p>\n Ogogo tries to capitalise, lifting Oku up top\u2026 a crossbody\u2019s caught by Ogogo, who hits the spin-out standing F5 (\u201cthe Platty Jubes\u201d) for a near-fall. A package piledriver\u2019s snuck out of as Oku pulled Ogogo into a half crab\u2026 but it\u2019s right by the ropes as the challenger had to pull himself to the outside. Heading outside, Ogogo connected with a punch to the midsection that sent Oku down to the floor\u2026 before an errant punch saw Ogogo connect with nothing but the ring post.<\/p>\n Ogogo\u2019s struggling to get back to his feet\u2026 and is instantly met with a springboard moonsault as soon as he did. Making it back inside, Ogogo tries to throw punches with his weaker hand, but Oku\u2019s able to avoid them as he instead stomped on the damaged hand. Those led to a cross armbreaker as Oku focused on the hand, but Ogogo powers up and broke the hold with a sit-out powerbomb. A gutwrench into a spin-out slam followed, before another crack at the package piledriver planted Oku for the near-fall.<\/p>\n Almost out of desperation, Ogogo heads up top\u2026 only to crash and burn on a senton bomb! Oku pounces on a cross armbreaker from there, before a sunset flip out of the corner took him back into the half crab. Trapping the good arm, Oku forces Ogogo to crawl to the ropes before Oku lost grip of the hold. A PK and a pair of frog splashes follow\u2026 but it\u2019s not enough to get the three count as Oku then went back to the half crab. Again Ogogo tries to roll out, cradling Oku, only for the counter to the cradle to snatch the win as the champion racked up a 14th defence – by hook or by crook! ***\u00bd<\/p>\n Raw Deal was another strong showing from Rev Pro – quibbles over the speedrunning of the Nightshade\/Windsor group notwithstanding. 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\nEthan Allen & Luke Jacobs pinned Robbie X & JJ Gale in 14:21 (***\u00bd)
\nSafire Reed, Nina Samuels & Lizzy Evo pinned Lucia Lee, Kanji & Rhio in 14:56 (***)
\nNeon pinned Cameron Khai in 7:58 (**\u00bc)
\nStreet Fight: Oskar Leube & Yuto Nakashima pinned Goldenboy Santos & David Francisco in 9:43 (**\u00be)
\nHaley J pinned Nightshade in 9:22 (**\u00bc)
\nRicky Knight Jr. pinned Zozaya in 16:24 (***\u00bd)
\nTK Cooper & Chuck Mambo pinned Brendan White & Danny Jones in 13:31 (***\u00bc)
\nMichael Oku pinned Anthony Ogogo to retain the Rev Pro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship in 21:54 (***\u00bd)<\/p>\n
\nThere was some aggro between Jacobs and Gale after their skirmish at St. Neots last weekend\u2026<\/p>\n
\nMoving on, and Francesca exits stage left, leaving Mercedez Blaze to pull double (triple?) duty as impromptu ring announcer, photographer and manager for the unnamed group.<\/p>\n
\nA non-title outing here, and we got going with Neon flipping over Khai, before a leg sweep and a low superkick caught the champion unawares.<\/p>\n
\nOur re-arranged street fight took us into the interval, with Oskar coming through the crowd to attack Francisco and Santos in what began as a handicap match.<\/p>\n
\nFrancesca again exited stage left as the nameless group was in full force here with Nightshade taking on a debuting Haley J. It\u2019s quite a ways away from OVW\u2019s Davis Arena in Louisville.<\/p>\n
\nA clash of the titans in Rev Pro – with Zozaya only having had two singles losses in Rev Pro\u2026 the first of which came last time in Stevenage against Michael Oku, the other was to Angel de Oro at Fantasticamania. Zozaya\u2019s reaction compared to last time in Stevenage was like night and day.<\/p>\n
\nSunshine Machine are still fighting to stay alive in Rev Pro – per their self-defined rules\u2026<\/p>\n
\nOgogo\u2019s elimination of Michael Oku at the Revolution Rumble booked him this spot – as Oku would surely be hoping that his murderer\u2019s row of challengers ahead of the Copperbox is starting to dry up.<\/p>\n