Bay Shore Scramble Match

The Bay Shore Scramble opened with Vincent Michaels and VPW newcomer Thunder Melendez, whose experience competing in Japan and Mexico was immediately evident. ABBS entered third, followed by Lenny Earl Cash and Dylon Woodward, creating a fast-paced contest with momentum changing by the minute.

Cash scored the first elimination by removing Melendez before ABBS eliminated Michaels. The final entrant brought one of the night’s first surprises as former VPW Champion Mike Anthony returned to Victory Pro Wrestling for the first time in several years.

Woodward continued his impressive showing by eliminating Cash, but his run ended after a spirited exchange with Anthony. The returning former champion outlasted the field to win the scramble and immediately reestablish himself as a contender.

Tiny Giant and Tommy Heartfelt def. Dr. James Parker and Franco Costanzo

Tiny Giant and Tommy Heartfelt displayed the stronger teamwork throughout the tag team contest to earn a convincing victory over Dr. James Parker and Franco Costanzo.

While Parker and Costanzo struggled to find rhythm as partners, Tiny Giant and Heartfelt worked with crisp tags, effective double-team offense and constant communication. Their chemistry allowed them to control long stretches of the match before putting their opponents away for the victory.

The win gives Tiny Giant and Heartfelt valuable momentum as VPW’s tag team division continues to grow.

Mike Anthony declares for the Gold Rush Rumble

VPW owner John E Radioo thanked the Bay Shore crowd and praised 2026 as one of the promotion’s strongest years. He pointed to upcoming events, including VPW’s Riverhead debut and the return of the Gold Rush Rumble, as signs that the second half of the calendar will be just as memorable.

Mike Anthony then interrupted to address the fans for the first time since his return. Anthony explained his absence and declared he had returned to reclaim the one prize that matters most to him, the Victory Pro Wrestling Championship. He officially announced his entry into the Gold Rush Rumble on Aug. 8, putting the locker room on notice.

The Monster Kalypto def. The Unwilting Tatiana by submission

The scheduled match barely had a chance to begin before The Monster Kalypto attacked The Unwilting Tatiana on the floor.

Tatiana battled back despite the early assault, refusing to stay down against the increasingly aggressive Kalypto. The challenger found moments of offense, but Kalypto’s relentless attack gradually wore her down.

The Monster ultimately secured the submission victory, putting Tatiana to sleep and sending a message to the rest of the women’s division.

VPW Tag Team Championship: Committed to Excellence vs. ManteChica ends in a no contest

VPW Tag Team Champions Committed to Excellence appeared well on their way to another successful title defense against ManteChica, although the challengers proved more than capable of matching the champions during several competitive exchanges.

The match came to an abrupt end when Security Inc stormed the ring and forced the referee to throw out the contest.

After the bell, Security Inc escalated matters by using pepper spray to “restore order” before targeting Skyler Mack’s arm with a steel chair. The attack left the champions battered and intensified an already heated rivalry within the tag team division.

David Graham def. Filipinot Grigio in a Closed Match Challenge

New York State Champion David Graham announced before the match that he would no longer grant direct championship opportunities. Instead, he unveiled his new “Closed Match Challenge,” declaring that any future challenger must first defeat him in a non-title match.

Filipinot Grigio nearly spoiled Graham’s plan. The challenger controlled much of the contest with technical precision and repeatedly forced the champion onto the defensive.

Silk E Smooth became a factor late in the match, creating the opening Graham needed. With his foot resting on the ropes for added leverage, Graham escaped with a controversial victory and preserved his unbeaten challenge.

Azure vs. Steve Somerset ends in referee stoppage

Azure and Steve Somerset wasted no time taking the fight outside the ring before the opening bell, setting the tone for one of the night’s most physical encounters. Somerset even attempted to defeat Azure by using Azure’s own finishing maneuver.

Commissioner Kevin Fulton, serving as special guest referee, was knocked into the corner during the action and struggled to regain control.

Somerset then delivered a low blow before following with a series of vicious kicks aimed at Azure’s head. Fulton stopped the match to protect Azure.

Somerset immediately rejected the outcome and demanded another opportunity under any stipulation. Azure accepted and proposed “Azure’s Play House.” Before leaving, Somerset stunned Fulton, ensuring the rivalry remains far from over.

VPW Women’s Championship: Amity LaVey def. Big Daddy Adrianna and Jacky Go

VPW Women’s Champion Amity LaVey successfully retained her title in a triple threat match against Big Daddy Adrianna and Jacky Go.

Jacky Go stepped into the match as a late replacement for Shea McCoy and quickly proved she belonged, matching the champion and Adrianna throughout the fast-moving contest.

All three competitors exchanged momentum in an evenly contested battle before LaVey capitalized at the decisive moment to secure the victory. The successful first title defense further established LaVey as the leader of VPW’s women’s division.

VPW Championship: Anthony Gangone def. Bobby Casale

VPW Champion Anthony Gangone retained the championship against Bobby Casale in a competitive main event that showcased why both men belong among VPW’s elite.

Casale repeatedly pushed the champion to his limits, while Gangone relied on experience and composure to survive every challenge.

The closing moments were disrupted by Alvin Alvarez, whose attempt to interfere backfired and instead cost Casale any chance of winning. Gangone capitalized to retain the championship.

The celebration quickly turned into chaos as Gangone and Alvarez brawled until members of the VPW roster separated them.

John E Radioo then returned with a major announcement. Gangone and Alvarez will meet one final time inside a steel cage at VPW Outside the Box in Riverhead. If Alvarez loses, he will be ineligible for the Gold Rush Rumble and must earn his way back into championship contention.

A brawl started, with everyone throwing everyone else out of the ring, leaving Alvarez standing tall until Mike Anthony returned, threw Alvarez out the ring, and realized he was alone with the championship.

Victory Pro Wrestling brings live professional wrestling to Riverhead for the first time on Saturday, Aug. 1, with Outside the Box at Box Pickleball.

In action: VPW Champion Anthony Gangone, VPW Women’s Champion Amity LaVey, VPW Tag Team Champions Committed to Excellence, New York State Champion David Graham, ManteChica, Security Inc, Mike Zee, JGeorge, Monster Kalypto, Ken Powers, Brooklyn Outlaw Donovan, Rex Lawless, Bobby Buffet, Latina Spice Nat Castle and more.

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El Terrifico def. Mikee G

With Sebastian Amor unable to compete, Mikee G stepped up on short notice to face El Terrifico in the opening contest.

The match was fast from the opening bell, with both competitors relying on quick counters and high-impact offense. Mikee G showed no signs of hesitation despite the late opportunity and kept Terrifico on the defensive throughout several stretches of the bout.

Terrifico weathered the early storm and capitalized on an opening during a rapid exchange in the center of the ring. The veteran secured the decisive advantage and put Mikee G away to earn the victory in an exciting opener that immediately energized the Bay Shore crowd.

Tommy Heartfelt wins Bay Shore Scramble

The Bay Shore Scramble starts off with two competitors, then every 2 minutes a new competitor enters. Eliminations take place by pinfall or submission. The match started with ABBS and Tommy Heartfelt before Jackson Crowe entered the match, followed shortly by Just Joe.

Just Joe scored the first elimination by removing ABBS, only to be eliminated moments later by Crowe. The debuting Dylon Woodward immediately made an impact, entering the match and quickly eliminating Jackson Crowe.

Shotgun Adams received a loud reaction as the final entrant and brought his trademark intensity to the contest. Despite the momentum, Adams was eliminated by Heartfelt.

The final moments came down to Heartfelt and Woodward. After surviving the constant flow of eliminations and fresh opponents, Heartfelt overcame the odds and defeated the impressive newcomer to win the Bay Shore Scramble.

Gangone Granted Championship Opportunity; Cain Banned

VPW owner John E Radioo entered the ring alongside Anthony Gangone, who had spent weeks filing complaints with management regarding his previous VPW Championship loss.

Gangone argued that Adam Cain’s involvement directly cost him the championship. Before a resolution could be reached, VPW Champion Alvin came to ringside and dismissed the idea of a rematch, insisting Gangone should return to the back of the line.

Radioo agreed with Alvin’s position but noted that Cain’s interference had undeniably impacted the outcome. He further revealed Cain was not even supposed to be in Bay Shore that night.

To settle the controversy, Radioo granted Gangone a championship opportunity against Alvin later in the evening in a No Disqualification Match. He also announced that Adam Cain was officially banned from the building.

Steve Somerset vs. Azure Ends in No Contest

Former partners Steve Somerset and Azure delivered one of the most violent encounters of the night, with both men more interested in hurting each other than winning the match.

The action quickly spilled beyond the ring as punches, strikes and brawling consumed every available space around ringside. Officials repeatedly attempted to restore order but were unsuccessful.

As the chaos escalated, the referee determined the match could no longer be controlled and ruled the contest a no contest.

Following the decision, John E Radioo returned and announced the rivalry would continue at Summer Showdown. This time, VPW Commissioner Kevin Fulton will serve as special guest referee in an effort to maintain order when Somerset and Azure meet once again.

Rex Lawless def. Brother Greatness; David Graham Returns

Rex Lawless faced one of the toughest title defenses of his VPW New York State Championship reign against Brother Greatness. The two competitors battled for nearly 15 minutes in a hard-fought contest that pushed the champion to his limits. Greatness repeatedly forced Lawless to dig deep before the champion finally connected with his devastating tree trunk slam to retain the title.

After the match, Lawless addressed the crowd and proudly declared he would accept challenges from anybody, anytime and anywhere. Moments later, a masked man emerged from beneath the ring armed with a steel chair and attacked the champion. He demanded an immediate match and, after a cheap shot, pinned the wounded Lawless.

The attacker then removed his mask and revealed himself as David Graham. Returning after recovering from a broken jaw, the 2026 King of New York Graham left Bay Shore as the new VPW New York State Champion.

Committed to Excellence def. Security Inc. by Disqualification to Win the VPW Tag Team Championship

Security Inc. defended the VPW Tag Team Championship under unusual rules, as a disqualification would result in a title change.

The match was competitive throughout, with both teams battling for control. Late in the contest, Adam Kirkland appeared to execute a clever plan. While the referee’s attention was elsewhere, Kirkland tossed a baton toward Ronald Moses before collapsing to the mat.

When the official turned around, he saw Moses holding the object and immediately assumed foul play had occurred.

The referee called for the bell and ruled Security Inc. disqualified. Because of the pre-match stipulation, the decision resulted in a championship change, awarding the VPW Tag Team Championship to Committed to Excellence.

Amity LaVey Becomes No. 1 Contender; Kalypto Snaps

Kalypto entered the match seeking both her first championship opportunity and a chance to rebuild momentum within the locker room against The Unwilting Tatiana.

Before the match could begin, Rising Stars guest Amity LaVey entered the ring and demanded inclusion in the bout. After consulting with officials, the match was officially changed into a Triple Threat Match with the No. 1 contender position at stake.

As the action reached its climax, Kalypto appeared moments away from victory. Instead, LaVey capitalized on the opening and stole the win to become the new top contender.

Following the match, LaVey challenged VPW Women’s Champion Tiphani Grady to bring the championship to Rising Stars.

Meanwhile, Kalypto initially showed respect to Tatiana before suddenly attacking her with a rear naked choke. Officials and members of the locker room rushed to the ring to separate the competitors.

Anthony Gangone def. Alvin to Win the VPW Championship

With Adam Cain banned from the building and nowhere to interfere, Anthony Gangone finally received the opportunity he had demanded against VPW Champion Alvin in a No Disqualification Match.

The contest quickly became the brutal fight many expected. Both men battled throughout the arena, using the relaxed rules to unleash punishment inside and outside the ring. Neither competitor gave an inch as months of frustration and animosity exploded into a violent war.

Alvin fought with the determination of a champion, but Gangone matched every attack and continued pressing forward.

In the end, Gangone finally overcame Alvin and scored the decisive victory. After weeks of controversy, complaints and unanswered questions, Anthony Gangone captured the VPW Championship and closed out VPW 200 standing at the top of the mountain.

Victory Pro Wrestling enters a new era as Summer Showdown arrives Saturday, July 11, at Pro Game Sports in Bay Shore.

With new champions crowned, rivalries intensifying and championship opportunities on the line, the fallout from Battle in Bay Shore 4 promises to reshape VPW once again when Summer Showdown takes over Bay Shore.

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Bill Apter Opens the Show

Legendary wrestling journalist Bill Apter kicked off the evening in unique fashion, serenading the crowd with a rendition of “I Can’t Smile Without You.” The Yonkers audience enthusiastically joined in before Apter shifted his attention to hyping the night’s card. His appearance energized the crowd and set a celebratory tone before the first bell rang.

ABBS def. God of Dad Bod

The opening contest featured a battle of heavyweights as ABBS squared off against the popular God of Dad Bod. Despite typically holding a size advantage over most opponents, ABBS found himself facing an equally imposing challenge. The Yonkers crowd rallied behind Dad Bod throughout the contest, creating a lively atmosphere as both men traded powerful offense.

Dad Bod refused to back down and delivered several impressive moments that nearly turned the tide. Ultimately, ABBS proved why he remains one of VPW’s most dangerous competitors, weathering the support behind his opponent and using his strength and experience – and a little illegal activity – to secure the victory after a hard-fought encounter.

Yonkers Scramble Match
Lenny Earl Cash def. Vincent Michaels, AJ Lupo, Shamir Dinero, Frankie Forearms and The Irish Wolf

Under the rules of the contest, two wrestlers started in the ring, with a new participant entering every two minutes until all six were involved. Eliminations could occur at any time via pinfall or submission.

The unique Yonkers Scramble Match began with Vincent Michaels and AJ Lupo exchanging words before immediately engaging in a heated battle. Shamir Dinero entered third and quickly aligned himself with Michaels. Dinero scored the first elimination by pinning Lupo.

Moments after Frankie Forearms entered fourth carrying skewers and looking to inflict punishment. The Irish Wolf entered fifth to a strong reaction from the crowd and helped change the momentum. Forearms eliminated Michaels, only to be eliminated himself after Michaels assisted Wolf from the outside. Forearms then chased Michaels backstage.

Lenny Earl Cash entered last, tossing money into the crowd before joining the action. After several momentum swings and a chair-wielding Dinero creating chaos, Cash capitalized when Dinero turned his attention elsewhere, securing the final fall and the victory.

Franco Costanzo def. El Jhonny Santos

Two competitors with much to gain met in a contest centered around momentum and opportunity. El Jhonny Santos entered the match determined to re-establish himself in VPW, while Franco Costanzo sought another statement victory that could move him closer to championship contention.

Santos displayed veteran savvy throughout the bout, targeting his opponent with a calculated offensive strategy and controlling large portions of the contest. Costanzo remained resilient and gradually shifted momentum in his favor by utilizing the striking skills developed through his boxing background. As the match progressed, those strikes became increasingly effective.

Costanzo eventually connected with enough offense to put Santos away, earning a significant victory that may strengthen his future championship aspirations.

Yonkers Street Fight
The Irish Virus def. Geronimo

The rivalry between The Irish Virus and Geronimo exploded before either competitor even reached the ring. The fight began outside the ropes and quickly evolved into a chaotic street fight filled with unconventional weapons and plunder.

Lucky Charms cereal, a shillelagh and a trash can all became part of the action as the two competitors battled throughout the venue. Geronimo repeatedly fought back and absorbed tremendous punishment while looking for an opening to finish the match. Virus continued pressing the attack and used the no-rules environment to his advantage.

After a brutal contest that lived up to the street fight stipulation, The Irish Virus finally put Geronimo down long enough to score the decisive victory.

VPW Women’s Championship
Temptatious Tiphani Grady (c) def. Clara Carreras and Kalypto

Fresh off recent title defenses, Temptatious Tiphani Grady entered another difficult challenge against Clara Carreras and Kalypto. Accompanied by Silk E Smooth, Grady found herself dealing with two highly motivated challengers determined to leave Yonkers with the championship. Carreras continued to prove why she belongs among the division’s elite, while Kalypto fought with urgency and intensity throughout the match. Despite several close calls, Grady managed to survive the threat from both challengers and retained the championship by kicking Kalypto out of the ring and pinning a prone Carreras, stealing the win from Kalypto.

Following the match, tensions escalated when Kalypto blamed Grady for the loss. God of Dad Bod then arrived carrying a birthday cake for Kalypto. Before the celebration could begin, Grady grabbed the cake while Smooth restrained Kalypto. Grady attempted to smash the cake into Kalypto’s face, but Kalypto moved at the last moment, sending the cake directly into Smooth’s face instead.

VPW Tag Team Championship
Security Inc (c) def. Misery Inc

Misery Inc returned to VPW seeking revenge after their controversial loss to Security Inc at Orcamania. Determined to even the score, the challengers brought intensity from the opening bell and repeatedly pushed the champions to their limits.

Vi Daniel and Troy Locke relied on their speed and teamwork to keep Security Inc on the defensive for much of the contest. Several near falls had the crowd believing a title change was imminent. The champions remained composed and leaned on their experience during the critical moments.

Security Inc eventually turned the tide through superior power and veteran instincts, retaining the VPW Tag Team Championship and once again denying Misery Inc championship gold.

Pat Angel def. Brooklyn Outlaw Donovan

Brooklyn Outlaw Donovan made his return to VPW to face social media sensation Pat Angel. While Donovan entered with a reputation as one of New York City’s toughest competitors, Angel showed no signs of intimidation.

The two battled on even footing throughout the match, exchanging momentum and keeping the audience engaged. Angel matched Donovan’s physicality and repeatedly answered every challenge presented by the returning veteran.

As the match progressed, Angel gained confidence and capitalized on an opening to score one of the biggest victories of his VPW career. The win further established Angel as a rising competitor capable of defeating established names.

New York State Championship Main Event
Rex Lawless (c) def. JGeorge

Before the main event began, New York State Champion Rex Lawless addressed the crowd and acknowledged that JGeorge had accepted his challenge. Lawless also announced that, with Bill Apter in attendance, he would defend Apter’s championship in his honor. JGeorge interrupted the proceedings, verbally targeting Apter before turning his focus to the champion.

Once the match began, JGeorge used speed and aggression to challenge Lawless, while the champion relied on his power and resilience to remain in control. Momentum shifted repeatedly before chaos erupted when the referee was accidentally knocked down.

JGeorge immediately took advantage with a low blow and attempted to use the championship belt as a weapon. Before he could succeed, Apter intervened to prevent the title from being used. With order restored, Lawless recovered, seized control and delivered the decisive finishing sequence to retain the New York State Championship in a dramatic conclusion to the evening.

What will happen when Victory Pro Wrestling returns to Bay Shore for Battle in Bay Shore 4?

Two major matches have already been signed for the milestone show.

• Committed to Excellence will receive another opportunity to challenge Security Inc for the VPW Tag Team Championships. After the controversial ending to their last encounter, management has added a major stipulation. If the match ends in a disqualification, the championships can change hands.
• Another rivalry set to continue involves former partners turned bitter enemies. Azure and Steve Somerset erupted into a wild fight at VPW TWENTY that spilled throughout the building and required the locker room to separate them. Now the two will meet in an official match at Battle in Bay Shore 4 as their deeply personal feud continues to escalate.

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The special event served as a fundraiser for the Orcas Baseball Club and introduced Victory Pro Wrestling to a new audience of fans in the Garden State. The crowd packed the gymnasium and created an energetic atmosphere throughout the evening as VPW stars and newcomers delivered a full card of action.

Championships were defended, several competitors made their Victory Pro debuts, and rivalries continued to build as the promotion brought its brand of hard hitting, family friendly professional wrestling to Freehold for the first time. The historic night marked another milestone for Victory Pro Wrestling as the company continues to expand beyond its Long Island roots.

ManteChica def. Los Toxicos in mixed tag action

Nat Castle and Clara Carreras entered the match with their sights set on climbing the ladder in the VPW Women’s Division. The contest quickly turned into a clash of styles. Castle and Sebastian Amor showed constant public displays of affection, often distracting from the action. Carreras and Mantequilla of ManteChica remained focused on the task at hand, though they shared a quick kiss of their own during the bout.

The turning point came when Castle attempted to use her trademark spice powder. Instead of striking Carreras, the powder blasted Amor in the eyes. Carreras capitalized immediately, sending Castle to the floor. With Amor stunned, Mantequilla lifted him into position before Carreras delivered a power bomb. Mantequilla followed with a crushing splash to secure the victory for ManteChica.

Nick Battee def. The Henrik and Dr. James Parker in a triple threat match

Dr. James Parker made his presence known first, entering the ring to berate the crowd and question where the parents of the younger fans were. The Henrik followed, while Nick Battee quickly became the crowd favorite once the bell rang.

Triple threat rules created chaos from the opening moments. Parker and Henrik briefly formed an alliance, double teaming Battee in an attempt to remove the fan favorite from the equation. The partnership proved short lived as both men soon attempted to outmaneuver one another.

Battee weathered the early assault and waited for the right moment to strike. As Parker and Henrik turned their attention on each other, Battee surged back into the fight, delivering a decisive attack that allowed him to score the winning fall and send the fans home happy.

Azure def. The God of Dad Bod

Azure continued his dominant run since parting ways with Steve Somerset, but he faced a very different challenge against the much larger God of Dad Bod.

Dad Bod initially played to the crowd, joking with fans and soaking in the atmosphere. Once the bell rang, however, the tone changed quickly. Using his size and strength advantage, Dad Bod attempted to overpower Azure and slow the pace of the match.

Azure relied on speed and precision to counter the strength disparity. After several close calls, he found an opening and delivered his devastating neck twist maneuver. The move neutralized the size difference and allowed Azure to score another impressive victory, further cementing his momentum in Victory Pro Wrestling.

Segment: Vincent Michaels interrupts King Orca

The evening paused briefly when “King Orca” Matt Rosenburg was brought to the ring to thank the fans and celebrate the Orcas Baseball Club. The moment quickly turned hostile.

Vincent Michaels interrupted the ceremony and unleashed a verbal attack on the baseball club and the fans in attendance. His comments drew immediate boos from the crowd and escalated tensions inside the building.

Before Michaels could continue, Corey Dillenger sprinted to the ring and confronted him. The confrontation quickly turned physical, prompting officials to make an impromptu match between the two competitors.

Corey Dillenger def. Son of the Sun Vincent Michaels

Both competitors made their Victory Pro Wrestling debut following the earlier confrontation. Michaels entered with credentials from the Black and Brave Academy, while Dillenger brought experience from the Rhodes Wrestling Academy.

Michaels controlled much of the early action by targeting Dillenger’s leg and slowing his mobility. The tactic appeared effective as Michaels continued to wear down his opponent.

The crowd, particularly the younger fans, began taunting Michaels from ringside. The distraction proved costly. As Michaels argued with the fans, Dillenger seized the opening, launching a sudden attack and quickly finishing the match to earn a victory in his VPW debut.

Rex Lawless def. Ken Powers to retain the VPW New York State Championship

Two of the strongest competitors in Victory Pro Wrestling collided as Rex Lawless defended the New York State Championship against Ken Powers.

The bout turned into a battle of raw strength, with both men trading heavy strikes and power maneuvers. Powers proved to be one of the toughest challenges of Lawless’ title reign, repeatedly pushing the champion to his limits.

Despite the pressure, Lawless eventually found an opening and delivered the decisive blow that secured the victory and preserved his championship reign. Following the match, the champion once again issued an open challenge, daring anyone in VPW to step forward and test his dominance.

Adam Kirkland def. El Terrifico

Adam Kirkland continued his rise in Victory Pro Wrestling with a victory over El Terrifico.

Terrifico relied on speed and quick strikes early in the contest, attempting to keep Kirkland off balance. Kirkland responded with a more calculated approach, using his strength advantage to slow the pace and control the center of the ring.

As the match progressed, Kirkland’s power proved to be the deciding factor. After halting Terrifico’s momentum with a series of heavy strikes, Kirkland delivered his finishing maneuver to secure the victory and maintain his steady climb up the VPW ranks.

Bobby Buffet def. Shamir Dinero

The Last Saint, Shamir Dinero, brought his gritty and straightforward style into the ring against the larger Bobby Buffet.

Dinero mixed technical wrestling with a streetwise edge, attempting to outmaneuver Buffet and avoid the power advantage. Buffet, meanwhile, relied on his size and strength to dominate whenever he could control the pace.

Dinero found moments of success with his speed, but Buffet eventually turned the tide. Using his power to overwhelm his opponent, Buffet delivered a decisive finishing sequence that secured the win and showcased his strength inside the VPW ring.

Temptatious Tiphani Grady def. Tomorrow’s Hope Becca Wiley to retain the VPW Women’s Championship

Becca Wiley returned to Victory Pro Wrestling after spending the past year training and developing her skills, earning a championship opportunity against Temptatious Tiphani Grady.

Grady entered the match without her usual support system. Manager Silk E Smooth was elsewhere scouting talent, while tensions with Valerie Verman and Samwell Thompson left the champion on her own.

Wiley pushed the champion with a determined performance, showing significant growth since her previous VPW appearance. Grady, however, proved why she holds the title. After a hard fought contest, the champion delivered a powerful Gory Bomb to secure the victory and retain the VPW Women’s Championship.

Security Inc def. Misery Inc to retain the VPW Tag Team Championships

Misery Inc, consisting of Troy Locke and Vi Daniel, arrived in Freehold with the goal of adding the VPW Tag Team Championships to their collection after holding titles in several New Jersey promotions.

Champions Security Inc, Ronald Moses and Malcom Murray, faced relentless pressure as Misery Inc controlled long stretches of the match. Locke and Daniel nearly secured the victory after neutralizing Murray and isolating Moses.

With the referee distracted, Moses seized the opportunity. The champion secretly used his baton to strike Daniel, knocking him out and allowing Security Inc to steal the victory and retain the championships.

Victory Pro Wrestling continues its summer schedule with two upcoming events in New York.

The action resumes Sunday, June 7, when VPW returns to Yonkers, New York, for Legion of Honor at the American Legion. The event is hosted by special guest Bill Apter and will feature many of the promotion’s top stars as rivalries continue to develop and championship contenders look to position themselves for future title opportunities.

One week later, Victory Pro Wrestling returns home to Bay Shore, New York, on Saturday, June 13, for Battle in Bay Shore 4. The event is VPW’s 200th event and will take place in VPW’s home territory on Long Island and is expected to feature several of the promotion’s top championships on the line as the road toward the summer season continues.

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