Rex Lawless has turned Victory Pro Wrestling’s New York State Championship into one of the most exciting attractions in the company. Since claiming the title, Lawless has thrown the door wide open with a standing challenge to anyone willing to step up. The results have been explosive, unpredictable, and must-see every time VPW returns to Bay Shore.
At VPW Disorderly Conduct on Saturday, December 13 at Pro Game Sports, the question is no longer whether someone will answer the call. The real question is how much longer Rex Lawless can keep this pace.
His reign has not been marked by easy defenses or quiet nights. Lawless first welcomed Georgio Lawrence to the challenge, a rising star with a chip on his shoulder and something to prove. Lawrence brought speed and attitude, but Rex’s power and grit shut him down.
Next came Evil Kip, a veteran who thrives on chaos. Kip entered the match with confidence and strategy, hoping to unbalance the champion. Lawless fought through mind games and cheap shots to retain the title with authority.
Then came Bobby Casale, the most recent challenger to test his luck. Casale was hungry and fearless, knowing he had nothing to lose. Despite the pressure he brought, Rex Lawless powered through another hard-fought defense, proving once again why he sits at the top of the division.
Each challenger has pushed the champion harder. Each match has demanded more from the tank. And yet, Rex Lawless has continued to stand tall with the New York State Championship held high.
As VPW returns to Bay Shore for Disorderly Conduct, fans are asking who will be next to try their luck. Could it be a veteran with a point to make, a young prospect ready for a breakout moment, or someone returning to VPW with unfinished business? Maybe an unexpected name will walk through the curtain and put Lawless to the ultimate test.
What is certain is that the Rex Lawless Open Challenge has become a cornerstone of every VPW card. The champion shows no signs of backing down, even as the list of fallen challengers grows longer.
On December 13, someone new will step forward. The only question is whether Rex Lawless can keep proving that he has enough fuel left to remain New York State Champion.