MLP Mayhem Results (07/22/2026)

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MLP Mayhem #2 was taped at the St. Clair College SportsPlex in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, on June 12, 2026. The second weekly Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling show featured two matches, including an MLP Canadian Tag Team Championship defence. Don Callis and Mauro Ranallo provided commentary.

MLP Canadian Tag Team Championship match

1st Faction defeated Capitan Suicida and Mascara Dorada in 12:41

Brent Banks and Sheldon Jean represented 1st Faction in the opening match, with Bryce Hansen accompanying the champions. Banks and Jean successfully retained the MLP Canadian Tag Team Championship by defeating Capitan Suicida and Mascara Dorada. The match lasted 12 minutes and 41 seconds. The specific method of victory was not listed.

  • Match time: 12:41

Johnny TV vs TJP

Johnny TV defeated TJP in 14:47

Johnny TV defeated TJP in the second match of the show. The match lasted 14 minutes and 47 seconds, making it the longest match on the show.

  • Match time: 14:47

Full MLP Mayhem #2 results

  1. MLP Canadian Tag Team Champions 1st Faction, consisting of Brent Banks and Sheldon Jean, defeated Capitan Suicida and Mascara Dorada in 12:41. Bryce Hansen accompanied 1st Faction.
  2. Johnny TV defeated TJP in a singles match in 14:47.

MLP Mayhem #2 event details

  • Promotion: Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling
  • Event: MLP Mayhem #2
  • Date: June 12, 2026
  • Location: Windsor, Ontario, Canada
  • Venue: St. Clair College SportsPlex
  • Event type: Television show
  • Broadcast format: Taped
  • Broadcast date: July 22, 2026
  • Television network: TSN2
  • Commentary: Don Callis and Mauro Ranallo
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