NWA adds Voodoo Queen Casket match, tag title bout to Hard Times 3

The NWA has added two matches to the lineup for Hard Times 3.

The father and son team of Hawx Aerie (Luke & PJ Hawx) defeated The Dirty Sexy Boys (JTG & Dirty Dango) in a number one contenders match on last night’s NWA Power. They will now move on to face the NWA tag champions, La Rebelion, at Hard Times 3. 

James Mitchell also cut a promo on last night’s show challenging Natalia Markova to face Max the Impaler in a Voodoo Queen Casket match. The match has since been confirmed for the show. 

NWA Hard Times 3 takes place Saturday, November 12 at the Frederick J Sigur Civic Center in Chalmette, Louisiana. It will air live on FITE TV. The advertised lineup for the show is as follows: 

  • NWA World Heavyweight Champion Trevor Murdoch defends against Tyrus and Matt Cardona in a triple-threat match
  • NWA Women’s Champion Kamille defends against KiLynn King and Chelsea Green in a triple-threat match
  • NWA Tag Team Champions La Rebelion (Bestia 666 & Mecha Wolf) defend against Hawx Aerie (PJ & Luke Hawx)
  • NWA US Tag Team Champions The Fixers defend against The Spectaculars
  • NWA Junior Heavyweight Champion Homicide defends against Kerry Morton
  • NWA National Champion Cyon defends against Dak Draper
  • NWA Women’s Tag Team Champions Pretty Empowered (Kenzie Paige & Ella Envy) vs. Madi & Missa Kate
  • AJ Cazana vs. Jordan Clearwater for the vacant NWA TV title
  • MLW National Openweight Champion Davey Richards defends against Colby Corino
  • EC3 vs. Thom Latimer
  • Nick Aldis vs. Odinson
  • The Question Mark w/ Aron Stevens vs. The Question Mark II
  • Mercurio, Magic Jake Dumas, and Jax Dane vs. Anthony Mayweather, JTG, and The Pope (pre-show)
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