GCW Joey Janela’s Spring Break X live results: The Sandman’s final match
Joey Janela’s Spring Break X is live tonight.
Eight matches are advertised for the show, which will take place at the Horseshoe in Las Vegas beginning at 7 p.m. local time / 10 p.m. Eastern.
The Sandman will have his final match on the show, wrestling against the Invisible Man.
Brodie Lee Jr. will have his first-ever singles match, facing Joey Janela.
A Loser Leaves GCW match will pit Effy against Allie Katch. In the GCW World Championship match, Atticus Cogar will defend against the new Hayabusa.
Jack Perry and Marko Stunt will team against KJ Orso and Stackhouse. Mance Warner and Steph De Lander will team against Megan Bayne and a mystery partner.
The Rascalz will take on Marcus Mathers, Alec Price, and Jordan Oliver. There will also be a Grab the Brass Ring Doors, Ladders and Chairs match with advertised participants including Gringo Loco, Shotzi Blackheart, Bear Bronson, 1 Called Manders, Sydney Akeem, Vipress, Charles Mason, and Terry Yaki.
Our live coverage begins at 10 p.m. Eastern.
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– Our show begins at 10 p.m. sharp with a countdown timer for 15 minutes, which feels like a rib given how late it’s starting. They have added ten minutes to the clock, so we’re looking at a 10:30 start time roughly. At 10:31, we get a recap of the history of Joey Janela’s Spring Break set to “Forever Young”, with some questionable audio mixing – which is kind of perfect given the indie rock spirit of the shows. We get another video package on GCW being The Last Outlaws of wrestling.
– The opening contest will be the Grab the Brass Ring Ladder match – it’s first pinfall to a finish for a shot at a GCW title of the winner’s choosing.
Grab the Brass Ring Ladder Match – Vipress. Bear Bronson, Terry Yaki, Shotzi Blackheart, Vengador, Sidney Akeem, 1 Called Manders, Gringo Loco, Charles Mason, a Man Like DeReiss, and Masato Tanaka
Loco starts off with a moonsault to a pile of folks on the floor before DeReiss eats a Spanish Fly off the top to the floor to the pile. Mason beats down Yaki and then Masato Tanaka comes out as the final entrant. Tanaka nails Mason with a forearm shiver and a sliding D mid-ring before squaring off with DeReiss with more forearm shots before Tanaka lands a big forearm shot to send DeReiss down.
Akeem gets a tornillo on DeReiss before squaring off with Vengador and he goes for a handspring elbow and breaks the top rope. Shotzi just keeps going with Vengador with a run-up tornado DDT before Tanaka hits a second-rope avalanche rana! Mason hits Sister Abigail to Shotzi before Bronson puts a giant door in the corner before squaring off with Tanaka for a chairshot to the head battle. I’m going to assume that Christopher Nowinski won’t be endorsing these shows anytime soon.
