WrestleCon Mark Hitchcock Memorial SuperShow 2026 live results
WrestleCon Mark Hitchcock Memorial SuperShow 2026 takes place tonight at the Horseshoe in Las Vegas.
After the original main event of Ricochet and Leon Slater fell through, a replacement main event featuring JetSpeed (Kevin Knight & Mike Bailey) and Michael Oku against The Demand has been announced.
Also booked for the show is Bandido vs. Galeno Del Mal, The Swirl (Blake Christian & Lee Johnson) vs. Subculture (Flash Morgan Webster & Mark Andrews), Masato Tanaka vs. Mark Davis, and The Headbangers (Mosh & Thrasher) will face Heath & Rhino.
Full lineup:
- Heath & Rhino vs. The Headbangers (Mosh & Thrasher)
- Masato Tanaka vs. Mark Davis
- The Swirl (Blake Christian & Lee Johnson) vs. Subculture (Flash Morgan Webster & Mark Andrews)
- CPF (Danny Black & Joe Lando) vs. Love And Peace (Ben-K & Hyo) vs. MxFx (Latigo & Toxin) vs. The StarMen (Starboy Charlie & Starman)
- Bandido vs. Galeno Del Mal
- JetSpeed (Kevin Knight & Mike Bailey) & Michael Oku vs. The Demand (Bishop Kaun, Ricochet & Toa Liona)
Our live coverage kicks off at 6 p.m. Eastern.
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Welome in, friends to a special night of wresting from the folks at WrestleCon. Beginning in 2018, the annual WrestleCon “Supershow” was rechristened the Mark Hitchcock Memorial SuperShow in honor of Mark Hitchcock, an artist and wrestling fan who assisted in DVD production for Highspots.
Tonight it kicks off Wrestlemania Weekend which is pretty much the wrestling world’s Superbowl, World Series and World Series of Poker.
The show kicked off with a tribute video to Hitchcock and then a special surprise guest, Teddy Long, playa! Long walked to the ring mic in hand and addressed the crowd. Long announce the first match and made it “a tag team match playa!!”
Heath & Rhino vs. The Head Bangers (Mosh & Thrasher)
The match was about to being when Mosh made an announcement: He tore his bicep and can’t wrestle, but don’t worry, he’s found a replacement: Headbanger Swoggle! Which changed the match to:
Heath & Rhino vs. The Head Bangers (Swoggle & Thrasher)
Thrasher and Heath kicked things off, locking up and going through an extended feeling out process as if they’ve never wrestled each other before. Heath hit a takedown and started crowing for the crowd. They locked up again and Thrasher dropped Heath with a hip toss.
Swoggle called for a tag and it was granted as he and Heath faced off, the crowd clearly carrying a torch for Swoggle. Swoggle said that he wanted Rhyno, so Heath tagged him in. Swoggle tried a scoop slam, but of course it was blocked.
Swoggle kicked at Rhyno’s shins, but no effect. He then bit him on the ass (yup, he really did that) and started throwing wee superkicks at the air. Rhyno, confused, bailed form the ring and Heath came back in, running right into a “takedown” from Swoggle.
Things continued at a snails pace from there. You see, Swoggle is wee and Heath and Rhyno aren’t. So all of the big/little jokes and spots you coudl think of took place until Heath changed the tone and punched Swoggle in the face.
He dropped some knees and then tagged in Rhyno who also took liberties with the smaller man. Mosh tried to coach from ringside, but the match went pretty much as you’d expect from there. Heath went up top and posed and Swoggle pulled him down in a Swoggle-bomb.
Rhyno and Thrasher tagged in and the pace picked up as they wrestled. Heath didn’t let that last long though, getting in the middle to take some Sweet Shin Music and a Swoggle chokeslam. Rhyno then speared Swoggle into next week and Thrasher stole the match with a rollup.
Match Result: The Head Bangers defeated Heath & Rhyno
Four Way Elimination Tag Team Match: CPF (Danny Black & Joe Lando) vs. Love And Peace (Ben-K & Hyo) vs. MxLx (Latigo & Toxin) vs. The StarMen (Starboy Charlie & Starman)
So, MxLx, formerly of AAA as part of Los Vipers, represented a luchadore style. CPF (Close Personal Friends) wore coveralls and came out to “Backstreet’s Back” which was fun. Love and Peace arrived from Dragongate with a stuffed panther and Hyo working a stiripper gimmick, including taking dollar bills in his pants (when in Vegas!). The final team, The StarMen, well, Starman was literally a guy from a video game with a star on his face and Starboy wore overalls and goes by “the Denim Dragon.”
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Starboy and Lando started off with a technical exchange including a headscissor by Lando and a rapid fire series of pin attempts by both. Black grabbed a blind tag, and he and Lando double teamed Starboy until MxLx got involved and took out Lando and Black.
Hyo tagged in and Latigo and Toxin disposed of him letting Ben-K take them down with a double lariat. Starman came in next and took them both on, until Hyo clocked him with his stuffed panther.
After that, tags went out the window and it stopped mattering who was legal. Starman took out both members of CPF with a double DDT, but then he glitched (he’s a video game character, remember!) and Starboy had to pick him up and put him in the corner.
Starman rebooted and came back off the top with a moonsault to take out the field. CFP came in and threw Starman into the corner for a double Pele kick. Then they hit duelling shooing start presses and Black pinned Starman to eliminate the StarMen.
Love and Peace struck next with Ben-K spearing Latigo and then Hyo hitting a move from the top rope and making the pin to send MxLx packing. That left CPF and Love and Peace to battle for the win.
All four brawled in the ring, until Ben-K hit a double spear. Black responded with a cutter and Lando hit a reverse pile driver on Hyo and then black hit a high knee on Ben-K, leaving all four men laying.
They staggerd back to their feet with CPF getting split up. Black was sent to the outside and Ben-K speared Lando, allowing him to grab the pin and the win.
Match Result: Love And Peace defeated CPF, MxLx & The StarMen
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