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Ever since Boss Cole introduced the Wheel of Pain, a simple spin has produced some of Weekend Wrestling’s wildest matches—and more than a few suspiciously convenient outcomes. This time, Adam Astora and Freddie Marz can’t even agree on who gets to spin, until Jag inserts himself into the argument and parks the wheel on a hand-written choice nobody saw coming: “Jag’s Match.” What that means is anybody’s guess, including Jag’s, but Adam and Freddie are quickly “assisted” into the ring and turned loose. Adam immediately uses his superior muscle to bully Freddie around, and Jag seems almost delighted by it—taunting the defiant Marz while Astora stretches, squeezes, and punishes him with dominating submissions and hard-hitting offense.
Freddie refuses to fold, absorbing brutal forearms, kicks, stomps, suplexes, clotheslines, and devastating chops while fighting back whenever an opening appears. The punishment also includes arm bars, abdominal stretches and claws, choking, bodyslams, Boston crabs, camel clutches, leg locks, bodyscissors, biting, a stump puller, surfboard torture, a DDT, and a double shattered dreams—plenty of opportunities for muscular bodies to be bent, trapped, squeezed, and displayed. But Freddie’s stubborn resistance seems to awaken something darker in Jag. Once that referee shirt comes off, any pretense of fairness disappears with it, twisting this singles match into a vicious 2-on-1 workover. Freddie suddenly finds himself facing overwhelming muscle, ruthless aggression, and humiliating control from two studs determined to break down the one man who refuses to stay down.
Great traditional wrestling match. Austin Lynch is just methodical & Riff Simmons always manages to escape situations. I loved it.
I really enjoyed Travis getting worked over by Dominic. Would have liked to have seen more concentration on softening Travis's abs. Overall a very good match