FB Free For All: Point Break (Johnny Mahalo & Keegan Taylor) defeated Brotherly Love (Ricky Dawkins & Kliff Klepto)1. Spencer Slade defeated Anthony Young after Young accepted the open challenge laid out by Slade. Before the match, Young made an impassioned speech about how he feels he’s been underutilized but just wants to perform for the great IWC fans.
2. IWC High Stakes Champion Feliz Koz retained his title against Marcus DeAngelo in a Polish Death Match. However, after the match…DeAngelo knocked Koz out and left with the IWC High Stakes Championship.
3. Andrew Palace & Zach Nystrom defeated Canaan Christopher & Anthony Catena. Catena tagged himself in and was worried more about impressing IWC Co-Owner Justin Plummer. This allowed Andrew Palace to take advantage and get the pinfall for his team.
4. The Foundation (Bubba the Bulldog & Bulk Nasty) defeated The Upper Class (Jay Bev & Oliver Gray w/Betty Frenzy) and The Fraternity (Channing Decker & Trent Gibson) after Bubba hit his finishing move on Oliver Gray. Post match, The Fraternity congratulated The Foundation who proceeded to celebrate the win and honor their tag partner, Dennis Gegory, who is currently overseas with the US Military.
5. Jami Jameson defeated “Cutthroat” Clay Campbell. This match was originally scheduled to be Jami Jameson vs Ganon Jones Jr. However, before the show, Jami and Zander Gabriel (who was absent at ring side) attacked Ganon, sending him to the ER and unable to compete. IWC Co- Owner Jock Samson wasn’t going to allow Jameson to hold the show hostage or win by count out. That’s when Clay Campbell answered Samson’s call for an opponent.
6. Izzy Moreno entered an IWC ring for the first time and challenged Mila Moore to defend the IWC Women’s Championship in a steel cage. IWC Management made the match official before Moore could enter and respond.
** During intermission, and while the cage structure was being built, RC Dupree jumped “The Man Dime” Elijah Dean at his merchandise table. However, Dupree’s plans were quickly foiled by a visiting Matthew Jaeger. Jaeger, a former student of Dean, did his best to defend his trainer against the Eccentric Artist. Dupree threatened Jaeger for his involvement in the situation. **
7. IWC Women’s Champion Mila Moore retained her title against Izzy Moreno in an impromptu steel cage match.
8. “The Meta Human” Duke Davis defeated “Big Time” Bill Collier, the longest reigning IWC World Heavyweight Champion of all time (931 days), after almost 25 mins inside of a steel cage, to become the New IWC World Heavyweight Champion. Duke now adds his name to the rare list of traditional Triple Crown Champions (Heavyweight, Super Indy & Tag Team Championships) alongside Shiima Xion & Jock Samson.
The Last Stand was a truly historic event. If you missed it, you can watch the replay on the IWC Network, through IWCWrestling.com!
IWC returns to Marx’s Court Time, on July 12th, with Wipeout. With the fallout from the Last Stand, this isn’t going to be any type of a beach party. It feels like there’ll be a lot of aftermath to deal with. What will Duke Davis have to say about his history breaking win? How will Justin Plummer & Jock Samson continue to coexist, especially after the huge loss to Plummer’s handpicked champion. Find out with tickets at https://iwcwrestling.ticketleap.com/iwc-wipeout2025
