2. Ganon Jones Jr. made a statement, in his return, by defeating Johnny Mahalo. Mahalo brought the fight, but Ganon proved to be too much and picked up the win. Following the match, Ganon made it clear that he has returned with his sights now set on the IWC Super Indy Championship.

3. The issues between Canaan Kristopher and Anthony Catena exploded before their match could even officially begin, as Canaan attempted to jump Catena before he came through the curtain. The two brawled around ringside and had to be separated by officials, but that was just the beginning. Canaan and Catena fought again during intermission, and later in the evening, their war escalated even further when Catena attempted to put Canaan through a table. What will it take to resolve the issues between these two?!

4. The Jerry Lynn Invitational saw Spencer Slade successfully retain his IWC Super Indy Championship against Zach Nystrom, Austin Blayze, and Andrew Palace in a fast-paced four-way contest. Before the match, Jerry Lynn spoke about how meaningful both IWC and the championship are to him. After Slade retained, by pinning Austin Blayze, Lynn presented the submission specialist with the title in a fitting post-match moment.

5. Bubba the Bulldog & Bulk Nasty retained the IWC Tag Team Championships against Oliver Gray & Jay Bevington. The challengers nearly pulled off the upset, but the veterans used their experience to secure the win. After the match, chaos erupted as the rogue group of “presidents” made a shocking appearance, attacking the champions and causing destruction around ringside before heading into an impromptu intermission.

6. Marcus DeAngelo defeated Wes Barkley in an IWC High Stakes Championship match that saw Barkley’s own stipulation backfire on him. Before the match, Wes chose a stipulation that allowed him to acquire the services of Marcus’ bodyguard, Ox, only for that decision to ultimately work against him. In the end, DeAngelo capitalized and came away with the victory, after Ox choke slammed Barkley.

7. Elijah Dean defeated The Whiz Can in a nearly one-sided contest. An appearance from James Wong nearly opened the door for The Whiz Can to steal the win, but Elijah Dean proved to be too much. After the match, Dean continued the assault by beating down both The Whiz Can and James Wong.

8. Felix Koz scored another huge victory over Bill Collier, again catching him with a roll up to secure the win. After the match, Collier took out his frustration by destroying the Reset Button, leaving Koz to try and gather the broken pieces in a sobering scene that could have major implications moving forward.

9. In the main event, Duke Davis defeated Jami Jameson to become the NEW IWC Heavyweight Champion. Just before the match began, Felix Koz attempted, but was unsuccessful, in activating the now destroyed Reset Button. During the match, Duke overcame the odds and capitalized on the moment with the help of special guest referee Jimmy DeMarco. The victory marked a major turning point at the close of IWC TWENTY-FIVE.

IWC TWENTY-FIVE delivered a night full of chaos, surprises, and major implications as the company celebrated 25 years of history!

If you missed it, you can catch the replay now on the IWC Network at IWCWrestling.com!

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1. In the only match not decided by the Reset Button, Duke Davis defeated a more than game Oliver Gray with a choke bomb. Jay Bevington and Betty Frenzy did their best to “help” Gray, but the Meta Human was too much for all of them to overcome.
2. Ava Brooks became the NEW IWC Women’s Champion after being picked by the Reset Button to face now-former champion and TNA Knockout Mila Moore. Brooks won with a quick roll up, in her debut match for IWC, and stunned not only Moore but also the massive crowd in attendance. This match was the start of an unpredictable night at Reloaded 12.0!
3. Wes Barkley successfully defended the IWC High Stakes Championship against Reset Button opponent, and WWE ID Prospect, IT’s GAL! Barkley, before knowing who his challenger was, proclaimed that they could make the High Stakes stipulation. It’s GAL decided on a post-match pose down for the winner. Ox and Marcus DeAngelo made themselves known, during the match, eventually leading to Barkley posing over a prone DeAngelo.
4. The Reset Button had a tune up when it chose three random competitors to vie for the 16th entrance spot in the 16 Bit Challenge. Zach Nystrom, Bill Collier, and WWE Legend Chavo Guerrero Jr. were all chosen. Bill Collier outlasted the other two, only to take an Eddie Guerrero inspired frog splash post-match!
5. Bubba the Bulldog and Bulk Nasty retained their IWC Tag Team Championships against Reset Button competitors “Man Dime” Elijah Dean and “The Whiz Can” Drew Ryans when Bulk finished of the Whiz Can with a powerslam. After the match, Man Dime took out his frustrations on Ryans and proceeded to explain why he felt that he needed to make it known that he was the “Man of the House”.
6. Felix Koz took a huge step forward in his career by winning the 16 Bit Challenge and taking control of the Reset Button. In a match that saw surprises like Ring Announcer Dave Kich being picked, showcased debuting stars like Austin Blayze, Handsome Harley and Gorgeous Gregory, reminded us of returning competitors like Ganon Jones Jr. and Preston Everest, and brought out WWE legends like Henry O. Godwinn…Koz overcome all of them, but most importantly the final pinfall that came on the man who has been the standard bearer for the last few years…Bill Collier. Koz now holds the keys to the future of IWC. Where will he take it?!
7. Jami Jameson showed true grit as he retained the IWC Heavyweight Championship against former Reset Button winner, IWC mainstay and GCW Champion Atticus Cogar. Jameson overcame an appearance from Otis Cogar and skewers to the skull before landing a huge sledgehammer shot, while ref Nick Brown was down, to Atticus to pick up the victory. Zander Gabriel continues to be an integral part of Jami’s success, as he was involved throughout. Post-match, Duke Davis made Jami aware of his intentions to get back the championship, as officials did their best to keep the two men separated.