RevPro High Stakes Results (9/19): Will Ospreay In Action, New United Empire Members
Revolution Pro Wrestling held its High Stakes 21 event on September 19 from York Hall in London, England.
Full results and highlights are below.
RevPro High Stakes 21 Results (9/19)
– The Young Guns (Luke Jacobs & Ethan Allen) def. Sunshine Machine (Chuck Mambo & TK Cooper), Two Extremely Athletic Men (Shaun Jackson & Kenneth Halfpenny) and Doug Williams & Brendan White
– Shota Umino def. Dan Moloney
– RevPro British Cruiserweight Championship: Michael Oku (c) def. Robbie X and Chris Ridgeway
– Yota Tsuji defeated Mark Haskins
– RevPro British Women’s Championship (Two-Out-Of-Three Falls): Gisele Shaw (c) defeated Hyan (2-1)
– Debbie Kietel attacked Shaw after the match.
– RevPro British Tag Team Championships Match & PWA Tag Team Championships: Aussie Open (Mark Davis & Kyle Fletcher) defeated Destination Everywhere (Connor Mills & Michael Oku) to win the titles.
– RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship: Will Ospreay (c) defeated Ricky Knight Jr.
– Ospreay continued to attack Knight Jr. after the match. Shota Umino made the save. Young Guns attacked Shota. Aussie Open came out but instead of making the save, they attacked Shota while Ospreay turned on Young Guns.
– Aussie Open joined United Empire
New look for @tsuji_njpw here @RevProUK #HighStakes pic.twitter.com/rkhOdsdrkQ
— Gadge –️– (@gadget80) September 19, 2021
In a shocking twist Aussie Open join The United Empire #revpro #HighStakes pic.twitter.com/8jlovZSkXG
— Rob Poulloin (@RobPoulloin) September 19, 2021
And Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion #revpro #HighStakes pic.twitter.com/vSwnMexpSB
— Rob Poulloin (@RobPoulloin) September 19, 2021
Still saluting! #revpro #highstakes pic.twitter.com/3IXiLomO7C
— Rob Poulloin (@RobPoulloin) September 19, 2021
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