Sunday CHWA Results From Cottage Hills, IL

-Ring announcer:  Dilly.
-Riley Knocks d. Manic Medic Margaret after a Samoan Drop to win the Women's Title (4:00).
-Radical Rick d. Iorio The Juggalo in a Pure Rules Match after a top-rope Diamond Cutter (14:43).
-Ken Collins d. Nick Natural after a windup short-arm spinning elbowsmash (6:48).
-John Boi d. Tyler Blake in a last-man-standing loser-leaves-CHWA match to win the U.S. Title, burying Blake under chairs and a piece of the guardrail so he couldn't answer the ten-count (11:52).
-The Bayou Boys(Waylon Phoenix & Bo Dickerson)(w/ Leroy) d. The Buff & The Brave(Madi Lee Exodus & Ashlyn Alexander); Bo pinned Ashlyn after a double-axhandle off Waylon's shoulders (9:42).
-Shawn Valiant d. Jake Prater in a street fight after a Diamond Cutter onto a chair (15:03).
-"The Butcher" Damian Blade d. Jeremy Lightfoot(w/ Austin Lightfoot) in a no-DQ match; Shawn Valiant tried to get involved only to take a Lightfoot Driver on the floor from Austin.  However, Blade took advantage of the distraction to win after the swinging Flatliner (8:38).
-Angelo Grimsley, Harlock Cross, Drew Karter, Esaw Craine, & Isaiah "The Enforcer" Markel(w/ Joey Diesel) d. Kaos Jester, Umbra Eon, Tag Team Champion L-Ride, Chris Exodus, & Doug E. Best.  Doug E. was a last-minute replacement for L-Ride's tag partner "The Tomahawk Star" Tommy Davis who had been attacked backstage, but Davis came out late in the match for moral support.  In the chaos of the match, Grimsley was able to hit Exodus in the midsection with a chair and score the three-count (26:45).
-Damien Blackwell(w/ Halo) d. Alister Crow in a Crow's Nest Match(best-of-three-falls with pins only counted outside the ring) to retain the Heavyweight Title.  Falls:  Crow won the first fall by tapout via heel hook (13:48).  Blackwell evened the score after a Flatliner (19:31).  The match nearly ended in a draw after each man clotheslined the other and the ref counted both men's shoulders down, but the official decided that there had to be a winner and allowed the bout to continue.  Blackwell finally scored the deciding fall to retain his title after a Flatliner off the ring apron to the floor (26:54).