Sinn Enterprises interrupted Mr. K at the start of the show...after Mike Anthony's altercation with a fan at the previous show, Mr. K demanded that Anthony be brought to the ring in shackles before his match later in the evening.
Aiden Young d. Mizfitt Manners(w/ Miranda); Miranda argued with the referee as Manners hit an Ace Crusher on Young, but Mauler McDarby knocked out Mizfitt with his hammer allowing Young to get the surprise win in his MECW debut.
Count Kharfu(w/ Sarin Sinn) d. Mauler McDarby; Miranda resurfaced at ringside and caused another distraction, allowing Mizfitt to blind McDarby by spitting water(?) in his face. That allowed Kharfu to get the win after a backcracker...the members of Sinn Enterprises continued their assault after the match, but a huge masked man(holding a stuffed rabbit?) entered the ring and double-chokeslammed Kharfu and Manners.
Shawn Santel wrestled Tag Team Champion Mike Anthony(w/ Sarin Sinn) to a 20-minute time-limit draw to retain the Independent Title in a total technical-style matchup. Mr. K ejected Sinn from ringside before the match began. The two shook hands after the match and Mr. K said he would set up a rematch at the next show(9/24).
Barry Ryte d. Great Plains Champion Eric Allen(w/ Lovely Leon Alexander) by DQ; Mr. K appointed himself special enforcer after Allen's cheap victory over Ryte at the previous show. Ryte had Allen cornered, but Allen delivered a mule kick that took out both Ryte and the referee. Ryte was able to recover enough to hit the Ryte Of Passage and Mr. K jumped in the ring to make a three-count, but the original referee called for Allen's disqualification due to the low blow. Mr. K said he would arrange a rematch for the 9/24 show in a best-of-three-falls contest...and hinted that he had another idea for said matchup that he would reveal at a later time.
Badd Company(Evan Money & Buddy Roberts Jr.) d. Tag Team Champions Mike Anthony & Sarin Sinn(w/ Mizfitt Manners, Count Kharfu, & Miranda) by DQ; the match degenerated into chaos as Anthony snapped, destroying both opponents and even decking his own partner at one point before blatantly bashing Money with a chair.
Bailey Mannix d. Justin Reno in a "Let's Make A Deal Match" to retain the Heavyweight Title; the rules stated that you could only win by putting your opponent through three of the five doors available in the matchup. Mannix got the first "fall by setting up Reno on a door set up across two chairs, then delivering a chairdrop from the second turnbuckle. Reno scored the second point with a brutal curbstomp to smash Mannix through a door propped up against the turnbuckles, then notched another point by suplexing Mannix through a door set up across two chairs. Mannix evened the score by dropping Reno through a door set up across two chairs with the Mannix Depression(his modified Death Valley Driver). The end came after the referee was accidentally knocked down by Mannix and the two wrestlers fought on the ring apron with a door set up across two chairs on the floor; Eric Allen(w/ Leon) ran into the ring and hit both men, sending them flying through the door. The referee recovered to see only Reno in the wreckage of the final door and awarded the victory to Mannix.
After the match, Allen accused Mannix of ducking him since their clashes over the Heavyweight Title last year. Allen claimed that Mannix never truly defeated him in their thirty-minute Ironman Match and he never verbally submitted in their I Quit Match...so he issued a challenge for the anniversary show in November for a SIXTY-minute Ironman Match!
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