Saturday DPW Results From Fenton, MO

-The show started with a ten-bell salute to Hayabusa.
-"The Valedictorian" Keon Option d. "The Millenial" Danny Adams when he countered an armbar attempt into a rollup pin (11:00).
-"The Alternative" Ozzie Gallagher(w/ Rocket Mapache's mask) d. Jackal when Jackal missed a frog splash, allowing Gallagher to get the pin with a handful of tights (5:24).  Gallagher had another confrontation with Sadie Blaze at ringside, leading to Jackal and a hooded Rocket Mapache ganging up on Gallagher so Rocket could reclaim his mask.
-Jayson Khaos(w/ C.J. McManus) d. "The Don Mega" Shorty Biggs; Shorty had Khaos tapping out with a reverse figure-four leglock, but C.J. distracted the referee; Khaos capitalized with the Unprettier for the win (9:15).  After the match, C.J. had some choice words for his absent protege Billy McNeil before Shorty chased him and Khaos out of the ring.
-High Level Enterprise(Jack Gamble & Jon Webb) d. The Black Hand Warriors(Michael Magnuson & Jayden Fenix) to retain the Tag Team Titles when Webb pinned Fenix after the solo Spanish Fly (13:44).
-Brandon Aarons d. Kevin Lee Davidson(w/ Tony Sasser); K.L.D. hit a Regal Roll, but Aarons countered the pin attempt into a crucifix for the three-count (13:31).  Afterwards, K.L.D. told the fans that he was traveling to the United Kingdom and Italy to wrestle in the near future...he raised Aarons' arm, but then hit him with a cheapshot.  As K.L.D. and Sasser celebrated, Aarons maneuver into a schoolboy trip of Davidson, then took out Sasser with a superkick.
-Heavyweight Champion "Dirdey" Jake Dirden & Brandon Espinosa d. MWR Missouri Champion Ricky Cruz & Mike Outlaw; Dirden tried to bring the title belt into the ring, but the referee took it away from him.  As the official was removing the belt from play, Dirden delivered a blatant low blow on Outlaw and then chokeslammed him for the pinfall (15:40).  Cruz & Outlaw cleared the ring after the bell.
-Outtkast d. "The Filipino Warrior" Elvis Aliaga to retain the D-1 Title after Aliaga tried to hit Outtkast with the title belt and missed, leading to Outtkast getting the rollup pin (12:20).