Saturday WLW Results From Troy, MO

-Roy Lewis d. Cody Jones when Jones missed a frog splash and Lewis capitalized by getting the pin with a La Majistral cradle (8:12).
-"The King Of Crossfit" Mark Sterling d. Justin D'Air via rollup with a handful of tights (11:50).
-Stacey O'Brien & Lucy Mendez d. Women's Champion "Miss Natural" Heather Patera & Paloma Starr when Stacey pinned Paloma after the backcracker (12:16).
-"Kickin'" Kyle Roberts d. Karim Brigante(w/ Miss Monica Passeri).  Brigante originally won after hitting Roberts with a chain that Monica had passed into the ring (triggering an appearance by Stacey O'Brien to fight with her) (11:43).  However, the referee found the chain after the pinfall and the match was restarted, leading to Roberts winning with an enzuigiri and rollup (0:12 restart, 11:55 total).
-Jr. Heavyweight Title Tournament Final:  "The Hybrid Ace" Jon Webb d. Jayden Fenix by DQ when Fenix brought a chair into the ring and shoved the referee when he tried to stop him from using it (18:23).  Fenix whacked Webb with the chair after the bell...when Fenix got into another confrontation with the official, Webb got a hold of the chair and turned it on Fenix.  General Manager Matt Murphy cut off the ring announcer from announcing Webb as the new champion, saying neither man showed the sportsmanship that the new championship deserves...so the two will meet again in a no-DQ match on August 27th to determine the first Jr. Heavyweight Champion.
-It was announced that Mark Henry would be the special guest at the Night Of Champions show on August 27th.
-"The Legacy" Leland Race d. "Superstar" Steve Fender to become the number-one contender to Heavyweight Champion Trevor Murdoch; Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat was the special guest referee.  Steamboat was accidentally knocked down at one point and Fender hit the brainbuster, but Steamboat wasn't there to immediately count the fall and Race kicked out at two-and-a-half...leading to a shoving exchange between Fender and Steamboat.  Race was able to recover and fight back, winning after the Go 2 Sleep (19:36).