Saturday MMWA Results From St. Louis, MO

-The show started with a ten-bell salute for Muhammad Ali.
-Brandon Aarons d. "Infamous" Tyler Copeland after the close-range superkick to retain the Jr. Heavyweight Title (9:47).  Copeland protested that he didn't have enough time to prepare for the match since it was the opener, offering to put his hair on the line for another title shot.  Aarons accepted that challenge and the match was set for July 9th.
-Brandon Espinosa d. "The Millenial" Danny Adams with the cross-armbreaker to retain the MWR Missouri Title (16:19).
-A scheduled match between Damion Cortess and Barackus never officially started as the two brawled at ringside and Tag Team Champion Ace Hawkins assisted Barackus in a two-on-one attack.  Surprisingly, J-Mal Swagg came to the aid of Cortess and Commissioner Jim Harris ordered an impromptu tag match.
-J-Mal Swagg & Damion Cortess d. Tag Team Champion Ace Hawkins & Barackus by countout when Barackus walked out on the match while carrying Hawkins over his shoulder (11:49).
-Moondog Rover d. "The Incredible" Matt Kenway (Look At Him) with the World's Strongest Slam (5:33).  Evan Gelistico left the webcast position and entered the ring with a chair, distracting Moondog to set up a low blow from behind by Kenway.  Gelistico attacked Moondog with the chair until Big Jim Hoffarth hit the ring to run off Gelistico and Kenway.
-"Da Bomb" Brian James d. Big Jim Hoffarth with the sitout gourdbuster to retain the T.V. Title (6:56).  Jimmy D had a confrontation with Hoffarth after the match.
-Shaft d. "The Enforcer" Jimmy D via rollup after a distraction by Jim Hoffarth (7:14).  The loser of the match would be forced to wear a dress for all future appearances in MMWA; D was forced into a black skirt after the match, but Commissioner Harris said that he would be wearing a more colorful and flowery dress in future appearances.  That included his match at the July shot against Hoffarth.
-A.J. Williams and Da'Marius Jones(w/ B.T.) co-won a triple threat match with Heavyweight Champion "Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson; Williams got Jackson in a Sharpshooter and Jones locked him in a Crippler Crossface at the same time, forcing Jackson to tap out (6:40).  Commissioner Harris declared that there wouldn't be another "co-champions" situation and declared the title to be held up; the championship would be decided in a four-corner match on July 9th with Jackson, Williams, Jones, and Kevin Lee Davidson!