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Love Pro Wrestling Results: April 24th & 25th, 2025

by Spencer Love
written by Spencer Love

LPW 36 was wild, y’all. For the second straight month, a brand-new Grand Champion was crowned, with Steven Crowe earning LPW’s biggest prize in a gauntlet match. We also saw the return of ROSE, who captured the LPW Scramble Championship with some help from William Taylor and Nate Nixon. And, is all alright with the RADz?

Your full results below!

LPW x CWS #24

Thursday, April 24, 2025 ⎸ The Rec Room South Edmonton ⎸ Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Tournament for Salvation Qualifying Match: William Taylor def. Christian Starr

Tournament for Salvation Qualifying Match: Berat Gorani def. TY Jackson (countout)

Tournament for Salvation Qualifying Match: Taryn From Accounting def. The Canadian Goose

Tournament for Salvation Qualifying Match: Nick Shostastyk def. Marz the Specialist (DQ)

The Short Kings (Reid Matthews & Marz the Specialist) def. The Clandestine Society (Michael Richard Blais & Steven Crowe)

Tournament for Salvation Finals: CWS Championship of Salvation Gauntlet Match: Taryn From Accounting def. William Taylor, Berat Gorani, & Nick Shostastyk

  1. Berat Gorani def. William Taylor
  2. Taryn From Accounting def. Berat Gorani
  3. Taryn From Accounting def. Nick Shostastyk
LPW 36: That’s Why You Leave a Note

Friday, April 25th, 2025 ⎸ The Rec Room South Edmonton ⎸ Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Ride or Die (Steven Crowe & Taryn From Accounting) def. The Canadian Goose & Elliot Tyler

LPW Scramble Championship Match: ROSE def. Casey Ferreira (c), Nate Nixon, William Taylor, & Christian Starr – New Champion

LPW Tag Team Championship Match: Para Lira (c) def. The RADz

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais (c) def. Ginha

TY Jackson def. Marz the Specialist & The Thickness Reid Matthews

LPW Grand Championship Gauntlet Match: Steven Crowe def. Sheik Shabaz, Berat Gorani, TY Jackson, ROSE, Michael Richard Blais, and Taryn From Accounting

  1. Berat Gorani def. Sheik Shabaz
  2. TY Jackson def. Berat Gorani
  3. TY Jackson def. ROSE
  4. TY Jackson def. Michael Richard Blais
  5. TY Jackson def. Taryn From Accounting (DQ)
  6. Steven Crowe def. TY Jackson
Current LPW Champions

Grand Champion: “The Rhinestone Cowboy” Steven Crowe

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: ROSE

Tag Team Champions: Para Lira (Sheik Shabaz & Berat Gorani)

CWS Champion of Salvation: Taryn From Accounting

Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Stu Garvey, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick

Commentary: Blair Pacheco

Host: Spencer Love

Production: Dustyn Devos, Nick Malychuk, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Dee Harte

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

LPW x CWS #25 👉 https://tixr.com/e/137698

LPW 37: It’s Gonna Be May 👉 https://tixr.com/e/137642

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So. About Wrestlemania 41.

by Omar MA
written by Omar MA

Wrestlemania 41. What a show, eh?

Now. I would describe the build of this entire season as French Fries. It tasted good when it was hot and fresh (John Cena’s heel turn and a few great segments like the Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill and Naomi segment), but quickly turned stale if not untouched after a couple of hours at room temperature.

If you can’t tell by the analogy that let’s admit made y’all extremely hungry, I’m disappointed with the build, mainly because it didn’t have that spark going into it and the ones that do often have that spark quickly turned off. It didn’t have that “Will Cody finish his story” kinda of angle where you were invested in like

I’m not saying it’s a bad wrestling build to a show, but rather, it’s a bad Wrestlemania build, and based on the past few months, you can tell that the creative juices were already finished.

However, did the 41st edition of Wrestlemania deliver, or is it Wrestlemania 27 part 2? It isn’t the latter, thank God, but it isn’t great either. It’s just like eating cheesecake from Pizza Hut. Enough to satisfy your craving but it’s not gonna blow you away. In other words, it’s aight and here’s why:

Jey Uso finally defeated Gunther, winning the world title and is now 3-1: Also known as my typical Tekken win-loss streak. 3 losses and a single win. A decent opener, though.

The New Day (booooo) became the 13-time tag team champions, defeating War Raiders: Bless the WWE video package team because they made this match believe it had an actual build. Nevertheless, the match was solid.

Jade Cargill wins her first singles match at Wrestlemania against Naomi: This is probably the greatest Jade Cargill match in her WWE tenure so far. She did good. Pretty good in fact.

Jacob Fatu is now the US champion, defeating LA Knight: Hey. There’s something Fatu loves other than Solo. A decent encounter.

El Grande De Americano beat Rey Fenix using a metal object on his head: To quote Jeezy, “CTE. You know what it is”. I will say. This match actually ruled, and “El Grande” did a fantastic job embodying himself as a luchador.

Charlotte Flair cashed in her “Charlotte In The Bank” and lost her chance to win the women’s title: To my surprise, Charlotte actually lost a match. Hopefully, their second match is even better.

CM Punk finally main evented Wrestlemania and went to dick kick city (to quote Brian Zane) alongside Roman Reigns. In return, Seth Rollins wins the bout, aligning himself with Paul Heyman: Fantastic match. Look. Heelish Seth Rollins vs Jey Uso for the world title? I’m just saying, man.

Iyo Sky pinned Bianca Belair to retain the women’s world title in a fantastic 3-way dance: Honestly, way better than last night’s main event triple threat match. It’s so good that I rewatched it 3 times after the show ended.

Drew McIntyre finally got his year-long revenge, beating Damian Priest: Long-term booking if you count unintentional and coincidental ones.

Dominik Mysterio followed his “deadbeat dad” as he won the Intercontinental title at Wrestlemania against 3 other guys in Bron Breakker (c), Finn Balor and Penta: Damn. Finn Balor is like his favourite team, Tottenham. Taking Ls like it’s nothing. A solid bout with a satisfying ending.

Wave your hands from side to side and say, “Oh, I believe in J….. and he lost to Randy Orton with an RKO and then took another one: If you told me in 2010 that the TNA world champion faced Randy Orton at Wrestlemania and lost. One, I wouldn’t believe you, but the last part of a TNA world champion losing at Wrestlemania? Now that I would believe you, besides, there’s a reason why LOLTNA was a thing for a while.

Logan Paul defeated AJ Styles: John Oliver’s voice cool.

The man is back as she teamed up with Lyra Valkyria to beat. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez and win the tag belts: Why wasn’t Bayley teaming with Valkyria instead? Why can’t they wait another night for Becky Lynch to return? RAW After Mania is literally the day after night 2. A strange booking. Almost as strange as watching an AJ Styles match and saying, “meh”.

John Cena is officially 17 time world champion, beating Cody Rhodes with the help of the guy who doesn’t want you to open up that window: I was fiening for Travis Scott to leave the ring as soon as he showed up. The right man won, which is the best part about this main event. Also, if this is how John Cena “ruins wrestling” by delivering this match, then he did his job, I guess.

Well, that was a long weekend. Hoping you loved Wrestlemania 41. See you next time!

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Love Pro Wrestling Results: March 27th & 28th, 2025

by Spencer Love
written by Spencer Love

Love Pro Wrestling returned to the Rec Room South Edmonton on March 28th to celebrate our three-year anniversary. What started as a celebration, however, quickly turned into the most shocking conclusion to an LPW event in company history. Three new champions were crowned, EFFY returned, and your LPW Grand Championship is Intangible once again.

Your full results from our anniversary weekend!

LPW x CWS #23

Thursday, March 27th, 2025

The Rec Room South Edmonton

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Tournament of Salvation Qualifying Match: Zoë Sager def. Taryn From Accounting & Michael Richard Blais

Tournament of Salvation Qualifying Match: Reid Matthews def. Steven Crowe & Lumberjack Larry Woods

Tournament of Salvation Qualifying Match: Berat Gorani def. William Taylor & The Canadian Goose

Marz the Specialist def. Christian Starr

CWS Championship of Salvation Match (Tournament of Salvation Finals): Zoë Sager def. Reid Matthews & Berat Gorani

LPW 35: Into the Void

Friday, March 28th, 2025

The Rec Room South Edmonton

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

LPW Tag Team Championship Match: Para Lira def. Intangible Violence (c)

LPW Scramble Championship Match: Casey Ferreira def. Eli Surge (c), Elliot Tyler, The Canadian Goose, & Christian Starr

RADz def. William Taylor & Nate Nixon

GCW World’s Championship Match: EFFY (c) def. Steven Crowe

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais (c) def. Miles Deville

LPW Grand Championship Match: Zoë Sager def. Marz the Specialist (c) & TY Jackson

Current LPW Champions

Grand Champion: Zoë Sager

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: Casey Ferreira

Tag Team Champions: Para Lira (Sheik Shabaz & Berat Gorani)

CWS Champion of Salvation: VACANT

Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Stu Garvey, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick

Commentary: Big Bad Boris

Host: Spencer Love

Production: Dustyn Devos, Nick Malychuk, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Dee Harte

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

Thursday, April 24th ⎸ LPW x CWS #24 👉 https://tixr.com/e/135611

Friday, April 25th ⎸ LPW 36: That’s Why You Leave a Note 👉 https://tixr.com/e/135273

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Love Pro Wrestling Results ⎸ LPW CALGARY: PRESS START

by Spencer Love
written by Spencer Love

Love Pro Wrestling takes Calgary! LPW hit the road for the first time ever, debuting in the Deerfoor Inn & Casino for LPW CALGARY: PRESS START. PRESS START saw the long-awaited return of former WWE Superstar VIKTOR, wrestling his first independent match in Calgary since 2010. The event also saw the LPW debuts of both HYAN and Alexia Nicole, and the LPW Grand Championship was defended in the most chaotic match in Love Pro Wrestling history. Get yer full results below!

LPW Calgary: Press Start Results

LPW Scramble Championship Match: Eli Surge def. Dean Richtor, Scorpious, Nate Nixon, The Canadian Goose, Wolfboy Will Mantla, and William Taylor

“The Intangible” Zoë Sager def. Alexia Nicole

The RADz def. Para Lira

LPW Challenge Championship Match: Michael Richard Blais def. VIKTOR

Taryn From Accounting def. HYAN

LPW Grand Championship Ladder Match: Marz the Specialist def. TY Jackson, Steven Crowe, & “The Thickness” Reid Matthews

Current LPW Champions

Grand Champion & Oil Kings Cup Champion: Marz the Specialist

Challenge Champion: Michael Richard Blais

Scramble Champion: Eli Surge

Tag Team Champions: Intangible Violence (Zoë Sager & Reid Matthews)

CWS Champion of Salvation: VACANT

Cast & Crew

Referees: Judge Ben Oomen, Stu Garvey, Mike “The Fitz” Fitzpatrick

Commentary: Big Bad Boris

Host: Spencer Love

Production: Dustyn Devos, Nick Malychuk, Tianna Boyle, Ben Oomen, Curtis Barnum

UPCOMING LPW EVENTS

Thursday, March 27th ⎸ LPW x CWS #23 👉 https://tixr.com/e/131100

Friday, March 28th ⎸ LPW 35: Into the Void 👉 https://tixr.com/e/126107

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