At EPW at The Deen, we got another taste of the feud that exists between Western Australia and Victoria when Julian Ward defeated ‘Loverboy’ Lochy Hendricks. Dating all the way back to 2004 when a then ‘FN Carnage’ defended his EPW Championship against Melbourne’s Lobo in a brutal Taped Fist Street Fight; a look back
Taking back the list from last month’s “guest” contributor Gavin McGavin, the EPW Insider brings you June’s Top 20. 1. ‘The Don’ Michael Morleone The Don has finally claimed the mantle as the number one wrestler in Explosive Pro Wrestling. Some would argue, maybe correctly, he deserved this 7 months ago when he won the EPW
by Damian Wilson NOTE: This is the opinion of Damian Wilson, not EPW. Feel free to direct all complaints to the Insider. Davis Storm (Previously 7) Admittedly, this is an emotional decision. I had almost mentally retired the man after his devastating losses to The Don, and then Warship in back to back events. However,
Jay Taylor def. Kiel Steria, David Nero & Hayden Zenith The Headhunters def. Nacho Friends & Ricky South Jonathan Wimbledon def. Jordan Bishop & Tyler Jacobs Gavin McGavin def. Julian Ward The Don def. AZ Vegara Davis Storm won the Progress Dream Match Battle Royal Scotty Ryan(c) def. Damian Slater to retain the EPW Coastal
One Fall Entertainment host Shani Jade & Emmanuel bring you the updates on Explosive Professional Wrestling (EPW PERTH) Hot Summers Night with the main event being a 3 stages of Hell match. Will Alex ‘AK47’ Kingston and Logan Grey be able to get one over the Untouchables Marcius Pitt & ‘The World Beater’ Damian Slater
Jonathan Wimbledon vs Tipene Why Wimbledon wins: He’s too quick, too smart, too experienced. Why Tipene wins: Raw strength. Odds: Wimbledon $1.65, Tipene $2.35 Match in Brief: Expect Tipene to impress early, but this isn’t Wimbledon’s first rodeo. At some stage, Tipene will think he has Wimbledon beat and get too cocky — which will
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