1FW Year End TV Episode Review & Results

From Noah Khalaf: The 1FW Year End Show delivered hard-hitting action, storyline progression, and clear contenders as the promotion closed o...

From Noah Khalaf:

The 1FW Year End Show delivered hard-hitting action, storyline progression, and clear contenders as the promotion closed out the year in emphatic fashion.

Warden vs. Dennis Glass 

The night kicked off with fan favorite Warden entering to a mix of cheers and boos, loudly insisting to the crowd that he “isn’t crazy” before locking up with Dennis Glass. Glass immediately impressed with a striking-heavy approach, targeting Warden with leg kicks and landing a sharp spinning heel kick that sent him into the corner. Warden managed to escape, but Glass continued to press with another spinning heel kick. That momentum was short-lived, however, as Warden shut him down after rebounding off the ropes and connected with the Valley of Ashes to score a quick pinfall victory. 

After the match, Warden snapped, attacking Glass with his motorcycle helmet and repeatedly striking him in the spine. Glass fell to the floor as referees rushed in to check on him. 

While the match was brief, both competitors showed promise, with Glass looking like a strong addition to the growing list of standout independent wrestlers from Georgia. 

1FW Breakout Championship Vary Morales (c) vs. Mark Davidson 

Earlier in the night, Breakout Champion Vary Morales was interviewed backstage before being interrupted by Mark Davidson, with tensions quickly escalating. Officials made the match official on the spot, and Morales agreed to put his championship on the line. Davidson dominated much of the contest, unloading stiff chops that left Morales’ chest bright red. Morales fought back with explosive step-up enziguri’s that echoed throughout the venue. The crowd reacted strongly to every heavy strike and near fall, fully invested in the outcome. In the end, Morales retained his championship after connecting with J-Drilla, continuing his reign as Breakout Champion. 

 Tag Team Match The Supastaz vs. Trevor Blackwell & JD Ink 

The established team of The Supastaz took on the makeshift pairing of Trevor Blackwell and JD Ink. Despite limited time together, Blackwell and Ink impressed with strong individual performances and promising chemistry. However, once The Supastaz found an opening, their experience as a long-standing team took over. From that point forward, there was no looking back as The Supastaz secured the victory. 

No. 1 Contender’s Match – 1FW Women’s Championship Angelica Risk vs. Hyena Hera 

The main event determined the next challenger for the 1FW Women’s Championship, as Angelica Risk faced Hyena Hera. The match stemmed from tensions at the previous show, when champion Isis Reade considered vacating the title due to injury before Risk intervened, reminding Reade how hard she fought to win it. Both women brought a brutal intensity, clearly determined to earn their championship opportunity. Hera refused to let up, chopping away at Risk and limiting her offense, while Risk responded with everything she had whenever she managed to create an opening. 

As the match reached its climax, chaos erupted. Hera resorted to dirty tactics, using crutches and capitalizing when Reade interfered while the referee was down. Hera secured the pinfall victory, officially becoming the number one contender. Risk and Reade were furious after the decision, but the result stands. 

1FW fans now await the inevitable and violent showdown between Hyena Hera and Isis Reade for the Women’s Championship.