Post by LankyLefty17 on Jul 8, 2020 18:11:52 GMT
The tournament hits the home stretch, with two rounds left to go and virtually everyone still alive in both blocks. For the first time in the tournament’s history, every participant has at least one loss- and the path to the block lead seems especially murky with each side of the bracket sitting with four wrestlers tied for first. Night Four should clear things up, as we will likely widdle out the pretenders heading into the final night of action.
As usual, you can see all the Night Four action LIVE @5:30pm PT TOMORROW on TWITCH.
Our Current Standings:
Match Previews for Night Four:
BLOCK A
Machine Gun Mayhem vs GP Christopher (Lightning Pro)
The preliminary main event will once again carry huge implications towards who will have the inside track to the top of A Block. Machine Gun looked terrifying last week in his dismantling of Kenta Aoki, and he’ll need an equally impressive performance to get past GPC- who last week took out the undefeated Red Masterson. This will be another classic power vs speed match, and may come down to whether GPC can avoid Machine Gun’s bone rattling offense enough to get the powerhouse off his feet.
Markus Winter vs Kenta Aoki (Dragon Fire Japan)
Markus Winter will need a win here to keep pace on the leaderboard, and with a win over Machine Gun, he’s own a potentially critical tie breaker. For Aoki, a loss week effectively ended his tournament- with tie breaker disadvantages over both Machine Gun and Red Masterson. But the Japanese star has a chance to play spoiler here, and the matchup against the Warrior Pro Intercontinental Champion could very well be MotN. Expect a fast paced, hard hitting affair where it may come down to who can outlast the other.
Red Masterson vs CJ Fresh (SHTCWA)
This has been a disappointing tournament for the Super Hyper Turbo star, capped off by a shockingly one sided loss last week to Markus Winter. But he’ll have a chance to mess with the block standings if he can hand Red his second loss, and GPC presented the playbook on how to do just that last week. Red will try and bounce back from his own disappointing loss and head into a final week showdown with MGM that could very well be for the A Block.
BLOCK B
Max Mosley (iWe) vs Big Bamma Ray (PCP)
There are a lot of “what ifs” regarding Max Mosley’s first tournament in Warrior Pro. Two razor close losses have effectively eliminated the iWe star, but he’ll have a chance to upset the standings with a win against a very impressive Big Bama Ray. Bama finally avenged his two losses to Rampage last week and a win here would allow him to keep pace with the leaders heading into the final week. A first time matchup between not only these two stars, but the promotions they represent, this match could be a classic if both men’s past tournament matches are any indication.
Jimmy Hawkins vs John Logan
Jimmy Hawkins is now 0-6 for his career in G2 action. After a MotT candidate against Doc Wyatt, Hawkins will face off against a white hot John Logan, trying to get not only his first tournament win, but his first career win over the G2 legend. Logan is in must win mode, and he will have to hope for a Rampage win as well to set up a match with the big man next week to determine the block winner. Don’t sleep on this match- Hawkins, despite his record, could give Logan problems with his speed and athleticism. Expect a competitive match with more than bragging rights on the line in this one.
Rampage Hunter vs Doc Wyatt
The show’s main event is an epic one. These two have not faced each other since Doc beat Rampage in Mexico over a year ago for the Warrior Pro World Title. Rampage is one of only a handful of wrestlers that have consistently given Doc problems, but the big man will have to be keenly aware of all of Doc’s tricks. The winner of this match controls their own destiny in the block, with matchups against Bama and Logan set up on next weeks show to determine the block winner. This could very well end up being a MotY candidate.
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