By: Mitchell Frantz
High Voltage delivered with another great night of wrestling on Sunday, with three excellent contests on the show. The Sambo Show picked up their first victory as a team over the Punk Rock All Stars, Foxx Vinyer retained the No Limits Championship over Andy Header and a bunch of cronies, and, in the main event, Christina Marie won the PPW Women's Championship with a victory over Mercedes Martinez. Let's dive in to each match and break down what happened.
The Sambo Show Earns Statement Victory
Samuel Adams and Syler Andrews are two veterans on the independent scene and share a lot of similarities. Both men were born in the same country, they both share the same interests outside of the ring, and both came to America searching for success in the wrestling industry. Where they differ is what makes them such a great team. Their differences are in the ring, with "Mr. Good Luck" being the showman and technician of the pair, and "El Lobo" bringing the speed and power.
Staring across the ring from the on this previous week's edition of High Voltage were the Punk Rock All Stars. 2019 has not been as kind to the Baltimore natives as 2018 has but regardless, Drake Carter and Shaun Cannon combined to have one of the longest tenured PPW Tag Team Championship reigns of all time not too long ago.
After a hard fought contest, The Sambo Show were able to pick up their first victory as a team. The victory is huge, as the Punk Rock All Stars are one of the most experienced and successful teams in PPW history. PPW management most certainly had to take notice to The Sambo Show's victory. It remains to be seen if the win earns Sam and Syler an opportunity at Sent 2 Slaughter's PPW Tag Team Championships.
Vinyer, Delilah at Odds
Foxx Vinyer has started getting more and more cheered with every passing month, something that manager Delilah is not too thrilled about. The blue haired valet thrives when she has the PPW Nation booing her and her clients, and has had great success doing so. When F2V began getting cheers, and subsequently attempting to kick Delilah out last night, it did not go over well with the underrated manager.
This month, when "Firework" tried kicking Delilah out once again, she refused to leave. In fact, she made things even more difficult for "The Kaleidoscope of Chaos," trying to distract him throughout the match to help Andy Header try and defeat Vinyer. The resilient "Firework" would not be stopped, and would go on to defeat Header and 3 cronies to retain his championship.
The result and actions seem to indicate that Delilah and Foxx are officially broken up. Perhaps Delilah will continue to try and torment the crazy-haired champion. Perhaps she may cut her losses and focus all of her attention on rebuilding the Punk Rock All Stars. Keep watching High Voltage to find out which direction she decides to go.
Christina Finally Overcomes Martinez
For months, Christina Marie has been thinking about when she tapped out in the middle of the ring to Mercedes Martinez and lost her PPW Women's Championship in the process. The lost ate her alive. The following month, Marie was way off of her game, and lost to AEW's Nyla Rose in one-sided fashion. Following an attack of Adena Steele, and a victory over the tattooed blonde, Marie was ready to reclaim her throne atop the PPW Women's Division.
At the end of a hard hitting and physical contest, the Albany native shocked Martinez with a roll up the netted Christina her second reign with the PPW Women's Championship. Give credit to the new champion, as she hit rock bottom and built herself back up to championship worthy once again. She abandoned her most loyal of fans in the process, but did what she had to in order to reclaim her gold.
Martinez recognized this and offered a handshake after the match, but her hand was slapped away by the ignorant champion. With Mercedes seemingly set to continue traveling the world, the division is Christina's for as long as she seemingly pleases. Confident, arrogant, and defiant, the red headed champion has all the makings of staying champion for a very long time.
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