Kai Solomon vs 3BW
Turmoil within 3BW proved costly as King Gibbo and “The Beast” Benjamin Augustus repeatedly tagged themselves in against each other’s wishes. Eventually, Gibbo walked out, ignoring Blade Lennox’s demands to return and leaving Beast alone to fall victim to Kai Solomon’s finisher.
Kai may be ready to move on from 3BW, but something tells us they aren’t finished with him yet.
Ram’s Open Challenge
It takes a big man to make Ram look small, and UCW newcomer Ruin did exactly that. The imposing rookie survived everything Ram threw at him in their No DQ war, nearly scoring the upset with a torture rack.
Ram escaped, however, delivering a spear and an impressive powerslam to secure the victory. Despite a post-match beatdown, Ruin earned Ram’s handshake and respect.
GC3 vs #Era vs Wolfpack
Josh Castle revealed his allegiance to 3BW at the opening bell, attacking partner David Marshall before abandoning him to fight alone.
Despite Marshall’s resilience and GC3’s experience, #Era delivered their strongest performance yet. A temporary alliance between Marshall and #Era neutralized GC3 before collapsing over who would make the pin, with JVD ultimately securing the victory and a Wrestlemas Tag Team Championship opportunity for #Era.
Kawa Kupa vs Matt Attack
Kawa Kupa surprisingly sent House of War backstage, seemingly determined to defeat longtime rival Matt Attack alone. The two traded lightning-fast offense until Matt’s resilience began to frustrate Kawa, even surviving a massive top-rope superplex.
Kawa ultimately resorted to his old tricks, distracting the referee before using a patu to steal the victory. Matt’s third straight loss involving House of War ensures this rivalry is far from over.
John Henry vs Blade Lennox
With a Wrestlemas Heavyweight Championship opportunity at stake, Blade Lennox attacked John Henry with his cane before the bell. Henry chose to continue and took control, but Blade’s constant retreats eventually lured him outside, where Lennox used his prosthetic limb to punish his opponent.
Henry refused to stay down, battling back to defeat Lennox and earn his Heavyweight Title shot at Wrestlemas, ending with Unified GM Kristel raising his arm showing she was very happy with the result.
Tag Team Title Match – Rested Development (c) vs House of War
Marc Morales’ technical ability gave Rested Development the advantage against Archie Bower, but Luka proved to be an entirely different problem. The powerhouse used his overwhelming size and strength to repeatedly stop the champions’ momentum.
Luka ultimately proved the difference-maker, bringing Rested Development’s phenomenal title reign to an end and crowning House of War the new UCW Tag Team Champions, though not without some of their usual underhanded tactics.
Light Heavyweight Title Match – Elliot Samuels (c) vs TJ Illes
Elliot Samuels looked uncharacteristically out of sorts against the equally accomplished TJ Illes, whose speed and technical ability brought out a rarely seen frustration in the Light Heavyweight Champion.
Neither man could establish a clear advantage, with TJ nearly stealing the championship after a late superkick. Elliot survived and caught an exhausted Illes in the Talent Trap out of nowhere, securing the submission victory after perhaps his toughest title defense yet.
UCW and SPW Heavyweight Title Match – Big Gun (c) vs Cool Guy Sky (c)
Both the SPW and UCW Heavyweight Championships were on the line. Winner take all. Brute strength versus superior speed.
Cool Guy Sky gave Big Gun his toughest test of 2026, surviving a barrage of punishing offense before the champion’s taunting gave Sky the opening he needed. Sky exploded back with lightning-quick strikes, a patented 450 splash, and a frog splash from the rafters that left Big Gun reeling.
With his championship in serious jeopardy, Big Gun abandoned his strategy and used the title belt against Sky, retaining by disqualification. The disappointed Kaiapoi crowd got the last laugh, however, when Sky dropped Big Gun with a post-match stunner to close the show.
