By Chris Vetter, ProWrestling.net Contributor (@chrisvetter73)
Limitless Wrestling “Fresh Blood”
October 18, 2026, in Portland, Maine, at Madrid’s
Available via YouTube
This show streamed live and free on their YouTube channel. This is a dark theater, and the crowd is only about 150. (With its black walls and small crowd, this feels like watching a recent ROH taping.) The ring is lit okay, but it’s certainly not ideal. “Top Shelf” Troy Nelson and Johnny Torres provided commentary.
* I’ll note that JCW held a show in New Jersey at the same time, splitting up the top-tier Northeast talent.
1. Joseph “A-Game” Alexander vs. Seabass Finn. I’ve noted before that Finn is talented and has an amateur wrestling background, so he really doesn’t need this silly fisherman’s gimmick. They immediately tied up on the mat, and Finn twisted the left leg. A-Game hit some jab punches. Finn hit a dive through the ropes at 2:00. He was in charge as they got back into the ring. A-Game whipped him into a corner, and he hit a hip-toss at 3:30. They traded rollups.
They got up and traded punches and forearm strikes. Finn hit an enzuigiri at 6:00, but A-Game hit a clothesline to the back of the head. They did the spot where they suplexed each other over the top rope to the floor. Finn pushed A-Game into the ring post, then he hit a DDT onto the hard floor! A-Game hit a brainbuster onto the ring apron. A-Game hit a German Suplex from the ropes into the ring for a nearfall, and they were both down at 8:00. This has been really sharp. A-Game charged at him, but Finn got a flash rollup for the pin! Fun match.
Seabass Finn defeated Joseph “A-Game” Alexander at 8:19.
* A-Game reluctantly shook his hand, but then he hit a running knee on Finn! He hit repeated strikes to the back of the head as Finn was prone on the mat. Anthony Greene ran out, and A-Game scampered away. “What the f— was that?” Greene said to A-Game. He taunted Alexander for “not getting the job done.”
Sidney Bakabella came out of the back to confront Greene. They had some issues last month! Sidney informed Greene that he made a call, and he got Greene a main event match tonight! The commentators were perplexed, saying they had “nothing on their format,” and they have no idea who will be Greene’s opponent. Greene headed to the back. Bakabella then called out another guy in his faction, Channing Thomas!
2. Channing Thomas vs. Julezee. They locked up, and seasoned pro Channing is clearly thicker and visibly stronger. Julezee put a sticker on Channing’s forehead, which just angered Thomas. Channing hit some stomps and took control. Julezee flipped Channing to the mat and hit an elbow drop for a nearfall at 2:30. Channing hit some forearm strikes and kept the scrawny Julezee grounded. Channing hit a back suplex at 4:30 and a spear into the corner, then a Northern Lights Suplex. He hit a running leg lariat for a nearfall.
Julezee fired up and hit some clotheslines and some punches. He hit a flying knee for a nearfall at 6:30. Julezee hit a DVD for a nearfall. He got a rollup for a nearfall. Channing hit a suplex for a nearfall at 8:30. He set up for a piledriver, but Channing escaped. Julezee hit a Sunset Bomb and a flying headbutt. He hit an Angel’s Wings faceplant for a nearfall at 10:30. Julezee did a headstand in the corner, but Channing hit a dropkick on him! Channing immediately hit a leaping piledriver for the pin. Entertaining.
Channing Thomas defeated Julezee at 11:35.
* Canadian wrestler Layla Wilde is injured, so she cannot compete in the next match. Who will step up to face Maggie Lee? It’s fellow Canadian Dreya Mitchell! Again, I think Dreya is ultra-talented, and I’ve said she should be on Scott D’Amore’s short-list of Canadians to use at the next Maple Leaf Pro taping. She’s a basketball player and comparable to Lash Legend. Ring announcer Rich Palladino said it’s Dreya’s birthday!
3. Maggie Lee vs. Dreya Mitchell. In a funny scene, a young girl, maybe age six, chased Lee on the floor, threatening to hit Lee. Maggie had her TNA belt, but it is NOT on the line. Both women must come in around 5’11”. Dreya knocked her down with a shoulder tackle. They fought to the floor at 1:00. Dreya stood over a seated Lee and hit repeated punches to her forehead as the crowd counted along. However, Lee shoved Dreya face-first into the ring post, then threw her back into the ring and got a nearfall at 3:00. Maggie hit her cartwheel-into-a-leg-drop for a nearfall.
Lee hit a dropkick for a nearfall, and she tied up Dreya in a Dragon Clutch on the mat. She hit her Rearview buttbump for a nearfall. Dreya hit a suplex at 6:00, and they were both down. Dreya hit some Polish Hammers, then a backbreaker over her knee for a nearfall. Maggie hit a German Suplex. Dreya hit a fallaway slam. Maggie hit a running knee to the side of the head, then a Helluva Kick. Dreya hit her own Helluva Kick at 8:00, then a spinebuster for a nearfall. Maggie hit a top-rope moonsault for the pin. Good action.
Maggie Lee defeated Dreya Mitchell at 9:01.
* “The Breadwinners” Cash McGuiness and Patrick Wheatman came to the ring. They talked about losing last month to the strongman Bruss Hamilton in a handicap match. Brett Ryan Gosselin came out and said they talk too much. He issued a challenge for a tag match!
4. “The Breadwinners” Cash McGuiness and Patrick Wheatman vs. “Simply The Best” Oxx Adams and Brett Ryan Gosselin. Oxx ran in and hit a double clothesline. He chokeslammed Cash. BRG hit a suplex. Oxx hit a splash to the mat on Cash, and Brett made the cover. THIS — right here! — is how the outcome should be when they face these scrawny kids.
“Simply The Best” Oxx Adams and Brett Ryan Gosselin defeated “The Breadwinners” Cash McGuiness and Patrick Wheatman at 1:15.
* BRG got on the mic and said this tag team division is filled with, um, weak competition. (Okay, he used some more colorful language than that.) Right on cue, out came Tabernak De Team, and we got an impromptu match!
5. “Simply The Best” Oxx Adams and Brett Ryan Gosselin vs. “Tabernak De Team” Matthieu St. Jacques and Thomas Dubois. The Canadian lumberjacks came out to their bluesy French song, and all four immediately brawled on the floor. In the ring, one of the TDT guys hit a flying knee drop on Brett for a nearfall. Oxx got a hot tag and hit a double clothesline. Oxx hip-tossed one guy onto the other! He hit a backbreaker over his knee, then a sidewalk slam at t4:30. Matthieu hit a spinebuster on Oxx, and they were both down.
Dubois got the hot tag and hit a Thesz Press on BRG. He hit a kick and got a nearfall. From the apron, Oxx grabbed Thomas, but Matthieu made the save. BRG hit a Jarrett-style Stroke on St. Jacques for a nearfall at 7:00. TDT hit a team powerbomb on the seven-footer Oxx! BRG leapt off the second rope, but they threw BRG onto Oxx, and they got a nearfall on Brett. St. Jacques got a table and put it in a corner of the ring. They were about to throw BRG into the table at 9:00, but the ref stopped them. Oxx pulled one guy to the floor, and BRG got a flash rollup with a handful of tights for the tainted pin.
“Simply The Best” Oxx Adams and Brett Ryan Gosselin defeated “Tabernak De Team” Matthieu St. Jacques and Thomas Dubois at 9:34.
* TDT grabbed a security guard and threw him through the table.
6. 23 Hazard vs. JTG. A big pop for JTG, who has been on a nice tour of the Northeast in recent weeks. The commentators marveled at JTG’s physique. The crowd chanted profanities at Hazard at the bell. An intense lockup to open and some standing switches. JTG hit a dropkick, then a flying clothesline at 3:00. He hit a windup bodyslam and got a nearfall. Hazard hit a hard Irish Whip at 4:30, and he got a nearfall. JTG flipped him to the floor, and they brawled into the crowd. The commentators discussed who will be the mystery opponent later for Greene...
In the ring, Hazard hit a flying leg drop and got a nearfall. He hit a leg lariat at 7:00. His dorag fell off, and the crowd started a “Bald” taunt at Hazard. JTG hit a hard clothesline. JTG hit a spinning uranage for a nearfall at 9:00. He set up for a Razor’s Edge, but Hazard escaped. Hazard hit a crossbody block into the corner, then a springboard stomp to the back of the head for a nearfall. JTG hit a slam for a nearfall. Daron Richardson suddenly appeared and distracted JTG! 23 Hazard went to the floor, got brass knuckles, and struck JTG in the jaw to score the tainted pin! The crowd threw debris at Daron and 23 Hazard.
23 Hazard defeated JTG at 11:02.
* Aiden Aggro ran to the ring to save JTG from a post-match beatdown. J-Heru and Daphne DeVille also ran in to beat up the heels.
* Intermission went 20 minutes.
7. “Bustah & The Brain” Alec Price and Jordan Oliver vs. “Cowboy Way” 1 Called Manders and Thomas Shire. The commentators said this is a first-time-ever meeting, which is rather mind-blowing. Jordan and Manders opened and shook hands before locking up. Some basic action early on. Price tagged in at 2:00, and they hit stereo leg drops on Manders for a nearfall. Manders hit a suplex, and he tagged in Shire. B&tB hit some quick team offense on Shire. Manders hit an elbow drop on Oliver for a nearfall at 4:30. Shire hit some European Uppercuts on Jordan.
Manders and Oliver traded chops at 6:30, with Manders getting the better of the exchange. Price got the hot tag and hit two clotheslines on Manders, then he dove through the ropes onto Shire at 8:00. He ran the ropes to pick up speed and hit a crossbody block on Manders. B&tB hit stereo kicks in the corner on Manders. Price hit a frog splash for a nearfall. He hit a corner dropkick to knock Shire from the apron to the floor. Oliver tagged back in, and they set up for a team Styles Clash, but Shire grabbed them and hit a double back suplex at 10:00. Nice!
Shire hit an overhead belly-to-belly suplex on Price. Shire hit a cyclone pump kick on Oliver for a nearfall. Oliver hit a dropkick to Shire’s face. Manders dropped Oliver stomach-first across the ropes. Oliver avoided a Manders’ clothesline. B&tB hit stereo kicks on Shire, but Manders hit a double clothesline, and suddenly everyone was down at 12:00, and we got a “This is awesome!” chant. Price and Shire traded forearm strikes and European Uppercuts. They switched to slaps across the face! Shire hit a back suplex.
Shire put Oliver in the Torture Rack and spun him to the mat. Shire hit another cyclone pump kick. Manders hit the second-rope Oklahoma Stampede on Price at 14:00, but Jordan made the save! Price pushed Shire into Manders. Price nailed the springboard 720 DDT. Manders hit a decapitating clothesline on Price for a nearfall! Oliver hit a second-rope German Suplex on Manders! Price dove to the floor on Shire! B&tB hit the team Styles Clash to pin Manders! That was awesome. Go out of your way to watch that one.
“Bustah & The Brain” Alec Price and Jordan Oliver defeated “Cowboy Way” 1 Called Manders and Thomas Shire at 15:50.
* Price got on the mic and reiterated they want tag team titles here; somehow Limitless doesn’t have champions! He said tag team wrestling on the indies is better than ever. The quartet celebrated with beers in the ring.
8. Joseph Sawyer vs. Donovan Dijak (w/Sidney Bakabella). The commentators stressed this is now the co-main event, and they still do NOT know who Anthony Greene will face in the main event. Sawyer, like Jordan Oliver, competed on the Awesome Championship Wrestling show in New York 24 hours earlier. Dijak attacked Sawyer with the mic. The ref checked Sawyer and called for the bell at 00:20. Sawyer hit a series of kicks, and they brawled to the floor and fought through the crowd. They got back into the ring at 2:30 with Sawyer in charge. Sidney grabbed Sawyer’s ankle. Dijak immediately hit a chop block on the knee.
Dijak slammed Sawyer knee-first on the mat at 5:30 and remained in charge. Sawyer hit a dropkick, then his handspring-back-clothesline for a nearfall at 7:00. Dijak hit a Choke Bomb. Sawyer hit a second-rope uranage. Dijak hit the Cyclone Kick for a nearfall at 9:30, then a moonsault for a nearfall. Dijak hit a hard clothesline, and they were both down. Dijak jawed at the ref, but while doing so, he hit a low-blow mule kick! Dijak scooped Sawyer up, hit the Feast Your Eyes pop-up knee strike, and scored the tainted pin. Good brawl.
Donovan Dijak defeated Joseph Sawyer at 11:59.
* Anthony Greene came out first. Who is the mystery opponent? It’s Kris Statlander! The crowd certainly didn’t expect to see her!
9. Anthony Greene (w/Sidney Bakabella) vs. Kris Statlander. Standing switches to open, and she twisted his left arm. AG applied a leg lock around her neck, but she escaped, and they had a standoff at 2:00. Sidney tripped Kris. Greene rolled to the floor, and clearly wasn’t happy with Sidney’s cheating. Kris dove onto him. In the ring, Kris hit an impressive delayed vertical suplex at 3:30, and that popped the crowd. Statlander climbed the ropes, but he kicked her, and Kris fell to the mat. Greene took control and hit some loud chops that dropped her.
Greene hit an Irish Whip and was in charge. Kris hit a hard back elbow. Greene hit a running neckbreaker for a nearfall at 6:00. He hit a bodyslam for a nearfall, and he applied a rear chin-lock. Statlander hit a crossbody block to his back as AG was in the ropes, then a German Suplex. She hit a Blue Thunder Bomb for a nearfall at 7:30. Kris set up for a gutwrench suplex, but he blocked it. Greene hit a heel hook kick to the jaw, then a suplex for a nearfall. Kris hit a spin kick to the head. Greene got on her shoulders and scored a Victory Roll, but immediately hit a Styles Clash for a nearfall at 9:30, and they were both down.
They traded forearm strikes while on their knees. Kris accidentally superkicked the referee! Greene superkicked Statlander, but she hit a hard clothesline, and everyone was down (including the referee!). Dijak and Channing Thomas jumped in the ring and stomped on Statlander! Loud boos for this! However, she flipped Channing onto Dijak, then hit a German Suplex on Channing. She low-bridged the top rope, and Dijak flew over it to the floor. Greene yelled at his faction partners, shouting, “I got this!” Kris kicked Greene off the apron to the floor. She hit a top-rope crossbody block onto all the heels on the floor at 12:30.
In the ring, she put Greene on her shoulders and spun him to the mat for a nearfall. Greene hit a second-rope superplex, but Kris hit a Michinoku Driver for a nearfall; Bakabella pulled the ref from the ring to break the count! The ref was about to eject Sidney when Dijak struck the ref from behind! Channing and Dijak again hopped in the ring and beat up Statlander. Greene got back in and pushed them away! He ordered them to go to the back! However, Dijak grabbed her by the throat, so Greene broke that up. Kris accidentally hit Greene.
Dijak nailed the Choke Bomb on Kris! Donovan pulled Greene’s arm onto Kris. The ref made a two-count as Kris rolled over. Donovan got back in the ring and handed Greene a chair, but he didn’t want it. He teased he was going to hit Kris with the chair, but instead he cracked Donovan across the back at 18:00! The crowd chanted, “One more time!” He hit Donovan over the top of the head with the chair. He turned around, but Kris scooped AG up and hit a Tombstone Piledriver for the pin! That was fun.
Kris Statlander defeated Anthony Greene at 18:43.
* Kris and Greene shook hands and hugged. Statlander peeled off Bakabella’s wig and put it on the knocked-out Dijak. Funny.
Final Thoughts: A really fun show. Cowboy Way vs. Bustah & the Brain was fantastic. I can’t believe these two top-tier teams had not met in the ring before. Easily the match of the show. Statlander-Greene was really fun, and the interference worked because they’ve planted the seeds of Greene being unhappy in the Bakabella Family for a while now. His turn on Dijak was well done. Dijak-Sawyer was a pretty standard brawl, and that takes third.
A pretty solid undercard, too. 23 Hazard-JTG worked for me, and A-Game vs. Finn was a good opener. Dreya Mitchell vs. Maggie Lee was pretty entertaining. We’re seeing more and more of the top-tier Canadians coming to the U.S. to compete. (Dreya and TDT were here, while Northern Thunder were at JCW on Sunday and Wrestling Open on Monday, for example.)
The number of wrestlers who competed Saturday for Blitzkrieg Pro in Connecticut who either competed Sunday for JCW in New Jersey or on this show is pretty impressive. It shows how many opportunities are available for the best wrestlers in the Northeast.
I did NOT watch this live, so I’m pleased this aired on YouTube without any pesky ads interrupting the action.
