By Chris Vetter, ProWrestling.net Contributor (@chrisvetter73)
Wrestling Revolver “Jerry Lynn Invitational”
October 24, 2026, in Nashville, Tennessee, at the Troubadour
Streamed live on @PWRevolver on YouTube and available via IndependentWrestling.TV
This aired live on their YouTube channel, and has also been posted on IWTV. I’ve seen Pro Wrestling Symphony run shows from this large tavern. Lighting and overall production are pretty good, and the sound quality was much better than many recent Revolver shows, too. Carmen Michael and Bork Torkleson provided commentary.
* Jerry Lynn came to the ring, hold a belt for the winner. He thanked Sami Callihan for holding the second annual JLI. The tournament features two four-way matches and the finals.
1. Juni Underwood vs. BDE vs. Marcus Mathers vs. Trey Miguel in a JLI first-round match. Trey wore Spider-Man gear. He and Mathers traded forearm strikes. BDE hit a second-rope crossbody block on Juni at 1:30. Mathers hit a dropkick on BDE, then a flying forearm and a mule kick to the chest. Trey hit a basement dropkick on Mathers. Juni hit a running penalty kick on Trey, then a plancha to the floor on him. Marcus hit a running Penalty Kick on the apron. Trey hit a flip dive to the floor onto everyone at 4:00.
In the ring, Mathers and Trey traded European Uppercuts. Mathers hit a DVD on BDE for a nearfall. Trey tied up BDE’s legs, and he turned it into a Muta Lock. Juni hit a top-rope double stomp to break that up at 6:00. Mathers and Juni got up and traded chops. Juni hit a double bulldog. BDE hit a Lungblower to Juni’s chest. BDE picked up his phone and talked to it. Why? He hit a springboard fadeaway stunner on Mathers, while still holding his phone. He hit a double stunner on Juni and Trey at 8:00, and he tried to get a pin on each of them.
Mathers hit an Ospreay-style heel hook kick to BDE’s jaw. Juni hit a second-rope Canadian Destroyer on Mathers. Mathers hit a Destroyer on Trey and got a nearfall at 9:30, but BDE made the save, and everyone was down. They all got up and traded chops. Mathers hit a release Blue Thunder Bomb on BDE. Trey hit a flying Meteora on Juni for the pin; Mathers was a second late to break up the pin. A thoroughly entertaining opener.
Trey Miguel defeated Juni Underwood, BDE, and Marcus Mathers in a four-way at 11:05 to advance to the finals.
2. Troy Parker vs. Steve Maclin vs. Colby Carter vs. Crash Jaxon in a JLI first-round match. I’ve seen Colby a few times from Pro Wrestling Symphony shows here; he’s bald with tattoos and a body build that is comparable to Ricochet. Maclin rolled to the floor at the bell. Parker got some quick rollups on Crash. Troy hit a basement dropkick on Maclin, but Maclin dropped Troy throat-first across the top rope. Colby hit a dropkick on Maclin and got a nearfall at 1:30. Crash hit a decapitating clothesline on Parker.
They brawled in the ring, and Crash hit some running body blocks. Maclin mounted Crash and repeatedly punched him. Steve hit a snap suplex on Crash for a nearfall at 4:00. Colby hit some clotheslines and a Shining Wizard on Maclin for a nearfall. Crash hit a running Jackhammer on Colby. Parker hit a spin kick to the back of Crash’s head, then a spinning buzzsaw kick for a nearfall. Maclin hit a spear on Troy as he was tied in the Tree of Woe at 6:00. Maclin grabbed a chair, jabbed it into Colby’s gut, then hit his double-arm DDT onto a folded chair to pin Colby. That was a lot of action in a match that short.
Steve Maclin defeated Troy Parker, Colby Carter, and Crash Jaxon in a four-way at 6:23 to advance.
3. Damian Chambers (w/Kayla Kassidy) vs. Jake Painter for the Revolver Title. Painter is another PWS regular. He has long straight hair and always makes me think of a young Joey Mercury. They charged at each other at the bell, and Chambers threw him to the mat. Jake dropped him with a shoulder tackle. Chambers hit his own shoulder tackle. Jake hit some deep armdrags and a backbreaker on his shoulder for a nearfall at 1:30. They brawled on the ring apron, and Jake flipped him back into the ring. However, Kayla grabbed Painter’s ankle!
Chambers hit a clothesline from the corner that dropped Painter to the floor. He threw Jake back into the ring, stomped on him, and took control. Chambers hit a leaping DDT for a nearfall at 4:00. Jake fired up and hit some clotheslines and a running knee in the corner. Painter hit a backbreaker over his knee for a nearfall at 6:30. Painter tried to grab a chain, but Kayla held onto it. Chambers hit a running knee to Jake’s back. They brawled on the floor. Damian scooped him up and powerbombed him against the ring post at 8:00, then stomped on his head!
Chambers rolled into the ring, but Painter appeared to be knocked out on the floor. Jake crawled back into the ring, but Chambers again stomped on his head for a believable nearfall. Jake hit a superkick. He hit a One-Winged Angel over his knee for a nearfall! Nice! Jake set up for a Backslide Driver (Homicide’s Cop Killah), but he released the hold when Kayla got in the ring. Painter hit a modified Backslide Driver for the pin at 10:45! New champion! However, Damian’s foot was on the ropes! The ref stood up and saw it, and waived off the pin. The match continued. Chambers immediately clocked him with a weapon, hit a leaping piledriver, and scored the tainted pin.
Damian Chambers defeated Jake Painter to retain the Revolver Title at 12:04.
4. “The Outbreak” Abel Booker and Jacksyn Crowley (w/Barnabus) vs. “The Production” Derek Dillinger and Katie Arquette. The Outbreak are the zombies that I cannot tell apart. Dillinger closed his director’s clipboard, and a zombie collapsed. The zombie got up and splashed Derek in the corner. Derek hip-tossed him across the ring. The other zombie splashed onto Derek in the corner. Katie entered at 2:30, but a zombie grabbed her by the throat. The Production slammed the zombie and began working him over.
Katie put the zombie across her shoulders, and Dillinger hit a running neckbreaker. Katie hit a Lungblower to the chest. The other zombie got the hot tag and brawled with Dillinger. Katie hit a German Suplex at 5:30. The Production hit a team Styles Clash-style slam for a nearfall. Katie hit a series of chops. A zombie hit a frog splash onto Katie and pinned her. A decent mix of comedy and action.
“The Outbreak” Abel Booker and Jacksyn Crowley defeated “The Production” Derek Dillinger and Katie Arquette at 7:37.
5. Gringo Loco vs. Leon King vs. Jeffrey John vs. Kristian Robinson vs. Jodi Aura vs. TreVon Jordyn vs. Bigg Pound vs. Jake Crist for the 24/7 Scramble Title. Jordyn is another PWS regular I’ve seen here a few times. Everyone attacked the hefty Bigg Pound. Loco hit a flip dive to the floor onto several wrestlers at 1:30. Jordyn clotheslined Aura to the floor, then he dove onto everyone. Jeffrey John hit a flip dive. Robinson hit a Fosbury Flop onto everyone. In the ring, Robinson hit a German Suplex on John at 3:30. King hit a headbutt on Jordyn.
Crist hit a running neckbreaker on Leon, then a Sliced Bread out of the corner for a nearfall at 5:00. Loco hit a handspring-back-elbow on Crist. Crist hit an inverted DDT on Gringo. Loco hit a split-legged moonsault on Crist for a nearfall. Loco and Pound traded punches. Pound hit a splash on Jeffrey John, and he peeled off his jacket to reveal his loose belly. John hit a DVD on the rotund Pound at 8:00, and that popped the crowd. Crist hit a Frankensteiner on Loco for a nearfall. Robinson hit a top-rope flying forearm. Leon King hit a flying stunner on Robinson. Loco hit a Swanton Bomb. Leon and Pound kissed, and that popped the crowd.
Pound pushed King into Loco, with those two crashing through a door in the corner at 11:00. Pound got onto the apron and dove onto several other guys on the floor. Several guys fought over toward the wall — OH I’ve seen a crazy dive here before! Robinson and Jeffrey John fought on the second level of the building. Robinson pushed John onto everyone below. Robinson then hit a stage dive cannonball onto everyone on the floor at 13:30. Meanwhile, in the ring, Leon King was fighting Loco. Loco hit the second-rope Base Bomb (twisting powerbomb) to pin King.
Gringo Loco defeated Leon King, Jeffrey John, Kristian Robinson, Jodi Aura, TreVon Jordyn, Bigg Pound, and Jake Crist to retain the 24/7 Scramble Title at 14:23.
6. Zachary Wentz vs. Cole Radrick in a Trick or Treat Extravaganza for the Revolver Remix Title. Radrick has had a few big injuries over the past two years; he is no longer a regular on the GCW roster. He just appeared on ROH TV last week. This is a no-DQ, falls count anywhere match. Standing switches early on, and this feels like a regular wrestling match. Wentz hit a dive to the floor on Cole at 2:30, and they fought at ringside. Radrick hit a tornado DDT onto the floor and got a nearfall on the floor.
Wentz unloaded a series of chops while Cole was seated in the front row. Cole jabbed a chair into Zachary’s gut. Zachary hit a running Mafia Kick at 5:30, and he finally threw Cole back into the ring and hit a stunner in the ropes. Wentz placed a door in the corner. However, Cole hit an Angle Slam through the door and got a nearfall at 8:00. They brawled to the floor and over to a bar and consumed drinks, then resumed fighting. Wentz hit some roundhouse kicks to Cole’s chest as Radrick was seated in a chair. Wentz dove off a stage and did a flip, but he crashed through a table at ringside at 13:30, and they were both down.
Wentz rolled onto Radrick and got a nearfall. They finally got back into the ring. Radrick hit a Flatliner into the corner. There was candy all over the ring (better that than thumbtacks!). Wentz tied him in a Camel Clutch. He tried to shove some candy corn in Cole’s mouth! Gross! Wentz shoved the candy in, superkicked him so it flew out of Cole’s mouth, then Zachary hit a piledriver for a believable nearfall at 16:00. Cole hit a stunner and a top-rope Swanton Bomb for a nearfall. Wentz hit some kicks and a top-rope Spiral Tap twisting splash for the pin. That went a bit too long, but the crowd was amused.
Zachary Wentz defeated Cole Radrick in a Trick or Treat Extravaganza to retain the Revolver Remix Title at 17:34.
7. “Tye or Die” Ryan Matthias, Amazonga, and Rory Shield vs. “Alpha Sig” Brent Oakley, Dick Meyers, and KC Jacobs in a Nashville Street Fight. No interest in this one, so I skipped to the end. The ring was covered in door debris and chairs. Alpha Sig hit a Team 3D on Rory, dropping her through a door bridge, for the pin. Based on what I saw, I have zero regrets about skipping this one.
“Alpha Sig” Brent Oakley, Dick Meyers, and KC Jacobs defeated “Tye or Die” Ryan Matthias, Amazonga, and Rory Shield in a Nashville Street Fight.
* Jerry Lynn returned to the ring, wearing a referee shirt, and holding the title belt for the winner!
8. Trey Miguel vs. Steve Maclin in the Jerry Lynn Invitational finals. Jerry and Maclin were jawing at each other before the bell. (Uh-oh!) An intense lockup, and the larger Maclin easily shoved Trey to the mat. Trey hit an armdrag and a huracanrana. Maclin hit a spear as Trey was going for a handspring move! They both fell to the floor at 1:00. They traded punches on the floor. Back in the ring, Steve hit a knee drop to the spine, then a backbreaker over his knee for a nearfall.
Maclin splashed against Trey as he was in the ropes, and he was in charge. He hit another backbreaker over his knee for a nearfall at 3:30. Trey hit a handspring-back-spin kick, and they were both down. Trey hit a Lionsault Press, and he was fired up! He hit a kip-up enzuigiri, then he dove through the ropes onto Maclin on the floor at 5:00. In the ring, Maclin nailed a running knee to the sternum for a nearfall, and he tied Miguel in a Crossface on the mat.
Maclin nailed an Angle Slam for a nearfall at 6:30. Trey went to the top rope, but Maclin shoved Lynn into the ropes, causing Trey to fall and be crotched! Loud boos for that. Maclin hit a spear as Trey was tied in the Tree of Woe, and he went for the cover, but Jerry refused to count the pin! Maclin got up and jawed at Lynn. Trey went for a sunset flip, but Maclin held onto the ropes, so Jerry kicked Maclin’s hands off the rope, allowing Trey to get a rollup for a nearfall. Maclin hit a Michinoku Driver for a nearfall at 8:30. Trey hit a top-rope flying Meteora and scored the pin!
Trey Miguel defeated Steve Maclin to win the Jerry Lynn Invitational at 9:29.
Final Thoughts: A solid show. Promoter Sami Callihan loves to book hardcore matches and brawls that don’t do much for me. The four-way to kick off the show was a blast, and I’ll go with that for best match. The main event was fine but felt far too short for that spot. That takes second, ahead of the Gringo Loco Invitational, which had plenty of big bumps. Chambers-Painter was fine, but there was no sense that Jake was winning the title in his debut; that match would have been better served as a non-title bout. The Wentz-Radrick match was a lot of comedy and, overall, that came in below my expectations.
