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Myron Reed Reacts to Tre' Lamar's TSW Championship Win

Sun, 02 Jun 2024 16:41:24 GMT

The Young G.O.A.T. acknowledges he wasn't at his best; still nearly won

The Young G.O.A.T. Myron Reed responds to Nate "The Snake" Pelley's questions after a controversial--yet successful--title defense by Tri-State Wrestling Heavyweight Champion Tre' Lamar.

Myron Reed accepts responsibility, stating he didn't perform at his very best level. Taking that into account, Myron was still so close to a victory. He's certain that Tre' Lamar's days as Tri-State Wrestling Heavyweight Champion are numbered. And he's certain it'll be Myron Reed who defeats him.

Blair Onyx debuts July 13

Thu, 30 May 2024 15:59:09 GMT

Blair Onyx will make her Tri-State Wrestling debut when Raising Cane's of Hamilton Presents Tri-State Wrestling Live at The Fitton Center on July 13!

Blair Onyx is a technician in the ring who enhances her wrestling moveset with elements of her gymnast background. She’s trained with Black & Brave Wrestling Academy as well as Freelance Wrestling Academy, and has competed for prominent promotions such as Wrestling Revolver and All Elite Wrestling.

Part human. Part spider. All-around impressive.

Don’t miss the debut of Blair Onyx on Saturday, July 13! Tickets are available at TSWTickets.com.

Maggie Lee to make Tri-State Wrestling Debut on July 13

Tue, 28 May 2024 00:56:53 GMT

Maggie Lee set for Tri-State Wrestling debut on July 13 at Fitton Center in Hamilton

makes her TSW debut when Raising Cane’s of Hamilton Presents TSW Live At The Fitton Center on July 13!

Maggie Lee is a rising star in independent wrestling. A natural athlete (collegiate volleyball) and a graduate of the Black & Brave Wrestling Academy, Lee combines in-ring technical prowess with impressive moves like her signature moonsault.

Who will Maggie face in her TSW debut? Don’t miss the debut of Maggie Lee on Saturday, July 13!

Tickets are available at http://TSWTickets.com .

Join us for Tri-State Wrestling Night at Hamilton Joes on June 29

Sun, 26 May 2024 20:21:43 GMT

Tri-State Wrestling Night at Foundation Field on Saturday, June 29

Join us for Tri-State Wrestling night at Foundation Field in Hamilton, Ohio as the Hamilton Joes host the visiting Southern Ohio Copperheads.

Professional wrestlers from the TSW roster will be in attendance and participating in various activities throughout the evening.

We look forward to seeing you at Foundation Field!

The Hamilton Joes Baseball Club was founded in 2008 and nnamed after legendary Cincinnati Reds baseball player and broadcaster Joe Nuxhall. The Club’s name is also a tribute to his legacy of giving to the community. Hamilton Joes are part of the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate Baseball League.

Foundation Field is located at 1140 S Front St. in Hamilton, Ohio.

For more information, visit the Hamilton Joes website .

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County Enjoy TSW at Fitton Center

Thu, 02 May 2024 20:03:36 GMT

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County is one of many Cincinnati Tri-State Area community organizations that Tri-State Wrestling is proud to partner with. We love receiving feedback from their Bigs and Littles matches.

Recently, Big Sister Mary had the chance to attend with her Littles, and provided the following quote:

"We had an amazing night. They even said happy birthday to Kingston. We plan to attend again! The boys had the best night!"

We can't wait to see our Bigs and Littles Matches back in July!

Tre' Lamar Retains Championship in Controversial Finish; full results from TSW Live at Fitton Center on April 27, 2024

Sun, 28 Apr 2024 19:40:55 GMT

Tre' Lamar Retains Tri-State Wrestling Heavyweight Championship in Controversial Finish
; full results from TSW Live at Fitton Center on April 27, 2024

Tri-State Wrestling at The Fitton Center

April 27, 2024

Fitton Center for Creative Arts

Hamilton, Ohio

Attendance: 200

Match 1: Davey Bang & August Matthews defeated GPA & Laynie Luck via pinfall

These two teams got the crowd going early with an exciting tag team matchup. Bang & Matthews picked up the win in their TSW debut despite the best efforts of the Second City’s Favorite Couple.

Interview Segment:

Before the next match, TSW Heavyweight Champion Tre’ Lamar made his way to the ring and received a less than favorable reception from the crowd. The champion claimed it was a travesty that JDX had been banned from the building, but he reiterated he had full confidence that he would be able to retain the title in the night’s main event.

Match 2: “No Limit” Matt Diesel defeated Ezio Orlandi via pinfall

After falling just short in his championship bid against Lamar in February, Diesel got back on track with a win here against the debuting Orlandi.

After the match, a woman appeared from the crowd and before the confused Diesel knew what was happening, Damian Chambers had arrived from the locker room and was attacking from behind. Chambers introduced the woman as his new valet Kayla Kassidy and said he was tired of all the gifts and opportunities Matt Diesel had been given. Before Diesel could recover, Chambers hit one more devastating move that left the young star laying in the ring.

Match 3: Sam Beale defeated Victor Iniestra via pinfall

Another wrestler making his TSW debut, Iniestra took Beale to the limit in this contest before “The Perminator” finally managed to finish him off for the win.

Match 4: Damian Chambers defeated Storm Grayson via pinfall

These two stars put on a fantastic match, with both men having chances to win. Ultimately, Chambers’s new ringside guest played a role in helping him to a victory.

Match 5: Justin Xavier defeated Tyler Lee Deputy via pinfall

Both of these men came in showing respect, although the Deputy took a couple of opportunities to be the aggressor and try to score a win. “Pac Man” and his aerial work proved to be too much as he picked up another win in singles action.

Match 6: The Hype (Hunter Holdcraft & 12 Gaige) defeated The Dub Club (KJ Reynolds & Ryan Matthias) via pinfall

Each of these teams came in as young, up-and-coming groups but The Hype kept up their winning ways in tag action.

Match 7: Tre’ Lamar defeated Myron Reed and VsK via pinfall to retain the TSW Heavyweight Championship

With this trio of talented performers in the ring, it was no surprise that this one was a barn burner with a host of near falls. Once again, Reed seemingly had the TSW championship within his grasp going for a pin on VsK before two men suddenly appeared and pulled the “Young GOAT” out of the ring. That gave Lamar the opening he needed to finish off VsK for the win and to keep the championship.

After the match, Lamar celebrated with the duo who rushed the ring, seemingly showing he had prepared a backup plan with JDX banned.

Lamar retains title, Reed gets revenge on JDX in 2024 season premier

Mon, 19 Feb 2024 03:54:28 GMT

Tri-State Wrestling at The Hall

2024 Season Debut

February 17, 2024

The Hall at Knights of Columbus

Batesville, Indiana

Match 1: Justin “Pac Man” Xavier defeated “The Closer” Jarett Diaz via pinfall

These two young stars had an action-packed back-and-forth match, with Xavier emerging with the win thanks to a springboard cutter.

Match 2: “The Academic Standard” GPA defeated Brayden Lee via pinfall

This match proved to be a great technical battle, with Lee’s amateur wrestling background and GPA’s grappling experience. GPA worked on Lee’s arm throughout the match, but the native Hoosier kept battling back. Unfortunately for him, all the work GPA did on Brayden’s left arm prevented a couple of high impact moves and The Academic Standard was able to sneak away with a win thanks to a cradle for a pin.

Match 3: “The Good Witch” Kaia McKenna defeated “The Big Flexer” Alexis Littlefoot via pinfall

Littlefoot was looking to make a big splash in her TSW debut and shined early with some hard-hitting moves while boasting to the Batesville crowd. But McKenna was able to summon the strength to make a comeback and move to 3-0 in her TSW career after hitting her signature Black Cauldron Bomb.

Match 4: “The Young GOAT” Myron Reed defeated JDX via pinfall

The match between these two rivals had been brewing since last August when JDX first debuted in TSW at the Raider Rumble and went straight for Reed, with the two eliminating themselves from the Rumble and continuing their fight backstage. JDX stalled briefly at first before the action became hot and heavy. Each man landed plenty of high impact moves and scored several near pinfalls. JDX attempted to use powder to blind Myron when the ref was distracted, but Reed saw it coming and hit his Flame On cutter followed by a Captain Crunch driver for the win.

After the match, Tri-State Wrestling Heavyweight Champion Tre’ Lamar emerged from the back to stare down Reed, taunting his former friend with the title. With Reed distracted, JDX attacked from behind, giving him and Lamar the opportunity to double team Reed. The two set up a chair around Reed’s neck in an attempt to cause some serious injury, but fortunately Matt Diesel emerged from the back with a chair of his own to chase the duo away.

Match 5: Damian Chambers defeated Tyler Lee Deputy via pinfall

Chambers didn’t wait for the match to officially start, jumping the Deputy from behind before the bell to gain an early advantage. Tyler fought hard to try and get back on top, but Chambers was too much and continued his strong run in TSW by finishing the Deputy with his Darkness Falls slam.

Match 6: The Hype (Hunter Holdcraft & 12 Gaige) defeated The Tragedy Bois (Gaston LaRue & Percy Drews) via pinfall

The Tragedy Bois had the third member of their group, Saturn Price, at ringside, getting involved in some instances to help them try and gain an advantage. But The Hype worked smooth together in their first outing in TSW as a tag team, winning this exciting tag match with a pair of double team moves to the cheers of the crowd.

Match 7: Tre’ Lamar defeated “No Limit” Matt Diesel via pinfall to retain the TSW Heavyweight Championship

Diesel came into this match on a roll and had the added incentive of looking to get revenge against Lamar for what he did to Matt’s mentor, Myron Reed. The young star went after the TSW champ hard, with Lamar barely surviving the early onslaught. Lamar’s experience and talent took over, controlling a good portion of the match, with Diesel continuing to fight back and refusing to go down. Frustrated, Lamar tried to use a chair on Diesel, but the referee – Batesville’s own Luck E. Haskins – stopped him. As Haskins went to put the chair back, Lamar tried to use his title on Diesel, but the young challenger instead hit Tre with a DDT on the belt. However, instead of trying a pin right away, Diesel went to try and finish it off with a move from the top, but was stopped by JDX, who suddenly appeared from the back. As the referee tried to get JDX to leave, Lamar used the title to smash Diesel in the face before hitting his Dream Chaser brainbuster for the win to retain the title.

Following the match, Lamar and JDX showed there was no question they were working together, as the pair once again joined forces to double team Diesel in the ring. This time it was Reed coming out to save Diesel, despite his own injuries from the early beatdown. Reed took down both Lamar and JDX, sending a message that he’s not finished with either of them yet.