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PROGRESS ‘Prog on the Tyne’ Results 7.6.19: WALTER vs. Eddie Kingston, More
– PROGRESS Wrestling held their latest show on Saturday night in Newcastle, headline by WALTER vs. Eddie Kingston for the PROGRESS Unified World Championship. The results were, per Fightful:
Dark Match
* Fraser Thomas, HT Drake & Screwface Ahmed def. Benji, Conor Renshaw & Zeo Knox
Main Card
* Darren Kearney, LJ Cleary & Nathan Martin def. Chuck Mambo, Spike Trivet & William Eaver by DQ.
* Jurn Simmons def. Connor Mills
* Holidead def. Candy Floss
* #1 Contender’s Match For PROGRESS Unified World Championship
Ilja Dragunov def. Jordan Devlin
* Geordie Street Fight
Paul Robinson def. Primate
* David Starr def. Brent Banks
* PROGRESS Unified World Championship
WALTER (c) def. Eddie Kingston via referee’s decision.
Hype as hell! @ThisIs_Progress #chapter91 pic.twitter.com/ICQ7BtBHNb
— Freddy Russell (@FreddyRussell5) July 6, 2019
Hype as hell! @ThisIs_Progress #chapter91 pic.twitter.com/ICQ7BtBHNb
— Freddy Russell (@FreddyRussell5) July 6, 2019
@TheProductDS def. Brent Banks. #Chapter91 pic.twitter.com/FiqEWbHWv4
— Dei Owen (@DeiOwen) July 6, 2019
And THAT was @ThisIs_Progress #Chapter91 #ProgOnTheTyne in Newcastle… pic.twitter.com/YQjzk10yS1
— BENtagon Jr. (@BritWresAwayDay) July 6, 2019
@PR_WRESTLING DQ’a himself instantly. Primate still wants a fight! #Chapter91 pic.twitter.com/imB0Clzf4R
— Dei Owen (@DeiOwen) July 6, 2019
.@jimsmallman in the ring… @ThisIs_Progress #Chapter91 #ProgOnTheTyne main show starting now! pic.twitter.com/5yVPoR7T23
— BENtagon Jr. (@BritWresAwayDay) July 6, 2019
@UNBESIEGBAR_ZAR def. @Jordan_Devlin1 with a Torpedo Moscow. Dragunov vs. Walter for the @ThisIs_Progress World Title tomorrow! #Chapter91 pic.twitter.com/R16BRsUZwZ
— Dei Owen (@DeiOwen) July 6, 2019
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