Wrestling Open Celebrates Five Years in Worcester
Wrestling Open marked its fifth anniversary with a live event in Worcester, Massachusetts. The celebration featured multiple matches and ongoing storylines as the promotion reflected on its milestone.
In the spotlight match, Erik Chacha defeated Jose Zamora. The bout included an unplanned microphone incident that briefly disrupted the live broadcast.
A six-man tag team match followed, pitting Dustin Waller alongside Kyle King and Colton Charles against Aaron Ortiz, Danny Miles, and Bobby Casale. The contest turned into a hardcore-style brawl resembling a parking lot fight.
Another match saw Jake defeat Sawain after a back-and-forth battle that included heavy bleeding and a missed flying headbutt. Following the victory, Jake addressed the crowd about his future goals in the promotion.
Brick City called out their rivals Big Business to settle a long-running feud. The segment involved imposters posing as Big Business members before the real Brad Hollister intervened with a chair, promising a legitimate confrontation ahead.
The event continued with the Discovery Gauntlet, a format requiring competitors to win in order to remain active in the promotion.
Source: PWInsider
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