Blitzkrieg! Pro 10/17/2026 B!P Static Age recap and review from Enfield, Connecticut. The event aired live on the Blitzkrieg! Pro YouTube channel.

The main event saw Bear Bronson team up with Bobby Orlando and Sammy Diaz to take on the team of Charles Mason, Andy Brown, and CPA.

We also saw Alec Price go one-on-one with Devious Cass, and the Ancestral City Shooters put their Blitzkrieg! Pro Tag Team Championships on the line against Miracle Generation, an impromptu three-way match between Kalypto, Nat Castle, and Nikki Winters, Oxx Adams compete against Jose Zamora, Javi, Angel Jacquez, Will Kiedis, and Logan Black in scramble action, The Cowboy Way face off with Dolphin Funeral, Amity LaVey battle Izzy Moreno, The Residency take on Mayor Dante Dragon, Allin Bayno, and Brett Mettro in trios action, and Angelo Carter put his Jensen Championship on the line against TJ Crawford to kick it all off. Check out the full recap and review down below.

The show started off with a touching moment which saw Leary get on the microphone and talk about how it’s been a heavy month for professional wrestling fans, with the loss of Jeff Cannonball and Andy Williams. We got a 10-bell salute to kick off the event. One thing was for sure. This show was going to be for Blitzkrieg! Pro fan favorite, and above all else a great human being, Jeff Cannonball.

Blitzkrieg! Pro Jensen Championship: Angelo Carter (c) def. TJ Crawford to retain the Blitzkrieg! Pro Jensen Championship

The action kicked off with Angelo Carter putting his Blitzkrieg! Pro Jensen Championship on the line against the “Silver Sniper,” TJ Crawford. Crawford offered a handshake to start the match, which Carter accepted. Crawford had his fingers crossed and went for a sneak attack on Carter. However, Carter was ready for it and thwarted the attack from the Silver Sniper. Carter went high-risk, but Crawford had him scouted and knocked into the ropes, sending Carter crashing and burning to the mat. Crawford controlled the match from here on out, taking the fight to the champion. The two engaged in a striking bout, where Carter chopped Crawford, and Crawford matched it with kicks of his own. The opening match got a “THIS IS AWESOME” chant from the crowd as both men got in some great offense. In the end, however, Carter hit a shining wizard to the back of Crawford’s head and a DDT for the three-count.

This was Angelo Carter’s best match that I have ever seen of him. That’s a testament to how hard he has been working to really own his craft. Carter has come such a long way from the days when he was the Money Dragon to now becoming the Diamond Dragon. He is someone that I hope to see booked all over, because he seriously is that damn good. He has come such a long way, and it’s amazing to see it all paying off for him. Get on his bandwagon now; he’s going straight to the moon. As for Crawford, what more needs to be said? He is probably the best professional wrestler on the independents today. Everything he does in the ring just looks so easy. He is one of the most underrated talents. He’s not booked all over, but whenever you see him, you know you’re going to get a banger of a match. This was a fantastic opener.

The Residency (RJ Rude, Rex Lawless & Nick Robles) vs. Dante Drago, Allin Bayno & Brett Mettro (w/ Jared Silberkleit)

Next up, we were supposed to see Mayor Dante Drago take on his former best friend and Delta House member, Nick Robles. However, this quickly changed when Drago cut a promo targeting Perry Von Vicious, telling him to stay out of their business. While he was talking, Allin Bayno, Brett Mettro, and Jared Silberkleit stormed the ring. The Residency’s RJ Rude and Rex Lawless made the save, and we got a trios match. RJ Rude took out everyone with a moonsault to the outside of the ring, and we were officially underway. The heels did a good job of separating RJ Rude from his partners in this one. Rude eventually made the hot tag, and Robles came in and took out everyone with clotheslines and strikes. We saw a great display of strength by Lawless, who lifted up both Bayno and Mettro for a double team move. Drago tries to hit Robles with a chair, but Perry Von Vicious makes the save. Eventually, in the end, a trios move on Bayno wins the match for the good guys.

I love The Residency. Nick Robles, RJ Rude, and Rex Lawless just work so well together. Very happy to see them brought over to Blitzkrieg! Pro. I’ve seen them a lot in Beyond Wrestling/Wrestling Open, and they are such a fun trio. They all work fantastic together. I hope to see much more of them in a Blitzkrieg! Pro Ring. As for this new Dante Drago faction, I’m interested in where this goes. I like the idea of this new ‘Mayor’ character for Drago to lead a faction. Allin Bayno and Brett Mettro were two surprises to see with Drago, but they’re something I now find myself very interested in. I loved the older Drago character, but in wrestling, change can be good. Very excited to see where this goes. Drago, Bayno, Mettro, and Silberkleit have the potential to do some fun stuff in Blitzkrieg! Pro.

After the match, Nick Robles tells Dante Drago he wants him one-on-one in a match and has a special way to make that happen, with Perry Von Vicious as the Special Guest Referee, and Robles says if he wins, he wants Drago out of Blitzkrieg! Pro, Drago accepts and says if he wins, Perry has to join the cabinet.

Amity LaVey def. Izzy Moreno

Next on the list, we saw Amity LaVey go one-on-one with Izzy Moreno. This was a rivalry that started back at the Luau when LaVey was eliminated by Moreno. Now, the Doctor’s Favorite Patient was looking for some payback. The match started quickly with Moreno jumping LaVey with some strikes. Moreno did a good job of taking LaVey off her feet and quickly gaining control in the early moments of the contest. However, not to be outdone, LaVey quickly got back into the swing of things and used her nails to scratch at the back of Moreno. LaVey hit a big running leg drop for just a two-count. LaVey used her unique offense to gain control of the match. Moreno is able to fight back into it with a back body drop. Moreno went high-risk for a cross-body and just got a two-count. As we saw more back-and-forth action between the two, LaVey hit an unholy roller for just a two-count. Fans loved this match and gave the two a “THIS IS AWESOME!” chant. LaVey crawled under the ring to seemingly play mind games with Moreno. When Moreno looked for her, LaVey popped up on the other side of the ring. In the end, LaVey misted a substance into the face of Moreno and hit a big head kick for the three-count.

I cannot say enough good things about both of these two women. LaVey is one of the best characters in professional wrestling today. She is a real-life nightmare. It’s very easy to get lost in the smoke f and mirrors and aura of LaVey’s character, but she can absolutely go in the ring. She performs flips and all these unique moves with ease. A huge testament to how good she truly is. As for Moreno, she is another top-tier women’s talent on the indies today. She’s just so likable and has all the charisma in the world. Plus, she is a tremendous talent in the ring. Expect to see big things from each of these women. Fun stuff in this one. Certainly light-years better than the last time they wrestled on Focus Pro.

The Cowboy Way (1 Called Manders & Thomas Shire) def. Dolphin Funeral (RULLO & JULEZEE)

Next match of the show saw one of the most anticipated matches of the night. We saw The Cowboy Way’s 1 Called Manders and Thomas Shire face off with a fan-favorite tag team in Dolphin Funeral’s RULLO and JULEZEE. The two teams had some fun in the beginning of the match, even giving a cowboy hat to referee Gina, which drew a “HOLY SHIT!” chant. 1 Called Manders was given JULEZEE’s pink cowboy hat to wear. RULLO and Shire started out the match for their two teams with a very clear size difference. RULLO was like a Pitbull, as he tried to take the fight to Shire. However, Shire put a stop to it with a big shoulder tackle. RULLO hit a big dropkick on Shire, which sent Shire back to Manders. Manders and JULEZEE tagged in for their respective teams. Manders quickly brought the fight to JULEZEE after dealing with JULEZEE’s sticker antics. JULEZEE eventually gave Manders a sticker, and Manders just got fired up even more. JULEZEE and RULLO got the best of Manders, sending him to Shire, who tagged in. Dolphin Funeral landed a big double enziguri on Shire, sending him to the outside. We were off. Shire hit RULLO with JULEZEE’s sticker sheet, and RULLO was in serious trouble. RULLO fought back using his quickness, but Manders stopped him in his tracks and sent RULLO sternum-first onto the top rope. Cowboy Way beat down RULLO for a good portion of this match. Eventually, JULEZEE made the hot tag and hit a senton from the top rope onto both members of Cowboy Way. JULEZEE stuck Manders again with multiple stickers. This match was simply a blast. Fun, funny at times, but amazing action. In the end, Manders hit a huge lariat on JULEZEE to pin him for the three-count. After the match, the two teams showed a sign of respect for each other.

Heading into this show, this may have been the tag team matches that I was most looking forward to. Obviously, plans changed from the original match, which was supposed to be Dolphin Funeral vs. The Butcher And The Blade (RIP Andy Williams), but this match delivered. The Cowboy Way is one of my favorite teams around today. 1 Called Manders and Thomas Shire are truly two of the very best and most hard-hitting wrestlers around today. They’re well known all over the world, as they also had an absolute war with AEW stars FTR back at RevPro in August across the pond in England. As for Dolphin Funeral, I adore them. They may be one of the most fun tag teams to watch in the Northeast. RULLO and JULEZEE look like they shouldn’t go as well together as they do. However, what a team the two make. Be on the lookout for Dolphin Funeral to do big things in 2027. I truly cannot sing their praises enough. Such a special duo. They are infectious, fun, and just have all you want in a tag team. They are without a doubt my tag team to watch for the next calendar year. Amazing stuff from top to bottom.

Scramble Match: Oxx Adams def. Jose Zamora, Javi, Angel Jacquez, Will Kiedis and Logan Black

That tag team match was going to be super hard to follow for anyone. However, it just made sense to put a scramble match next. I think the flow of the show went very nicely. This is a large part of why. This was a fun scramble match which saw some of the best that Blitzkrieg! Pro has to offer. Jose Zamora and Angel Jacquez had a flex off, which led to Oxx Adams sending them both outside the ring. Javi, Logan Black, and Will Keidis sent Oxx Adams to the outside before going at it in the ring. Black used some unique, Lucha-like offense. Jacquez made his way back into the ring and hit a big suplex on Black. A cool display. A lot of great offense from every competitor in this match. Javi used Zamora’s back to take flight to the outside and take out everybody. Lots of great action from all six in this match. In the end, Oxx Adams hit a derailer on Zamora to win the match.

Oxx Adams is a beast. That’s really it. He is exactly what a big man should be in professional wrestling in 2026. He’s such a special talent. He’ll without a doubt be at that next level sooner rather than later. It was a treat to see Javi in this one. Not a marquee singles match this time, but any time we see Javi is awesome. Jose Zamora is a cocky, annoying, brash wrestler. However, that’s actually why I like him so much, Jach. He’s a very fun heel. He’s got all the potential in the world to do big things. Logan Black is always one of my favorite humans. Not only is he a fun wrestler, but he’s a tremendous trainer. T2T is an incredible school responsible for so many fun, young, up-and-coming talents, some of which were even on this show – JuleZee, Kalypto, Nikki Winters, Kwesi Asante, to name a few. It was also a blast seeing Will Kiedis come in to a Blitzkrieg! Pro ring from Australia. He’s a fun talent to look out for. As for Angel Jacquez, it’s been great seeing him more between here and House of Glory. Very similar to Jose Zamora in the sense of cocky, young, brash heels. Loved this one.

3-Way Match: Kalypto def. Nat Castle (w/ Sebastian Amor) and Nikki Winters (w/ Jay Kharma)

In an impromptu match, we saw Kalypto face off with Nat Castle, who was accompanied by Sebastian Amor, and Nikki Winters, who was accompanied by fellow T2T student, Jay Kharma. The match started quickly with Winters hitting a big boot onto Castle. Kalypto then took the fight to Winters, putting her educated feet to good use. She hit a big knee on Winters and pinned her, but Castle made the save. Castle hit a Tornado DDT on Winters for a two-count. Castle briefly does a good job at grounding Kalypto and Winters, but it doesn’t last long. Kalypto sends her down to the mat, and Winters hits a spinning backfist on Castle. So much great action in this one from all three women. Winters picked up Castle in an Electric Chair move, but Kalypto sent them both crashing with a big boot. Man, I love her style. Just hitting people. Great stuff. Winters has some fun at Kalypto’s expense, with a little bit of Nikki Bella influence. Castle goes for a German Suplex on Winters from the top rope, but Kalypto gets underneath Castle and hits a powerbomb. We love a fun tower of doom spot. So much great action in this one, very welcome by Blitzkrieg! Pro. Love the student matches once in a while. Castle went to throw her Latina Space into the eyes of Kalypto, but she ducks and Castle just hits Amor. This leads to Kalypto hitting Castle with a Fisherman Buster for the three-count. Very quick, but a very, very good three-way match. Fitting that the only competitor who didn’t come with backup won the match.

I loved this match. This was an unplanned three-way match that gave fans a chance to view what schools in New York are building. Kalypto and Nikki Winters are proud members of T2T, whereas Nat Castle is a member of the Create A Pro school on Long Island. All have been just absolutely crushing it, and it makes me super happy to see. Kalypto is getting reps now at PRODUCE, which is just a testament to how hard she works. PRODUCE Wrestling is a major promotion, so that’s a huge deal. She is going to be an absolute star. She’s truly the Muay Thai Monster for a reason. Kalypto is one of my favorite personal young guns around today. As a huge fan of Muay Thai, MMA, and BJJ, her stuff is right up my alley. Also, super happy to see the growth of Nat Castle. Since she first started to now, night and day. She just looks so much more comfortable in the ring. Same thing for Nikki Winters. I first started watching Winters in 2026, and I am more and more impressed every time she steps into the ring. Just her presence, she makes her way down to the ring, and you know that a star has entered. I really hope to see Nikki booked more. She’s far too good not to be booked on shows. Like Kalypto and Castle, she can put on great matches with anyone. Super happy to see all three of these women show up and show out. Bright things in all of their futures. Get on their bandwagon now, folks. Also, show some love for Logan Black, CPA, and all at T2T. They’re building stars there.

Blitzkrieg! Pro Tag Team Championships: Ancestral City Shooters (Kwesi Asante & Joseph Alexander) (c) def. Miracle Generation (Dustin Waller & Kylon King) to retain the Blitzkrieg! Pro Tag Team Championships

Next up, we saw the Ancestral City Shooters, Kwesi Asante & Joseph Alexander, put their Blitzkrieg! Pro Tag Team Championships on the line against former Blitzkrieg! Pro Tag Team Champions in their own right, Miracle Generation’s Dustin Waller & Kylon King. The Ancestral City Shooters are the firm fan favorites in this one, with Miracle Generation going down the heel route as of late. Miracle Generation posed with the titles before the match, getting under the skin of ACS. Alexander and King started the match for their teams. We got some chain wrestling between the two very equal competitors. Waller tagged in and jumped Alexander from behind, but didn’t get anywhere as Alexander then put Waller on the mat and used his chain wrestling prowess to his advantage. Things turned bad for ACS when Asante lost his balance on the top rope, and King capitalized on it, sending him crashing to the floor. A single misstep against Miracle Generation can turn into a disaster. Now, Miracle Generation controlled the match. Eventually, Asante made the hot tag to Alexander, who came in hot. Alexander completely decimated both members of Miracle Generation, hitting a brainbuster on King for just a two-count. Just as it looked like ACS had the match won, Waller took out referee Gina to stop the pin count. After some more fantastic action by all four warriors, ACS hit a European uppercut and a psycho knee double-team move on Waller, and Alexander pinned him to get the win. Amazing tag match.

I cannot say enough good things about Ancestral City Shooters. Kwesi Asante and Joseph Alexander just work so well together. They have some undeniable chemistry, and it’s so much fun to watch them go at it in tag team action. When I first started watching them, I didn’t really know how to feel, but man, they grow on you. They’re so undeniably good and are such a tag team to watch for 2027 and beyond. Their rivalry with Miracle Generation just further put them onto the map in tag team wrestling in 2026. Miracle Generation is probably the best tag team on the independents today; that’s not really debatable. Dustin Waller and Kylon King have gone up against the best of them. Their resumes truly do speak for themselves. They are probably the best team in Blitzkrieg! Pro history, but the Ancestral City Shooters are quickly chasing that title. Miracle Generation and ACS always put on great matches together, and this was no different. Truthfully, this may have been the best match yet between these two teams. A must-watch.

Alec Price def. Devious Cass

This was the match I was most looking forward to. Devious Cass is one of my personal favorite young guns around today, and Alec Price is a star in every sense of the word. This was a huge test for Cass to see if he would sink or swim against someone like Price. Before these two even locked up, we got a “Blitzkrieg! Pro” chant. A big fight feel. There was a feeling-out process between the two men to start this one off. Cass went high-risk, but Price hit a big cutter, catching him before he hit the ground. Price hit a tope suicida to Cass, who rolled outside the ring. Later in the match, Cass hit a beautiful dive to the outside on Price before sending Price back into the ring and hitting a corkscrew dive into a cutter for a two-count. Both men got so many nearfalls, and it kept me on the edge of my seat. So much great action in this one, easily the best match of the night. The two engaged in a striking war with neither man giving an inch. Cass hit a Spanish Fly on Price for just a two-count. He looked to follow it up with a spinning tombstone, but Price countered and landed a tron-hold pinfall to lock Cass’s legs under him for the three-count. I loved this ending. I didn’t love the result, but seeing Price win on the defense against Cass was truly something. It makes you want them to run this back, and it also makes Cass look like a viable threat.

So, there was a lot I loved about the match. Price and Cass absolutely killed it. Easily match of the night. However, one thing I didn’t love was the result. I think it would have been super cool to give Cass a win over someone like Price in this one. It could do a lot more for him to get a win than for Alec to just get another win. However, that’s neither here nor there. I’ve kind of come to learn that when a television talent comes to the independents, they don’t lose. Not a dig at Blitzkrieg! Pro, it’s just become a custom for the indies as of late. Now, I just hope for an amazing match, even if the result is rather obvious. That’s just always been a pet peeve of mine. Not a dig at Alec or Blitzkrieg! Pro. With that said, AMAZING match. Alec Price is probably one of the best wrestlers out there. He’s so good, so good. It’s a crime how he’s not featured more on AEW television, because he is seriously up there with the best of them. As for Cass, not enough good things to say about him. Cass is the future of the sport. Not really too much to add. Cass is a younger version of Marcus Mathers, which is a huge compliment, as Mathers is probably one of the best wrestlers around today. So, seeing Cass’s growth has been nothing short of amazing. He’s one to be on the lookout for in 2027 and beyond. Only a matter of time with him. Cass will be main eventing WrestleMania one day. Remember this article when it happens. I promise you, it will happen.

Bunkhouse Brawl: Bear Bronson, Bobby Orlando & Sammy Diaz def. Charles Mason, Andy Brown & CPA

The main event of the show saw Bear Bronson team up with Bobby Orlando and Sammy Diaz against Charles Mason, Andy Brown, and CPA in a Bunkhouse Brawl match. The match started with two competitors, and a new competitor entered the ring every two minutes. Love this match concept. This was my first time seeing this concept live, and I loved it. Charles Mason started the match for his team, opposite Bobby Orlando. The two brawled around the ringside area to start things off. Orlando threw Mason back into the ring and hit him with a steel chair. CPA was next to enter the fold for the heels. Mason attacked Orlando from behind with Orlando’s attention on CPA. Mason yelled at CPA to hit Orlando with a chair, and CPA reluctantly listened. Mason wrapped a chair around Orlando’s head and instructed CPA to hit him, but Sammy Diaz made the save as the next man in. Diaz brough a stapler and stapled CPA’s shirt. Mason went for a tombstone move, but Diaz hit him with a stapler shot to the downstairs area (OUCHHHHH). Orlando and Diaz hit a double tope suicida move to the outside on Mason and CPA, and things were finally going well for the babyfaces again. Andy Brown was the third and final competitor for Team Mason to come in. He brought in a chain and took out Orlando with a huge right, and a pounce to Diaz. He hit a spinebuster on Orlando, and once again the heels had the upper hand. Diaz and Orlando were in dire straits. Brown hit a piledriver on the stage next to the ring on Orlando, effectively taking him out of the match for the time being. Brown continued to beat down Orlando though, wrapping the chain around Orlando and dragging him outside, locking him out. It’s a three-on-one affair. Thankfully for Diaz, Bear Bronson entered and was about to make the save.

The match was officially underway, and Bronson took the fight to Mason and CPA right away. Bronson laid out CPA and Mason with lariats, changing the tide of the match. Bronson hit a urinagi and a sit-down splash on CPA. Bronson and Diaz were once again on the same page. Diaz went high-risk and took out all three heels on the outside from the top turnbuckle. Once again, it was time to fight in the crowd. Mason hit a dive off the bar on Bronson to wipe him out. Bobby Orlando showed up on the second story of the venue and took out everyone with a dive off the balcony! Awesome stuff. Mason and Orlando were the only two back in the ring, and Orlando wiped him out with a neckbreaker. CPA wiped out Orlando, sending him to the outside. Sammy Diaz returned the favor to CPA, hitting a Frankensteiner and going for a frog splash. Diaz missed, and Mason went for one of his own. Bronson hit a derailer on CPA, but Brown made the save. Orlando hit a sick trick on Brown, and everyone was down. What a sequence that was. CPA went for the 1099, but Mason stopped him in his tracks. Mason doesn’t want any more funny business from CPA. He wants to beat that side out of CPA. Diaz comes in with a chair and takes everyone out. Bronson hit a chokeslam on Mason, followed by Diaz landing a frog splash on Mason. CPA makes the save for Mason pulling out the referee. Bronson handles CPA on the outside. But Andy Brown comes back inside the ring and turns Diaz inside out. We get a MEAT stare down between Bronson and Brown. Both men do the Andy Williams kneel-walk, and proceed to hit some strikes on each other, challenging each other with every punch. Mason makes the save with a steel chair, allowing Brown to piledrive Bronson. Bronson somehow kicks out at one. Bronson lands a bearhug slam on Brown. CPA goes to hit Bronson with a chair, and Bronson challenges him. This leads to Mason choking him out with a chair and yelling at CPA to hit Bronson with the chair. Mason takes the chair and does it himself before continuing to berate CPA, forcing him to bend the knee. CPA looks to get pissed and fires up and takes out Orlando and Diaz, before ripping off his shirt. CPA hits a numbers cruncher on Orlando and seemingly has the match won, but Mason tries to steal the pin. Orlando kicks out. Mason and CPA but heads again, with Mason going to strike CPA. CPA catches his hand and this leads to the babyfaces coming back into the ring. Diaz hits an enziguri on CPA, followed by Bronson hitting a fire thunder driver on CPA, and Orlando finishing off the trifecta with an elbow drop to win the match. What a main event. After the match, Orlando says he wants a shot at Blitzkrieg! Pro Bedlam Championship followed by “BE SHOOK!” It appears we will see Bobby Orlando challenge Charles Mason for Mason’s Bedlam Championship at Wrestival on January 1st.

What a stellar main event. I am curious what the payoff is going to be with the CPA/Charles Mason/Andy Brown saga. Mason and Brown go together like two peas in a pod. However, CPA still looks rather reluctant. It almost reminds me of Roman Reigns – Sami Zayn. I cannot wait to see the pop that CPA gets when he finally turns back to the good side again. Charles Mason is still one of the best independent wrestlers of 2026. He has had such a great year. Rightfully deserved. Andy Brown is phenomenal, one of the most underrated wrestlers in the Northeast. As for the babyface team, Bobby Orlando seemingly is next in line for Mason. I’m looking forward to watching these two do battle in Blitzkrieg! Pro in singles action. Orlando is a historic Bedlam Champion for Blitzkrieg! Pro, and it looks like we may see another reign sooner rather than later. It’s always such a joy to see Bear Bronson and Sammy Diaz compete too. Two of my personal favorites on the independents. We all see how great Bronson is. He’s booked all over and rightfully so. Sammy Diaz is someone I hope to see booked more places. He’s far too good not too. Amazing stuff.