West Coast Pro Wrestling 9/25/2026 Bodyslams On Broadway Review

West Coast Pro Wrestling’s recent show, Bodyslams On Broadway, took place on September 25th, 2026 from Fluid510 in Oakland, California. The show can be seen for zero Euros on West Coast Pro’s YouTube Channel.

The announcers are Righteous Reg and Tre Williams.

Opening Contest: Amira vs. Sweet Caroline

Good to see Amira back on the west coast. Amira takes Sweet Caroline down with a waistlock, showing her strength advantage right away. Shoulderbock by Amira followed by a hiptoss. Caroline rolls through a pin attempt and fires away with kicks, but gets shouldered down again and suplexed for two. Tilt-a-whirl backbreaker by Amira gets another two count. Corner clotheslines have Caroline in trouble, and a belly-to-back suplex puts her down for another two. Amira charges into an elbow and Caroline gets a flying headscissor takedown. Spin kick is blocked and Amira locks in a deep Boston Crab but Caroline is able to reach the ropes. They exchange forearm shots and Caroline lands some kicks and a facebuster for two. She charges into a spinning backflst, then Amira connects with a bridging German suplex for two. Caroline misses a Trouble in Paradise kick and gets rolled up for two. Amira catches a crossbody attempt and gets the World’s Strongest Slam for the win. **

Match Two: Jiah Jewell vs. Starboy Charlie

Lockup and an even exchange to begin. Jiah Jewell gets a headscissors but Starboy Charlie kips up out of it. Springboard armdrag and a hurricanrana by Jewell. Missile dropkick takes Charlie down again. Charlie flips out of an Irish Whip and gets a dropkick, followed by a running Shooting Star Press for two. Straightjacket chokehold put on by Charlie but Jewell rolls through and reverses the hold. Charlie takes it right back however until Jewell breaks out of it with a wheelbarrow suplex. Big right hands from Jewell and a double-underhook powerbomb gets a close two. Jewell looks for the Gator Roll and gets it, then a bridging suplex for a two count. They do a series of pinfall roll-throughs until Charlie gets a doublestomp. Standing corkscrew moonsault gets two for Charlie. He charges right into a big lariat from Jewell. Spinning clothesline misses but Charlie is able to trap Jewell into a pinfall for the victory. Good match. ***

Match Three: West Coast Pro Golden Gate Championship – JT Thorne (c) vs. Gabe Rocha vs. Richie Coy vs. Bryce Kouza

JT Thorne gets the advantage early taking down his opponents. The challengers immediately gang up on him sending Thorne out to the floor, then go after each other looking for quick pinfalls. Gabe Rocha and Richie Coy duke it out in the ring with Coy locking in an armbar and then getting a dragonscrew legwhip. Thorne dives back in to break up a pin attempt but Rocha now runs wild, sending the champion out to the floor again. Bryce Kouza hits a DVD on Coy for two as Rocha breaks up the three-count. We get a triple-German suplex spot by Kouza and then Thorne runs in with a back suplex, then hits Rocha with a Superman punch. Front-suplex on Coy and Thorne puts on the Rings of Saturn. Coy kicks out of that, and Kouza hits a Northern Lariat on Thorne. Triple superkick to the champion, as the challengers battle it out again. Kouza tries Emerald Flowsion on the champion but gets run into the turnbuckle, and Thorne gets a version of a cutter to retain. **½

Match Four: Carma vs. Miko Alana

Carma ducks and dodges Miko Alana and fires away in the corner until Alana shoulderblocks her down. Alana gets a delayed bodyslam and senton splash for two. Carma manages a hip attack and stomps at Alana. Running kneelift knocks Alana down and Carma puts on a rear-chinlock. DDT connects for two. Front slam by Carma gets another two. She charges and runs into a boot from Alana, who then gets a short-arm clothesline and fallaway slam. Carma comes back with a pair of headbutts and gets two. Another kneelift attempt misses and Alana catches her in an Air Raid Crash in the corner to end it. *½

Match Five: Johnnie Robbie vs. Nyla Rose

Johnnie Robbie uses her speed and connects with a barrage of kicks. She tries a crossbody but gets caught, and Nyla Rose shoulders her in the corner. Suplex into a neckbreaker by Rose gets two. Robbie manages to get a springboard move and get back on offense. Komigoye is caught and Rose powerbombs her down hard. Rose applies a neck vice but Robbie breaks with a jawbreaker. Series of strikes and this time Robbie hits the crossbody for a two count. Rose comes back with a big clothesline and tries another powerbomb, but Robbie counters with a Codebreaker for two. She charges but right into a spinebuster from Rose for two. Rose climbs and misses a senton splash and Robbie connects with the Thought You Knew to get the clean win. Spirited effort here. **¾

Match Six: West Coast Pro Tag Team Championship – Aaron Solo & Alan Angels (c) vs. Kid Destino and DRE

Alan Angels and Kid Destino start us off. We get some flippy moves until Angels just kicks Destino in the gut and tags in Aaron Solo. Destino gets a low dropkick to the face and chops away. DRE tags in and we get some double teaming leading to a facebuster on Solo. Destino comes back with a splash and a boot, until Angels runs interference which allows Solo to hit an enzuigiri and tag out. Snap suplex by Angels gets two. Swinging neckbreaker for another two count. The champs do some quick tags as they continue to work over Destino. Solo knocks DRE off the apron and puts on a camel clutch. Destino fights back and manages to get a reverse DDT on solo. He finally makes the tag and DRE enters with a Codebreaker to Angels. Twisting suplex to Solo and an Olympic slam on Angels gets two. DRE tries to fight both the champs but gets caught with a superkick/suplex combo for a close two count. Destino jumps back in but gets planted by Angels. That distraction allows DRE to get a tornado DDT on Angels, but Solo follows with a doublestomp. Angels takes Destino to the apron but cannot hit the Angels Wings. Destino looks for a sprinboard but gets caught by Solo. DRE pulls Solo off with a powerbomb and Destino hits a cutter on Angels on the apron in a cool sequence. Solo flips out of a suplex attempt and the champs get a high/low on Destino. Solo with a top-rope clothesline, Angels gets the Halo Kick and Solo drills DRE with a package DDT to keep the titles. Alan Angels still rules. Match of the night so far. ***½

Match Seven: West Cost Pro World Heavyweight Championship – Adam Priest (c) vs. Andrew Cass

Adam Priest yanks Andrew Cass down by the hair and quickly tries a single-leg crab but Cass gets to the ropes right away. The champion takes a powder to the floor and has a seat to get a breather. Back in, Priest gets a float over suplex and puts on a rear chinlock. Cass flips over a backdrop attempt and hits a splash. Standing moonsault connects and they head out to the apron, where the champion gets a nasty looking piledriver knocking Cass down and out to the floor. Cass manages to crawl back to the ring, but that only allows Priest to continue the beating. Priest sends Cass out to the apron again where Cass catches him with a kick and a meteora. Back inside, Cass gets a flurry of offense culminating with an enzuigiri. Rolling cutter by the challenger gets two. Running powerslam by Cass and he kips up. He tries a 450 but misses and Priest gets a Flatliner for two. Priest looks for a piledriver but Cass fights him off and hits a Busaiku Knee for two. Penalty kick but a standing moonsault hits knees and the champion puts on the single-leg crab. Cass makes the rope and hits a superkick but runs into a lariat. Priest puts the single-leg back on, then switches to a short piledriver and the champion retains. Another good match. ***¼

Main Event: #1 Contender’s Match for the World Championship – Alpha Zo vs. Isaiah Broner

They fight over a lockup and then do a chop battle until Isaiah Broner pokes the eyes. Alpha Zo comes back with a running boot to the face which sends Broner to the floor. Zo then casually follows with a tope suicida, apparently not in the mood to wait for a fight tonight. Brawling on the floor and Broner hits a backbreaker onto the apron. Back in that gets two. Broner tosses Zo out of the corner but a boot misses and Zo gets an overhead suplex for two. Lariat is caught by Broner who snaps off a DDT for a two count. Hard Irish whip into the buckle sends Zo down to the mat. Northern Lights suplex with a bridge gets two. Broner runs into an elbow as Zo fires up with strikes and an enzuigiri. Knee to the face and ushigoroshi gets two for Zo. High kick misses and Broner delivers a chokeslam followed by an F5 for two. Zo counters out of another F5 attempt and lands the Raging Demon to capture the win and the number one contender’s spot. ***

Post-match Adam Priest charges the ring to attack Zo and they brawl until Priest clocks him with the title belt.

Final Thoughts: The second half of the show delivered all good to very good matches. Jewell vs. Charlie also was a highlight in the early portion as well. Glad to see Alpha Zo getting another title shot, as that’s been building for months and will be a big payoff if he can win the championship.

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