Scott’s Must-See Matches From The Weekend of 10/30 – 11/2

Another weekend of independent wrestling has come and gone, which means it’s time to highlight three matches that deserve a spot on your watchlist! From Texas to the United Kingdom and back to the independent wrestling scene, this weekend featured some intriguing matchups between established names and rising talent. Danny Orion went head-to-head with Bryan Keith at New Texas Pro Wrestling’s 8-Year Anniversary Event, while Jay Joshua looked to make his mark against Luke Jacobs at Revolution Pro Wrestling’s Live In London 113. Rounding things out, Lee Moriarty faced JULEZEE at Labor Of Love’s Mischief Night Mayhem 5. Each matchup brings something different to the table, whether it’s hard-hitting action, technical wrestling, or an opportunity to see talented performers showcase what makes them special. As always, these are my three selections from the weekend that I believe wrestling fans should take the time to check out. Let’s get into it!

3. Danny Orion vs. Bryan Keith from New Texas Pro “8-Year Anniversary Event”

There is something special about a championship match on an anniversary show, and Danny Orion versus Bryan Keith at New Texas Pro Wrestling’s 8-Year Anniversary Event certainly delivered on that front. With Orion defending the New Texas Pro World Championship against one of the most recognizable names to come out of the Texas independent wrestling scene, there was plenty at stake heading into this showdown.

Orion entered the contest looking to continue an impressive championship reign, while Keith had the opportunity to reclaim the gold and remind everyone why he has been such an important figure in the promotion. The two previously shared the ring in a championship encounter earlier this year, making this another opportunity to settle the score between two talented competitors.

What makes this matchup particularly compelling is the contrast in their approaches. Keith brings a hard-hitting, aggressive style, while Orion has developed into a champion capable of hanging with some of the toughest competition on the independent scene. Neither man was willing to give the other an easy night, and the championship stakes only added to the intensity.

Ultimately, Keith walked away with the victory, ending Orion’s 208-day championship reign and capturing the New Texas Pro World Championship for the second time. Taking the title on the promotion’s eight-year anniversary made the moment even more significant. Between the championship implications and the history surrounding both competitors, this is absolutely worth adding to your weekend watchlist.

2. Jay Joshua vs. Luke Jacobs from Revolution Pro Wrestling “Live In London 113”

When you put two of the most physically imposing competitors on the British independent wrestling scene in the same ring, you’re bound to get something special. That was exactly the case when Jay Joshua took on Luke Jacobs at Revolution Pro Wrestling’s Live In London 113. This matchup was particularly intriguing because both men have built their reputations on physicality, intensity, and an ability to make their opponents work for every opportunity.

Joshua has continued to establish himself as a major player in RevPro, bringing a combination of power, aggression, and confidence that makes him a difficult opponent for anyone. Jacobs, meanwhile, has developed into one of the most dangerous competitors in European wrestling. His hard-hitting offense, explosive athleticism, and relentless pace have made him a standout wherever he competes.

The biggest appeal of this match is the physical battle between two wrestlers who aren’t afraid to bring the fight to their opponent. There is something particularly entertaining about watching two heavy hitters attempt to establish dominance, and this contest provides exactly that opportunity.

For fans who enjoy the British independent wrestling scene, this is a great showcase of the talent RevPro continues to put on display. Joshua and Jacobs are two names worth keeping an eye on, and their encounter at Live In London 113 is another reason why. If you’re looking for a hard-hitting singles match to add to your weekend viewing, this one deserves your attention.

1. Lee Moriarty vs. JULEZEE from Labor Of Love Wrestling “Mischief Night Mayhem 5”

Rounding out this week’s edition of Scott’s Must-See Matches is Lee Moriarty versus JULEZEE from Labor Of Love Wrestling’s Mischief Night Mayhem 5. This matchup brings together two very different personalities and wrestling styles, making it an especially entertaining addition to the weekend’s independent wrestling lineup.

Moriarty has built his reputation around his incredible technical ability, submission offense, and wrestling IQ. He’s one of the most skilled grapplers on the independent scene, capable of methodically breaking down opponents and turning the smallest opening into an advantage. However, across the ring was someone who brings an entirely different kind of energy. Known as the Denim Dolphin, JULEZEE has quickly become one of the most fun personalities to watch on the independent wrestling scene today. Whether it’s his infectious charisma, entertaining presentation, or ability to connect with an audience, JULEZEE brings an undeniable sense of fun every time he steps through the curtain.

That’s what makes this matchup so appealing. You have Moriarty’s calculated, technical approach going up against the personality and unpredictable energy of the Denim Dolphin. It’s a great opportunity for JULEZEE to showcase his abilities against an established name while reminding fans why he’s such an entertaining performer.

For anyone looking to discover some of the most enjoyable personalities on the independent scene, JULEZEE is absolutely someone to keep an eye on. The Denim Dolphin deserves your attention, and this matchup is a great place to start!

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