ECCW: Extreme Created Championship Wrestling 25.0

Venom goes for the finish as he reaches for Ausberry's throat again, but Ausberry has enough life left in him to fight Venom off with a kick to the gut. Trying to take the big man down, Ausberry unleashes a series of punches and then hits the ropes, but rebounds back practically ramming a brick wall, as he is shoulder blocked to the mat. Venom then seems to want to strangle Ausberry, as the referee tries stepping in and getting Venom away. To no avail though, as Venom simply shoves the referee away. With no other option, the referee starts a five count. At four, Venom relinquishes his hold, but damage has been done. He then gives the referee a bad look before setting up for the finish yet again. When Ausberry is finally up, the amount of fight left in him isn't enough to avoid another Chokeslam. A pin follows the move and Venom's point is proven.

Winner: Venom, by pinfall at 10:14

Both competitors are in the process of standing back up after a double clothesline. They both appear to be very exhausted and rightfully so. Tapout has really upped his wrestling game since his ECCW return, showing excellence in submission wrestling, often attempting to win throughout the match with a submission hold. On the other hand, Brooks' technical style is also sound, though not stopping him from brawling when necessary as well. Both technicality and brawling have been key thus far in the match. Brooks goes for an enzuiguri but Tapout ducks it and grabs ahold of the leg. As soon as he does so, his expression changes immediately into a huge grin. Tapout locks in the ankle lock and does it fiercely. He tugs the ankle with all his might, as the commentators helplessly plead for him to stop before he breaks it. Brooks, clearly in pain, looks for the ropes but they are just too far away. The match grows harder and harder to watch as Brooks appears to be very reluctant to give in and quit. While it is obvious that Brooks does not want to do that, at some point it may become necessary. After what seemed like a lifetime, Tapout releases the hold, his reasons unclear. He smirks at the crowd who is booing him loudly before dropping to the mat and readying himself to apply a new hold. Brooks fights back though, exploding with punches and slaps, almost out of desperation. Tapout brawls back, but gets up off his knees and rocks Brooks with a devastating kick to the side of the face, practically knocking him out. At that point, the referee became concerned but the relentless Tapout went ahead and applied a crossface. As the referee received no response from Brooks, he did the arm raise three times, still without a response. With Brooks out could, the referee calls for the bell.

Winner: Tim Tapout, by stoppage at 15:06

Nova continues along with his hot streak, hitting a running bulldog on Golden, hoping to set up for a finish soon. Waiting for Golden to get back up, Nova calls for the Karma Injection. Once Golden is up, Nova flips him around and goes for the move, but Golden counters and instead pushes Nova away into a corner where he is clotheslined. Golden then Irish whips Nova into the opposite corner and rushes towards him. Nova moves out of the way, avoiding the collision. Golden turns around and Nova in turn rushes towards him. Golden ducks out of the way and Nova jumps onto the second rope, looking for a moonsault. Although Golden just barely made it out of the way, Nova amazingly landed on his feet regardless. Unfortunately for the champ, this left him prone to the roll up that followed. Even worse, it was a deadly one.

Winner: Keith Golden, by pinfall at 12:33

Of all of the matches on the card, perhaps the most intriguing is the four way tag match. With the end of the match fast approaching, the four legal men were Styles, York, Studley, and Hassan, with all four going at it. Styles was brawling with Studley in the middle of the ring, while Hassan had York in his corner, allowing for the occasional sneak attack by Abdullah. With Horror inching to be tagged in, he became sick of Abdullah's interventions. Horror decided to take it upon himself to run across the ring apron and clothesline not only Abdullah but himself to the floor, unofficially eliminating the two from play. York then began a steady comeback on Hassan while Styles worked on Studley. As Big Roy tried to involve himself in their affairs, he paid the price too, as Oliver Walker took offense and booted Roy off the ring apron. Studley did his part by knocking Walker off too. Styles then brought Studley down with a low blow, kicking him out of the ring right on top of his partner. Reaching for his signature brass knuckles, Styles crept up on York, who happened to be pummeling Hassan. The referee's attention is caught by the shiny brass however, as the referee snatches the knuckles before Styles can actually use them, which makes Styles turn around to argue. The momentary distraction allowed the now-aware York to pick up the winning advantage, as he connects with the York Driver to pick up the big win for his team.

Winners: Trenton York and Zack Horror, by pinfall at 10:40

Fernando lifts Calloway up and slams him right back down with a brutal spinebuster. Picking up the pace and gaining momentum, Fernando Irish whips Calloway into the corner, but gets hit with a reversal in the form of a boot to the face. Jones tries to take advantage by rolling him up, but Calloway and Omega halt that attempt at once. With all four men standing at once, there is momentary confusion in terms of who is going after who, but one thing is clear and that is that Fernando has been hit by a big HKO from Jones! Rolling to the outside to recover, Fernando is away from the mess. Jones then tries for it on Omega, who sees it coming a mile away and counters, pushing him away and right into Calloway, who hits the Run Down spear on him. Knowing that Omega is probably viewing him as prey, Calloway wastes no time in getting back to his feet. Omega charges towards him, but Calloway dodges Omega's attempted STO. Calloway manages a kick to the gut of Omega, looking to set up a winning combination. Locking Omega into a suplex position, Calloway ponders what to do next. Omega breaks free of the hold and hits a jawbreaker on Calloway, who turns around and is shocked to see the surprise in front of him; from out of nowhere stands Twista XL! Twista absolutely blasts Calloway with the King Kick. The impact is immense; Calloway falls flat. Paying no mind to the other two downed competitors, nor the standing Omega, Twista exits the ring through the ropes and Omega scoops Calloway up and looks to pick up the pieces. He does just that, connecting with the 100% Bomb and getting the pinfall.

Winner: Omega, by pinfall at 17:59

The back and forth action rolls on as Williams looks to be sealing the deal in hopes of winning the ECCW Television Championship. The bad news for Rodriguez is that no champion yet tonight has successfully defended their title; though he has had an impressive enough showing that he could very well be the first to do so. Williams gets Rodriguez into position for the Dream Crusher, which Rodriguez manages to fight out of, to the crowd's disgust. Turning things around, Rodriguez shifts the momentum and slaps on El Niño Planter for the win, much to the audience's dismay.

Winner: Angel Rodriguez, by pinfall at 16:40

Zayten picks up the bucket of blood that he brought to the ring with him, which he previously had sitting in the corner of the ring. He looks to splash Maskell with it, but Maskell slides out of the ring before he can get hit. Of course, he is slightly hit, and so are Anomaly and Iron from the splashing, but he glides back into the ring again and takes down Zayten as they roll around in a messy way. Zayten retakes the advantage and begins to pound on Maskell, who flips him over and does the same. Back and forth they go until Zayten gets up and Maskell follows, both charging at each other, they each try to one up each other a couple of times before Maskell eventually ends the fun and games with the Tramp Stamp.

Winner: Dan Maskell, by pinfall at 19:25

Shore lifts Linch up into position for the Shore Leave, but Linch uses everything he has left to avoid the move and get out of harm's way. Linch tries for a neckbreaker and gets it, allowing for a bit of time to rest, but not much at all. Both superstars are back up fairly quickly. So far, Jones has kept his word in remaining unbiased in officiating, giving fair counts and the like. With both guys up, Linch starts landing punches on Shore, who soon begins fighting back. The crowd gets into the "yay, boo" chants as each man lands punches. Shore picks up the upper hand in time, connecting with several blows in a row. Shore hits a forearm to the face of Linch, causing him to stagger back a bit, but he catches himself on the ropes. With the crowd so into the Linch versus Shore exchange, they are all shocked at once as Jones hits his finisher on Shore! With Shore in a vulnerable position, a smirking Linch lifts him onto his shoulders, hitting the Bank On It and covering Shore for the one, two, three. The crowd is stunned.

Winner: Peter Linch, by pinfall at 22:36