For the third time in 2025, RevPro He stressed at the HMV Empire de Coventry (England), this last Sunday, July 13, being the prelude to Summer Sizzler, an important event scheduled for July 25.
As a main fight, a “last man standing” was scheduled between Zozaya y Jay Joshuaso that these end up resolving their differences initiated months ago.
In addition, even more relevance was a struggle to determine Mercedes Moné challenger in Summer Sizzler, with Emersyn Jayne y Safire Reed involved. Originally, Revpro had stipulated a triple threat, but the decrease due to Nina Samuels injury modified the plans.
Completing the poster, Leon Slater It went against JJ GALE, Trent Seven contra Chuck things y TK Cooper contra Leland Bryantnext to a couples of couples where Robbie X y Will Kaven They faced Nino Bryant y Zander Bryant.
Revpro Live In Coventry could be followed live via Revpro Ondemand, where it is available to be deferred.
Resultados RevPro Live In London 97 | Sha Samuels y Zozaya vs. Connor Mills y Jay Joshua
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- Will Kaven and Robbie X vs. Nino Bryant and Archie Cole did not get to dispute. Robbie X took Archie Cole from the fight when he headed towards the ring, until Nino Bryant made the Salve. Will Kaven then proposed a fight at a disadvantage and Nino accepted, with his brother Zander as a replacement partner.
- Will Kaven and Robbie X defeated Nino Bryant and Zander Bryant. In the final bars, Robbie X argued with Kaven and endorsed a low blow. Even so, with his unfortunate partner, the member of the Bullet Club War Dogs was able to get the winner, after avoiding the Bryant Splash of Zander and endorsed his characteristic kicked in the race on the corner to cover it. If Robbie X ends up being the Nino challenger in Summer Sizzler for the undisputed British Championship Crucero Revpro we will have a firm candidate for “Show Stealer.”
- Tk Cooper defeated Laland Bryant. Cooper attacked Laland in the recent Rumble Revolution, stealing his place, and for such affront, the young gladiator intended revenge. But Cooper won cleanly, avoiding the Bryant Splash and with two of its characteristic heads, let it focus on the account of three. In his individual debut about Revpro, Zander wore very well.
- Leon Slater defeated Jj Gale. Very disputed duel, after a Sunset Flip, Slater sat on Gale's legs and managed to put it on flat backs with a “flash pin.” Some inaccuracies struggled what could be a better point on the poster, where Revpro evidenced to preserve Gale's status because of the way it was resolved. Slater offered Gale's hand but at the last moment he separated it and left him hung. Gale went straight to Slater before they both left the stage, but the cameras passed to the next fight.
- Trent Seven defeated Chuck Mambo. Seven eliminated TK Cooper from the Rumble Revolution and he eliminated Seven already out of the ring. According to Revpro, Mambo thus intended a vendetta On behalf of his colleague, before Cooper and Seven are measured in Summer Sizzler. Bad day for vendettas. A Burning Hammer caused Mambo to succumb to the account of three. Mambo should fight more in Revpro, because I suspect that it is Shawn Michaels in Sunshine Machine. After the closing bell, Cooper attacked Seven and Mambo did not help him, evidencing more if the internal tensions between the duo partners can be left.
- Final of the tournament to determine challenger to the British Women's Championship undisputed Revpro: Safire Reed defeated Emersyn Jayne. The Scottish did not faint after a spectacular German supplex from the corner, but a Shining Wizard in the neck ended up knocking her down. Especially by the loser (without detracting from the winner), the best crash of the evening by the stellar, without interferences or ardes: Women's wrestling of the highest caliber. Jayne, by age, deserved before the opportunity he reed, although due to his condition as technique the “radioactive” is a more conducive rival for the Ruda Mercedes Moné. Reed will then seek Mono's gold in Summer Sizzler and we'll see what role the rest of Cut Throat Collective plays. I keep wondering if Kanji, ultimately, will end his story, which Cody Rhodes would say.
- Last Man Standing: Jay Joshua defeated Zozaya. Have these two every week to stick in the star, please. Only two external elements, a chair and a table were sufficient, but
Very well used. In the middle of the fight, after two Martinetes on Zozaya on the entrance ramp, Joshua asked (not very kind) to the referee to avoid starting the count to continue with his tundida. Finally, a Death Valley Driver on the aforementioned table decided the battle, moments after Zozaya fell on her and did not break it. A right creative decision that Joshua will win, because Spanish is already “over” among the public. Joshua, with this triumph, probably the most notorious of his individual career so far, was confirmed as the new “Badss” of Revpro. - This third Live In Coventry of 2025 cleared the strange taste left by Live in London 97. Revpro returned to the classic, with a distribution of minutes, this time, balanced, relying on two great meetings, Reed vs. Jayne and Joshua vs. Zozaya, scheduled as if they were part of a special appointment, and without the need for implications of several of its main stars (Michael Oku, Kanji, RKJ, Young Guns ..) to combine a enjoyable show from beginning to end, built with the internal logic of the great functions; See, going from less to more. Only the public, quite bland, prevented the outstanding from reaching. 10/10.
