Chicago Style Wrestling brought the carnage to Franklin Park, Illinois on October 9 with Harvester of Sorrows, airing on IWTV from the American Legion. It was a night of championship dominance — every single title stayed with its holder — capped by Erik Surge winning the Ring of Destiny to earn a future shot at the CSW Championship.
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Every Champion Retains
The night opened with Haven Harris defeating Chris Miller, and the Juice Daddies (Joey Pierson & Daddy Andy) won a wild triple-threat tag team match over Victor Iniestra & Eric Schultz and Valor And Grayson (Jack Valor & Eddie Grayson).
Then came the title parade. Hans Carden retained the CSW Metra Division Championship against FXB, before Shazza McKenzie defended the CSW Women’s Championship against Sierra — with Haven Harris serving as the special guest referee. The tag titles stayed put too, as Machine 17 (Nathan Nile & KJ Carter) turned back The Outbreak (Abel Booker & Jacksyn Crowley), who had Barnabas The Bizarre in their corner.
In the evening’s biggest championship bout, Solomon Tupu retained the CSW Championship against Marshe Rockett, who came to the ring with Steve Boz and Erik Surge. Tupu survived the numbers game and walked out still the top champion in CSW.
Weapons, Then Destiny
The hardcore crowd got its fix with a Fans Bring The Weapons Match, where Shain Boucher defeated Jay Marston in what was surely the most violent contest of the night.
The show closed with the Ring of Destiny Match — a massive battle royal where wrestlers were tossed over the top rope until only four remained, at which point it became a four-way elimination match. Erik Surge outlasted an enormous field — Rafael Quintero, Axel Rico, Victor Analog, Hans Carden, Jake Painter, Steve Boz, Shaq Jordan, FXB, Adam Stallion, Chris Miller, Shane Hollister and Eric Schultz — to win the whole thing.
Surge’s reward: a CSW Championship match on a date of his choosing. He already stood in Marshe Rockett’s corner during the title match earlier in the night — now he has a guaranteed shot at Solomon Tupu’s gold whenever he wants it. The champion should be watching his back.
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