Event Results

August 3, 2025 - Brooklyn Bowl

The Good Hand (Kasey Owens, Suge D, and Tyler Stevens) defeats Adrian Thomas, Countryboy Coots, and Pha'Nesse

The Good Hand came into Hot Fuss with a chip on their shoulder. They'd asked for a match with three of the best talents in Nashville, a challenge answered by Thomas, Coots, and the debuting Pha'Nesse. At one point late in the match, Thomas looked to have Suge pinned, but a timely distraction prevented the referee from seeing it, allowing The Good Hand to capitalize and pick up the pinfall victory on Coots.

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Mad Dog Connelly defeats Jake Painter

Jake Painter came to the ring in street clothes, claiming he hadn't been cleared to compete. Of course, this being Painter, this was all a ruse. However, his attempt to blindside Mad Dog Connelly resulted in Mad Dog beating Painter in the shortest match in Symphony history!

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Jazzy Yang defeats Lovely Miss Larkan

In a battle of debuts, second-generation star Jazzy Yang survived (literally) an imaginary knife attack from Lovely Miss Larkan, whose mental health seems to be deteriorating at an alarming rate. Despite Larkan's best efforts to derail Yang's focus, Jazzy picked up her first victory at the Symphony.

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Jeremiah Plunkett defeats Tate Mayfairs

Tate Mayfairs has made a name for himself in the "Britwres" scene in the UK as one of the hottest rising stars in the business. In his Symphony debut, he had to deal with the "Gatekeeper of Southern Wrasslin'" Jeremiah Plunkett. Both men proved adept at wrestling the other's style of match, with Plunkett eventually coming out on top.

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Freya the Slaya defeats Big Booty Judy in a Falls Count Anywhere match

After having brawled throughout the Brooklyn Bowl back at Rise Up, Symphony management decided that the best way to let Big Booty Judy and Freya the Slaya continue their feud was in a match that allowed them to fight and finish the match anywhere in the building. We saw chairs, garbage cans, beers, even a guitar before a surprise appearance from Sigrid allowed Freya to chokeslam Judy off the second rope through a table for the win!

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Dillon McQueen defeats Brandon Davis

During an interview at Hot Fuss! in July, the tension between Brandon Davis and Dillon McQueen turned into a physical fight. At Hot Fuss, they finally got their chance to go one-on-one. Not surprisingly, "The Main Character" had an uphill battle against "The Zaddy of Professional Wrestling," especially because of continual interference on the part of Dillon's husband Maverick. Eventually, the numbers game became too great and McQueen finally picked up his first victory at the Symphony.

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Colby Carter defeats Jaden Newman

Three days after his main event victory over Donovan Dijak at the first Symphony performance, Colby Carter was rushed to the hospital for an emergency appendectomy. At Rise Up!, Jaden Newman accused Colby of faking the surgery to get out of a match with him, violently attacking "The Code" in front of the Brooklyn Bowl faithful. When this match began, Newman tried to play mind games, escaping to the floor frequently. Eventually, the fight made its way to the stage, where Jaden tried to get a cheap countout victory, slamming Code on the hard stage and escaping back into the ring. Fortunately, Colby is made of sturdier stuff and made an incredible running dive from the stage back into the ring to take out Jaden and beat the ten-count! Unfortunately, the 20-minute time limit expired before a winner could be named. Carter successfully lobbied for five more minutes, but he didn't need all of them as the "overtime" period ended with a Code Stomp and another victory!