Event Results

Kaia McKenna & Big Booty Judy (with Countryboy Coots) defeat The Collab (Laynie Luck & Shazza McKenzie)

After J-Rod was attacked the week before the event, Kaia was forced to find a new partner, and Big Booty Judy (with Countryboy Coots in her corner) stepped up! Kaia won the match by pinning Laynie.

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Adrian Thomas wins the inaugural Symphony Scramble

"The Crocodile" outlasted Alejandro, Dillon McQueen, Jake Painter, and Tyler Shoop to win a chaotic contest. Afterward, "The Iron Demon" Shane Mercer made a surprise appearance, throwing Alejandro from the ring onto a pile of security and staff at ringside.

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Freya the Slaya defeats Kaitland Alexis

"The Queen of the North" made quite the impression in the first singles match in Symphony history, making short work of Kaitland Alexis. After a couple of successful escapes, Kaitland finally fell victim to Freya's chokeslam.

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Royal Prestige (Majestic & TéVon Jordyn) defeat Fresh Air (Junior Benito & Macrae Martin)

Just days after losing the IWTV World Independent Tag Team Titles, Fresh Air struggled to get on the same page. Both teams pulled out all the stops, but a key miscommunication allowed the Tennessee up-and-comers to pick up the biggest win of their young careers.

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BEEF defeats Jeremiah Plunkett by DQ

Plunkett was riding high coming into this match after being played to the ring by musical guests The Ex-Bombers. Unfortunately, BEEF came to play, which eventually led to "The Gatekeeper of Southern Wrestling" throwing a handful of powder in his face, getting himself disqualified.

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Colby Carter defeats Donovan Dijak

"The Code" entered the main event of the inaugural Pro Wrestling Symphony event knowing the pressure was on. Not only was Dijak, a former WWE Superstar, the biggest star he'd ever stood across the ring from, he was also carrying the weight of being "the face" of the Symphony. It turns out, that moniker was earned, as he caught Dijak with a German suplex off the top rope, followed by a Curbstomp to pick up the win!