MLW Battle Riot IV Results – November 3, 2022: Who Gets A World Title Shot?

MLW Battle Riot IV Results – November 3, 2022

MLW Battle Riot IV kicked off with Sam Leterna backstage with the MLW World Tag Team Champions Hustle and Power as they draw their numbers for the Battle Riot matchup. Neither man would tell the other what number they got.

We head back to ringside as MLW Matchmaker Cesar Duran makes his way to the ring, flanked by two masked henchmen. Duran says whoever wins tonight’s Battle Riot match won’t be facing the current MLW World Champion, Alex Hammerstone, because they’ll be facing one of his luchadores who will defeat Hammerstone instead. This brings out the champion, who is placed in an impromptu handicap match for the championship.

Alex Hammerstone defeated Cesar Duran’s masked henchmen to retain the MLW World Championship

• Alex Hammerstone takes out Duran’s henchmen in short order and delivers a Nightmare Pendulum on one of them in front of Cesar Duran to secure the pinfall victory.

Alex Hammerstone gets his hands on Cesar Duran after the match, but before he can do anything, he’s attacked from behind by Richard Holliday with a steel chair. Holliday leaves him lying in the ring, and the commentators speculate that the champion may have broken ribs.

It’s announced that the new season of MLW Fusion kicks off next week.

We see a segment for Mads Krügger, who is given a new mask and states that his mission doesn’t end until his target is eliminated.

The BOMAYE Fight Club is shown backstage drawing their numbers for the Battle Riot. Myron Reed uses a distraction to open multiple numbers until he gets one that he likes. Alex Kane also utilized a distraction from Reed to pick out a better number for himself as well.

Jacob Fatu wins MLW Battle Riot IV and receives a future MLW World Title shot any time, any place

• The final four men in the match were Sami Callihan, Killer Kross, Jacob Fatu, and Real1. Fatu eliminated Calihan with a superkick when he was wrestling with Real1 on the ring apron. Kross and Real1 double-team on Fatu for a while, but that eventually implodes as Real1 tries to toss Kross over the top rope and eliminate him. Fatu eliminates Kross by tossing him over the top rope. Fatu goes on to eliminate Real1 by tossing him over the top rope twice. The first time wasn’t seen due to a ref bump.

Participants in the match included (in order of appearance):

1. EJ Nduka
2. Calvin Tankman
3. Mr. Thomas
4. Lince Dorado
5. Arez
6. MicroMan
7. Mini Abismo Negro
8. La Estrella
9. KC Navarro
10. Kimchee
11. Joel Maximo
12. Killer Kross
13. Sami Callihan
14. Real1 (nZo)
15. Gangrel
16. Kwang
17. Budd Heavy
18. Little Guido
19. Jose Maximo
20. Davey Richards
21. Lance Anoa’i
22. Ken Broadway
23. Homicide
24. Rickey Shane Page
25. Juicy Finau
26. One of Cesar Duran’s minions
27. Dr. Dax
28. Jacob Fatu
29. Mads Krugger
30. Will Maximo
31. Warhorse
32. Myron Reed
33. Azteca minion
34. Azteca minion
35. Matt Cross
36. Mance Warner
37. Alex Kane
38. Savio Vega
39. Taya Valkyrie
40. Parker Boudreaux

Order of elimination:

1. Mr. Thomas (via EJ Nduka)
2. Calvin Tankman (via EJ Nduka)
3. EJ Nduka (via Arez and Lince Dorado)
4. Kimchee (via submission by multiple participants)
5. Joel Maximo (via pinfall Killer Kross)
6. Arez (via Killer Kross)
7. Mini Abismo Negro (via Sami Callihan)
8. MicroMan (via Real 1)
9. La Estrella (via Sami Callihan)
10. Budd Heavy (via Real 1)
11. Kwang (via Killer Kross)
12. Lince Dorado (via Killer Kross)
13. Jose Maximo (via pinfall by Homicide)
14. Little Guido (via submission by Davey Richards)
15. Gangrel (via Killer Kross)
16. Ken Broadway (via Sami Callihan)
17. Homicide (via Lance A’noai)
18. Azteca Ochenta (via pinfall by Juicy Finau)
19. Lance A’noai (via Real 1)
20. KC Navarro (via Rickey Shane Page)
21. Dr. Dax (via pinfall by Jacob Fatu)
22. Will Maximo (via pinfall by Mads Krugger)
23. Azteca Minion 33 (via Jacob Fatu)
24. Juicy Finau (via Real 1)
25. Azteca Minion 22 (via Jacob Fatu)
26. Matt Cross (via Jacob Fatu)
27. Warhorse (via Mads Krugger)
28. Rickey Shane Page (via Mads Krugger)
29. Myron Reed (via Davey Richards)
30. Alex Kane (via Davey Richards)
31. Savio Vega (via Real 1)
32. Taya Valkyrie (via Parker Boudreaux)
33. Davey Richards (via Real 1 and Sami Callihan)
34. Mance Warner (via Mads Krugger)
35. Mads Krugger (via Jacob Fatu)
36. Parker Boudreaux (via Killer Kross and Sami Callihan)
37. Sami Callihan (via Jacob Fatu)
38. Killer Kross (via Jacob Fatu)
39. Real 1 (via Jacob Fatu)

The final four men in the match were Sami Callihan, Killer Kross, Jacob Fatu, and Real1. Fatu eliminated Calihan with a superkick when he was wrestling with Real1 on the ring apron. Kross and Real1 double-team on Fatu for a while, but that eventually implodes as Real1 tries to toss Kross over the top rope and eliminate him. Fatu eliminates Kross by tossing him over the top rope. Fatu goes on to eliminate Real1 by tossing him over the top rope twice. The first time wasn’t seen due to a ref bump.

Jacob Fatu cuts a promo after the match and thanked the live crowd. Fatu said it wouldn’t be the last time Queens saw Major League Wrestling live. He dedicated his Battle Riot win to his seven kids at home.

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