Jazmyn Nyx def. Lainey Reid

Tasked with battling exciting newcomer and country girl Lainey Raid, Jazmyn Nyx turned in a performance that likely impressed her newfound mentor, the devious Jacy Jayne. Though that’s not to say it was a walk in the park for Nyx.

A former rodeo star competing in just her second career match, Reid landed several impressive moves, including a modified neckbreaker and a slam that sent Nyx face-first into the canvas for a two-count.

Nyx, however, seemingly took a page out of Jayne’s playbook by sweeping her opponent’s leg to gain the upper hand and later landing a nasty Pele kick for the victory.

Tank Ledger def. Kale Dixon

After a healthy dose of back-and-forth smack talk before the opening bell, Tank Ledger and Kale Dixon both came out swinging in their main event clash, each attempting to overpower the other at the start.

Ledger, who instinctively reached for a tag from Hank Walker at ringside while competing in his first singles match since last May, shook the ring by launching himself back-first into his opponent in the corner.

Dixon quickly fired back by catching the airborne Ledger with a boot to the chin before landing several menacing kicks and chops, but Ledger responded with a ring-shaking clothesline and went “Tank Mode” to seal the win with an innovative slam.