ionship belt. The ref counted three, and Hennigan retained the title.
Delmi Exo gained momentum heading into her title shot against Alex Hammerstone. She faced Ashley Vox in a match that showcased their ring chemistry. Delmi controlled the pace with submission holds and strikes. Vox fired back with high-flying moves. Delmi won with a bridging suplex to prove she’s ready for Hammerstone.
1 Called Manders fought the caveman in a comedy match. Manders won with a double-ax handle. It was what it was.
Overall, the episode had its moments. The main event featured a lot of action and drama, while the women’s match gave us a taste of what’s to come in the women’s division.
Philadelphia’s ECW Arena hosted the 168th episode of MLW Fusion, and it was full of action and drama. Johnny Hennigan (aka Morrison, Caballero, Mundo, and the list goes on) defended his MLW National Openweight Championship against Willie Mack in the main event. Although Mack had the momentum, Hennigan retained the title thanks to shenanigans involving his wife Taya Valkyrie and Sam Adonis. Delmi Exo gained momentum before her title shot against Alex Hammerstone by defeating Ashley Vox in a match that showcased their ring chemistry. 1 Called Manders fought a caveman in a comedy match and won with a double-ax handle. Overall, the episode had its moments, and the women’s match gave us a taste of what’s to come in the women’s division.