GFW Livewire #2
- Sat 09 January 2016
Total Rating: 40%
Venue: GPB Studios
Attendance: 217
Location: Georgia, United States
Total Viewers:
14,572
Twitch (Online Both): 7,252YouTube (Online Both): 7,320
A Mysterious Video Teased Jonah Rock and Bad Dude Tito as a New Force in the Tag Division
A cryptic video package aired mid-show this week, teasing the team of Jonah Rock and Bad Dude Tito who are poised to shake up the division. Shot in moody lighting, the vignette featured quick-cut footage: boots lacing up, knuckles tightening tape, silhouettes in sync.There was no voiceover—just ominous text: “They’re almost here.” The message was unmistakable: the division is about to change.The video closed with a brief logo flash before fading to black.As noted in the Observer, there have been rumblings about a new team being fast-tracked for a high-impact. If, as expected, this is them, they’re arriving with style—and menace. – DM
70%
Billy Gunn Vs. Trevor Murdoch
Winner: Billy Gunn (Pinfall)
57%
Christopher Daniels arrives
A short but impactful video aired showing Christopher Daniels arriving at the arena. There were no words, no entourage—just purpose.{{HeShe1}} stepped out of the vehicle with a certain edge— a look that said tonight’s different. It was a visual warning shot, and commentary picked up on it immediately, saying: “If Billy Gunn wasn’t already watching… he is now.”Segments like this don’t need pyro or promos. Just posture. And presence. – DM
83%
Brian Myers Vs. Robbie Eagles
Winner: Brian Myers (Pinfall)
48%
Gurv Sihra and Harv Sihra Arrived in a Limo to Make Their First Statement in the Company
This week’s show featured a clear statement of intent as a sleek black limousine pulled up outside the arena, and the camera crew rushed to catch the doors opening. Out stepped Gurv Sihra and Harv Sihra, dressed to kill, oozing confidence and arrogance in equal measure.Without saying a word, they adjusted their jackets, smirked at the camera, and slowly walked into the building—security holding the door as if royalty had arrived. Commentary quickly noted that this was the heavily rumoured debut of a major new tag team, already generating buzz in industry circles for their pedigree and attitude.This wasn’t about fighting. It was about presence—and these two made it clear from moment one: they aren’t here to earn respect. They’re here to take it. More on character direction and who pushed to bring them in will be in next week’s Observer. – DM
60%
Solo Darling Vs. Hikaru Shida
Winner: Hikaru Shida (Pinfall)
55%
Homicide and Killer Kross Brawled Through the Crowd in an Uncontrollable Fight
The animosity between Homicide and Killer Kross couldn’t be contained by the ring, as their fight spilled out into the crowd in a wild, unpredictable brawl that had fans scattering and officials scrambling. The initial conflict started at ringside, but within seconds, punches and slams were being exchanged over the barricade.Chairs were knocked over, fans were pushed back by security, and at one point, Homicide drove Killer Kross into a concrete wall near the tech area. The chaos felt real, loud, and uncomfortable in the best way possible. The cameramen struggled to keep up, offering shaky, documentary-style visuals that enhanced the atmosphere.This kind of segment taps into the idea that the fight is too personal to be contained, and commentary sold it as such—repeatedly reminding viewers of the dangers and the fines likely coming for both workers. Expect a stipulation match to be announced soon, because this clearly isn’t ending anytime soon. – DM
70%
Matt Taven Vs. Dutch
Winner: Matt Taven (Pinfall)
48%
Sonjay Dutt was shown warming up backstage ahead of his upcoming match
Cameras cut backstage where Sonjay Dutt was shown going through his pre-match routine, warming up and mentally preparing for the contest later in the night. The visual helped underline that Sonjay Dutt was ready for the fight ahead. Commentary framed it as a sign of how seriously he was taking the match, highlighting the stakes and setting the tone for what was to come. A classic tool the booker used here to remind viewers that this was a key match on the card. • DM
56%
GFW NEXGEN
Sonjay Dutt Vs. Hideki Suzuki
Winner: Sonjay Dutt (Flash Pinfall)
51%
Sonjay Dutt Left Laid Out After Chairshot Ambush
In a shocking moment that sent ripples through the crowd, Maxwell Jacob Friedman ambushed Sonjay Dutt from behind with a thunderous chairshot to the skull. The attack came without warning, and Sonjay Dutt dropped instantly, lying motionless as the steel chair clattered to the ground. Security and medics rushed in, but Maxwell Jacob Friedman had already made his exit, leaving nothing but devastation in his wake. The silence in the arena was palpable, punctuated only by boos and concerned murmurs from the fans. - DM
42%
Main Event
GFW Tag Team Title Match
The Bollywood Boys Vs. The Axiom Code
Winner: Harv Sihra (Pinfall)
42%
