10/05/2026
WVWF ‘Marked For Death’ Show Results
10.3.2026
By: Courtney Wood
Before the night began, the entire WVWF roster came out for a 10 Bell salute to celebrate the life and career of Benjamin Satterley, known to wrestling fans as Pac, who recently passed away.
The Draw kicked off the night officially by reminding all of Parkersburg that they are the best in the entire state. The self-aggrandizing was abruptly ended by Phoebe Harper who claimed she was tired of “listening to them” and wanted her Hybrid Championship match.
Match One
WVWF Hybrid Championship Match:
‘Chaos Incarnate’ Aaron James (Champion, With The Draw) Versus ‘Fabulous’ Phoebe Harper (USWA Universal Women's Champion) Ended In A No Contest
After feeling disrespected, Harper slapped the champion across the face and proceeded to unleash a fast-paced flurry of offense. James managed to endure the onslaught and eventually dropped Phoebe with a massive sit-down powerbomb for a two count. The two battled back and forth for several minutes, but unfortunately right as Phoebe had a figure four locked in the matches time limit expired and the match was declared a no contest.
After the match, the Levys stormed the ring and laid in boots to Harper and were setting up for the ‘Levy Trigger’ before the Steel Brothers evened the odds. WVWF GM Loveable Lester calmed the chaotic scene by making an impromptu tag team match between the four men.
Match Two
Tag Team Match:
The Levys (Trent and Tyler Levy, With Papa Levy) Defeated The Steel Brothers (Nate and Ryan Steel, With Brittnay Storm) Via Pinfall
The Levys took an early advantage, using quick tags to isolate Nate Steel, choking The Outlaw and dropping him with a Fisherman's Suplex. Once in the match, Ryan Steel ran through Trent with consecutive clotheslines, eventually landing a Blue Thunder Bomb on Trent. In the end, The Levys hit Nate Steel with the ‘Levy Trigger’ to pick up the victory.
After the match, an enraged Nate Steel attacked the official, an action that is guaranteed to have severe consequences in the near future.
WVWF Mountain State Champion Tony Sane announced he was going to have an open challenge for his championship. The self-proclaimed King Of The Mountain champion, The Prodigy, came out to answer the challenge. Surprisingly, Loveable Lester announced that Josh Jade was medically cleared to compete and added him to the match, making it a triple threat.
Match Three
Triple Threat Match For The WVWF Mountain State Championship:
Tony Sane (Champion, With Aaron James) Defeated The Prodigy And Josh Jade Via Pinfall
Sane mocked his challengers to the point they teamed up and hurled him to the mat. Prodigy instantly ended the alliance and clotheslined Jade, reminding everybody that it was every man for himself. Jade rebounded by hitting Tony with an impaler DDT for a two count. After a very chaotic triple threat contest, Tony speared Prodigy to retain his championship, much to the displeasure of the fans.
After the match, the championship showed some respect to Josh Jade, who responded by hitting him with a cutter.
Match Four
King Of The Mountain Championship Match:
‘The King Of The 304’ BAM Alan (Champion) Defeated The Prodigy Via Pinfall
As soon as the bell rang Bam tried to run at Prodigy, but was overpowered. Alan was not down for long and proceeded to hit his rival with three consecutive 304’s. Prodigy recovered and viciously gripped up the champion and hit him with a package pile driver on the ring’s apron. Back in the ring, Bam used his fearless adrenaline to combat Prodigy's brute force, creating an evenly contested violent clash of styles. In the end, Bam climbed to the top rope and landed a Frog Splash to pick up the hard-earned victory and reclaim his stolen King Of The Mountain Championship.
Match Five
Last Man Standing Match For The WVWF World Championship And The Newblood Wrestling Association Almost Heaven Championship:
‘The Chemical Valley Gunslinger’ James Enoch (WVWF Champion) Versus ‘The Comeback King’ Ryan Steel (NBWA Almost Heaven Champion, With Brittany Storm) Ended In A No Contest
Once the bell rang, the two very familiar champions turned this contest into a fist fight, punching each other directly in the face as hard as they could. The two violently fought on the ringside area, sending each other head first into the ground multiple times. Back in the ring, Steel ripped off the canvas exposing the lumber underneath and sent James crashing into barbed wire lined boards. A defiant Gunslinger mustered enough energy to send Ryan into a collection of chairs and hit a Blue Thunder Bomb before collapsing to the ground himself. After all of the damage these two had inflicted, neither man was able to make it to his feet by the count of 10 and the official declared this match a no contest.
After the match, the Levys attacked the two while they were embracing. This attack sparked a massive brawl between many WVWF superstars, including the rest of The Draw and Josh Jade, that became so out of hand Wildcat had to come out and demand they stop fighting or be suspended. Once everything was relatively settled, Enoch challenged Trent Levy to a strap match for his championship at WVWF's next event on October 17th.
WVWF returns to the Richardson Building in beautiful downtown Parkersburg on October 17th. This will be a Halloween themed event, so bring the family and come dressed in your favorite costume for a night of fun. Follow WVWF on their various social media pages for updates on this upcoming event.
