King Mega wins Right Coast Pro Wrestling Delaware's Championship + Quick Results


 King Mega wins the Right Coast Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Championship Tournament in Newark, Delaware, and becomes 1st ever RCP Champion in front of sold out crowd!
 


The “Chick Magnets” (Mozart Fontaine, Mike Tobin & Brian Soscia) reunite to an overwhelming reception from the fans and take the match from the “Legendary Ladies Men” (“Self-Made” Michael Blake, “Mr Upgrade” Mike Reed, Billy Bax with Michael Blake’s Guy) in a drama filled, emotional 6-man tag match.

RightCoastPro Developmental students Colton Quest vs Harry M. Baldwin bring down the house with an action packed debut match. Quest takes the match over Baldwin with a top rope splash to finish.

A huge THANK YOU goes out to our guest panel of judges that critiqued our Developmental Students during their debut match. Their years of experience and industry knowledge are greatly appreciated and respected. Our entire RCP Family thanks you for
your interest in our Developmental Program!

Thank you to:
Pro Wrestling Legend and Owner of the Monster Factory – “Pretty Boy” Larry Sharpe
Monster Factory Head Trainer – Danny Cage
Former Reporter and Talent Evaluator for PWI Magazine – Brandy Mankiewicz
Former WWE competitor and IWF assistant trainer and RCP Elite Pro – Biggie Biggs
DCW Talent Evaluator, TNA Gut Check Challenge Participant and RCP Elite Pro – Zac Conner
Delaware Pro Wrestling Legend – Jim Kettner

“Trademark” Tommy Maclin™ finally gets an RCP contract after his team wins an impromptu 8 man tag match. The team of Maclin, Biggie Biggs, Fallah and “Heavyweight” Sean Royal gets the pin over team of Zac “The Ripper” Conner, Nick Sohlo, Ryan “Adrenaline” Rush and JR Ryder. Royal got the pin on Sohlo and won the opportunity to replace King Mega in the Tournament if Mega was unable to continue.

Mister Crister made an on-the-spot challenge for Prince Nana to face Francis Kipland Stevens, after Nana degraded Stevens for awarding fans in his “Kip’s Fan Challenge” segment. Nana wins over Stevens with a hard fought, brutal battle.

Rumble Quartus: last chance for the RCP Elite Pros to make it into the Heavyweight Championship Tournament. King Mega is victorious over all others despite the injury to his leg cause by Prince Nana. Other challengers in the rumble were: “Trademark” Tommy Maclin™, Zac “The Ripper” Conner, Ryan “Adrenaline” Rush, Courageous Cruz, Biggie Biggs, “Tribal Warrior” Fallah, “Mr Upgrade” Mike Reed, Francis Kipland Stevens, “Self-Made” Michael Blake, Michael Blake’s Guy, “Wrestling Mercenary” Nick Sohlo, “Specialist” Chance Wesson, JR Ryder, King Nana, and “The Heavyweight” Sean Royal.

Tournament Semi-Final Match #1: Bazooka Joe over Chris “The Show” Steeler, with Bazooka Joe advancing to the Final in a toe-to-toe, back and forth match that could have gone either way.

Tournament Semi-Final Match #2: Stockade vs King Mega, with King Mega winning by a submission and advancing to the Final.


Tournament Final Match: Bazooka Joe vs King Mega spilling through the curtain after the match apparently started in the backstage area. King Mega was able to pull out the win over a stunned Bazooka Joe despite his injured leg and to the crowds’ enthusiastic delight!




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