Fun fact: this is the first Derrick Bateman match I have ever seen. They traded some holds to start the match. Colt did some shenanigans. They did some dancing. Colt got a couple of nearfalls with small packages. Everyone (including the referee) got dizzy and fell down at one point. They traded some chops. Colt was in control until Bateman came back with some shoulder tackles. Bateman got a nearfall with a Falcon Arrow. Colt came back with a dropkick and a Flying Asshole: 1…2…NO! Bateman caught him in a pinning combination: 1…2…3!
This match was short and sweet. The match came across like the typical Colt Cabana “house show” match, which there is usually nothing wrong with. This isn’t a match that you have to see, but you won’t regret taking the time to watch it.
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