Almost expectedly, a brawl amongst all seven men immediately ensued but normality was soon restored as Dom Travis and Johnny Phere fought in the ring. Despite being caught on the ropes (in a place it is best not to discuss) following a host of exchanges between both teams, it was DDL that ultimately caused the Killers first downfall and levelled the contest to a three on three battle. After Travis T-Bone Suplexed Heresy out of the ring and Travis was hit with a huge spear from Johnny Phere, Leigh and Feelgood double teamed Darkside before Leigh but him away with a suplex.

Stunned by the elimination, Heresy set about reducing the deficit and went after his opponents. Sure enough, it was Dom Travis who ended up isolated from his team as a result of the Killers onslaught. Despite being splashed, triangle choked and suplexed by Kodiak, Travis managed to tag out of the ring but exerted lots of energy when he and Feelgood dived on to of the other combatants on the outside after another brawl broke out.

Then the unpredictable happened. Si Valour, sporting that neck brace following the table breaking move he endured earlier on, ran in, tagged Dirk and just like ‘Hot Gossip’ two months ago, caught Johnny Phere in a small package to leave him and Feelgood squaring off against Kodiak and Heresy. Unfortunately, Valour’s momentum would only last so long. A double team manoeuvre from Heresy and Kodiak eliminated Valour and left Feelgood once again facing a stacked deck. But Feelgood, quickly realising the trouble he was in, wasted no time in levelling SIN leader Heresy with his famous Rug Cutter to ensure the match would be settled by another chapter of the boiling Feelgood v Kodiak rivalry.

“I can break your neck right now!” yelled Feelgood, as the two starred each other down. After he won an exchange of punches, it seemed Feelgood would go on to win the match that seemed so far away from him not so long ago. Avoiding a top rope somersault from Kodiak and kicking out of a splash, it seemed destiny would dictate that Dirk’s DoGooders would be victorious. But Kodiak had other ideas.

He soon speared Feelgood, dragged him to the far corner of the ring and nailed him with the infamous Grizzly Bomb to get the three count and ultimately win the match for his team.
The Dutchman, in a final insult, then spat on Feelgood and demanded that photographer Tony Knox snap him holding the International Heavyweight Championship and standing on his opponent.

But Dirk remained defiant, grabbing the house mike and telling Kodiak: “You broke my wrist but nothings gonna stop me! I’ll see you next month, in this ring, in GPW, at the Monaco Ballroom! Now get your fat arse out of our country, you Dutch slag!”
Never count out Dirk Feelgood. No one can doubt he will hit Kodiak with all he can give next month as he bids to retain the International Heavyweight gold.