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1. Milo Beasley defeated WWE Tough Enough's Mickael Zaki
2. Eric Cooper w/"Big" Pete Cannon defeated Super Grover
3. Team Lucha aka Los Ben Dejos defeated Mike Cruz and Rocky Santiago to become the NEW Vintage Tag Team Champions! Rocky Santiago filled in for Gus Money, who was unable to make the event due to injury.
Vintage Internet Television Champion Simon Sez came out and laid out an open challenge. Bobby Fonta's music hit, but was counted out. Simon Sez then sent out another challenge. Thomas Marr's music played, but was also counted out. Simon said he was 2-0 and sent out one more open challenge. In an obvious attempt to humor himself Simon, Randy Orton's music hit. Since Orton was obviously not there, Simon instructed the referee to count. As the referee reached 10, Eddie Taurus hit the ring and layed Simon out with two spine busters.
Vintage Owner, Billy Wood, addressed the crowd and gave a heartfelt thanks for the 3 years of support they've given Vintage. He touched on the history of the promotion and stated that the company would be taking a huge step forward as he announced that on May 19th Vintage Wrestling will invade the Orlando Sports Complex!
4. "King of Florida" Francisco Ciatso w/ "Big" Pete Cannon defeated NWA World Tag Team Champion Kory Chavis.
5. Sam Shaw vs Biff Slater w/ "Big" Pete Cannon was declared a no contest when The Royal Empire interfered, leading to a locker room clearing brawl.
Infinite thanks go out to all the fans that attended last night's event and for their constant and continued support throughout the years. Vintage Wrestling returns to the Sanford Salvation Army on May 12th with it's next huge event, "Vintage Wrestling presents: Long Road Ahead". Also, Vintage Owner, Billy Wood, announced that Vintage Wrestling will invade the Orlando Sports Center on May 19th with "Vintage Wrestling presents: O-Town Showdown".
