901 WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP CHANGES HANDS TWICE IN ONE HISTORY-MAKING
NIGHT AT THE 901 WRESTLING CLASSIC FINALS
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The 901 Wrestling Championship changed hands twice in
a single night at the 901 Wrestling Classic Finals on Sunday, November
8, at Minglewood Hall, in a finish no one in the building saw coming.
Jack Vaughn defeated Chris Evans in the main event to win the 901
Wrestling Championship. Minutes later, Dorian Vain cashed in his Wild
Card shot and defeated Vaughn to become the new 901 Wrestling Champion
— ending Vaughn's reign almost as soon as it began.
"One night, two champions, and a finish nobody will ever forget," said
Tommy Jax, owner and host of 901 Wrestling. "Jack Vaughn came to
Memphis and won our championship. Dorian Vain took it from him before
the night was over. That's the kind of night that defines a
promotion."
Earlier in the evening, Kevin Bless won the 901 Classic, defeating
Bishop Kage in the semifinal and Ken Dang in the final, earning a
guaranteed shot at the 901 Wrestling Championship. Madi Monroe
defeated Diana Taylor, and Walker XIII retained the 1819 Championship
against Terry Yaki.
The full 901 Wrestling Classic Finals episode releases Sunday,
November 15, for YouTube members and WSN+ members.
901 Wrestling returns to action Saturday, November 14, with Saturday
Morning Live at Bell Plaza Shopping Center (Believing Church), 4798
Summer Ave, Memphis. Taping begins at 11:30 AM. Tickets are $5, kids
free, and the show is an official toy drop-off spot for Christmas
Palooza.
For more information, contact Tommy Jax at 901-620-8728 or
901wrestling@gmail.com. www.901wrestling.com