ACTION Wrestling brought its Civil War event to Line Creek Brewing Bus Barn in Fayetteville, Georgia, on September 25. The show aired on IWTV and featured a seven-match card capped by an ACTION Championship defense, as Darian Bengston defeated Kelsey Raegan to remain champion.

The Fayetteville event also saw wins for Christian Taylor, Tyler Stevens, Ravenna Vein, Sal Rinauro, Jamesen Shook, and Grayson Pierce. The only announced specialty stipulation on the card came in the No Disqualification match, where Shook defeated Mr. Danger.

With the championship remaining in Bengston's possession, Civil War closed with no change at the top of ACTION Wrestling's singles title picture. Raegan entered the event with the opportunity to unseat the reigning champion, but Bengston's successful defense ensured that the title stayed with its current holder following the September 25 show.

ACTION Civil War Results

  • Christian Taylor defeated Dante Darko.
  • Tyler Stevens defeated Prince Moulay.
  • Ravenna Vein defeated Corinne Joy.
  • Sal Rinauro defeated Tyson Malrick.
  • Jamesen Shook defeated Mr. Danger in a No Disqualification Match.
  • Grayson Pierce defeated KJ Valentine.
  • Darian Bengston defeated Kelsey Raegan to retain the ACTION Championship.

Bengston Keeps the ACTION Championship

The main event placed the ACTION Championship on the line when Darian Bengston defended against Kelsey Raegan. Championship matches naturally carry a different level of consequence from the rest of a card, and that was the central competitive issue surrounding Civil War's final result: whether the promotion would leave Fayetteville with a new titleholder or with Bengston continuing his reign.

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Bengston emerged victorious, retaining the championship over Raegan. The result keeps the champion firmly positioned as the wrestler to beat in ACTION Wrestling. It also means Raegan was unable to turn the title challenge into a career-defining championship breakthrough on this occasion.

No additional details regarding the finish, match length, or post-match developments were provided in the reported results. What is clear is the official outcome: Bengston remains ACTION Champion, while Raegan's bid to capture the promotion's top singles prize fell short.

No Disqualification Match Adds a Different Test

Jamesen Shook and Mr. Danger met under No Disqualification rules, giving their contest a stipulation distinct from the rest of the evening's announced bouts. In a match without disqualifications, the usual restrictions that shape a standard wrestling contest do not determine the outcome in the same way. That environment can make a decisive result especially meaningful, because competitors are forced to account for a wider range of possibilities.

Shook defeated Mr. Danger in the stipulation match. The victory stands as one of the clearest individual statements on the Civil War card, particularly because it came in the event's sole No Disqualification encounter. While the available results do not specify the circumstances of the finish, Shook was the wrestler who adapted successfully and earned the win.

For Mr. Danger, the loss represents a setback in a match designed to remove conventional boundaries. For Shook, it provides a notable victory from a card that mixed championship competition, standard singles contests, and a match with elevated rules.

Singles Competition Throughout the Card

Elsewhere, Christian Taylor defeated Dante Darko. Both wrestlers entered a straightforward singles match, and Taylor was able to secure the result. On a card featuring several one-on-one contests, each victory matters in establishing momentum and providing a foundation for future matchups within the promotion.

Tyler Stevens also picked up a win, defeating Prince Moulay. The result placed Stevens on the winning side at Civil War and added another decisive outcome to the Fayetteville lineup. As with the Taylor-Darko bout, no further details concerning the match's closing sequence were included with the results.

Ravenna Vein defeated Corinne Joy in another singles contest. Vein's victory was one of several results in which a competitor was able to leave the event with a direct win over an opponent, an important distinction in a promotion where future opportunities can be shaped by recent performances. Corinne Joy, meanwhile, came up short in her effort to secure the victory.

Veteran competitor Sal Rinauro was also victorious at Civil War, defeating Tyson Malrick. Rinauro's win added to the event's series of conclusive singles results. The available information does not identify any special stipulation for the match, making the official decision itself the key takeaway: Rinauro defeated Malrick.

Grayson Pierce rounded out the non-title standard singles results with a victory over KJ Valentine. Pierce's win ensured that the Civil War card featured a wide range of wrestlers earning momentum, rather than being defined solely by the title match at the end of the night. Valentine was unable to halt Pierce's advance in their one-on-one meeting.

A Seven-Match Night in Fayetteville

Civil War's seven matches gave the September 25 event a clear structure. The show featured five standard singles bouts, one No Disqualification match, and the ACTION Championship main event. That mix put an emphasis on direct competition while reserving distinct stakes for Shook versus Mr. Danger and Bengston versus Raegan.

The venue, Line Creek Brewing Bus Barn, served as the setting for a card built around the ACTION roster and made available to viewers on IWTV. Independent wrestling events often create their own momentum through the accumulation of individual results, and Civil War delivered a complete slate of winners across different portions of the card.

For the wrestlers who won, the event provides a positive result to carry forward. Christian Taylor, Tyler Stevens, Ravenna Vein, Sal Rinauro, Jamesen Shook, Grayson Pierce, and Darian Bengston all left the show with official victories. Bengston's result carries the additional distinction of preserving a championship reign, while Shook's came under No Disqualification rules.

Conversely, Dante Darko, Prince Moulay, Corinne Joy, Tyson Malrick, Mr. Danger, KJ Valentine, and Kelsey Raegan were each defeated at Civil War. Raegan's loss is especially consequential because it came in a championship challenge. Still, the reported results do not indicate what comes next for any of the competitors, leaving future matches and title plans to be determined after the event.

What the Results Mean Moving Forward

The immediate headline from Civil War is simple: Darian Bengston is still the ACTION Champion. Retaining in a featured title defense allows Bengston to continue moving forward as champion after overcoming Kelsey Raegan. Every successful defense reinforces the fact that a challenger must do more than earn the opportunity; they must defeat the reigning titleholder when the stakes are highest.

Beyond the championship picture, the event produced several individual wins that may prove valuable as ACTION Wrestling's schedule continues. Taylor, Stevens, Vein, Rinauro, Pierce, and Shook each have a recent victory on record, with Shook holding the added accomplishment of winning the show's No Disqualification match.

At the same time, the results alone do not establish new contenders, announce rematches, or confirm rivalries. Civil War delivered definitive outcomes, but there were no additional announcements included alongside the results to clarify the next steps. The clearest facts coming out of Fayetteville remain the winners, the championship retention, and the distinctive stipulation victory by Jamesen Shook.

ACTION Civil War took place September 25 at Line Creek Brewing Bus Barn in Fayetteville, Georgia, and aired on IWTV. When the final decision was recorded, Darian Bengston had retained the ACTION Championship against Kelsey Raegan, closing a night of seven matches and leaving the promotion's top title exactly where it stood entering the event.

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