ACTION Wrestling brought Tell Me Goodbye to Line Creek Brewing Bus Barn in Fayetteville, Georgia, on November 6, delivering a card that mixed tag team action, singles competition and a late-show conflict centered around the group known as Not Safe For Wrestling. The event aired on IWTV.
The seven-match lineup featured victories for Cutie Carnival, Stunt Marshall, Oldman Youngboy, JT Paradox and Tyler Stevens before the closing portion of the card shifted toward a developing issue involving Emersyn Jayne, Jamesen Shook and Not Safe For Wrestling.
That issue had consequences twice during the event. Jayne and Shook’s singles match was ruled a no-contest after Not Safe For Wrestling intervened. Later, the trio of Grayson Pierce, Herculon Rage and Corinne Joy scored a win over Darian Bengston and The Thirst, the team of Kelsey Raegan and Ravenna Vein.
Cutie Carnival Opens With Tag Team Win
Cutie Carnival, comprised of KJ Valentine and Alexandra Quinn, defeated Jarell Jonas and Jay O’Neal in tag team competition. The result gave Valentine and Quinn a successful showing at the start of the Fayetteville event.
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With several different pairings and trios represented throughout Tell Me Goodbye, the opening tag result established the night’s broad format quickly. Jonas and O’Neal came up short, while Cutie Carnival left with the victory in one of the card’s two traditional two-on-two bouts.
Stunt Marshall, Oldman Youngboy and JT Paradox Earn Singles Victories
Three singles matches followed among the reported results, with Stunt Marshall defeating Tyson Malrick, Oldman Youngboy defeating Kasey Owens and JT Paradox defeating Sal Rinauro.
Marshall’s win over Malrick added another victory to the event’s opening half. The bout placed two individual competitors against one another without a reported outside conclusion or stipulation, allowing the result to stand as a straightforward win for Marshall.
Oldman Youngboy then overcame Kasey Owens. As with the Marshall-Malrick contest, the reported result lists a cleanly completed singles match, with Oldman Youngboy receiving the victory.
Paradox’s victory over Rinauro continued the run of completed singles decisions. Rinauro has long been a recognizable name on the independent wrestling scene, making the result a noteworthy win for Paradox within the context of the Tell Me Goodbye lineup. No additional details regarding the finish were announced in the available results.
Tyler Stevens Defeats Christian Taylor
Tyler Stevens defeated Christian Taylor in another singles bout on the card. The win completed a stretch of four reported singles decisions before the event’s final two matches became tied to Not Safe For Wrestling.
The result gave Stevens a victory over Taylor while maintaining the card’s variety between individual matches and multi-person action. Tell Me Goodbye did not feature any reported championship matches, tournament rounds or stipulation bouts in the announced results, placing the focus on the competitors’ wins and losses over the course of the evening.
Emersyn Jayne vs. Jamesen Shook Ends Without a Winner
The match between Emersyn Jayne and Jamesen Shook did not reach a conventional conclusion. Not Safe For Wrestling interfered, resulting in a no-contest.
The interference was the key turning point of the event’s latter portion. Rather than allowing the Jayne-Shook matchup to produce a winner and loser, the group’s involvement halted the contest and ensured neither competitor was credited with a victory in the official results.
A no-contest creates an immediate unresolved element for both Jayne and Shook. The available result does not identify which member or members of Not Safe For Wrestling initiated the interference, nor does it provide a specific reason for the group’s actions. What is clear is that the interference directly prevented the match from being completed.
Emersyn Jayne vs. Jamesen Shook ended in a no-contest following interference from Not Safe For Wrestling.
The interruption also set the stage for the group’s subsequent appearance in the main multi-person match. Not Safe For Wrestling was not merely present to disrupt the singles contest; its members went on to compete as a unit later on the show.
Not Safe For Wrestling Wins Featured Six-Person Tag Match
In the final listed result, Not Safe For Wrestling—Grayson Pierce, Herculon Rage and Corinne Joy—defeated Darian Bengston and The Thirst, represented by Kelsey Raegan and Ravenna Vein.
The victory gave Pierce, Rage and Joy a successful conclusion to a night in which their group had already altered the outcome of Jayne versus Shook. By defeating Bengston, Raegan and Vein in six-person tag team action, Not Safe For Wrestling emerged from Tell Me Goodbye with both a win on the record and a prominent role in the event’s biggest disruption.
The Thirst entered the bout as the pairing of Raegan and Vein, joining Bengston against the three-person unit. However, their effort was not enough to stop Not Safe For Wrestling from taking the result. The reported finish did not include further information on how the winning team secured the decision.
The sequence of events leaves several possible paths open following Tell Me Goodbye. Jayne and Shook have an unfinished issue because their match was stopped, while Bengston and The Thirst now have a loss to the same faction responsible for that no-contest. No future matches or official follow-up were included with the event results, but Not Safe For Wrestling’s involvement was unmistakably central to the card’s closing developments.
Full ACTION Wrestling Tell Me Goodbye Results
- Cutie Carnival (KJ Valentine and Alexandra Quinn) defeated Jarell Jonas and Jay O’Neal.
- Stunt Marshall defeated Tyson Malrick.
- Oldman Youngboy defeated Kasey Owens.
- JT Paradox defeated Sal Rinauro.
- Tyler Stevens defeated Christian Taylor.
- Emersyn Jayne vs. Jamesen Shook ended in a no-contest after interference from Not Safe For Wrestling.
- Not Safe For Wrestling (Grayson Pierce, Herculon Rage and Corinne Joy) defeated Darian Bengston and The Thirst (Kelsey Raegan and Ravenna Vein).
What Tell Me Goodbye Established
Tell Me Goodbye was a compact showcase of ACTION Wrestling’s roster, built around five completed matches before the final two results became linked by the actions of Not Safe For Wrestling. Valentine and Quinn started the evening with a tag team victory, while Marshall, Oldman Youngboy, Paradox and Stevens each earned singles wins.
The major story from the event, however, was the impact of Pierce, Rage and Joy. Their interference denied Jayne and Shook a definitive result, and their later trios victory over Bengston, Raegan and Vein gave the group momentum at the end of the card.
ACTION Wrestling’s November 6 event took place at Line Creek Brewing Bus Barn in Fayetteville and was available through IWTV. With the no-contest still unresolved and Not Safe For Wrestling closing the night with a win, the fallout from Tell Me Goodbye will be a point to watch when ACTION Wrestling returns.
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