Revolution Pro Wrestling presented RevPro Live In London 112 on October 4 from Porchester Hall in London, England, delivering a seven-match card that featured successful defenses of the company’s top heavyweight and women’s championships.

The event, which aired on RevProOnDemand, was headlined by Connor Mills defending the RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship against Japanese standout Katsuhiko Nakajima. Mills emerged with the title still in his possession, turning back one of the most formidable names to enter the match. The result keeps the heavyweight championship with Mills after a significant international challenge at one of RevPro’s regular London events.

Elsewhere on the card, Kanji retained the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship against JGU. The women’s title match was one of two championship bouts on the show, ensuring that both of RevPro’s featured singles champions entered the event with their belts and left Porchester Hall having successfully defended them.

Connor Mills Overcomes Nakajima

Mills’ victory over Nakajima was the defining result of Live In London 112. Nakajima arrived as an especially notable opponent for the reigning champion, and the match placed Mills in a high-profile title defense rather than a routine outing. By defeating Nakajima, Mills added another important result to his reign as Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion.

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The outcome also gives RevPro a clear point of emphasis moving forward: its leading championship remains with Mills despite the threat posed by an accomplished visiting challenger. Nakajima’s presence gave the main event a distinct international dimension, while Mills’ win reinforced his standing at the center of the promotion’s heavyweight picture.

There was no championship change in the headline match, but title defenses against opponents of Nakajima’s stature often carry as much consequence as a new challenger being crowned. Mills was able to withstand that test in London and continues on as champion following the October 4 event.

Kanji Keeps the Women’s Championship

Kanji also successfully defended her championship, defeating JGU to retain the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship. The win ensured that the women’s division did not see a title change at Porchester Hall and kept Kanji’s reign intact.

With both major singles title matches ending in successful defenses, Live In London 112 became a night defined by champions holding their ground. Kanji’s result alongside Mills’ main-event victory gave the card a consistent competitive thread, with challengers coming up short in their attempts to alter the championship landscape.

JGU’s challenge nevertheless placed another contender opposite Kanji in a match with clear stakes. The champion’s ability to leave with the title preserves the existing order in the division while leaving open the question of who may be next to pursue the belt.

Six-Man Win for Joshua, Jacobs and Oku

In a prominent six-man tag team match, Jay Joshua, Luke Jacobs and Michael Oku defeated Cameron Khai, Drilla Moloney and JJ Gale. The match brought together six recognizable competitors from the British wrestling scene and produced a major victory for the Joshua, Jacobs and Oku side.

Six-man contests can often create movement across several rivalries at once, and this result gives Joshua, Jacobs and Oku a collective win over a team featuring Moloney, Gale and Khai. The bout stood apart from the championship matches by presenting three-on-three competition, but it remained one of the card’s most substantial results due to the names involved.

For Jacobs and Oku in particular, the victory adds a winning result on a night where RevPro’s singles champions retained. Joshua completed the trio that prevailed, while the opposing team was unable to secure momentum in one of the event’s larger multi-person matches.

Tag Team and Singles Action Fill Out the Card

Live In London 112 also featured a six-person tag in which lexxis Falcon, Shaun Jackson and Skye Smitson defeated Contenders, the team of Elvin Naryan, Isaac Murray and Owen Swain. The result gave Falcon, Jackson and Smitson the win over the Contenders trio in another match that showcased the depth of the event’s lineup.

In singles action, Liam Slater defeated HMD. Slater’s victory was one of several individual wins on the show, separating itself from the title bouts and multi-person contests with a direct one-on-one result. Every singles match on the card carried its own importance in establishing who left London with a victory, and Slater was among those successful competitors.

Leon Cage also picked up a singles victory, defeating Ender Kara. Cage’s win added another decisive result to the evening and continued the card’s emphasis on straightforward outcomes across a varied lineup. With seven matches held, RevPro balanced its two championship defenses with singles contests and two separate six-person bouts.

The opening result saw Emersyn Jayne defeat Gabby Forza. Jayne’s victory set the tone for the show before the card moved toward its championship matches and larger tag team encounters. Forza was unable to halt Jayne’s momentum, making Jayne the first winner recorded from the Porchester Hall event.

A Stable Night for RevPro’s Champions

At its core, RevPro Live In London 112 was a stable night at the top of the promotion. Mills remained Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion after defeating Nakajima, and Kanji remained Undisputed British Women’s Champion after overcoming JGU. Those outcomes mean the promotion can move into its next set of events with both cornerstone titles still held by the same champions.

The show’s results also underline the value of RevPro’s London schedule. Porchester Hall hosted a card that mixed championship wrestling, domestic rivalries and an international main event presence. The appearance of Nakajima opposite Mills elevated the heavyweight title match, while the rest of the lineup offered opportunities for wrestlers across the roster to collect meaningful wins.

There were no reported title changes from the event, but the absence of a championship switch does not diminish the importance of the two defenses. Champions are measured by the challengers they defeat as well as the belts they win, and Mills and Kanji each added a successful defense to their respective records.

For the challengers, the results leave unfinished business rather than a changed hierarchy. Nakajima was unable to take the heavyweight championship from Mills, while JGU did not unseat Kanji for the women’s title. The six-man losses for Moloney, Gale and Khai, as well as for the Contenders, similarly provide clear setbacks on a card full of decisive outcomes.

RevPro Live In London 112 Results

  • Emersyn Jayne defeated Gabby Forza.
  • Liam Slater defeated HMD.
  • Kanji defeated JGU to retain the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship.
  • lexxis Falcon, Shaun Jackson and Skye Smitson defeated Contenders: Elvin Naryan, Isaac Murray and Owen Swain.
  • Leon Cage defeated Ender Kara.
  • Jay Joshua, Luke Jacobs and Michael Oku defeated Cameron Khai, Drilla Moloney and JJ Gale.
  • Connor Mills defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima to retain the RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship.

RevPro Live In London 112 is available through RevProOnDemand. The October 4 card closed with Mills still holding the company’s premier championship, while Kanji’s women’s title reign also continued after a successful defense earlier in the event.

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