PROGRESS Wrestling presented Chapter 199: Bonestorm on October 25 from The Electric Ballroom in London, England, delivering a card with championship defenses, contender matches, and a significant title change. The event aired on Hooked On Wrestling.
The most consequential development of the night came in the PROGRESS Proteus Championship picture. Paul Walter Hauser entered Bonestorm as champion and successfully retained the title twice before Donovan Dijak defeated him to become the new PROGRESS Proteus Champion.
Elsewhere on the card, Tommy Tanner remained PROGRESS Atlas Champion with a successful defense against Sha Samuels. Eddie Kingston picked up a victory over Luke Jacobs, while CPF earned a future shot at the PROGRESS World Tag Team Championships. Charles Crowley also emerged from the Thunder Bastard Match as the number one contender to the PROGRESS Men’s World Championship.
Donovan Dijak Leaves London as New Proteus Champion
The Proteus Championship was defended multiple times during Bonestorm, with Hauser initially turning back Scott Oberman. Hauser then defeated Cian Noonan in another championship match, with Oberman listed at ringside for that defense.
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After surviving those two challenges, Hauser faced Dijak for the championship. Dijak defeated Hauser to end his reign and claim the Proteus Championship.
The sequence made the championship a central focus of Chapter 199. Hauser’s two successful defenses established the difficulty of getting through the event with the title intact, but Dijak capitalized on the opportunity that followed. By the conclusion of Bonestorm, the division had a new champion.
The result gives Dijak a major singles championship achievement in PROGRESS and immediately changes the landscape around the Proteus title. Hauser’s night was defined by both resilience and eventual defeat: he entered with the championship, overcame Oberman and Noonan, then lost the title to Dijak later on the card.
Tommy Tanner Retains the Atlas Championship
Tommy Tanner also entered Bonestorm as a defending champion and was able to leave with his title. Tanner defeated Sha Samuels to retain the PROGRESS Atlas Championship.
Unlike the Proteus Championship, which changed hands after a run of defenses, the Atlas title remained with its established champion. Tanner’s victory over Samuels keeps him in control of the championship heading out of Chapter 199.
Samuels was unable to convert his challenge into a title win, while Tanner added another successful defense to his reign. With Tanner still champion, attention will now turn to the next challenger positioned to pursue the Atlas Championship.
CPF Earn Tag Team Title Opportunity
The race for the PROGRESS World Tag Team Championships also moved forward at Bonestorm. CPF, represented by Danny Black and Joe Lando, defeated Lykos Gym’s Kid Lykos and Kid Lykos II in a number one contenders match.
With the win, CPF secured their place as the next challengers for the PROGRESS World Tag Team Championships. The result is especially important because Lykos Gym had a direct opportunity to move into title contention themselves, but Black and Lando came away with the decisive victory.
PROGRESS now has a confirmed contender team in CPF, giving the tag division a clear direction following the London event. The championship match itself was not held at Bonestorm, but CPF’s victory established the team’s claim to a future title shot.
Charles Crowley Wins Thunder Bastard Match
In the PROGRESS Men’s World Championship number one contenders match, Charles Crowley defeated Chris Ridgeway, Drilla Moloney, RKJ, Gene Munny, Man Like DeReiss, and Simon Miller in the Thunder Bastard Match.
The multi-man victory puts Crowley at the front of the line for a PROGRESS Men’s World Championship opportunity. The field included several prominent competitors, making the result a major advancement for Crowley in the company’s men’s singles title picture.
Ridgeway, Moloney, RKJ, Munny, DeReiss, and Miller all entered the bout with the same prize at stake, but Crowley was the competitor who prevailed. His win at Bonestorm makes him the official number one contender and positions him for a championship challenge after Chapter 199.
The match served as one of the event’s clearest statements about what lies ahead. While championships were defended and, in one case, changed hands during the show, Crowley’s victory created a direct path toward the promotion’s top men’s prize.
Eddie Kingston Defeats Luke Jacobs
Eddie Kingston defeated Luke Jacobs in a featured singles match at Bonestorm.
The result adds another victory for Kingston on a card built around high-stakes championship and contender action. Jacobs, meanwhile, came up short in a matchup between two hard-hitting singles competitors.
No championship was attached to the contest, but the bout remained an important part of the event’s overall lineup. Kingston’s victory placed him among the night’s key winners alongside Tanner, Dijak, CPF, Crowley, Raven Creed, and the team of Alexxis Falcon and Myla Grace.
Other Bonestorm Results
Alexxis Falcon and Myla Grace opened the listed results with a tag team victory over Nikki Storm and Angel Hayze. Falcon and Grace worked together to defeat their opponents and begin the event’s results with a win.
Raven Creed also defeated MARZ in singles action. That result gave Creed a notable victory on a card that featured competitors across PROGRESS Wrestling’s singles, tag team, and championship scenes.
Bonestorm’s results reflected an event built around movement in several divisions. The tag team championship scene now has new number one contenders. The men’s world title scene has a new number one contender in Crowley. Tanner maintained his place atop the Atlas division. Most notably, Dijak took the Proteus Championship away from Hauser after the former champion had already defended the title twice.
PROGRESS Chapter 199: Bonestorm Full Results
- Alexxis Falcon and Myla Grace defeated Nikki Storm and Angel Hayze.
- Tommy Tanner defeated Sha Samuels to retain the PROGRESS Atlas Championship.
- Paul Walter Hauser defeated Scott Oberman to retain the PROGRESS Proteus Championship.
- Paul Walter Hauser, with Scott Oberman, defeated Cian Noonan to retain the PROGRESS Proteus Championship.
- Donovan Dijak defeated Paul Walter Hauser to win the PROGRESS Proteus Championship.
- Eddie Kingston defeated Luke Jacobs.
- CPF’s Danny Black and Joe Lando defeated Lykos Gym’s Kid Lykos and Kid Lykos II in a PROGRESS World Tag Team Championships number one contenders match.
- Raven Creed defeated MARZ.
- Charles Crowley defeated Chris Ridgeway, Drilla Moloney, RKJ, Gene Munny, Man Like DeReiss, and Simon Miller in the Thunder Bastard Match to become number one contender to the PROGRESS Men’s World Championship.
Chapter 199: Bonestorm leaves PROGRESS with several immediate stories coming out of London. Dijak begins his Proteus Championship reign after a dramatic championship sequence. Tanner remains Atlas Champion. CPF and Crowley have each secured major future opportunities, ensuring that the fallout from Bonestorm will continue to shape the promotion’s championship landscape.
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