Dreamwave Wrestling presented its Trick Or Treat event on October 10 at the Kaycee Club in LaSalle, Illinois, with a championship-heavy card that produced two new titleholders and left the Dreamwave Women’s Championship picture unresolved.

The evening’s biggest championship result came in the main event, where Bobby Orlando defeated Connor Hopkins to win the Dreamwave Championship. Orlando’s victory ended Hopkins’ reign and placed one of Dreamwave’s premier prizes in the hands of a new champion.

Another title changed hands in a four-way Uprising Alternative Championship match. B3CCA defeated defending champion Rebecca J. Scott, Tori Fox, and Laynie Luck to capture the championship. The match added a major layer to Scott’s already demanding night, as she entered the bout as champion before later appearing in the Dreamwave Women’s Championship match.

Elsewhere, AMB successfully defended the Dreamwave Alternative Championship against Kody Kaiser, while Rebecca J. Scott’s later Women’s Championship defense against Megan Bayne was ruled a no contest after interference from Brittnie Brooks and B3CCA. The show also included a lengthy Halloween Ball Gauntlet Extravaganza, won by wrestling veteran Baron Von Raschke.

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Bobby Orlando Wins the Dreamwave Championship

Connor Hopkins entered Trick Or Treat as Dreamwave Champion, but Bobby Orlando emerged from the championship match with the title. Orlando defeated Hopkins to become the new Dreamwave Championship holder in the event’s top title contest.

The result gives Orlando one of the most significant wins on the Dreamwave calendar. Championship matches often define a promotion’s direction, and Orlando now occupies the central role that comes with holding the company’s top prize. Hopkins, meanwhile, leaves the event without the championship he brought into LaSalle.

There were no additional stipulations or post-match developments listed for the bout. What is clear is that the championship has changed hands, with Orlando beginning his reign following a decisive result over Hopkins.

B3CCA Takes the Uprising Alternative Championship

The Uprising Alternative Championship was contested in a four-way match featuring champion Rebecca J. Scott, B3CCA, Tori Fox, and Laynie Luck. B3CCA won the match and the championship, ending Scott’s run with the title.

Four-way title matches create a particularly difficult task for a defending champion, as the belt can be lost without the champion needing to defeat every opponent involved. Scott faced three challengers in B3CCA, Fox, and Luck, and B3CCA ultimately came away with the victory.

The championship change also carried consequences later in the card. Scott was scheduled to defend the Dreamwave Women’s Championship against Megan Bayne, meaning she wrestled in two major title situations during the event. B3CCA, having won the Uprising Alternative Championship earlier in the night, would become involved in Scott’s second championship match as well.

Scott and Bayne’s Women’s Title Match Ends Without a Winner

Rebecca J. Scott remained the Dreamwave Women’s Champion heading into her match against Megan Bayne. However, the contest did not produce a winner. Scott versus Bayne ended in a no contest after interference from Brittnie Brooks and B3CCA.

Because the match was ruled a no contest, Scott retained the Dreamwave Women’s Championship. Bayne did not leave with the title, but neither wrestler was declared the winner of the scheduled championship encounter.

The interference connected several of the night’s key competitors. B3CCA had already captured the Uprising Alternative Championship from Scott in the four-way match, while Brooks had defeated Lillith Kahn earlier on the show. Their involvement prevented a definitive conclusion between Scott and Bayne and ensured that the Women’s Championship situation was not settled at Trick Or Treat.

For Scott, the no contest closed a night that began with the loss of one championship and ended with her still holding another. For Bayne, the result means the intended title challenge did not reach a clean finish. The circumstances of the no contest leave the Women’s Championship match without a conclusive competitive result.

AMB Retains the Dreamwave Alternative Championship

AMB retained the Dreamwave Alternative Championship against Kody Kaiser. The defense kept the title with AMB despite Kaiser’s challenge.

Kaiser was also listed among the entrants in Sidney Bakabella’s Halloween Ball Gauntlet Extravaganza later on the card, making Trick Or Treat a busy event for the challenger. In the Alternative Championship match, however, AMB successfully turned back Kaiser and maintained control of the belt.

The result made AMB one of the event’s successful champions, contrasting with the title changes involving Connor Hopkins and Rebecca J. Scott’s Uprising Alternative Championship reign. With the championship retained, AMB leaves the event still holding the Dreamwave Alternative title.

Baron Von Raschke Survives Halloween Ball Gauntlet

Sidney Bakabella’s Halloween Ball Gauntlet Extravaganza brought together a large collection of entrants in one of the card’s themed attractions. Baron Von Raschke won the gauntlet over Sidney Bakabella, Channing Thomas, Jordan Kross, Kody Lane, Xander Pryde, Gaige Carter, Anna Ray, Matt Hatter, and Dan the Dad.

The win put Baron Von Raschke ahead of nine other listed competitors in the Halloween-themed contest. Bakabella, whose name was attached to the attraction, was among the wrestlers unable to claim victory.

With Channing Thomas, Jordan Kross, Kody Lane, Xander Pryde, Gaige Carter, Anna Ray, Matt Hatter, and Dan the Dad also in the field, the gauntlet represented one of the night’s largest multi-person matches. Baron Von Raschke’s victory stood out amid a card built around championship bouts and seasonal presentation.

Other Dreamwave Trick Or Treat Results

Brittnie Brooks defeated Lillith Kahn in singles competition. Brooks later played a role in the no contest between Rebecca J. Scott and Megan Bayne, alongside new Uprising Alternative Champion B3CCA.

In tag team action, Hartenbower and Arik Cannon defeated Twist and Flip, the team of Darren Fly and Nate Kobain. The result gave Hartenbower and Cannon a victory over the established pairing of Fly and Kobain.

Kevin Thorn and Sirena Veil also scored a tag team win, defeating Pinky Montoya and Alfonso Gonzalez. The match added another winning tandem to a show that included singles, tag team, four-way, gauntlet, and championship competition.

Full Dreamwave Trick Or Treat Results

  • Uprising Alternative Championship: B3CCA defeated Rebecca J. Scott (c), Tori Fox, and Laynie Luck to win the title.
  • Dreamwave Alternative Championship: AMB (c) defeated Kody Kaiser to retain the title.
  • Brittnie Brooks defeated Lillith Kahn.
  • Sidney Bakabella’s Halloween Ball Gauntlet Extravaganza: Baron Von Raschke defeated Sidney Bakabella, Channing Thomas, Jordan Kross, Kody Lane, Xander Pryde, Gaige Carter, Anna Ray, Matt Hatter, and Dan the Dad.
  • Hartenbower and Arik Cannon defeated Twist and Flip, consisting of Darren Fly and Nate Kobain.
  • Dreamwave Women’s Championship: Rebecca J. Scott (c) vs. Megan Bayne ended in a no contest following interference from Brittnie Brooks and B3CCA.
  • Kevin Thorn and Sirena Veil defeated Pinky Montoya and Alfonso Gonzalez.
  • Dreamwave Championship: Bobby Orlando defeated Connor Hopkins (c) to win the title.

Dreamwave Trick Or Treat closed with Bobby Orlando as the new Dreamwave Champion, B3CCA as the new Uprising Alternative Champion, and AMB still in possession of the Dreamwave Alternative Championship. The Dreamwave Women’s Championship remained with Rebecca J. Scott, though the no contest against Megan Bayne and the involvement of Brooks and B3CCA left that division without a decisive conclusion from the October 10 event.

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