Glory Pro Wrestling presented Fear Of The Dark on October 25 from the South Broadway Athletic Club in St. Louis, Missouri, with the event airing on YouTube. The card delivered a significant change at the top of the women’s division as Maggie Lee defeated Allie Katch to capture the Women’s World Crown Championship.

Lee’s victory over Katch was the night’s lone championship change and immediately reshaped the title picture. The show also established the next challenger, as Rachel Armstrong won a four-way match to become the No. 1 contender for the Women’s World Crown Championship. With a new champion and a named contender coming out of the same event, Glory Pro left Fear Of The Dark with a clearly defined direction for one of its central divisions.

Elsewhere on the show, The Collab retained the United Glory Tag Team Championships, Team Moses prevailed in trios competition, and WARHORSE and Ethan Price earned a victory over Kody Lane and The Working Man. The card also featured singles wins for Dante Pharoah, King Rahim, and Mike Outlaw.

Maggie Lee Captures the Women’s World Crown Championship

The biggest result from Fear Of The Dark saw Maggie Lee defeat Allie Katch for the Women’s World Crown Championship. Katch entered the match as champion, but Lee emerged with the title following their encounter.

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Championship changes are naturally defining moments for any promotion, and this one carries particular importance because the next step in the division was addressed later on the card. Lee now holds the Women’s World Crown Championship, while Katch’s reign came to an end at the South Broadway Athletic Club.

The result provides a new focal point for Glory Pro’s women’s scene. Lee’s first task as champion will be dealing with the competitor who earned the right to challenge her on the same night. That challenger is Rachel Armstrong, who outlasted three opponents in a No. 1 contenders match.

Rachel Armstrong Earns a Title Opportunity

In a four-way match to determine the No. 1 contender to the Women’s World Crown Championship, Rachel Armstrong defeated Shooter Shylynn, Lillith Khan, and Blair Onyx. Armstrong’s win places her at the front of the line for a future championship opportunity.

The timing of the result makes Armstrong’s victory especially notable. The championship had already changed hands when she secured contender status, meaning the path now points toward Armstrong challenging newly crowned titleholder Maggie Lee rather than former champion Allie Katch.

Four-way matches require a competitor to navigate multiple threats at once, and Armstrong emerged as the winner over a field that included Shylynn, Khan, and Onyx. The result does not establish when the title match will take place, but it does establish Armstrong as the official next contender coming out of Fear Of The Dark.

For Lee, the event produced both the accomplishment of winning the championship and the immediate knowledge of who will be pursuing it. For Armstrong, the victory marks a major opening in her effort to reach the top of the division.

The Collab Retains United Glory Tag Team Titles

The United Glory Tag Team Championships remained with The Collab, Shazza McKenzie and Laynie Luck, as the champions defeated PME, the team of Philly C and Marino T.

McKenzie and Luck entered Fear Of The Dark with the titles and successfully turned back the challenge from Philly C and Marino T. Their retention ensured that the event’s championship landscape was not entirely transformed, even as the Women’s World Crown Championship changed hands earlier in the night.

PME’s challenge represented an opportunity to add a new team to the championship picture, but The Collab preserved its place at the top of the tag-team ranks. The result keeps McKenzie and Luck together as the reigning United Glory Tag Team Champions following the October 25 event.

With the champions retaining, the tag division leaves the show with The Collab still holding the prize that other teams will be chasing. No subsequent challengers or future title matches were specified among the announced results.

Team Moses Wins Trios Encounter

In trios action, Team Moses — MOSES, Anthony Lopes, and Tootie Lynn — defeated Quest Parker, Chris Hendrix, and Cordell Cain.

The six-person match brought together two distinct three-person units, with Team Moses claiming the result. MOSES, Lopes, and Lynn were able to secure the victory over Parker, Hendrix, and Cain on a card that featured a broad mix of singles, tag-team, and multi-person competition.

Trios matches can provide an opportunity for several competitors to make an impact in one contest, and Team Moses did exactly that by leaving St. Louis with the win. Parker, Hendrix, and Cain came up short, while the Team Moses trio added another successful result to the event’s final ledger.

Singles Competition Produces Several Key Wins

The Fear Of The Dark card opened its listed results with Dante Pharoah defeating Logan Cavazos. Pharoah’s victory gave him a straightforward singles win over Cavazos and set the tone for an event filled with competitive matchups across several divisions.

King Rahim defeated Shawn Aries in another singles contest. Rahim’s win over Aries added to the evening’s collection of individual victories, with both competitors appearing on a card that did not lack for variety in its match formats.

Mike Outlaw, accompanied by Cinko, defeated Lenny Mephisto, who was accompanied by Dr. Egon Casanova. The presence of Cinko at Outlaw’s side and Casanova alongside Mephisto was noted in the match listing, but the result itself was clear: Mike Outlaw defeated Lenny Mephisto.

Outlaw’s win capped another chapter in the night’s singles action. While the results did not provide further details on the circumstances of the match or what comes next for either competitor, Outlaw and Cinko left Fear Of The Dark on the winning side, while Mephisto and Casanova absorbed the loss.

WARHORSE and Ethan Price Defeat Kody Lane and The Working Man

In tag-team competition, WARHORSE and Ethan Price defeated Kody Lane and The Working Man. The Working Man was listed as formerly known as Dan The Dad.

The result gave WARHORSE and Price a victory over Lane and The Working Man in one of the event’s featured two-on-two matches. The win also distinguished their team from the championship contest earlier in the card, as The Collab retained the United Glory Tag Team Championships over PME.

WARHORSE and Price’s success added to an event where teams played a substantial role, from the trios victory for Team Moses to the title retention by The Collab. Lane and The Working Man were unable to secure the win, while WARHORSE and Price exited the event with a positive result.

Full Glory Pro Fear Of The Dark Results

  • Dante Pharoah defeated Logan Cavazos.
  • Team Moses — MOSES, Anthony Lopes, and Tootie Lynn — defeated Quest Parker, Chris Hendrix, and Cordell Cain in a trios match.
  • King Rahim defeated Shawn Aries.
  • Maggie Lee defeated Allie Katch to win the Women’s World Crown Championship.
  • Mike Outlaw, accompanied by Cinko, defeated Lenny Mephisto, accompanied by Dr. Egon Casanova.
  • The Collab — Shazza McKenzie and Laynie Luck — defeated PME — Philly C and Marino T — to retain the United Glory Tag Team Championships.
  • Rachel Armstrong defeated Shooter Shylynn, Lillith Khan, and Blair Onyx in a four-way match to become the No. 1 contender to the Women’s World Crown Championship.
  • WARHORSE and Ethan Price defeated Kody Lane and The Working Man, formerly known as Dan The Dad.

What Fear Of The Dark Means Going Forward

Fear Of The Dark was headlined by a meaningful reset in the Women’s World Crown Championship scene. Maggie Lee ended Allie Katch’s reign, and Rachel Armstrong established herself as the next challenger. Those two outcomes provide the clearest immediate consequence from the October 25 card.

At the same time, The Collab’s successful defense kept Shazza McKenzie and Laynie Luck in possession of the United Glory Tag Team Championships. Team Moses, WARHORSE and Ethan Price, Dante Pharoah, King Rahim, and Mike Outlaw also came away with victories in their respective matches.

From St. Louis, Glory Pro’s Fear Of The Dark event delivered a card with a new women’s champion, a confirmed contender, and several teams and singles competitors strengthening their standing through victory.

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