Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling delivered a chaotic September 17 edition of MLP Mayhem, airing on TSN2, with rivalries escalating well beyond the bell. The episode featured a disqualification finish between Rhino and Steve Maclin, a no contest that descended into a multi-person confrontation, Crazzy Steve’s reveal and betrayal of Psycho Mike, and Priscilla Kelly defeating Gisele Shaw in MLP Canadian Women’s Championship competition.

While the night included decisive victories for Rohan Raja and Priscilla Kelly, its most significant developments came through the personal issues that erupted across the show. Steve Maclin’s aggression against Rhino prevented their match from receiving a clean conclusion, while the situation involving Bryce Hansen, London Lightning, Dan Maff, Psycho Mike, and Crazzy Steve became increasingly volatile. By the end of the broadcast, several rivalries had been pushed into more dangerous territory.

Rhino Defeats Steve Maclin By Disqualification

The conflict between Rhino and Steve Maclin began before their match was officially underway. Maclin attacked Rhino ahead of the contest, immediately making clear that a traditional wrestling match was not his priority. The early assault gave the bout an unstable atmosphere before it could properly settle into a competitive rhythm.

Once the match was in progress, Maclin’s hostility continued to dictate the action. His actions ultimately resulted in a disqualification when he used a Conchairto. Rhino was awarded the victory by disqualification, giving him the official result, but the finish did not provide a satisfying sporting resolution to their issue.

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Maclin’s pre-match attack and willingness to force a disqualification underline the intensity of his dispute with Rhino. Rhino leaves the episode with a win in the record books, yet Maclin’s conduct ensured that the rivalry remained unresolved. The result may be recorded as a victory for Rhino, but the larger takeaway is that Maclin was prepared to accept a loss on paper in order to inflict damage and send a message.

For Rhino, surviving the attack and receiving the decision preserves momentum. However, a disqualification result under these circumstances also leaves plenty unanswered. Neither man was able to establish unquestioned superiority through a clean finish, and the manner in which the match ended suggests their conflict could require a more definitive confrontation.

Rohan Raja Earns a Singles Victory

Elsewhere on the card, Rohan Raja defeated Capitan Suicida in singles competition. Raja’s victory gave him one of the night’s clear-cut results in an episode otherwise defined by interference, attacks, and betrayals.

Capitan Suicida came up short, while Raja secured the win without the ambiguity that surrounded several other segments on the show. In a packed episode, the match offered a direct outcome: Raja overcame Capitan Suicida and added an important win to his standing in Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling.

Although the night’s closing developments and violent confrontations naturally drew much of the attention, results such as Raja’s matter in building momentum. A singles win can become especially valuable on a program where competitors are looking to separate themselves from the rest of the roster.

Crazzy Steve Revealed as the Voice in Psycho Mike’s Head

The most personal story on the September 17 broadcast involved Psycho Mike and Crazzy Steve. During the episode, Crazzy Steve was revealed as the voice in Psycho Mike’s head. The reveal provided a major answer within the ongoing situation surrounding Psycho Mike while also changing the relationship between the two men.

The drama intensified later when Bryce Hansen faced London Lightning. Their match did not produce a winner after Dan Maff attacked both competitors, bringing the contest to a no contest. What began as a match between Hansen and Lightning quickly became a broader scene of disorder as Maff inserted himself into the situation.

Psycho Mike went after Maff following the attack, but the confrontation took another sharp turn when Crazzy Steve betrayed Mike. The betrayal came after Steve’s identity as the voice in Mike’s head had been exposed, making the development especially consequential for their story.

Rather than serving as a simple reveal, Crazzy Steve’s actions placed him directly opposite Psycho Mike. Mike’s pursuit of Maff showed where his attention was focused in the immediate aftermath of the no contest, but Steve’s decision to turn on him created another threat at the same time. The sequence left the issue involving Maff unresolved while opening a direct conflict between Psycho Mike and Crazzy Steve.

Hansen and Lightning, meanwhile, were denied the chance to settle their own match in the ring. Maff’s attack ensured that neither competitor could claim a victory. With Psycho Mike joining the fray and Crazzy Steve ultimately betraying him, the no contest became the center of one of the evening’s most complicated developments.

The segment carried consequences for everyone involved. Maff made his presence felt by attacking both Hansen and Lightning. Psycho Mike responded by targeting Maff. Crazzy Steve’s reveal explained his connection to the voice tormenting Mike, only for his betrayal to deepen the problem. Hansen and Lightning were left with an interrupted match and no resolution. It was an effective illustration of how quickly one interference can expand a rivalry into a larger collision of interests.

Priscilla Kelly Defeats Gisele Shaw in Canadian Women’s Championship Match

In the featured championship action of the episode, Priscilla Kelly defeated Gisele Shaw in a match for the MLP Canadian Women’s Championship. The result gave Kelly a major victory over one of the promotion’s prominent competitors and brought a definitive conclusion to the title bout.

The match was one of the few major contests on the program to end with a straightforward winner. Kelly defeated Shaw, standing apart from the disqualification between Rhino and Maclin and the no contest between Hansen and Lightning. On a show where outside actions repeatedly disrupted competition, Kelly and Shaw’s championship encounter produced a clear result.

Kelly’s win is a significant moment in the Canadian Women’s Championship picture. Championship matches inherently carry greater stakes, and defeating Shaw gives Kelly a notable accomplishment from the September 17 broadcast. The result also places attention on what may follow in the division after such an important contest.

For Shaw, the loss is a setback in a high-stakes match. The available result establishes Kelly as the winner but does not diminish the importance of Shaw’s place in the bout. A championship loss can reshape the direction of a competitor’s immediate path, particularly when the rest of the episode demonstrates how quickly unsettled issues can lead to further confrontations.

MLP Mayhem Results – September 17

  • Rhino defeated Steve Maclin by disqualification after Maclin used a Conchairto.
  • Rohan Raja defeated Capitan Suicida.
  • Bryce Hansen vs. London Lightning ended in a no contest after Dan Maff attacked both men.
  • Priscilla Kelly defeated Gisele Shaw in an MLP Canadian Women’s Championship match.

The September 17 edition of MLP Mayhem was shaped by a blend of decisive victories and unfinished business. Rhino was declared the winner over Maclin, but only after Maclin’s actions forced a disqualification. Raja picked up a clean win over Capitan Suicida. Hansen and Lightning had their match wiped out by Maff’s attack. Most dramatically, Psycho Mike discovered that Crazzy Steve was the voice in his head, only to then suffer a betrayal from Steve. Kelly’s victory over Shaw added championship importance to a night already packed with conflict.

As the dust settled, MLP was left with multiple unresolved questions. Can Rhino and Maclin reach a conclusion without the match ending in chaos? What will come from Maff’s attack on Hansen and Lightning? How will Psycho Mike respond to Crazzy Steve after the reveal and betrayal? And following Kelly’s win over Shaw, how will the MLP Canadian Women’s Championship scene develop? Those issues now stand at the forefront after an eventful episode of MLP Mayhem.

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