Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling presented the latest edition of MLP Mayhem on September 24, airing the show on TSN2. The episode blended in-ring competition with several significant storyline developments, including a confrontation between Stu Grayson and Josh Alexander, fallout from Nikki Storm’s attack on Priscilla Kelly, and the reveal of the man behind the Capitan Suicida mask.

Andrade El Idolo closed out the match portion of the card with a victory over Karl Anderson, but the aftermath proved to be the night’s most startling moment. Capitan Suicida attacked Andrade following the bout and then revealed himself as Rohan Raja. Elsewhere, TJP, Johnny TV, and Gabriel Fuerza earned a six-man tag team win, while Alexia Nicole defeated Alice Crowley and Stu Grayson beat Dior Nolins before directly addressing Alexander and Don Callis.

Stu Grayson def. Dior Nolins

Stu Grayson opened the listed results with a win over Dior Nolins. The victory gave Grayson momentum before he turned his attention to a much larger issue: Josh Alexander and Don Callis.

Following the match, Grayson addressed Alexander and called out Callis. That prompted Alexander to confront Grayson in person. Alexander’s opening words were,

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“Daddy’s home.”

The exchange initially appeared to move toward a display of mutual respect, as Grayson and Alexander shook hands. That calm did not last. The handshake developed into a power struggle, with neither wrestler willing to give ground. Grayson ultimately took Alexander down, leaving Alexander to bail from the situation.

The segment established immediate tension between two established Canadian competitors. Grayson scored both the match victory over Nolins and the physical edge in the confrontation that followed, while Alexander made clear that he had arrived with confidence and an apparent expectation of control. The involvement of Don Callis in Grayson’s comments adds another layer to the developing issue, even though no further resolution was provided on this episode.

Nikki Storm and Priscilla Kelly Title Fallout Continues

MLP Mayhem also revisited footage from the previous week involving Nikki Storm and Priscilla Kelly. The video showed Storm attacking Kelly after Kelly won the title.

That footage kept the focus on the consequences of Kelly’s championship victory rather than allowing the title change to stand alone as a celebratory moment. Storm’s attack immediately altered the atmosphere around the championship picture, placing Kelly’s first steps as titleholder under threat.

No additional match or confrontation between Storm and Kelly was listed among the September 24 results. Still, the decision to feature the prior attack ensured that the conflict remained a key part of the show’s presentation. Kelly has the title, but Storm’s actions have made it clear that the champion’s victory has not settled the matter.

Alexia Nicole def. Alice Crowley

Alexia Nicole defeated Alice Crowley in singles competition. The match itself was followed by an apparent attempt to escalate the situation around Crowley, as Kris Chambers and Taylor Rising surrounded her after the decision.

Jody Threat came to Crowley’s aid, making the save before the situation could progress further. The post-match sequence shifted attention beyond Nicole’s win and toward the conflict involving Crowley, Chambers, Rising, and Threat.

Nicole’s result remains important in its own right, as she picked up a decisive victory in the episode’s women’s division action. At the same time, Crowley found herself at the center of a numbers game after the bell, only for Threat to even the odds. The save prevented Chambers and Rising from having the final word and leaves open the possibility of further encounters involving the four wrestlers.

Crazzy Steve Addresses Psycho Mike

In another notable development, Crazzy Steve stated that he had been using Psycho Mike. The comment provides a direct explanation of Steve’s position in that relationship and places Psycho Mike at the center of Steve’s stated manipulation.

The episode did not list a match involving either Steve or Psycho Mike, but the statement itself was a meaningful storyline development. By openly saying he had been using Psycho Mike, Steve removed ambiguity from his own motives while adding a new point of conflict to their situation.

There was no listed response from Psycho Mike on this edition of MLP Mayhem. As a result, Steve’s declaration stands as an unresolved provocation. Whether Psycho Mike accepts the explanation, rejects it, or seeks payback remains to be seen.

TJP, Johnny TV and Gabriel Fuerza def. El Reverso, Luigi Primo and Mo Jabari

TJP, Johnny TV, and Gabriel Fuerza joined forces for a six-man tag team victory over El Reverso, Luigi Primo, and Mo Jabari.

The result gave the TJP, Johnny TV, and Fuerza trio a successful outing in one of the episode’s multi-person contests. Six-man matches can create rapidly changing dynamics, and this contest brought together six distinct performers from across the MLP roster landscape. In the end, TJP, Johnny TV, and Fuerza emerged with the win.

For El Reverso, Primo, and Jabari, the defeat halted their pursuit of momentum on the September 24 broadcast. No post-match angle was listed following the bout, making the official result the principal takeaway. TJP, Johnny TV, and Fuerza leave the show with a victory that could prove valuable should their association continue.

Adam Copeland Has Steve Maclin Released From Jail

A separate update revealed that Adam Copeland had bailed Steve Maclin out of jail. The development connected Copeland and Maclin in a direct and unusual way, with Copeland taking action to secure Maclin’s release.

The episode’s listed results did not include further details about the circumstances that led to Maclin being in jail, nor was a response from Maclin or a follow-up confrontation specified. Even without more immediate information, the development is notable because Copeland’s involvement places him squarely within Maclin’s ongoing situation.

What the decision means for their relationship was not answered on September 24. Copeland’s action could become a point of leverage, gratitude, suspicion, or conflict, depending on how Maclin responds in future developments. For now, the central fact is clear: Copeland bailed Maclin out of jail.

Andrade El Idolo def. Karl Anderson; Rohan Raja Unmasked

Andrade El Idolo defeated Karl Anderson in one of the episode’s marquee singles matches. Andrade’s victory over Anderson was followed by a dramatic attack from Capitan Suicida.

Suicida then revealed his identity as Rohan Raja. The unmasking transformed what first appeared to be a post-match ambush into a clear statement from Raja, who chose Andrade’s victory celebration as the moment to make himself known.

The attack puts Andrade’s next steps into focus despite his win over Anderson. Andrade overcame a seasoned opponent in Anderson, only to be targeted immediately afterward by Raja. As a result, Andrade’s September 24 performance ended with both a significant victory and a new threat.

For Raja, the reveal gave his actions a face and a name. Capitan Suicida is no longer an unknown presence in this particular conflict. Raja’s decision to expose himself after attacking Andrade indicates that the confrontation was not merely opportunistic; he wanted Andrade and the MLP audience to know who was responsible.

The show did not list Andrade’s response after the reveal or announce a subsequent match between Andrade and Raja. However, Raja’s unmasking creates a straightforward unresolved issue coming out of the episode. Andrade defeated Karl Anderson, but Rohan Raja made sure the final image surrounding that match belonged to him.

MLP Mayhem Results for September 24

  • Stu Grayson defeated Dior Nolins.
  • Alexia Nicole defeated Alice Crowley.
  • TJP, Johnny TV, and Gabriel Fuerza defeated El Reverso, Luigi Primo, and Mo Jabari.
  • Andrade El Idolo defeated Karl Anderson.

Beyond the official decisions, September 24’s MLP Mayhem moved several stories forward. Grayson and Alexander’s handshake became a physical battle for control. Storm’s attack on new champion Priscilla Kelly remained a major point of title fallout. Threat prevented Chambers and Rising from overwhelming Crowley, while Crazzy Steve openly admitted that he had been using Psycho Mike.

The episode also left Adam Copeland and Steve Maclin connected through Maclin’s release from jail, and it ended with perhaps its biggest revelation: Capitan Suicida was Rohan Raja. With Andrade now aware of the identity behind the attack, the aftermath of Raja’s reveal will be one of the central issues to watch following this edition of MLP Mayhem.

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