Revolution Pro Wrestling presented RevPro Live In Paris on September 27 from Studio Jenny in Paris, France, delivering a seven-match card that featured championship competition, a new number one contender in the women’s division, and an APC Tag Team Championship change.

The event was available through RevPro On Demand and brought a mix of established RevPro names and international talent into Paris. By the end of the show, Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion Connor Mills and APC European Champion Erin Ordo had successfully defended their respective titles. The biggest championship development came in the tag team division, where C.P.F., the pairing of Danny Black and Joe Lando, defeated Mark Trew and Kieron Lacey of Trew & Lacey to become the new APC Tag Team Champions.

Elsewhere on the card, JGU earned a future opportunity at the Undisputed British Women’s Championship by defeating Aluna in the designated number one contenders match. Michael Oku, accompanied by Amira Blair, also picked up a notable singles victory over Luke Jacobs.

Connor Mills Remains Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion

The main championship result saw Connor Mills defeat Kuro to retain the Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship. Mills entered the Paris event as champion and left with the title still in his possession following the successful defense.

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Kuro’s challenge represented one of the night’s most prominent singles contests, with the Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship serving as the centerpiece of the card. The result keeps Mills’ reign intact and ensures that the championship did not change hands during RevPro’s visit to France.

With no subsequent challenger or title defense announced as part of the event results, the immediate direction for Mills and the championship remains to be determined. What is clear from Paris is that Kuro was unable to unseat the reigning champion.

Erin Ordo Retains APC European Championship

Erin Ordo retained the APC European Championship against JJ Gale. Ordo was listed as the defending champion heading into the match and overcame Gale to remain titleholder.

The encounter put two familiar names in a championship setting, but the final outcome favored Ordo. The retention means the APC European Championship also remained with its champion on a night where several belts were contested.

JJ Gale’s defeat prevented him from adding the European title to his accomplishments at Studio Jenny. Ordo, meanwhile, emerged from the match having turned back a challenger and preserved the championship’s status quo.

C.P.F. Capture the APC Tag Team Championships

The one championship change of the evening came when C.P.F., made up of Danny Black and Joe Lando, defeated the reigning champions Trew & Lacey. Mark Trew and Kieron Lacey entered the match holding the APC Tag Team Championships, but Black and Lando secured the victory to become the new titleholders.

The result marks a significant moment for C.P.F. and changes the makeup of the APC tag team division. Trew & Lacey’s championship reign ended in Paris, while Black and Lando now carry the responsibility of leading the division as champions.

Tag title changes often reshape the immediate competitive picture, and this one provides a clear new focal point. The results did not specify a rematch or identify the next challengers for C.P.F., but the new champions leave Paris with the division’s top prize.

JGU Earns Women’s Championship Opportunity

In the Undisputed British Women’s Championship number one contenders match, JGU defeated Aluna. The victory establishes JGU as the next challenger for the Undisputed British Women’s Championship.

While the women’s title itself was not defended at RevPro Live In Paris, the match carried direct implications for its future. JGU’s win over Aluna gives the competitor a decisive result in the race for a championship opportunity.

Aluna came up short in a bout where the stakes were clearly defined. For JGU, the victory moves the focus toward the eventual championship challenge, although no date, opponent, or title match details were included in the event results.

Michael Oku Defeats Luke Jacobs

Michael Oku, accompanied by Amira Blair, defeated Luke Jacobs in singles action. The match paired two accomplished competitors in a result that went in Oku’s favor.

Oku’s victory stands out on a card that included title bouts and contender matches, particularly given Jacobs’ presence as his opponent. Blair was listed at ringside with Oku, while the final result confirms Oku as the winner of their meeting in Paris.

The event results did not provide further detail on what prompted the match or whether the rivalry will continue. Still, Oku’s victory over Jacobs adds an important singles result to his record from the Paris show.

Opening Matches Set the Tone in Paris

The card also featured three additional singles matches. Amedeo defeated Nate Prince, while Leon Cage earned a victory over Maverick Mayhew. In another contest, Big Dawg Mecca defeated Jay Joshua.

Those results completed a varied lineup at Studio Jenny, with the event moving from individual matches into title-related action as the show progressed. Amedeo, Cage, and Mecca each left Paris with victories, while Prince, Mayhew, and Joshua were on the losing side of their respective contests.

RevPro’s Paris card ultimately produced several concrete developments without altering every championship situation on the show. Mills retained the Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship, Ordo retained the APC European Championship, and JGU secured a future women’s title opportunity. At the same time, C.P.F.’s win over Trew & Lacey delivered a new APC Tag Team Championship team.

RevPro Live In Paris Full Results

  • Amedeo defeated Nate Prince.
  • Leon Cage defeated Maverick Mayhew.
  • Undisputed British Women’s Championship Number One Contenders Match: JGU defeated Aluna.
  • Big Dawg Mecca defeated Jay Joshua.
  • APC European Championship: Erin Ordo defeated JJ Gale to retain the title.
  • Michael Oku, accompanied by Amira Blair, defeated Luke Jacobs.
  • APC Tag Team Championships: C.P.F. (Danny Black and Joe Lando) defeated Trew & Lacey (Mark Trew and Kieron Lacey) to win the titles.
  • Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship: Connor Mills defeated Kuro to retain the title.

RevPro Live In Paris showed the promotion’s championship scene continuing to evolve across its international events. The tag team title change will draw immediate attention, while Mills, Ordo, and JGU each leave the show with clear standing in their respective divisions. For the competitors who were victorious in the non-title bouts, the Paris results provide momentum heading into their next appearances.

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