Revolution Pro Wrestling brought Raw Deal to the Gordon Craig Theatre in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England, on September 12, with a card led by a successful championship defense from Connor Mills.
Mills entered the event as the reigning RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion and put the title on the line against Mecca in the featured match of the evening. The champion emerged victorious, keeping hold of RevPro’s top singles prize and adding another successful result to his reign.
The Raw Deal lineup also featured established RevPro names, rising singles competitors, and a substantial tag team presence. Grizzled Young Vets picked up a win over CPF, while Isaac Murray and Michael Oku joined forces to defeat the New Sons Of Southampton. Elsewhere on the card, Kuro defeated JJ Gale, Lucy Sky overcame Amira Blair, and Elvin Narayan defeated Shaun Jackson.
With the British Heavyweight Championship still around Mills’ waist at the end of the night, Raw Deal closed with the company’s most important title remaining in the hands of its incumbent champion.
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Connor Mills Turns Back Mecca
The key result from Stevenage came in the RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship match, where Connor Mills (c) defeated Mecca.
A RevPro championship defense carries particular weight because the company’s top title has long been positioned as a central measuring stick for leading talent on the British wrestling scene. Mills’ victory means that Mecca was unable to convert his opportunity into a title change, while the champion continues forward with his status intact.
No additional championship matches were listed for Raw Deal, leaving Mills’ bout with Mecca as the clear focal point of the event’s results. A title retention does not settle every question surrounding a champion, but it does preserve the existing hierarchy at the top of the RevPro roster. Mills remains the man challengers must overcome if they want to claim the Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship.
For Mecca, the defeat represents a setback in a high-profile opportunity. Competing for the championship placed him directly opposite RevPro’s standard-bearer, but Mills successfully defended when the stakes were highest.
Tag Team Results Shape the Night
Raw Deal featured three tag team matches, giving the show a strong emphasis on duos and team-based competition.
In one of the evening’s most notable non-title results, Grizzled Young Vets, James Drake and Zack Gibson, defeated CPF’s Danny Black and Joe Lando. Both teams bring recognizable chemistry as pairings, and Grizzled Young Vets left Stevenage with an important victory.
Elsewhere, Isaac Murray and Michael Oku defeated the New Sons Of Southampton, David Francisco and Joshua James. Murray and Oku’s win over Francisco and James ensured that their alliance was successful on the night, while the New Sons Of Southampton came up short in their effort to take control of the contest.
The opening listed result saw Trew And Lacey, Kieron Lacey and Mark Trew, defeat Suplex Republik’s Cuma Bolat and Zack Eriti. The victory gave Lacey and Trew a positive start to Raw Deal and added another team win to the event’s final ledger.
Tag team wrestling often creates opportunities for combinations that do not occur in singles competition, and Raw Deal’s results reflected that variety. From the established pairing of Grizzled Young Vets to the Murray and Oku team-up, the card provided several distinct matchups across the division.
Singles Competition Delivers Key Victories
Beyond the main-event title defense, four singles matches rounded out the Raw Deal results.
Elvin Narayan defeated Shaun Jackson in one of the night’s individual contests. Narayan’s victory gives him a clear result to build from following the Stevenage event, while Jackson was unable to secure the win.
Lucy Sky defeated Amira Blair in the women’s singles match listed for Raw Deal. Sky left the Gordon Craig Theatre with the victory over Blair, adding a meaningful result to her evening in front of the RevPro audience.
Kuro defeated JJ Gale, with Kuro earning the decision over a fellow prominent competitor on the card. The result is a notable one simply because the match placed two singles wrestlers in direct competition, and Kuro was the wrestler who came away with momentum.
The final listed singles result saw Cameron Khai defeat Nino Bryant. Khai’s win completed a competitive undercard that mixed new and familiar names throughout the show.
While the championship bout naturally commanded the greatest attention, these singles outcomes matter in establishing who exited Raw Deal with victories. In a promotion where individual performances and results can affect future opportunities, every successful outing can become a valuable step forward.
RevPro Raw Deal Full Results
- Trew And Lacey (Kieron Lacey and Mark Trew) defeated Suplex Republik (Cuma Bolat and Zack Eriti).
- Elvin Narayan defeated Shaun Jackson.
- Lucy Sky defeated Amira Blair.
- Kuro defeated JJ Gale.
- Isaac Murray and Michael Oku defeated New Sons Of Southampton (David Francisco and Joshua James).
- Cameron Khai defeated Nino Bryant.
- Grizzled Young Vets (James Drake and Zack Gibson) defeated CPF (Danny Black and Joe Lando).
- Connor Mills (c) defeated Mecca to retain the RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship.
A Championship-Centered Conclusion in Stevenage
Raw Deal presented a broad cross-section of RevPro competition, but the final result that will define the event is Mills’ successful defense against Mecca. The Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship remained with its reigning holder, ensuring continuity at the very top of the promotion after September 12.
The remainder of the card supplied a collection of important wins: Grizzled Young Vets over CPF, Murray and Oku over the New Sons Of Southampton, Trew And Lacey over Suplex Republik, and a series of singles victories for Narayan, Sky, Kuro, and Khai. Each result gave the winning side or wrestler a positive outcome from the Stevenage stop.
For fans following RevPro’s title picture, Mills’ retention is the headline. For the wrestlers who competed elsewhere on the show, Raw Deal offered an opportunity to gain momentum, test themselves against their opponents, and leave the Gordon Craig Theatre with their hands raised.
As it stands following the event, Connor Mills remains RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion, Mecca’s challenge has been repelled, and Raw Deal is in the books with nine completed matches across a card built around the company’s current roster.


