TNT Extreme Wrestling presented EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch on September 26 from Hangar 34 in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, with the event airing on Triller TV. The show brought together a varied card built around tag team competition, a 20-person over-the-top-rope match, a championship defense and a stipulation bout billed as Till Death Do Us Part.

The night’s championship result saw Act Two, Benjamin Harland and Jack Knudsen, retain the TNT Tag Team Championship against the pairing of Hollie Barlow and Nathan Black. The successful defense keeps Harland and Knudsen in possession of the titles following one of the card’s central matches.

Elsewhere, Tye Archer emerged as the winner of a packed 20-person over-the-top-rope match. Archer outlasted a field that included Skye Smitson, LA Taylor, Pele, Sammy Blue, Aiton Steen, Connor Molloy, Nadjei, Evan Bishop, Session Moth Martina, Themkind, Sassy Bear Clarence, Jimmy Kuma, Gayne, Leonardo Darwin, Jack Ripley, MJ Marz, Venus, Joe Blazr and Panhausen.

The event also featured EFFY teaming with Lucy Sky in an opening-match victory over Cheeky Little Buggars, Alexxis Falcon and Charles Crowley. In singles competition, Allie Katch defeated Steph De Lander, while Adam Bolt defeated Che Monet in the Till Death Do Us Part Match.

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EFFY and Lucy Sky Start Liverpool Event With a Tag Team Win

EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch opened with a tag team match that placed EFFY alongside Lucy Sky against Cheeky Little Buggars. Falcon and Crowley represented the opposing side, but it was EFFY and Sky who secured the victory to begin the show.

The result gave the event a winning start for its namesake performer, while also putting Sky in the spotlight as EFFY’s partner. Falcon and Crowley came up short in the contest, but their presence helped establish the show’s blend of personalities from across the independent wrestling scene.

With EFFY’s name attached to the event, the opening result carried obvious importance even without a championship or announced stipulation at stake. EFFY and Sky’s victory stands as the first official result from the Hangar 34 card.

Allie Katch Defeats Steph De Lander

Allie Katch picked up a singles win over Steph De Lander in one of the evening’s featured one-on-one matches. The bout brought together two prominent competitors for a straightforward result: Katch was victorious over De Lander.

Singles matches can often be the clearest measure of momentum on a multi-match event, and Katch leaves Liverpool with that advantage. For De Lander, the result marked a loss on a card where several established names were competing in high-profile matches.

No additional stipulation or title was attached to the match in the announced results. Still, Katch’s win was one of the show’s key individual outcomes and added another notable result to a card that mixed conventional bouts with larger-format attractions.

Tye Archer Outlasts 19 Others in Over-the-Top-Rope Match

The largest field of the night assembled for the 20-person over-the-top-rope match, won by Tye Archer. Archer’s victory required surviving a broad collection of wrestlers and personalities, making the result one of the most significant accomplishments on the show.

The participants listed alongside Archer were Skye Smitson, LA Taylor, Pele, Sammy Blue, Aiton Steen, Connor Molloy, Nadjei, Evan Bishop, Session Moth Martina, Themkind, Sassy Bear Clarence, Jimmy Kuma, Gayne, Leonardo Darwin, Jack Ripley, MJ Marz, Venus, Joe Blazr and Panhausen.

Over-the-top-rope matches create a different challenge from a traditional singles bout. With 20 entrants involved, positioning, timing and endurance are all central factors in reaching the end. The final official outcome is clear: Archer was the wrestler left standing as the winner after the rest of the field had been eliminated.

While the event results did not identify a prize or future title opportunity connected to the match, the victory gives Archer an emphatic result from one of the card’s biggest showcases. The size of the field ensured that the battle royal featured the widest range of competitors on the September 26 event.

Act Two Keep the TNT Tag Team Championship

The TNT Tag Team Championship was defended when champions Act Two, Benjamin Harland and Jack Knudsen, met Hollie Barlow and Nathan Black. Harland and Knudsen retained their titles, preserving Act Two’s status as the reigning champions.

Championship matches are defined by the pressure on the challengers to turn a major opportunity into a title change. Barlow and Black were unable to do that on this occasion, as Act Two’s defense was successful. The result means the challengers leave without the belts, while the champions continue their reign.

The pairing of Barlow and Black represented a unique challenge for the champions, but the official record from Liverpool will show that Act Two prevailed. As a result, Benjamin Harland and Jack Knudsen remain the team to beat in TNT Extreme’s tag division.

The retained titles were among the most consequential outcomes on the card. Other winners gained momentum and standout victories, but Act Two left Hangar 34 with tangible championship gold still in their possession.

Adam Bolt Wins Till Death Do Us Part Match

In the night’s stipulated main attraction, Adam Bolt defeated Che Monet in the Till Death Do Us Part Match. The match’s title set it apart from the rest of the card, and Bolt emerged with the victory over Monet.

The available results do not provide further details regarding the specific rules, decisive moment or aftermath of the stipulation bout. What is confirmed is that Bolt defeated Monet, closing out a show that included a title defense, a major multi-person elimination contest and several featured matches.

For Bolt, the win is especially notable because it came in a match presented with its own distinct stipulation. Monet, meanwhile, was unable to overcome Bolt in the final listed contest from the event.

Complete TNT Extreme Effy’s Big Gay Brunch Results

  • Lucy Sky and EFFY defeated Cheeky Little Buggars, Alexxis Falcon and Charles Crowley.
  • Allie Katch defeated Steph De Lander.
  • Tye Archer won the 20-person over-the-top-rope match over Skye Smitson, LA Taylor, Pele, Sammy Blue, Aiton Steen, Connor Molloy, Nadjei, Evan Bishop, Session Moth Martina, Themkind, Sassy Bear Clarence, Jimmy Kuma, Gayne, Leonardo Darwin, Jack Ripley, MJ Marz, Venus, Joe Blazr and Panhausen.
  • TNT Tag Team Champions Act Two, Benjamin Harland and Jack Knudsen, defeated Hollie Barlow and Nathan Black to retain the TNT Tag Team Championship.
  • Adam Bolt defeated Che Monet in the Till Death Do Us Part Match.

TNT Extreme’s September 26 card delivered decisive results across each of its five announced matches. EFFY and Lucy Sky gained the opening win, Allie Katch earned a singles victory, Tye Archer conquered the 20-person field, Act Two retained the tag titles, and Adam Bolt defeated Che Monet in the Till Death Do Us Part Match. With the championships remaining with Harland and Knudsen, the Liverpool event ended without a change at the top of the TNT tag team division.

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