TWE Chattanooga closed out night two of its 13 Years Strong event on August 29 from Bud Higdon Arena in Red Bank, Tennessee, with two championship matches producing new titleholders. The card aired on IWTV and featured a mix of singles competition, a Kumite Fight, women’s division action and a tag team bout alongside the two major title contests.

The biggest developments came in the championship matches. Kohnor Martin defeated Sean Campbell to win the TWE Gig City Championship, ending Campbell’s reign as champion. Later on the card, Big Dave Weaver defeated Hunter Drake to win the TWE Undisputed Championship. With both championships changing hands, the second night of the anniversary event delivered a significant reset at the top of the promotion.

TWE Chattanooga’s 13 Years Strong branding put the focus on the company’s longevity, and the results reflected an event built around consequential outcomes rather than strictly exhibition matches. Martin and Weaver leave the show with the promotion’s key singles prizes, while Campbell and Drake now face the immediate challenge of responding to defeats that altered the title picture.

TWE Chattanooga 13 Years Strong Night Two Results

  • Kasey Owens defeated Erron Wade in a Kumite Fight. Student Cohen accompanied Wade.
  • Kelsey Raegan defeated Riley Judah.
  • Kohnor Martin defeated Sean Campbell to win the TWE Gig City Championship.
  • JAC defeated Drako Starx.
  • Pha’nesse defeated Izzy Byrum.
  • Ravenna Vein and Alexandra Quinn defeated Kenzie Paige and Clara Carter. Kelsey Raegan accompanied Vein.
  • Big Dave Weaver defeated Hunter Drake to win the TWE Undisputed Championship.

Kohnor Martin Wins the Gig City Championship

The TWE Gig City Championship changed hands when Kohnor Martin defeated Sean Campbell. Campbell entered the match as champion, but Martin emerged with the title and one of the most notable victories of the evening.

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Title changes can quickly redefine a promotion’s weekly landscape, particularly when they occur on an anniversary event intended to mark a major milestone. Martin’s win gives TWE Chattanooga a new Gig City Champion coming out of 13 Years Strong, while Campbell’s loss creates an obvious question surrounding whether he will seek a rematch or move in another direction.

No additional match details, including the finish or any post-match developments, were listed in the available results. What is clear is that Martin’s victory moved the Gig City Championship into new hands and gave the August 29 card its first recorded championship switch.

Big Dave Weaver Claims the Undisputed Championship

The night’s other title match saw Big Dave Weaver defeat Hunter Drake for the TWE Undisputed Championship. Drake was recognized as the reigning champion going into the bout, making Weaver’s win the decisive result at the top of the card.

Weaver now stands as TWE Chattanooga’s Undisputed Champion after defeating Drake, a result that adds further weight to the event’s name and anniversary setting. The Undisputed Championship is positioned by its name as a central prize within the company, and its change in ownership ensures that the promotion exits night two with a different figure at the forefront of its title scene.

As with the Gig City Championship match, the reported results did not include further information about the method of victory, match length, or events following the decision. The official outcome nonetheless establishes Weaver as the new champion and leaves Drake with a major setback after entering the event holding the title.

Kumite Fight and Singles Matches Fill Out the Card

Elsewhere, Kasey Owens defeated Erron Wade in a Kumite Fight. Wade was accompanied by Student Cohen for the contest. The Kumite designation made the Owens-Wade meeting distinct from the standard singles matches listed on the show, and Owens recorded the victory in one of the event’s opening reported results.

Kelsey Raegan also earned a singles victory, defeating Riley Judah. Raegan later appeared at ringside for the tag team match involving Ravenna Vein and Alexandra Quinn against Kenzie Paige and Clara Carter, giving her a presence in multiple portions of the night’s results.

JAC defeated Drako Starx in another singles match. Pha’nesse also picked up a victory over Izzy Byrum. Together, those results gave the card a straightforward collection of individual rivalries around the larger championship stakes, with each winner leaving Red Bank having gained momentum through a recorded win.

Vein and Quinn Defeat Paige and Carter

In tag team action, Ravenna Vein and Alexandra Quinn defeated Kenzie Paige and Clara Carter. Vein was accompanied by Kelsey Raegan, who had already defeated Riley Judah earlier in the event.

The result gave Vein and Quinn the victory over Paige and Carter, while Raegan’s accompaniment added another connection between the evening’s women’s division matches. The listed results do not indicate whether the association between Raegan and Vein played a role in the finish, so the central confirmed takeaway remains the winning result for Vein and Quinn.

Paige and Carter were unable to secure the tag team win, but their appearance placed two established competitors together against Vein and Quinn on a card that included several women’s division bouts. With Raegan also gaining a singles win, the results placed her alongside the victorious side of two separate matches during night two.

A Landmark Night for TWE Chattanooga

By the end of the event, the most lasting developments were the championship victories for Kohnor Martin and Big Dave Weaver. Martin’s defeat of Sean Campbell created a new Gig City Champion, while Weaver’s victory over Hunter Drake made him the new Undisputed Champion. Those outcomes ensure that the title scene looks notably different after the August 29 show than it did before the opening bell.

The rest of the card supplied wins for Kasey Owens, Kelsey Raegan, JAC, Pha’nesse, Ravenna Vein and Alexandra Quinn. Erron Wade, Riley Judah, Drako Starx, Izzy Byrum, Kenzie Paige and Clara Carter were on the losing side of their respective matches, while Campbell and Drake suffered the night’s most consequential defeats due to the championships at stake.

TWE Chattanooga’s 13 Years Strong night two took place at Bud Higdon Arena in Red Bank, Tennessee, and aired on IWTV. The anniversary event delivered seven reported matches, two title changes and several outcomes that can shape the promotion’s direction moving forward. Martin and Weaver now carry championship gold out of the event, making their next appearances as titleholders key points of interest following a night that reshaped TWE Chattanooga’s hierarchy.

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