Beyond Wrestling returned to White Eagle in Worcester, Massachusetts, on November 5 for the latest edition of Wrestling Open. The event aired on IWTV and presented a compact card with tournament action, a Discovery Gauntlet match, singles competition, women’s division bouts, and tag team encounters.

The show featured two first-round matches in the Eliminator Cup. Bobby Casale and Danny Miles moved past The Residency, while The Vibe’s Mani Ariez and Sammy Diaz defeated The Breadwinners to advance. Elsewhere, Omar La Casa won the Discovery Gauntlet match, and Kylon King, Shannon LeVangie, Brad Hollister, 23 Hazard and Paris Van Dale, and the tandem of Gabby Forza and Liviyah each earned victories.

With Wrestling Open regularly serving as a platform for established independent names and developing talent, the November 5 card offered several different styles of competition in one setting. Tournament matches naturally carried an added layer of importance, while the remaining bouts gave competitors opportunities to build momentum in Worcester.

Wrestling Open Results for November 5

  • Kylon King defeated Buck Sawin.
  • Eliminator Cup, First Round: Bobby Casale and Danny Miles defeated The Residency’s Nick Robles and Rex Lawless.
  • Shannon LeVangie defeated Madisyn Maxxwell.
  • Brad Hollister defeated Myles Hawkins.
  • 23 Hazard and Paris Van Dale defeated Brother Greatness and Nessa Ferrari.
  • Discovery Gauntlet: Omar La Casa defeated Jay Champagne.
  • Gabby Forza and Liviyah defeated Amira and Kylie Alexa.
  • Eliminator Cup, First Round: The Vibe’s Mani Ariez and Sammy Diaz defeated The Breadwinners’ Cash McGuiness and Patrick Wheatman.

Kylon King Opens the Night With a Win

Kylon King defeated Buck Sawin in singles action. A one-on-one victory is especially valuable on a Wrestling Open card, where performers are competing not only for a result on a given night but also for continued visibility in a crowded independent wrestling environment.

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King’s victory over Sawin set a positive tone for his evening, while Sawin came up short in a match that placed both wrestlers in the spotlight without the added variables of partners or tournament brackets. The result gives King a straightforward win to carry forward from Worcester.

Casale and Miles Advance in the Eliminator Cup

The first Eliminator Cup match of the evening saw Bobby Casale and Danny Miles defeat The Residency, represented by Nick Robles and Rex Lawless. As a first-round tournament victory, the result places Casale and Miles into the next phase of the competition and ends The Residency’s run in this edition of the bracket.

Tag team tournaments place a premium on cohesion, decision-making, and the ability to capitalize quickly when an opening appears. Casale and Miles did enough to overcome Robles and Lawless, earning a result that carries more immediate consequence than a standard tag team match. Their next challenge was not detailed among the results, but the pair will move on while The Residency will have to regroup following the opening-round loss.

For Robles and Lawless, the defeat does not erase their standing as a team, but it does remove one possible route toward a major tournament achievement. Casale and Miles, meanwhile, now have a chance to build on a meaningful first-round result.

LeVangie and Hollister Pick Up Singles Victories

Shannon LeVangie defeated Madisyn Maxxwell in another singles match on the card. Both competitors entered a setting where decisive results can quickly alter momentum, and LeVangie emerged with the win. The outcome adds another successful night to LeVangie’s record while Maxxwell was unable to secure the victory in Worcester.

Brad Hollister also recorded a singles win, defeating Myles Hawkins. Wrestling Open’s format often gives individual competitors a chance to establish themselves through performances against a broad range of opponents. Hollister’s win over Hawkins keeps his name among the night’s successful performers, with Hawkins on the losing side of the result.

Neither match had a stipulation attached in the announced results, but that does not diminish the value of the victories. On a card containing tournament and gauntlet competition, straight singles matches remain an important measuring stick. LeVangie and Hollister each made the most of that opportunity on November 5.

23 Hazard and Paris Van Dale Win Tag Team Contest

23 Hazard and Paris Van Dale defeated Brother Greatness and Nessa Ferrari in tag team action. The match brought together a pairing of Hazard and Van Dale against the opposing unit of Brother Greatness and Ferrari, with Hazard and Van Dale ultimately taking the result.

Tag team wrestling can require a team to find its rhythm quickly, particularly when cards feature changing combinations and a wide range of wrestlers. Hazard and Van Dale’s victory gave them an important shared result, while Brother Greatness and Ferrari left Worcester without the win.

The November 5 card did not list a tournament designation for this match, but the outcome still gives Hazard and Van Dale momentum as a tandem. For Brother Greatness and Ferrari, the loss provides a clear setback on a night where several teams were looking to make an impression.

Omar La Casa Takes the Discovery Gauntlet

Omar La Casa defeated Jay Champagne in the Discovery Gauntlet. The match’s designation made it one of the most distinct contests on the show, with La Casa coming away victorious over Champagne.

The Discovery Gauntlet name underscores the continuing emphasis on opportunity within Wrestling Open’s presentation. Whether through a tournament bracket, a featured singles contest, or a specially named match, the show’s structure creates room for wrestlers to stand out. La Casa did that on this occasion by defeating Champagne.

Champagne was unable to halt La Casa’s momentum in the gauntlet, while La Casa leaves the event with a result that separates his night from the standard singles and tag team matches elsewhere on the card. The available results did not identify additional participants or further terms for the gauntlet, but they clearly establish La Casa as its winner.

Forza and Liviyah Earn a Team Victory

Gabby Forza and Liviyah defeated Amira and Kylie Alexa in women’s tag team competition. The four wrestlers added another team-based matchup to a card that placed considerable emphasis on pairings, including the Eliminator Cup bouts.

Forza and Liviyah secured the win over Amira and Alexa, creating a positive result for their partnership. Amira and Alexa, meanwhile, were unable to turn their team effort into a victory. The match further demonstrated the range of competitors featured throughout the evening at White Eagle.

In a promotion built around frequent events and a deep rotating roster, tag team results can be useful indicators of which combinations are gaining traction. The November 5 outcome belongs to Forza and Liviyah, who ended the contest on the winning side.

The Vibe Moves Forward in Eliminator Cup Competition

The second Eliminator Cup first-round match saw The Vibe, Mani Ariez and Sammy Diaz, defeat The Breadwinners, Cash McGuiness and Patrick Wheatman. With the victory, Ariez and Diaz advance in the tournament, while McGuiness and Wheatman are eliminated from this year’s field.

The Vibe’s win capped the tournament portion of the announced results and ensured that two teams left Worcester with first-round advancement: Casale and Miles, and Ariez and Diaz. Tournament progress gives each winning team a clear objective beyond one successful appearance, as they remain alive for the ultimate Eliminator Cup prize.

The Breadwinners’ loss was consequential because it came at the opening hurdle. McGuiness and Wheatman will not continue in the bracket, while The Vibe can now focus on the next round. As with Casale and Miles, the results did not specify The Vibe’s next opponents or the timing of the next tournament match.

A Varied Night at White Eagle

The November 5 edition of Wrestling Open balanced competitive variety with tournament stakes. Kylon King, Shannon LeVangie, Brad Hollister, Omar La Casa, and the teams of 23 Hazard and Paris Van Dale, Gabby Forza and Liviyah, Bobby Casale and Danny Miles, and The Vibe all emerged victorious.

The Eliminator Cup developments were the most direct forward-looking element of the evening. Casale and Miles, along with Ariez and Diaz, earned their places beyond the first round. The rest of the show supplied important standalone victories that can help shape future matchups and establish momentum heading into subsequent Wrestling Open events.

Beyond Wrestling’s latest stop at White Eagle once again delivered a full card of independent wrestling action from Worcester, with the tournament bracket now narrowed and multiple competitors leaving the building with notable wins.

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