Beyond Wrestling presented its latest Wrestling Open RI event on October 26 at Rhodes On The Pawtuxet in Cranston, Rhode Island. The card aired on IWTV and featured a Wrestling Open Championship main event, where Bear Bronson put his title on the line against Devin Reno in a Steel Corners Match.

Bronson entered the bout as champion and successfully turned back Reno, retaining the Wrestling Open Championship in the evening’s featured contest. The Steel Corners stipulation separated the title match from the rest of the card and ensured that the championship was contested under a more demanding set of circumstances than a standard singles match. The result keeps Bronson’s reign intact following one of the night’s biggest challenges.

Elsewhere, Aaron Rourke and Anthony Vecchio battled to a time-limit draw. Neither wrestler was able to secure a decisive victory before the allotted time expired, leaving the contest without a winner. In a results-driven environment, a draw stands apart from a conventional loss and leaves both competitors without the clarity that comes with a pinfall, submission, or other conclusive finish.

The October 26 lineup also saw Richard Adonis defeat Josh Guzman, Dustin Waller defeat All Go Nelli, Bobby Casale defeat Rain Conway, and Oxx Adams defeat Dutch. Adams was accompanied by Brett Ryan Gosselin for his match against Dutch. In tag team action, Liviyah and Nessa Ferrari earned a victory over the pairing of Kylie Alexa and Paris Van Dale.

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Bear Bronson Survives Devin Reno to Remain Champion

The Wrestling Open Championship was the central prize on the Cranston card, and Bear Bronson left Rhodes On The Pawtuxet with the belt still in his possession. Devin Reno came up short in his attempt to take the championship during the Steel Corners Match, with Bronson earning the victory as the defending champion.

Championship matches naturally carry a different weight from the rest of a weekly card because the outcome can alter the direction of a division in a single evening. Reno had the opportunity to make that change on October 26, but Bronson’s successful defense means the title picture remains centered on the reigning champion.

The available result confirms the outcome but does not establish the precise method of victory or additional stipulations beyond the Steel Corners designation. What is clear is that Bronson defeated Reno and retained the Wrestling Open Championship, closing the show with a successful title defense.

Rourke and Vecchio Fight to a Draw

Aaron Rourke versus Anthony Vecchio ended in a time-limit draw, producing the card’s lone non-decisive result. Both men avoided defeat, but neither was able to claim the win. That distinction matters: a draw does not provide either competitor with the momentum of a clear victory, while it also prevents one from being credited with a loss.

Time-limit draws can create an immediate sense of unfinished business because the contest ends without a final answer between the wrestlers. There is no reported winner in the Rourke-Vecchio meeting, only the confirmation that the time limit expired before either side could finish the match decisively.

For Wrestling Open RI, the draw added contrast to a card otherwise defined by clear outcomes. From the championship match to the tag team bout and the singles contests, the rest of the advertised results produced winners and losers. Rourke and Vecchio were the exception.

Singles Competition Produces Several Clear Winners

Richard Adonis defeated Josh Guzman in one of the night’s singles matches. The victory gives Adonis a positive result on the October 26 event, while Guzman was unable to leave Cranston with the win.

Dustin Waller also earned a singles victory, defeating All Go Nelli. With limited match detail available beyond the result, the key takeaway is straightforward: Waller secured the decision and added another victory to the event’s list of conclusive outcomes.

Bobby Casale defeated Rain Conway in another one-on-one contest. Casale emerged victorious over Conway as Wrestling Open RI continued to present a card built around a mix of established matchups, championship stakes, and tag team action.

Oxx Adams defeated Dutch in a match that included Brett Ryan Gosselin at ringside with Adams. Managers and allies can affect the dynamic surrounding a match even when the official result is recorded under one wrestler’s name, and Gosselin’s presence was noted alongside Adams for the contest. The official result remains Adams over Dutch.

Liviyah and Nessa Ferrari Win Tag Team Bout

In the card’s reported tag team match, Liviyah and Nessa Ferrari defeated Kylie Alexa and Paris Van Dale. The result marked a successful night for Liviyah and Ferrari, who overcame Alexa and Van Dale as part of the Rhode Island event.

Tag team matches place a premium on coordination, positioning, and maintaining control despite the presence of multiple competitors. While further details of the match were not reported, the final result establishes Liviyah and Ferrari as the winning team. Alexa and Van Dale were unable to convert their pairing into a victory on this occasion.

Complete Wrestling Open RI Results for October 26

  • Richard Adonis defeated Josh Guzman.
  • Aaron Rourke and Anthony Vecchio wrestled to a time-limit draw.
  • Dustin Waller defeated All Go Nelli.
  • Bobby Casale defeated Rain Conway.
  • Oxx Adams, accompanied by Brett Ryan Gosselin, defeated Dutch.
  • Liviyah and Nessa Ferrari defeated Kylie Alexa and Paris Van Dale.
  • Wrestling Open Championship, Steel Corners Match: Bear Bronson (c) defeated Devin Reno to retain the title.

A Varied Card in Cranston

The October 26 Wrestling Open RI card offered a compact range of match outcomes. There was a title match at the top of the lineup, a time-limit draw that prevented either participant from gaining a win, a tag team victory, and multiple singles bouts with definitive results.

Bear Bronson’s retention was the most significant official result of the evening because it determined the immediate status of the Wrestling Open Championship. Bronson remains champion after defeating Devin Reno, while the Steel Corners Match gave the title contest a distinctive identity on the card.

At the same time, the Rourke-Vecchio draw stands as the event’s unresolved result. Unlike Bronson and the other winning wrestlers, neither Rourke nor Vecchio was able to establish superiority with a decisive finish. Their contest reached its time limit, leaving the record with no winner.

Adonis, Waller, Casale, Adams, Liviyah, and Ferrari all recorded victories during the show. For Guzman, All Go Nelli, Conway, Dutch, Alexa, Van Dale, and Reno, the event ended on the losing side of their respective matches.

Wrestling Open RI’s October 26 broadcast from Rhodes On The Pawtuxet ultimately concluded with its championship unchanged. Bear Bronson successfully defended against Devin Reno, providing a decisive finish to a card that also featured one draw and a full slate of singles and tag team competition.

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