Beyond Wrestling brought Wrestling Open RI to Rhodes On The Pawtuxet in Cranston, Rhode Island on September 14, with the event airing on IWTV. The card featured eight announced results, including a WO Tag Team Championship match, a pair of disqualification decisions, and victories for Love Doug, Liviyah and Shannon LeVangie, Anthony Vecchio, and Devin Reno.

The championship bout saw The Stetson Ranch, Brian Morris and Steven Stetson, successfully defend the WO Tag Team Championships against Waves And Curls, the team of Jaylen Brandyn and Traevon Jordan. Morris and Stetson entered the contest as champions and left Rhode Island with the titles still in their possession, turning back a challenge from Brandyn and Jordan.

Wrestling Open RI’s September 14 event also included two outcomes decided by disqualification. Dutch was awarded a victory over Oxx Adams, who was accompanied by BRG, via disqualification. Later on the card, Ryan O’Neill defeated Dustin Waller by disqualification. While neither result produced a conventional pinfall or submission winner, both Dutch and O’Neill were officially credited with victories.

WO Tag Team Championships Remain With The Stetson Ranch

The Stetson Ranch’s title defense was the featured championship result from the show. Brian Morris and Steven Stetson retained the WO Tag Team Championships against Waves And Curls, preserving their standing as the division’s reigning champions.

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Jaylen Brandyn and Traevon Jordan had the opportunity to leave Cranston with the titles, but the challengers were unable to unseat Morris and Stetson. The result keeps the championship picture centered on The Stetson Ranch following Wrestling Open RI.

Tag team championships can be particularly significant on a card built around a mix of singles and doubles competition, and the September 14 lineup gave the champions a direct chance to reinforce their position. The Stetson Ranch accomplished that objective, while Waves And Curls will have to regroup following the unsuccessful challenge.

No additional stipulation or change of champions was attached to the announced result. The official outcome was a successful title retention for The Stetson Ranch.

Dutch And Ryan O’Neill Win By Disqualification

Dutch faced Oxx Adams in one of the event’s singles matches. Adams had BRG at his side for the contest, and the match ended with Dutch receiving the win by disqualification. The ruling gave Dutch the official victory, though the nature of a disqualification finish means the contest did not conclude with a decisive fall.

The result is notable not only because it put Dutch in the win column, but also because BRG was listed alongside Adams for the match. The announced result does not specify what caused the disqualification, so the official record is limited to Dutch defeating Adams by DQ.

Ryan O’Neill’s meeting with Dustin Waller ended under similar circumstances. O’Neill was declared the winner by disqualification over Waller, adding a second DQ decision to the Rhode Island card. As with Dutch versus Adams, no further details regarding the finish were included in the announced results.

Disqualification finishes can leave unfinished business between opponents, especially when neither wrestler scores a pinfall or submission. What is confirmed from Wrestling Open RI is that Dutch and O’Neill each earned official wins, while Adams and Waller each took losses in the record books.

Love Doug Opens the Card With a Victory

Love Doug defeated Jose Zamora in singles competition. The match was one of several individual bouts on the September 14 lineup, and Love Doug emerged with the victory over Zamora.

The result gave Love Doug a clear win on a night that featured varied outcomes across the card. With title action, tag team competition, and disqualification rulings all part of the show, the Love Doug versus Zamora result stood as a straightforward singles victory in the announced lineup.

Zamora was unable to secure the win in Cranston, while Love Doug added a successful result from Wrestling Open RI to his record. No method of victory was specified beyond Love Doug being declared the winner.

Liviyah And Shannon LeVangie Defeat Kylie Alexa And Paris Van Dale

Women’s tag team action saw Liviyah and Shannon LeVangie defeat Kylie Alexa and Paris Van Dale. The match placed four competitors in a team setting, with Liviyah and LeVangie ultimately earning the win.

The result gave Liviyah and LeVangie an important shared victory over Alexa and Van Dale. On a card where The Stetson Ranch successfully defended the WO Tag Team Championships, the women’s tag match offered another example of the emphasis on tandem competition at Wrestling Open RI.

Alexa and Van Dale came up short in the announced decision. No match-ending maneuver, pinfall participant, or post-match development was listed, leaving the official result as a win for Liviyah and Shannon LeVangie.

Anthony Vecchio And Devin Reno Earn Singles Wins

Anthony Vecchio defeated All Go Nelli in another singles contest on the card. Vecchio’s win placed him among the night’s successful individual competitors, joining Love Doug, Dutch, Ryan O’Neill, and Devin Reno.

All Go Nelli was unable to overcome Vecchio at Rhodes On The Pawtuxet. The announced results did not identify a specific finish, but Vecchio was credited with the victory.

In another singles match, Devin Reno defeated Ichiban. Reno’s victory completed the listed results from the event and gave him a notable win over Ichiban.

Like the Vecchio-Nelli match, the Reno-Ichiban result was presented without additional information regarding the exact ending. The official takeaway is that Reno defeated Ichiban in Cranston.

Complete Wrestling Open RI Results From September 14

  • Love Doug defeated Jose Zamora.
  • Dutch defeated Oxx Adams, accompanied by BRG, by disqualification.
  • Liviyah and Shannon LeVangie defeated Kylie Alexa and Paris Van Dale.
  • Ryan O’Neill defeated Dustin Waller by disqualification.
  • The Stetson Ranch, Brian Morris and Steven Stetson, defeated Waves And Curls, Jaylen Brandyn and Traevon Jordan, to retain the WO Tag Team Championships.
  • Anthony Vecchio defeated All Go Nelli.
  • Devin Reno defeated Ichiban.

A Varied Night in Cranston

The September 14 Wrestling Open RI event delivered a compact slate of matches with consequences across singles and tag team competition. The clearest championship development was The Stetson Ranch’s successful defense, as Morris and Stetson continued their reign over the WO Tag Team division by defeating Waves And Curls.

Elsewhere, Dutch and Ryan O’Neill each had their hands raised after disqualification outcomes. Love Doug, Liviyah and Shannon LeVangie, Anthony Vecchio, and Devin Reno rounded out the list of winners.

Beyond Wrestling’s Wrestling Open RI presentation at Rhodes On The Pawtuxet concluded with the champions still holding their gold and a full range of competitors leaving with results that could shape their next appearances. For now, the official record from September 14 is defined by The Stetson Ranch retaining the WO Tag Team Championships and seven additional competitors or teams securing victories across the card.

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