Shocks abound at an eventful Fight Club: Revenge

"Attack" was the word of the day as Full Throttle returned to Seminole Recreation Center on Saturday. As in backstage attack, parking lot attack, post-match attack, and even a shocking vehicular attack! Quite frankly, no one on the roster seemed to be safe.

Despite the extracurricular violence, no titles changed hands at Fight Club: Revenge. Mike Orlando retained his Full Throttle Pro Wrestling championship against surprise opponent Maxx Stardom, Allie Recks held onto her Ladies Championship when vicious steel chair strikes earned Lindsay Snow a disqualification, Saieve Al Sabah parlayed a low-blow in overtime into a successful Golden Challenge Championship defense against Shannon Moore and Snoop Strikes and the Tag Team Titles were left undefended as both Doug Sessa and That Klassic Tag Team's Kody Kastle were taken out of commission before their scheduled street fight.

In other news, FTPW President Richie Rich officially stripped the Golden Challenge title of its cash-in clause and presented the winner of the Richie Rich Rampage with a gold trophy and a contract for an immediate match against any champion in the company. The winner of that match, Barrington Hughes, teased using that contract throughout the night, but is still in possession of his guaranteed opportunity.

In a more somber development, Haitian Sensation was strangled with his own beads and carried away in a body bag by the members of Dead Man Circus. He has not been seen or heard from since.