New champions crowned at Fight Club: Revolution!

Full Throttle Pro Wrestling brought another exciting night of action to the Seminole Recreation Center Saturday with Fight Club: Revolution!

The evening started on a somewhat somber note, with President Richie Rich announcing that FTPW Heavyweight Champion Mike Orlando had suffered an injury the previous night and is not medically cleared to compete in the ring. A decision on his status will depend on his medical evaluation later in the week, but in the meantime, it was determined that an interim championship would be on the line in a triple threat match between Papadon, Samuel Shaw, and MVP.

Not only did Shaw fend off MVP in that match, but he became the first competitor in the history of FTPW to pin "The Greek God".

Earlier in the night, new tag team champions were crowned as Deimos and Rob Terry ended That Klassic Tag Team's incredible 450-day title reign in another triple threat match, which also featured Johnny Knockout and Troy Hollywood. After the match, Knockout declared that he will no longer compete in the tag team division, and demanded a shot at singles gold.

Surprisingly, Golden Challenge Champion Saieve Al Sabah was the only titleholder on the card to successfully defend his belt, despite being put into a four-man elimination match with a $5000 bounty on his head. Al Sabah outlasted Robbie E, Omar Amir and finally the debuting Tony Storm in the longest match of the night. Storm looked to have the match won when Treehouse Lee once again interfered on behalf of Al Sabah.

Full Throttle returns to Seminole on Saturday, August 18th for Fight Club: Reanimated.