Sep 17, 2026 · 1 hr 33 min · 11 segments
**Bradders Grappers 58: Futureshock: SPORTS DAY** The gang are back together...well, two of us are. As our OFFICIAL Unofficial co-host in Myles Smith returns to the pod as we don our shirts, shorts…
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Gorgon then showing his experience by grabbing his opponent's hair and sending him down to the mat while he was stood on the apron on the other side of the ropes.
Hits an overhead arm suplex with some work on the arm, trying to pull the arm out of the socket with the move where you kind of put both feet on the shoulder and pull.
snaps a couple of nifty little jabs at Gorgon, it has to say, misses a clothesline.
Gorgon ducks one, but when Gorgon pops back up, it sees him getting his head nearly clean taken off.
Gorgon sweeps the feet away from John and hits a splash from the outside in, runs him shoulder first into the corner with that bad arm, hits a running knee to the head before finishing things with a straight jacket suplex to score the pinfall and take the win.
recollection of this match I thought it was a solid opener two guys paired well with each other I feel like John the past couple of months has really really improved he's a lot better from when I first started watching John you can tell he's got better his move set is it suits him really well you can see he's a big strong guy Gargan being the veteran that he is sort of giving John a bit of time to shine because I felt like for a good solid percentage of this match John was very dominant trying to lock in submissions doing a lot of power moves I felt like John really wanted to win in this match but Gargan using underhanded tactics to pick up a sly one over John but for an opener on a Fairfield show two guys that don't really interact with each other that much, but a nice, solid match.
like we've said before, the Openers seem to be some of the best matches we've seen at Future Shop this year, especially those that have come at the Fairfield Social Club.
So, because I think Easy and Ridgeway may have been the first match in the second half.
Gorgon then showing his experience by grabbing his opponent's hair and sending him down to the mat while he was stood on the apron on the other side of the ropes.
Hits an overhead arm suplex with some work on the arm, trying to pull the arm out of the socket with the move where you kind of put both feet on the shoulder and pull.
snaps a couple of nifty little jabs at Gorgon, it has to say, misses a clothesline.
Gorgon ducks one, but when Gorgon pops back up, it sees him getting his head nearly clean taken off.
Gorgon sweeps the feet away from John and hits a splash from the outside in, runs him shoulder first into the corner with that bad arm, hits a running knee to the head before finishing things with a straight jacket suplex to score the pinfall and take the win.
recollection of this match I thought it was a solid opener two guys paired well with each other I feel like John the past couple of months has really really improved he's a lot better from when I first started watching John you can tell he's got better his move set is it suits him really well you can see he's a big strong guy Gargan being the veteran that he is sort of giving John a bit of time to shine because I felt like for a good solid percentage of this match John was very dominant trying to lock in submissions doing a lot of power moves I felt like John really wanted to win in this match but Gargan using underhanded tactics to pick up a sly one over John but for an opener on a Fairfield show two guys that don't really interact with each other that much, but a nice, solid match.
like we've said before, the Openers seem to be some of the best matches we've seen at Future Shop this year, especially those that have come at the Fairfield Social Club.
So, because I think Easy and Ridgeway may have been the first match in the second half.
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