Title Holders & Title Matches[]
- ~Rashard Nemen Hall~ As soon as HPW got its start, Rashard Nemen Hall was named HPW Champion. Hall felt great of himself until Monday Night Fall GM, William Sir pointed out that he would have to defend his title in a Steel Cage match in the same night.
- As the cage lowered, Rashard Nemen Hall came down the ramp only to be blind-sided by Aaron Fisher. A brawl happened all around ringside until they both got into the ring. They were tired already and fans seemed that this match wouldn’t be A highlight or a Match of the Week type match. But although Fisher didn’t care about the fans, he wanted to pull out ALL the stops. Aaron climbed the Steel Cage only to stop once at the top. He stood up with both feet on the Steel bar, and hit a signature Elbow drop off the top of the Steel Cage. He couldn’t stand neither could Nemen Hall. Hall tried to crawl his way to the cage door and successfully got both feet to the floor.
- When the ring announcer introduced the competitors, the ref showed the HPW title everybody in the arena, and the ref called for the bell. Rashard Nemen Hall and Allio were ready for a fight. The match started off in a weird way. Rashard Nemen Hall and Allio went outside the ring and took every single thing around the ring they could find and threw them into the ring. When they were finished, they locked up into the refs hold. Rashard Nemen Hall tried to Irish Whip Fisher into the barbed wire he set up in the corner but ended up falling into it. The ref surprisingly, didn’t call for the DQ; he let the match go on. Allio went into the corner Nemen Hall fell into in and stomped him until the ref pulled him back. Nemen Hall fell to the outside and begged Fisher to stop but tricked him into a low blow. Nemen Hall went back inside the ring and picked up a wooden table then set it up in the middle of the ring. Fisher pulled himself into the ring looking like a snail trying to hide from a snake. Nemen Hall lifted Fisher onto the top-rope looking like he was setting up for a Super Last Call suplex. Fisher noticed were he was set up and pushed Nemen Hall of the turnbuckle into the table. Fisher dropped to the mat onto his knees and went for the pin. Nemen Hall kicked out and surprisingly hit a pump kick coming back up from the mat. He went for the pin and won the match retaining the HPW title.