MLW Fusion Results, Highlights, and Grades: Low Ki Disgraces Fenix

After the break, MLW cameras catch up with Jimmy Yuta as he exits the building following his sneak attack on Cade. Yuta makes no bones about it – he doesn’t care if Cade wants to play dirty or if he wants to bring along his backup in the form of Rhett Giddins, because he’s going to pay for his transgressions against Yuta in splitting up their team.

Grade: Good. A quick little promo from Yuta but, again, exactly what it needed to be. More fire here from Yuta than in some of his other backstage interviews and a build toward a continuation of the Cade feud.

Brody King is backstage with a message for Tommy Dreamer. He wants Tommy to know that while Dreamer may be the Innovator of Violence and one of the most violent men in professional wrestling’s history, King is “violence personified” and one of the most violent men in MLW. King lays out the challenge to Dreamer for a match but promises that there will be no mercy (allow me to power up my N64 when I get done writing this).

Grade: Good. Short and sweet with King coming off very well-spoken. I don’t know that I’ve seen him cut a promo in MLW yet, but he seems comfortable and his presence gives weight to his words. Push this man!

In another backstage corridor, Callihan and Havoc are still beating on one another! Callihan comes flying around a corner and grabs the rope sectioning off a hallway before sidling up to the wall and waiting. As Havoc comes around the corner, Callihan begins choking him out until Havoc slams him in the head with a caution/wet floor sign.

Callihan stumbles into a bathroom and Havoc follows behind with The Draw taking the advantage with another around-the-corner sneak attack. Havoc quickly regains the advantage and sticks Callihan’s head in the sink. I don’t know if he wanted to try to drown him or what, but the visual of Havoc waving his hand in front of the sensor on the automatic sink was hilarious to me in the best possible way.

As Havoc runs the water on Callihan, Sami is able to move enough to begin biting Havoc’s hand before once again escaping the fight with Havoc trailing behind.

Grade: Good to Great. This is so ridiculous that you can’t help but love it.

Let’s start with the fact that we’re now about halfway through the show and these two are still just following each other around the arena endlessly trying to destroy one another. The chaos is so enjoyable because nothing seems off-limits with these two playing the role of madmen to a T. Add in the automatic sink visual and you’ve got an all-star segment.