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Angel Garza vs Tyler Breeze

Angel Garza mocked Tyler Breeze, calling him ugly while hitting Prince Pretty's patented pose on the turnbuckle. Garza moved to remove his tights only to be caught with an enziguri, sending the former champion to the floor.

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Garza dragged Breeze out to the floor and drove his face into the steel steps. Back inside, Garza maintained control with a surfboard stretch. Breeze escaped, catching Garza with another boot to the jaw. Just as he set up for a dropkick from the second rope, Garza trapped him in the corner, hitting both knees wit a split dropkick.

After that, Garza couldn't help himself and removed the tights. Breeze was placed in the tree of woe for a penalty kick, but he kicked out at two. Prince Pretty connected with a series of kicks and a clothesline, getting a two-count himself.

Angel Garza moved in for a dive from the corner only to be met with a Supermodel Kick. Garza still kicked out, and took Breeze down with a knee to the jaw. Breeze rolled away from Garza's moonsault range twice, and the third saw Prince Pretty lift his boots up. Breeze was given a near fall.

Garza managed to counter a hurricanrana, turning it into the Wing Clipper. With that, Tyler Breeze's winning streak on 205 Live was over.

Results: Angel Garza defeated Tyler Breeze via pinfall.

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