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Oney Lorcan cut a promo on Ariya Daivari, apologizing for ruining his image after leaving a nasty scar in the Fatal-5-Way. Lorcan promised to even out the symmetry of his face, promising to leave him with some stitches on the other side of his face when they cross again.
Prior to the main event, the commentary team went over Drew Gulak's odd social media posts, showing that he may be losing his mind. Carrillo and Gallagher both had some history with Gulak but broke away a while back. Gulak hasn't been seen on 205 Live since.
Jack Gallagher vs Humberto Carrillo
Carrillo took Gallagher down with a wrist lock. Gallagher turned it around quickly, bringing him down with a hammerlock with the leg, and focusing on his other arm by placing it behind his back, bending backward for a pinfall. Carrillo escaped and tried to roll up Gallagher.
Both men made it to their feet, nodding in respect. Carrillo rolled through for an ankle pick, keeping Gallagher on the mat. Carrillo transitioned into a headlock, but the Gentleman escaped by walking away with a handstand. Carrillo brought Gallagher down with an armdrag, but Gallagher fought back to his feet. Carrillo brought him down with a shoulder block and another armdrag, keeping the pressure on his arm afterwards with a wristlock.
Gallagher was sent into the corner, where he stood upside down on the top rope. Carrillo did the same, but Gallagher came down and shook the ropes, rolling Carrillo up as he landed on his feet. Carrillo escaped and took Gallagher down with yet another armdrag. A fourth armdrag, this time springboarding off the ropes, set Gallagher up for a dropkick. With that, Gallagher kicked it up a notch, catching him in the gut with a headbut and a strong European uppercut to the jaw.
Carrillo slid outside and bent down as Gallagher tried to take him down with a baseball slide. Gallagher quickly countered, sending him spine first into the barricade.
Carrillo came back in the ring at the six-count, being met with several kicks to the gut. In the corner, Carrillo was hit with several knee strikes before getting sent overhead with a snapmare to the middle of the mat.
Carrillo fought out of a submission hold, but was brought back down with a takedown and a hammerlock. Gallagher stomped out his former protégé and straddled his back for a rear chin lock, hammering him with clubbing blows all the while.
Carrillo kicked out of a pin attempt following a suplex. Carrillo broke out of another chinlock, only to be brought down with a dropkick to the jaw.
Carrillo finally made it back to his feet, rocking Gallagher with a few strikes and leaping onto him with a springboard crossbody. A tope to the outside took out Gallagher. Inside, Gallagher avoided a kick, but was met with a standing moonsault, kicking out at two.
A springboard enziguri nearly put the Gentleman away, but he was able to kick out in the nick of time. Up top, Gallagher tried to prevent Carrillo from hitting the Aztec Press. Though he initially fought him off, Carrillo was launched across the ring with a belly-to-back suplex. Carrillo rolled to the outside before Gallagher could cover him.
Gallagher followed, looking to continue the assault with a running dropkick. Carrillo sidestepped and turned it into a hip toss, sending him spine first into the barricade.
On the apron, Carrillo rocked Gallagher with an open palm strike, then connected with a missile dropkick, followed by a springboard arm drag, picking Carrillo up from the ground to do so. Gallagher kicked out at two.
Carrillo went up top again, looking for the moonsault. Gallagher left his feet up, leaving Carrillo to land jaw first across the botts. A running dropkick to the corner and a suicide dive led Gallagher up top for another dive. He anticipated the counter from Carrillo, but was rolled up.
Gallagher kicked out and both men laid eachother out with clotheslines. Standing up, Carrillo rocked Gallagher with a rolling kick. Carrillo countered a suplex with a DDT, and put away his former mentor with a twisting moonsault.
Results: Humberto Carrillo defeated Jack Gallagher via pinfall.
After the match, and a moment of tension, Gallagher shook Carrillo's hand and congratulated him on the win.
