This Saturday, from the FSW Arena, Future Stars of Wrestling and Game Changer Wrestling partner up for the aptly named event, FSW vs GCW. This is where East meets West and the battle for Las Vegas takes place. Between FSW’s “Future Stars” and the tried-and-tested fighters known to GCW fans across the country, this event will be nothing short of an independent wrestling showcase. GCW is a name that’s widely known across the independent scene, serving as arguably the greatest platform for wrestlers either looking to build their names or test their mettle against the best in the world.
Future Stars of Wrestling, though lesser-known by comparison, remains an independent powerhouse in its own right. Based in Nevada, FSW was established in 2009 and is still going strong today, largely holding events in its home state. The talent that have come through the promotion is a collection of well-regarded names in independent wrestling. These include, but aren’t limited to, Chris Bey, Jimmy Jacobs, and Alex Hammerstone. What should wrestling fans expect as FSW vs GCW draws near? Take a look at the action that will contain the aforementioned battle for Las Vegas.
FSW vs GCW Full Card
- Scramble Match: Ice Williams vs. Jai Vidal vs. Eli Everfly vs. Tre Lamar vs. Nick Wayne vs. Jordan Oliver
- Team GCW (Mance Warner, Matthew Justice, Jimmy Lloyd, and Juicy Finau) vs. Team FSW (Toa Liona, Greg Sharpe, Jay Café, and Graves)
- Atticus Cogar vs. Remy Marcel
- Allie Katch vs. Sandra Moone
- Chris Bey vs. Starboy Charlie
- Disco Inferno vs. EFFY
- Cut Throat Cody and Funny Bone vs. Nick Gage and AJ Gray
Allie Katch Enters the Subspace Division
To say that Allie Katch has been having a busy extended weekend would be an understatement. One day prior to FSW vs GCW, Katch would have competed at GCW Off the Rails against AJ Gray. Anyone that has seen “Rich Homie Juice” will attest to his competitive nature, so the fact that Katch will wrestle two days in a row can’t be overlooked. Given her specialty in deathmatch wrestling, her own competitive edge should come as no surprise. This Saturday, in Las Vegas, she will take on one of the rising women’s stars on the West Coast; despite the latter’s relative inexperience, she isn’t one to overlook.
Wrestling out of Las Vegas, Nevada, Sandra Moone boasts a quirky wrestling approach all her own. This is highlighted by the fact that she has coined the “Subspace Division,” which has been said to recognize the aforementioned approach. Equal parts bubbly and steadfast, it’s fair to say that Moone has a bright future ahead. One shouldn’t let her positive disposition fool them; once the bell rings, she doesn’t hold back, giving everything she has and then some to her opponents. This quality alone makes her the perfect opponent for Allie Katch. Needless to say, a victory over Katch would be monumental for Moone.
Silver Teeth Satan Battles a Champion
At FSW vs GCW, the cocky yet violent Atticus Cogar goes toe-to-toe with Remy Marcel. GCW fans will know Cogar as one of the members of the nefarious 44OH, often relying on weaponry to secure victories. From glass panes to barbed wire and everything in between, there’s nothing that “Silver Teeth Satan” won’t use to his advantage. This approach has made Cogar a star on the rise to watch out for, no matter what fans may think of his tactics. This Saturday, he enters what will be multiple first-time matches to take place at FSW vs GCW. More importantly, he will step up to the current reigning FSW Nevada State Champion, Remy Marcel.
Remy Marcel, born in Trenton, New Jersey, is among the most decorated names in Future Stars of Wrestling. Marcel trained in New Japan Pro-Wrestling‘s LA Dojo, which speaks to his legitimacy. He has held every title that a male wrestler could in FSW; he won the No Limits, Tag Team, and World Heavyweight Championships on different occasions. Currently, he is the FSW Nevada State Champion in his first reign, having won the title this past March from Hyperstreak. His upcoming match with Cogar will be a non-title affair. Nonetheless, expect it to be nothing short of chaotic.
The Age of Disco
In one of the featured matches of FSW vs GCW, “The EFFY Experience” will clash with “The Disco Dancing Fool” himself. Representing Game Changer Wrestling is EFFY. He is one of the most popular stars in not only the promotion in question but across the independent wrestling scene as well. The fact that he has an event named after himself – the next one in this series is next for September, by the way – is evidence of this. EFFY has taken on his share of wrestling veterans, ranging from Homicide to Ricky Morton, the latter of whom EFFY faced the night prior to this event at Off the Rails. This Saturday, EFFY will take on a World Championship Wrestling star many consider to be a controversial figure.
Enter Disco Inferno, who made a career for himself by embracing a subculture that thrived during the 1970s. As mentioned earlier, Inferno became best known for his time in WCW. From 1995 to 2001, he won the WCW Cruiserweight, Television, and Tag Team titles. However, it was his character that made him a well-known act in the company. In terms of his FSW work, his last appearance dates back to December of 2018, competing in a 26-Man Rumble Match at Against All Odds. Inferno doesn’t wrestle on a full-time basis anymore, which makes his involvement at FSW vs GCW all the more interesting. Keep an eye on this match.
FSW vs GCW will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 21, 2021.
Stay tuned to the Last Word on Pro Wrestling for more on this and other stories from around the world of wrestling, as they develop. You can always count on LWOPW to be on top of the major news in the wrestling world, as well as to provide you with analysis, previews, videos, interviews, and editorials on the wrestling world. FSW vs GCW is set to air Saturday at 3 PM EST on FITE. Tickets are also available via FSW’s official website.
