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#AndNEW: Title Changes at GCW Homecoming 2022 Part 1

GCW Homecoming 2022 Part 1

Live from Atlantic City, New Jersey, Game Changer Wrestling held GCW Homecoming 2022 Part 1. This show featured a number of championship matches, including Jon Moxley defending the GCW World Championship against one of the company’s most featured competitors, EFFY. While some of the championships stayed with their titleholders, fans in attendance at The Showboat and those watching from around the world saw 2 titles change hands. Here’s what to know about the title changes that took place at GCW Homecoming 2022 Part 1.

Title Changes at GCW Homecoming 2022 Part 1

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The Briscoes Win GCW Tag Team Championship

Los Macizos, the team of Ciclope and Miedo Extremo, defended the GCW Tag Team Championship against Jay and Mark, The Briscoes. This match featured a show of respect between the four competitors before the action went underway. It didn’t take long, however, for weapons such as light tubes and doors to become involved, feeding into the ultraviolent nature that Game Changer Wrestling has become synonymous with. Toward the end of the match, The Briscoes were able to dispose of Ciclope with a Doomsday Device through a door. From there, The Briscoes focused on Extremo, Jay executing the Jay Driller for the pinfall victory. With this, The Briscoes won the GCW Tag Team Championship for the third time in their careers, adding to their established tag team resume that spans IMPACT Wrestling, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, Ring of Honor, and many more promotions.

Rina Yamashita Wins GCW Ultraviolent Championship

The sole singles title to change hands at GCW Homecoming 2022 Part 1 was the Ultraviolent Championship. The defending champion, Alex Colon, put the strap on the line against Rina Yamashita. This match, which was held under deathmatch rules, saw the two competitors use everything to inflict pain on each other. From light tubes to panes of glass, the violence showcased in this match was at a high level. As the match approached its conclusion, Colon and Yamashita elected to smash light tubes over each other’s heads, aiming for the advantage as fatigue began to set in. The conclusion of the match saw Yamashita use Colon’s own move, the Camel Clutch, against him. Yamashita submitted Colon in the center of the ring, capturing the GCW Ultraviolent Championship and becoming its first female titleholder in the process.

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. Catch a replay of GCW Homecoming 2022 Part 1 on FITE.

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