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#AndNEW: Severino Corrente Wins RMP CHARGED Title in Live Twitch Debut

A hot night was assured with Rocky Mountain Pro’s live debut of CHARGED on Thursday night, and the night was capped by a fireball. RMP CHARGED Champion Anaya was in control of the match with Severino Corrente when the official was knocked out. Anaya inexplicably hit Corrente into him after the challenger had already made contact with the official. The champion connected with Anayalation, and the match looked to be over, but the official was out of position, and unable to count. Bruce Wayans who was ringside, interfered and handed something to Corrente.

Severino Corrente Wins RMP CHARGED Title in Live Twitch Debut

The Live Twitch audience found out what he had. With the referees back turned the Challenger threw a fireball in Anaya’s face. With the Champ incapacitated Corrente connected with a running knee, got the pinfall, and the Championship. It was a despicable display by Severino Corrente, and we can only hope Anaya is ok and gets an immediate rematch.

AND NEEEEW CHARGED CHAMPION! @TheRockyMtnPro #Wrestling #prowrestling #colorado pic.twitter.com/jOHaULzEev

— Theseverinocorrente (@Theseverinocore) January 4, 2019

It was a successful night for RMP, and they transitioned to the Live Twitch Stream nicely. There are some production quirks to work out, but that should be expected. Overall it was a great start for the Colorado promotion as they take the leap into live streaming. We look forward to seeing what they do in 2019. The sky’s the limit.

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Brian Ronovech

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