The DWL and FWD’s joint event is a sell-out. Backstage, Ace gives Jack props for inspiring him, and Crystal thanks Willie for always looking out for her. She also tells Willie that she has no intention of leaving the DWL.

The show opens with Crystal taking on Elle Dorado (AJ Mendez), who’s the new DWL Women’s Champion following the latter’s storyline defection to Gully’s promotion. The reign doesn’t last long, though, as Crystal defeats her for the gold. After the match, she cuts a promo which goes down well with Jennifer. Later on, The Condamned, aka Ace’s vigilante character, battles Rooster Robbins (Allen Maldonado) in a Last Man Standing match. This leads to the FWD roster attacking the Condamned, which prompts Rooster to stop the match and tell Gully that he doesn’t want to win this way. He tells Gully that he’s done accepting his blood money, and walks out of the arena.

That isn’t the only big twist of the night, though. Jack enters the ring afterward and reveals that he and Gully have been in cahoots all along. Jack wants the DWL to die just like his “coward father,” which leads to a match between the Spade brothers for ownership of the company. All Jack has to do is stick to the plan, and the lawsuit with Gully will disappear.

Unfortunately, things go pear-shaped pretty quickly. Jack decides to attempt a Shooting Star Press, which leaves him lying on the mat, unable to stand up. His dad’s ghost appears in the crowd and tells Jack he should have listened while Gully throws a fit at ringside. That isn’t the only worrying moment either, as “Wild” Bill Hancock (Chris Bauer) appears to have a heart attack backstage, bringing the episode to a dramatic end.