Sunny Holliday vs. Local Competitor (Kelsey Lynn)
The Foundry lights up as Sunny Holliday bounces to the ring, all smiles and high-fives. Kelsey Lynn tries to make a name for herself with some scrappy strikes, but Sunny shrugs them off and answers with power. A belly-to-belly suplex pops the crowd, and the Sunshine Bomb seals it in under five minutes.

Winner: Sunny Holliday

Ringside, Ricky Dale Cash struts out in his cheap suit with Sammy Starr glittering behind him. Cash cuts deep into the Birmingham fans, calling them “fast-count hillbillies” and blaming Jesse Collins’ upset at The Iron Way on crooked officiating. Starr grabs the mic to promise the Superstar Era isn’t delayed, just “extended for dramatic effect.” The boos rain down as they strut off.

Top Notch Team (Cameron West & Derek Hayes) vs. Local Duo (Tyson Reed & Joel Jackson)
West and Hayes remind everyone why they’re called “Top Notch.” They cut the ring in half, tagging in and out, grinding the locals with headlocks and suplexes. Tyson Reed shows a flash of fire, but Hayes crushes it with a spinebuster. TNT finish with their Spike Piledriver, stacking another win on their record.

Winners: Top Notch Team

Main Event – WrestleZone Championship Open Challenge

Graysie Parker (c) vs. Hoss Harlan (debut)
The Foundry comes unglued when Graysie steps out, WrestleZone gold in hand. The ovation turns to a rumble as the debuting Hoss Harlan storms through the curtain swinging a bullrope with a cowbell tied to the end. He’s wild-eyed, 300 pounds of chaos, and he charges straight at Birmingham’s own.

The match is a fight from the start. Hoss clubs her down, boots her in the corner, and roars like a mad bull. The referee wrestles the rope away before it gets ugly, giving Graysie the opening she needs. She rallies back with heavy suplexes — a Bridging Capture Suplex draws a near fall, and the crowd roars louder with every throw.

Hoss nearly steals it after a lariat that turns Graysie inside-out, but she won’t stay down. Firing up, she muscles him over with Tres Muhares (three rolling Germans), then crushes him with the Graysie Bomb. The crowd is already on its feet when she hoists him up, plants him with the Graysie Driver, and scores the three.

Winner and still WrestleZone Champion: Graysie Parker

Post-match, Graysie clutches the title, sweat pouring, and stares into the hard cam. “You want it? Come get it. Right here, every week.” The Foundry erupts as After Hours signs off.