Back from the break, OvE’s Dave and Jake Crist and Sami Callihan and Undisputed Era’s Adam Cole, Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly are having a conversation in the hallway. Both groups say they are fed up with Suicide’s meddling. They make a pact to work together tonight and search the arena for the masked freak and make sure he can’t bother them again. They split into groups of two with Cole and Callihan going off together while Fish & O’Reilly and the Crist brothers go in two other directions.

Back at ringside, Bayley, Sonya Deville, Peyton Royce and Taya Valkyrie make their entrances for our next contest.

Match #2 – Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match - Bayley vs. Sonya Deville vs. Peyton Royce vs. Taya Valkyrie
The four women square off to start things off and Sonya hits Taya with a Running Dropkick, knocking her backward into the corner. Royce then hits Sonya with a Thrust Kick to the gut and Sonya doubles over and turns toward Bayley, who delivers a Belly-to-Bayley Suplex and covers her for the three count as Sonya is eliminated. Taya then rolls Bayley up from behind, but Bayley kicks out. Taya goes for a DDT, but Bayley shoves her away into a Spinning Heel Kick from Royce. Royce then dives onto Taya and Bayley jumps on Royce’s back, doubling down on the cover as the referee makes the three count and Taya is eliminated, leaving up with just Royce and Bayley. The two women circle each other before Bayley shoots in and trips Royce up with a Double-leg Takedown. Royce then tries to get her legs wrapped around Bayley’s head, but Bayley slips three and connects with a big right hand before mounting Royce for some quick Forearm Strikes. Bayley then heads up to the top rope, but Royce cuts her off with a series of punches to the side of the head and Ric Flair’s her off the top rope, sending her crashing to the mat. Royce then follows up with a Running Dropkick to the side of the head and goes for the cover, but Bayley kicks out. Royce puts the boots to Bayley and then ducks out through the ropes and starts to head up to the top turnbuckle, but before she can reach it, Bayley comes running over and clocks her in the jaw with a big Forearm Shiver. Bayley then climbs up to the middle turnbuckle and continues to pummel Royce and then hooks her under the shoulder and pulls her in over the top rope, twisting into a Belly-to-Bayley Suplex as the two crash to the mat together off  the second rope with Bayley landing on top and hooking a leg for the three count.

Bayley celebrates the victory and makes her way to the back. Backstage, we see the Undisputed Era’s Fish and O’Reilly walking backstage, looking for Suicide and decide to check in a men’s room. They go in busting open doors and in the last stall is Kazarian, reading a newspaper, in the middle of handling his toilet business. Kazarian says, “Hey, how about a little privacy?” Fish and O’Reilly exit, waving their hands in front of their faces to ward off the smell. As they leave the restroom, they notice Suicide lurking at the top of a stairwell that leads up to the rafters. They give chase, but Suicide eludes them and by the time our camera man catches up to them, Suicide is nowhere to be seen. O’Reilly kicks at the railing of the stairwell in frustration as we go to commercial break.

Back from the break, it’s Main Event time as Scorpio Sky and Austin Aries make their way to the ring for our last championship match been of the night for the Cruiserweight Championship and both TJ Perkins and the rest of So Cal Uncensored have been barred from ringside for this match-up.

Match #4 – HWL Cruiserweight Championship – Austin Aries vs. Scorpio Sky

The two men square off as the match gets under way and Sky rocks Aries with a European Upper Cut and then springboards off the middle rope and takes Aries down with a Flying Leg Lariat. Sky makes the cover, but Aries kicks out for a near fall. Sky pummels Aries with a series of big right hands and then springboards off the ropes again and connects with an Asai Moonsault into another cover, but Aries kicks out again. Sky then heads up to the top turnbuckle and goes for a Shooting Star Press, but Aries rolls out of the way and Sky crashes to the mat. Aries then follows up with a Running Dropkick to the side of the head. Aries then tries to lock in the Last Chancery, but Sky ties himself up in the ropes to force a break. Aries breaks the hold and puts the boots to Sky. Aries then springs up off the middle rope and drives his boot down across Sky’s spine. Aries then drags Sky to the middle of the ring and tries to put him in the Last Chancery again, but Sky fights him off with a series of Elbows. Sky then battles back up to his feet and drives Aries down across his knee with a Yurinagi. Sky then heads up to the top turnbuckle, but Aries cuts him off and crotches him on the top turnbuckle. Aries then climbs up to the middle turnbuckle and delivers a Brainbuster from the middle turnbuckle and makes the cover for the three count.

Aries retains his title as he advances to defend it this Sunday against Pete Dunne at Heatwave. In the back, we see Suicide from behind as he tosses his half-eaten sandwich in the trash and pulls his mask back into place and turns around. Suddenly, he’s jumped from behind by Adam Cole and Sami Callihan. Callihan slams Suicide’s head into the wall and Cole rips off his mask and we see that he is… just some random dude. Cole and Callihan are flummoxed by this and the guy explains he’s not the real Suicide, he’s just a member of the ring crew. He says the real guy paid him not five minutes ago to take his spare costume and wander around until he found them. He says Suicide left them a message. The guy then produces a card and hands it to Callihan, but before he can open it, Cole snatches it away. Cole opens it and we see it says “See you later, Suckers.” Cole pushes the card into Callihan’s chest and storms off in disgust. Callihan takes the card and yells “I am not a Sucker.” Callihan then punts the fake Suicide in the head and dumps him upside down into a garbage can and walks away as we go off the air. Join us Saturday for Heatwave, only on Pay Per View.