PWSA Presents: SUper Havoc Pro Wrestling - What Would You Do?
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SUPER HAVOC PRO WRESTLING: WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
📅 Sunday, September 27, 2026
📍 Pro Wrestling Star Academy, 22 King St., Mount Holly, New Jersey
🚪 Doors: 3:30 PM ET
🔔 Bell Time: 4:00 PM ET / 3:00 PM CT
🎟️ Tickets: $25
📺 Streaming LIVE on the SPO Wrestling YouTube channel
South Jersey indie wrestling gets a wonderfully weird one this afternoon.
Super Havoc Pro Wrestling returns to Mount Holly with WHAT WOULD YOU DO?, and the card feels less like somebody assembled wrestlers from one roster and more like they opened a portal into several different generations of Northeast independent wrestling at once.
You have Little Guido colliding with Cole Radrick.
Nick Gage and Tim Donst reopening a rivalry with nearly a decade of scars attached to it.
Tracy Williams and Conor Claxton revisiting a matchup that dates all the way back to the mid-2010s Beyond/CZW ecosystem.
Then there’s a three-way featuring Drew Gulak, Greg Excellent and Ruckus, which might cause anyone who watched CZW in the late 2000s to suddenly develop lower-back pain.
And that’s before Kid Chaos shows up with absolutely no advertised opponent or explanation beyond:
“WHAT WILL KID CHAOS DO?”
Fair enough.
Cagematch lists today’s show in Mount Holly, while independent event listings confirm the 4 PM start. SHP itself is the continuation/rebranding of Sean Henderson Presents, which became Super Havoc Pro Wrestling earlier this year under owner Sean Henderson.
Let’s break this glorious pile of wrestling archaeology down.
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🇮🇹 FIRST TIME EVER
COLE RADRICK vs. LITTLE GUIDO
The phrase FIRST TIME EVER gets thrown around constantly in wrestling.
This one genuinely feels interesting.
On one side is Cole Radrick, one of the most consistently traveled independent wrestlers of the last several years, somebody equally comfortable wrestling a technical match, diving into a scramble or getting dragged into GCW chaos.
On the other side?
Little Guido. Nunzio. James Maritato.
A wrestler whose career stretches through ECW, WWE, the FBI and more than three decades of professional wrestling.
Guido is still active in 2026, wrestling as recently as July, including teaming with Ray Jaz & Zack Clayton as the FBI.
And Radrick isn’t just getting a nostalgia opponent.
He remains firmly active around the national indie scene, with recent appearances for Freelance, PRODUCE, ACTION and other promotions. He also previously held the GCW Tag Team Championship alongside Alec Price as the Gahbage Daddies.
There’s a fun generational contrast here.
Guido came from an era where smaller wrestlers had to fight tooth and nail to carve out space on major cards.
Radrick belongs to the generation that inherited that space.
Now they meet.
And judging from SHP’s own promotion of the bout, this is their first singles encounter.
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☠️ OLD WOUNDS REOPEN
TIM DONST vs. NICK GAGE
Now THIS has history.
Tim Donst and Nick Gage aren’t strangers.
Not remotely.
Back in 2015 at AIW Absolution X, Donst defeated Gage in an Anything Goes match after surviving chairs, thumbtacks and the sort of environment where a medical insurance form probably bursts into flames on contact.
Then came AIW.
Donst entered November 2017 as AIW Absolute Champion.
Gage defeated him on November 24 to take the championship, then beat him again in December to retain it. Their rivalry continued into 2018, including a Street Fight won by Gage and tag-team encounters elsewhere on the independent scene.
So this is not two veterans shaking hands for a commemorative photograph.
There’s mileage here.
And Donst has already made his presence felt in the reborn SHP.
At Opening Day on July 12, he defeated Drew Gulak 2-1 in a Best Two Out of Three Falls match.
That’s about as Tim Donst as a wrestling result can possibly get.
Gage presents something entirely different.
Technical solutions tend to become considerably less relevant when the opposing strategy is “Nick Gage is now coming toward you.”
These two have wrestled technical matches.
They’ve wrestled fights.
They’ve wrestled over championships.
Today they add another chapter.
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🌶️ “HOT SAUCE” TRACY WILLIAMS vs. CONOR CLAXTON
Here’s one for the deep-cut historians.
Because these two were wrestling one another more than eleven years ago.
Beyond Wrestling uploaded their 2015 match from When Satan Rules His World, describing it as “Hot Sauce” Tracy Williams vs. “Wrench” Conor Claxton. Contemporary coverage praised the matchup for its grappling-heavy, almost shoot-style opening and the way both men blended strikes with technical wrestling.
Their histories crossed elsewhere too.
That same era saw Claxton teaming opposite Catch Point’s Drew Gulak & Tracy Williams in CZW.
Fast-forward eleven years.
Williams has gone through EVOLVE, ROH, MLW and countless independent promotions while remaining one of the country’s most dependable technical wrestlers.
And he’s still extremely active. His 2026 résumé has included matches against Jonathan Gresham, Mike Santana, Eddie Kingston, Marcus Mathers and Mance Warner, along with regular teaming alongside Matt Mako.
Claxton, meanwhile, already owns an SHP victory this summer.
At Opening Day he defeated Colby Corino in a Hardcore Match.
That’s the fun part.
The 2015 version might have been about grappling.
The 2026 versions of these two have accumulated another decade of tricks, damage and bad habits.
Time for the rematch.
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🏀💀 JERMAINE MARBURY vs. LUCKY 13
Two extremely different slices of independent wrestling collide here.
Jermaine Marbury has become one of the busiest younger names in the Northeast, building his basketball-themed presentation while working Wrestling Open, Beyond, JCW, PAPW, GCW and a ridiculous number of other shows.
Just this month he defeated Nick Battee in a 19-minute Timeout Match at Wrestling Open RI, following other recent wins over DJ Powers and Colton Charles.
Then there’s Lucky 13.
The résumé reads differently.
Cage of Survival.
Tangled Web.
Deathmatches.
SHLAK.
Nick Gage.
Alex Colon.
Toby Klein.
Earlier this month Lucky was part of an eight-man deathmatch at CZW Tournament of Death weekend, and he also wrestled in ETU’s Jim L Invitational scramble just eight days ago.
Marbury brings movement, personality and athleticism.
Lucky brings the energy of someone who sees “normal wrestling match” and wonders why nobody has introduced a pane of glass yet.
An oddly compelling pairing.
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🕰️ LEGENDS THREE-WAY DANCE
DREW GULAK vs. GREG EXCELLENT vs. RUCKUS
Someone has activated the 2009 CZW save file.
Look at those names.
Drew Gulak.
Greg Excellent.
Ruckus.
All three are deeply woven into the history of Philadelphia and South Jersey independent wrestling, particularly Combat Zone Wrestling.
Gulak and Excellent were wrestling each other constantly during the late 2000s and early 2010s. Gulak defeated Excellent at CZW Tangled Web 5 in 2012, while the two also spent years meeting in tags, singles matches and championship situations.
Ruckus, of course, represents an entirely different branch of that CZW tree through BLKOUT, where his explosiveness helped define a generation of the promotion.
Old CZW cards are littered with all three names. Sometimes across from each other. Sometimes tangled into the same larger stories.
And Gulak has already wrestled in this building for SHP’s new era.
He lost that 2-out-of-3 falls match to Tim Donst at Opening Day.
Now he gets Greg Excellent.
And Ruckus.
At the same time.
This could be beautiful technical wrestling.
It could also disintegrate into three veterans remembering exactly how annoying the other two were fifteen years ago.
Both outcomes are acceptable.
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🔥 DYLN McKAY vs. SAL MISTRETTA
Here’s our first important card update.
The original event poster pictured Kristian Ross vs. Dyln McKay.
However, SHP’s latest Facebook card rundown supplied ahead of today’s show instead lists:
Sal Mistretta vs. Dyln McKay
So I’m treating Mistretta vs. McKay as the current advertised match, with the usual card subject to change caveat.
McKay was actually part of SHP Opening Day, teaming with Cole Radrick in an unsuccessful challenge against NÜ BackSeatz for the PWU Tag Team Championship.
Mistretta has also been active around the Northeast indie scene and notably won a nine-way GCW Summer Sizzler scramble in August that included Jermaine Marbury, Juni Underwood and others.
Two young names with something to gain.
Sometimes those are the matches that quietly leave a card with the most people talking.
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💥 CARD CHANGE
MARC ANGEL vs. LOIC DUPLESSIS vs. CRAZY DAVE
Here’s the other apparent change.
Earlier advertising announced:
Deklan Grant & Marc Angel vs. Loic Duplessis & Crazy Dave.
That tag match was officially promoted by SHP several weeks ago.
But SHP’s most recent Facebook rundown supplied for today’s event lists:
Marc Angel vs. Loic Duplessis vs. Crazy Dave
with Deklan Grant no longer included.
So unless SHP changes things again before bell time, we’re looking at a three-way rather than the originally advertised tag.
And with these three?
Order may be theoretical anyway.
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🌀 SEVEN-WAY SCRAMBLE
Stan Stylez vs. Jess Moss vs. Sleepy Ed vs. Ryan Redfield vs. Alvin Turner vs. Jackie Thad vs. Ron Bass Jr.
Seven people.
One ring.
Whatever concept of personal space existed when everyone entered the building will shortly be deceased.
The field mixes regulars from SHP/SPO’s Mount Holly ecosystem with personalities that run from bizarre to violent to gloriously unserious.
Several have already worked inside the Pro Wrestling Star Academy this year.
At SHP Opening Day, Jackie Thad, Kristian Ross & Ryan Redfield defeated Billy Avery, Cheeseburger & Shea McCoy, while Sleepy Ed challenged Deklan Grant for the Silver Skywalker Championship.
Scrambles are controlled collisions.
This particular one doesn’t appear especially interested in the “controlled” portion.
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❓ WHAT WILL KID CHAOS DO?
That’s it.
That’s the advertisement.
No opponent.
No stipulation.
No explanation.
Kid Chaos makes his SHP debut.
He isn’t entirely new to this building’s wrestling ecosystem, however. Earlier this month at an SPO event from the same Pro Wrestling Star Academy, Kid Chaos teamed with Papa Juice as Controlled Kaos in a three-way match for the SPO Tag Team Championship against Primal Fear and Skull And Bonez. Primal Fear won the match.
Now he crosses into SHP.
What exactly is he doing?
Apparently we’re finding out together.
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📋 CURRENT ADVERTISED CARD
🔥 First Time Ever:
Cole Radrick vs. Little Guido
☠️ Tim Donst vs. Nick Gage
🌶️ Tracy Williams vs. Conor Claxton
🏀 Jermaine Marbury vs. Lucky 13
🕰️ Legends Three-Way Dance:
Drew Gulak vs. Greg Excellent vs. Ruckus
🔥 Dyln McKay vs. Sal Mistretta
💥 Three-Way:
Marc Angel vs. Loic Duplessis vs. Crazy Dave
🌀 Seven-Way Scramble:
Stan Stylez vs. Jess Moss vs. Sleepy Ed vs. Ryan Redfield vs. Alvin Turner vs. Jackie Thad vs. Ron Bass Jr.
❓ Kid Chaos makes his SHP debut
Cagematch lists SHP What Would You Do? for today in Mount Holly, while SHP’s latest social media rundown provides the updated lineup above.
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👀 WRASSLIN’ ROUNDUP WATCHLIST
There’s something very specific about this card that I love.
It doesn’t feel engineered around one giant main event.
It’s built around connections.
Donst and Gage have nearly a decade of violent history.
Williams and Claxton are revisiting a matchup from 2015.
Gulak, Greg Excellent and Ruckus are practically living fossils from one of the wildest generations in Northeast indie wrestling, except all three can still go.
Then you’ve got Cole Radrick getting Little Guido in a genuine first-time meeting.
Jermaine Marbury crossing into Lucky 13’s bizarre corner of the wrestling universe.
Young names mixed directly alongside wrestlers who helped build the scene they’re performing in.
That’s what makes a small indie card interesting.
You don’t need pyro.
Sometimes all you need is 22 King Street, a wrestling ring, twenty years of unresolved history and Nick Gage walking through the door.
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Super Havoc Pro Wrestling: WHAT WOULD YOU DO? goes down TODAY from the Pro Wrestling Star Academy in Mount Holly, New Jersey. Doors open at 3:30 PM with a 4 PM ET bell time, and SHP says the event will stream live through the SPO Wrestling YouTube channel. SPO’s official site also hosts its YouTube content and event coverage.
🔥 What are you watching closest?
For me, Donst vs. Gage has fascinating history, but Radrick vs. Little Guido is exactly the kind of generational matchup I love seeing on independent cards.
And then there’s Drew Gulak, Greg Excellent and Ruckus.
Somewhere, an old CZW DVD just started spinning by itself. 📀
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