Chaos at Certified Greatness: OCW Superstars Injured, Suspended, Fined, and Sued! - Gabe Seltzer
NEW YORK, NY - May 11, 2025
OCWFED’s “Certified Greatness” shattered box office records at CFG Bank Arena, but behind the curtain, chaos reigned as the fallout from the event has left multiple superstars injured, suspended, fined—and even facing legal action.
Among the most dramatic incidents of the night, Petr Karpov, scheduled to compete at Turmoil 331, was thrown from a second-story scaffold through an arena spotlight. Karpov's current medical condition remains unknown.
Chris Baxter suffered a backstage concussion after being attacked by the rising tag team Southern Dirty Cash, in a shocking display of rookie aggression.
Future Investment Winner John Carter also made headlines after being hurled from a 20-foot ladder by El Gran Mistico. Carter checked himself out of the hospital Sunday morning and seemed less than thrilled with the controversial outcome of his second Future Investment victory. When asked about his next move for Summercide, Carter replied:
“Wait and see, I guess.”
In another shocking return, Devon Flash was brutally attacked post-match by the newly freed RyVaughn, who has just returned to OCW after serving time for fraud. A family member, speaking anonymously, claims Flash is in stable condition, but OCWFED has been unable to confirm his exact status.
Social media has erupted over RyVaughn’s return, with comments ranging from admiration to condemnation:
“That ***** DEAD, B!” – Skibibdity_69
“My guy just got out and he trying to go back LMAO” – ProspectAVE_OG
“KILL ALL RATS” – OmertaDONJulio11
“Streetz don’t forget” – Papito1999x
The altercation also saw multiple arena security staff assaulted while attempting to intervene. As a result, Allied Security has filed a lawsuit against both OCWFED and RyVaughn. However, due to RyVaughn’s limited “Pay Per Appearance” contract, OCWFED has filed for dismissal. Legal commentator and wrestling fan “SharpShootinLegal” weighed in:
“To be released from prison and immediately get sued can be dangerous. In RyVaughn’s case, it’s fraud, not violence—but this still isn’t a good look. I hope he has solid counsel. CALL ME!”
Discipline didn’t stop there. Junko Jiirota and Shianne Lovelace have each been fined $15,000 for separate backstage assaults on production staff. OCW Riot GM Tiberius Octavian Dupree offered a characteristically blunt response:
“KNEESUS KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELVES, ANIMOLS!”
The night culminated in the historic first intergender main event, where CCW Champion B17 defended his title against “The Villain” Kumiko “EMP” Sensation. While the match itself was groundbreaking, its aftermath was anything but celebratory.
During the contest, B17 (aka William Diamond) struck OCWFED CEO Mr. Sensation, knocking him from the ring apron. Mr. Sensation, now nursing a hip injury, had this to say:
“The former champion ASSAULTED ME. This isn’t the first time B17 has shown insubordination! In 2017, I suspended him for trying to sabotage a Riot main event. Now in 2025, he tarnishes a historic moment with an unprovoked attack on the CEO? His ass is back on the goddamn shelf effective immediately. OCWFED will stay in REMISSION!”
Eyewitnesses report that a near-riot broke out in the arena following EMP’s landmark victory, with Mr. and Mrs. Sensation being escorted from the venue under heavy security.
As OCWFED reels from the mayhem, questions loom large: What’s next for the Future Investment briefcase? Will RyVaughn face charges? And can OCWFED maintain order heading into Turmoil 331 and Summercide?
Stay tuned. The fallout has just begun.
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Chaos at Certified Greatness: OCW Superstars Injured, Suspended, Fined, and Sued! - Gabe Seltzer NEW YORK, NY - May 11, 2025 OCWFED’s “Certified Greatness” shattered box office records at CFG Bank Arena, but behind the curtain, chaos reigned as the fallout from the event has left multiple superstars injured, suspended, fined—and even facing legal action. Among the most dramatic incidents of the night, Petr Karpov, scheduled to compete at Turmoil 331, was thrown from a second-story scaffold through an arena spotlight. Karpov's current medical condition remains unknown. Chris Baxter suffered a backstage concussion after being attacked by the rising tag team Southern Dirty Cash, in a shocking display of rookie aggression. Future Investment Winner John Carter also made headlines after being hurled from a 20-foot ladder by El Gran Mistico. Carter checked himself out of the hospital Sunday morning and seemed less than thrilled with the controversial outcome of his second Future Investment victory. When asked about his next move for Summercide, Carter replied: “Wait and see, I guess.” In another shocking return, Devon Flash was brutally attacked post-match by the newly freed RyVaughn, who has just returned to OCW after serving time for fraud. A family member, speaking anonymously, claims Flash is in stable condition, but OCWFED has been unable to confirm his exact status. Social media has erupted over RyVaughn’s return, with comments ranging from admiration to condemnation: “That ***** DEAD, B!” – Skibibdity_69 “My guy just got out and he trying to go back LMAO” – ProspectAVE_OG “KILL ALL RATS” – OmertaDONJulio11 “Streetz don’t forget” – Papito1999x The altercation also saw multiple arena security staff assaulted while attempting to intervene. As a result, Allied Security has filed a lawsuit against both OCWFED and RyVaughn. However, due to RyVaughn’s limited “Pay Per Appearance” contract, OCWFED has filed for dismissal. Legal commentator and wrestling fan “SharpShootinLegal” weighed in: “To be released from prison and immediately get sued can be dangerous. In RyVaughn’s case, it’s fraud, not violence—but this still isn’t a good look. I hope he has solid counsel. CALL ME!” Discipline didn’t stop there. Junko Jiirota and Shianne Lovelace have each been fined $15,000 for separate backstage assaults on production staff. OCW Riot GM Tiberius Octavian Dupree offered a characteristically blunt response: “KNEESUS KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELVES, ANIMOLS!” The night culminated in the historic first intergender main event, where CCW Champion B17 defended his title against “The Villain” Kumiko “EMP” Sensation. While the match itself was groundbreaking, its aftermath was anything but celebratory. During the contest, B17 (aka William Diamond) struck OCWFED CEO Mr. Sensation, knocking him from the ring apron. Mr. Sensation, now nursing a hip injury, had this to say: “The former champion ASSAULTED ME. This isn’t the first time B17 has shown insubordination! In 2017, I suspended him for trying to sabotage a Riot main event. Now in 2025, he tarnishes a historic moment with an unprovoked attack on the CEO? His ass is back on the goddamn shelf effective immediately. OCWFED will stay in REMISSION!” Eyewitnesses report that a near-riot broke out in the arena following EMP’s landmark victory, with Mr. and Mrs. Sensation being escorted from the venue under heavy security. As OCWFED reels from the mayhem, questions loom large: What’s next for the Future Investment briefcase? Will RyVaughn face charges? And can OCWFED maintain order heading into Turmoil 331 and Summercide? Stay tuned. The fallout has just begun. Media Contact: www.OCWFED.tv Twitter: @OCWFED | #CertifiedGreatness #OCWChaos #OCWFED
