NAPWA - Up From The Ashes Pre-Show: 10-28-26

 

NAPWA: UP FROM THE ASHES

THE OFFICIAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT PREVIEW SHOW

Wednesday, October 28, 2026  |  Atlantic City, New Jersey

Cody Lewis • Antonio Lee • Backstage Correspondent Lizzy

Six vacant championships. Forty-eight tournament entries. One historic night.

1. Show opener — A company rises again

(The program opens in darkness. Archival footage shows FOE with the World Championship, Jennifer Incredible raising the Women’s Championship, Ian LeSabre with the International Championship, and Brymstone and Braden Brookens with the Tag Team belts. The footage fades to the June 2025 shutdown: an empty arena, vacant belts, and darkness.)

Narrator: June 30, 2025. The North American Professional Wrestling Alliance closed its doors. Championships were vacated. Rivalries were left unresolved. Careers were interrupted.

Narrator: But the history never disappeared. Now the past meets the future. November 1, 2026. Atlantic City, New Jersey. Six championships. Six tournaments. A new beginning.

(The UP FROM THE ASHES logo fills the screen. The cameras open inside a studio with all six championship belts illuminated behind Cody Lewis and Antonio Lee.)

Cody Lewis: Good evening, wrestling fans! Welcome to the official NAPWA Up From The Ashes Preview Show! I’m Cody Lewis, alongside Antonio Lee. Tonight we take an in-depth look at one of the most important events in company history.

Antonio Lee: When NAPWA shut down in June 2025, nobody knew if these championships would be defended again. Some wrestlers moved on. Others waited. But they’ve returned, and every title has to be earned.

Cody: Nobody is being handed a championship. Malice was the last World Champion, Amanda Nunes the last Women’s Champion, and Brymstone and Braden Brookens the last Tag Team Champions. None of that guarantees them a thing.

Antonio: We’ll review all six tournaments, the history behind them, the favorites and potential upsets. And we’ll hear from the wrestlers themselves.

Cody: We begin with the man guiding NAPWA through its return: General Manager Ozzie Spellman!

2. Special guest — GM Ozzie Spellman

(Ozzie Spellman enters the studio, shakes hands with Cody and Antonio, and takes his seat.)

Cody: Ozzie, welcome. We’re finally approaching the night when NAPWA crowns six new champions.

Ozzie Spellman: And it’s about damn time, Cody. Bringing this company back wasn’t easy. People thought the championships were history and everybody would move on. But NAPWA has always been bigger than one wrestler or one person behind a desk.

Antonio: Why tournaments instead of restoring the belts to the champions who held them when NAPWA shut down?

Ozzie: Because championships aren’t souvenirs. Malice was the last World Champion. Amanda was the last Women’s Champion. Brymstone and Brookens were the last Tag Team Champions. But that was June 2025. This is October 2026. Championships are earned in the ring.

Cody: Some of the seeds have been controversial.

Ozzie: Put forty-eight entries into tournaments and you’ll get forty-seven complaints. Type O Negative is a three-time World Champion, but he’s been away almost six years and Malice has beaten him twice since he returned. If he wants to prove he belongs, he can do it the hard way.

Antonio: And your own situation with Malice?

Ozzie: Malice has always had a problem with authority. He put his hands on me; I responded. Being the number one seed doesn’t give him permission to do whatever he wants.

Cody: Colt Heafy, the Strat Collective and Pharaoh’s Army all have tournament interests. What about interference?

Ozzie: The titles will be decided in the ring. Any manager or faction leader who decides to interfere will answer to me.

Cody: What do you say to fans who followed NAPWA before the shutdown and have returned since the reboot?

Ozzie: Thank you. Without them, there is no NAPWA. November 1 is about more than crowning champions. It’s about proving this company has a future. And I intend to make damn sure it does.

(Ozzie shakes hands with the announcers.)

3. World Tag Team Championship Tournament preview

Seeded competitor / team	Opponent
#1 Brymstone & Braden Brookens	#8 Ridge Reynolds & Baron Bishop
#4 Extravagante & Alexander Zukov	#5 Hollywood Star & King Stratosphere
#3 Emo Extreme	#6 Stomp Machine
#2 The Olympians	#7 Smash Brothers

 

Cody: Brymstone and Braden Brookens were the last team to hold the Tag Team Championship before the shutdown. They’re trying to reclaim it while both also compete in the Landell Tournament.

Antonio: Their first-round opponents, Ridge Reynolds and Baron Bishop, have Devastation Inc connections and plenty of size and aggression. That’s a difficult opener.

Cody: The Olympians, Mighty Zeus and Apollo Jackson, meet JDizzle and Raine Barlow of the Smash Brothers.

Antonio: JDizzle just pinned Stampede Horton in Philadelphia. Raine lost to Joshua James and will want to make a statement. But the Olympians are tremendous athletes.

Cody: Emo Extreme faces Stomp Machine. Emo and Chino defeated them on October 23.

Antonio: Which gives Emo Extreme confidence, but also gives Stomp Machine a chance to correct its mistakes.

Cody: Pharaoh’s Army representatives Extravagante and Zukov meet Hollywood Star and King Stratosphere.

Antonio: Hollywood and Stratosphere have already beaten Stomp Machine since the reboot. Don’t overlook them. My early favorite is Emo Extreme; they’re violent, experienced and fearless.

Cody: I lean toward the Olympians, but this bracket is wide open.

4. Lizzy interviews Emo Extreme — Chino and Emo

(Lizzy stands in a dim backstage area with Emo Hawthorne and Chino Morales.)

Lizzy: You’ve defeated the Olympians and Stomp Machine recently. How confident are you as the number three seeds?

Emo Hawthorne: Everybody keeps asking about confidence. We beat the Olympians. We beat Stomp Machine. What else do people want, a handwritten invitation to get their asses kicked?

Chino Morales: Everybody talks about history. Brymstone and Brookens were champions. The Olympians are powerful. The Smash Brothers are dangerous. Nobody talks about what happens when they get in the ring with us.

Lizzy: Stomp Machine gets another shot at you in the first round.

Emo: Then they already know what they’re getting.

Chino: Malosi and Gamba can study that match all week. When the bell rings, they’re still across from Emo Extreme.

Lizzy: You could meet Brymstone and Brookens later.

Emo: Good. I want the best. Let them bring their history. Let the Olympians bring thunder. We’re bringing violence.

Chino: And we’re leaving with the belts.

(They walk away.)

5. Television Championship Tournament preview

Seeded competitor / team	Opponent
#1 Raine Barlow	#8 Bunyin Yang
#4 Extravagante	#5 All-American Jim Ambers
#3 Sidewinder Samuels	#6 Padre Hubcap
#2 Mr. Boom Shaka Laka	#7 Joshua James

 

Cody: The Television Championship has a tremendous lineage. Padre Hubcap, formerly Jose, has held it five times. Joshua James has won it four times. Raine Barlow was the last champion before the shutdown.

Antonio: Raine is the top seed and faces Bunyin Yang. Bunyin has struggled recently, but Raine can’t overlook him.

Cody: Number two Mr. Boom Shaka Laka meets Joshua James, fresh off a win over Raine Barlow.

Antonio: That’s a brutal first-round match. Boom has been excellent alongside Padre Hubcap, but Joshua knows what it takes to carry this belt.

Cody: Sidewinder Samuels faces Padre Hubcap, while Extravagante takes on All-American Jim Ambers.

Antonio: Ambers is a four-time World Champion, but Cousin Vinny pinned him on October 23. And The Process has distractions involving Ian LeSabre.

Cody: Raine remains the top seed, but Joshua has momentum at just the right time.

6. Lizzy interviews Joshua James

Lizzy: Joshua, congratulations on defeating Raine Barlow last Friday. How important was that after your steel cage defeat October 9?

Joshua James: It meant a hell of a lot. Raine beat me. He made me submit. Everybody saw it, and I had to live with it. But I wasn’t going to let one loss define Joshua James.

Lizzy: You pinned him with a Swinging Neckbreaker.

Joshua: And it felt damn good. One victory doesn’t erase everything, though. Raine’s one of the best in NAPWA. That’s why beating him means something.

Lizzy: You’re the seventh seed, facing Mr. Boom Shaka Laka.

Joshua: Boom is tremendous. He’s won titles, he’s got the fans behind him, and he’s dangerous. But I’ve won the Television Championship four times. I know what it takes, and I’m not coming to Atlantic City to make up the numbers.

Lizzy: You could meet Raine again if you both advance.

Joshua: If that happens, we settle it again. Right now, Boom is in front of me. Double J is coming to win a championship.

7. International Championship Tournament preview

Seeded competitor / team	Opponent
#1 Ian LeSabre	#8 Big Stevie D
#4 JV Heinous	#5 Damien Raygun
#3 King Stratosphere	#6 Jimmy James
#2 Mighty Zeus	#7 Paulie Spatoli

 

Cody: Ian LeSabre is the number one seed and the last International Champion before NAPWA shut down. But he’s spent weeks battling Colt Heafy and The Process.

Antonio: Ian, Cousin Vinny and M.A. Randolph defeated Brahma, Ambers and Damien Raygun last Friday, but the conflict isn’t finished.

Cody: Ian faces Big Stevie D. JV Heinous submitted Stevie in two minutes on October 16, and Mighty Zeus pinned JV in Philadelphia.

Antonio: Stevie is dangerous, but his recent results haven’t been good. Mighty Zeus, the number two seed, meets Paulie Spatoli and is one of my favorites.

Cody: King Stratosphere meets Jimmy James; JV Heinous faces Damien Raygun.

Antonio: Raygun has made it clear he is not a member of The Process. His interest is Ian LeSabre and the International Championship.

Cody: Ian and Raygun could only meet in the final. Given their history, that would be quite a conclusion.

8. Lizzy interviews Ian LeSabre — Interrupted by Raine Barlow

(Ian joins Lizzy backstage, relaxed but focused.)

Lizzy: You were the last International Champion and are the number one seed. What would winning again mean?

Ian LeSabre: Everything. When NAPWA shut down, I wondered if we’d ever get another chance. Now the fans are back, the belts are back, and I can prove I still belong at the top.

Lizzy: You’ve had a difficult few weeks with Colt Heafy.

Ian: Difficult? I’ve been stabbed in the back, beaten down, and watched Colt shove my wife to the ground. But last Friday, Vinny, M.A. and I reminded The Process that we don’t go away quietly.

Lizzy: Your first opponent is Big Stevie D.

Ian: Big, dangerous man. I won’t overlook him. I’ve held the International Championship twice, and I know what it takes.

Lizzy: You could face Damien Raygun in the final.

Ian: Damien’s been talking about darkness and shadows. If we meet, he’ll find out I don’t scare easily. And if he gets caught in one of my submissions—

Raine Barlow: Oh, for crying out loud.

(Raine walks into the interview area.)

Lizzy: Raine Barlow! We’re in the middle of an interview.

Raine: Yeah, I noticed. Ian LeSabre. International Championship. Colt Heafy. Jennifer Incredible. Tap Tap Time. Wonderful story. Really inspiring.

Ian: Raine, is there something I can help you with?

Raine: Actually, yeah. I’m the NUMBER ONE seed in the Television Championship Tournament. And here I am waiting while you interview Ian, Joshua James, Mighty Zeus, Pen Pen and whoever else walks past the camera.

Lizzy: Joshua was interviewed because he defeated you last Friday.

Raine: Oh, that’s cute. Joshua gets an interview because he finally won one match against me? I made him submit inside a steel cage. I was the last Television Champion. I’m the top seed. But apparently that’s not interesting.

Ian: Maybe if you stopped interrupting everybody else’s interviews, somebody would invite you to one.

Raine: Very funny, Ian. Everybody acts like Joshua made history. He won one match. Congratulations, Joshua. I’m still the man to beat in this division.

Lizzy: Your first-round opponent is Bunyin Yang.

Raine: Exactly. I’ll beat him, advance, and reclaim the title I never should have had to surrender.

Ian: Well, Raine, I wish you luck.

Raine: I don’t need your luck.

Ian: Good. I wasn’t planning to give you any.

Raine: Enjoy your interview, Ian. Good luck with Colt. You’re doing a fantastic job handling that.

(Raine walks away.)

Ian: Some people just don’t know when to shut up.

Lizzy: Final thoughts, Ian?

Ian: Big Stevie, I’m ready. Raygun, if we meet, I’m ready. Colt, Jennifer hasn’t forgotten what you did. Neither have I. Atlantic City — TAP! TAP! TIME!

9. Women’s Championship Tournament preview

Seeded competitor / team	Opponent
#1 Amanda Nunes	#8 Maddie Fu
#4 Jennifer Incredible	#5 Kitty Kat Maiden
#3 Trina Hollywood	#6 SuZan
#2 Pen Pen	#7 Pamela

 

Cody: The Women’s Championship has a remarkable history. Jennifer Incredible has held it nine times, Kitty Kat Maiden six, Amora five, Pamela four, and SuZan three.

Antonio: Amanda Nunes was the last champion before the shutdown and is the top seed. She faces Maddie Fu.

Cody: Pen Pen meets Pamela, Trina Hollywood faces SuZan, and Jennifer Incredible battles Kitty Kat Maiden in a huge first-round meeting.

Antonio: Kitty defeated Maddie on October 9 and Pen Pen on October 16. Jennifer pinned Amanda in a four-way October 9 and teamed with Amora to beat Kitty and Pamela on October 23.

Cody: Pen Pen also pinned Trina in just three minutes last Friday.

Antonio: Amanda is the top seed, but Jennifer’s chasing a tenth reign and has plenty of motivation. This tournament could surprise everybody.

10. Lizzy interviews Amanda Nunes

Lizzy: Amanda, you were the last Women’s Champion and enter as number one seed. How confident are you?

Amanda Nunes: Very. I didn’t become champion because somebody gave me a belt. I became champion because I beat people. That’s what I do.

Lizzy: Jennifer pinned you earlier this month, and Pen Pen won last Friday’s four-way.

Amanda: So what? Jennifer pinned me. Fine. Pen Pen won a four-way. Good for her. In a one-on-one tournament, nobody else can steal the pin. You have to beat me.

Lizzy: First round is Maddie Fu.

Amanda: Maddie’s tough. But she’ll need to be tougher than ever to beat me.

Lizzy: Jennifer’s chasing a tenth championship. Does that motivate you?

Amanda: Jennifer can chase ten, twenty or a hundred. None of that matters across the ring from me. I’m not handing her a belt because she has a nice story.

Lizzy: Your final message?

Amanda: Train hard. Bring your best. Don’t make excuses when I beat you. I’m coming to get my championship back.

11. Landell Championship Tournament preview

Seeded competitor / team	Opponent
#1 Brahma	#8 Alexander Zukov
#4 M.A. Randolph	#5 Braden Brookens
#3 Brymstone	#6 Cousin Vinny
#2 Ridge Reynolds	#7 JDizzle

 

Cody: The Landell Championship rewards toughness, technical ability and determination. Brahma has held it three times, Cousin Vinny twice, and several former World Champions are in the bracket.

Antonio: Brahma faces Alexander Zukov, who’s built momentum since the reboot. Ridge Reynolds meets JDizzle, fresh off pinning Stampede Horton.

Cody: Brymstone faces Cousin Vinny. M.A. Randolph meets Braden Brookens.

Antonio: Those are tremendous first-round matches. Brymstone and Brookens are also trying to win the Tag Team Championship on the same night. That’s a difficult double assignment.

12. Lizzy interviews Brahma and The Director Colt Heafy

(Colt stands in an expensive suit beside Brahma, who has his arms crossed.)

Lizzy: Brahma is the Landell Tournament’s top seed. Your expectations?

Colt Heafy: The Process does not enter tournaments hoping for success. We expect it. Brahma is number one because he’s the most dominant force in that bracket.

Lizzy: But he faces Alexander Zukov.

Brahma: ZUKOV! Alexander Zukov thinks he can defeat Brahma? Brahma has crushed bigger men, stronger men, better men! When Brahma gets his arms around him, he’ll learn what real power feels like!

Lizzy: You’ve held the Landell title three times. Would a fourth be special?

Brahma: Brahma doesn’t count championships, Lizzy! BRAHMA COLLECTS THEM!

Colt: That’s why he belongs in The Process. Excellence is demonstrated, not merely discussed.

Lizzy: The Process suffered a major defeat Friday when Ian LeSabre, Cousin Vinny and M.A. Randolph defeated Brahma, Ambers and Raygun.

Colt: We’re here to discuss the Landell Tournament, Lizzy. One setback does not define The Process. Ian can celebrate with his little collection of friends. It doesn’t change Brahma’s seeding.

Lizzy: Jennifer says she hasn’t forgotten what you did in Newark.

Colt: Jennifer involved herself in matters that didn’t concern her. I’m not apologizing because she disliked the consequences.

Lizzy: Brahma, final words?

Brahma: EIGHT MEN ENTER! SEVEN MEN FALL! AND BRAHMA WALKS OUT WITH THE LANDELL CHAMPIONSHIP!

Colt: The Process continues, whether Ian LeSabre likes it or not.

13. World Heavyweight Championship Tournament preview

Seeded competitor / team	Opponent
#1 Malice	#8 Type O Negative
#4 Bruce Biltmore	#5 Tonan
#3 FOE	#6 Stampede Horton
#2 Blackwood Butcher	#7 Justo

 

Cody: The biggest prize in NAPWA. FOE is a five-time World Champion, Type O Negative a three-time champion, and Malice was the last champion before shutdown.

Antonio: Malice is number one, but he faces Type O Negative. Malice beat him September 25 and made him submit October 16. Type O rebounded by defeating Bruce Biltmore last Friday.

Cody: Blackwood Butcher faces Justo. Blackwood suffered a defeat to FOE in Philadelphia, while Justo has already beaten Tonan since the return.

Antonio: FOE faces Stampede Horton. FOE just defeated Blackwood and looks focused on a sixth World title.

Cody: Bruce Biltmore meets Tonan, with both trying to regain momentum.

Antonio: Malice has the seeding, but my pick is FOE. Dangerous, experienced, and more focused than ever.

Cody: I won’t count out Type O. A third meeting with Malice could produce a very different result.

14. Lizzy interviews Malice

Lizzy: Malice, you’re the number one seed and the last World Champion before the shutdown. What would reclaiming the belt mean?

Malice: Wrong question, Lizzy. Ask what it would mean to NAPWA if somebody OTHER than Malice walked out with that belt. I am the standard every World Champion should be measured against.

Lizzy: You face Type O Negative.

Malice: Apparently that’s supposed to frighten me. I beat him September 25. I made him submit October 16. And because he beat Bruce Biltmore last Friday, everybody thinks he’s suddenly going to be champion? Give me a break.

Lizzy: Type O says you won battles, but the war isn’t over.

Malice: Very dramatic. He can talk about darkness and death all he wants. The bell rings, and he faces a man who’s already proven he can beat him.

Lizzy: What about FOE, a five-time World Champion?

Malice: Dangerous, yes. Unbeatable, no. If FOE makes the final, I’ll remind him why I was the last man holding that belt.

Lizzy: Ozzie Spellman says nobody gets special treatment.

Malice: Ozzie should spend less time talking about me and more time running this event. He knows what happened between us. He should know better than to get in my way.

Lizzy: A final message to the field?

Malice: Enjoy your names on the bracket. Enjoy the predictions. When November 1 ends, one name matters: M-A-L-I-C-E.

(Malice walks away.)

15. Final messages from the tournament competitors

(Back in the studio, Cody introduces a series of pre-recorded messages.)

Cody: We’ve heard from the favorites, but several other competitors have sent final messages ahead of Up From The Ashes.

Antonio: And not all of them are planning to exchange handshakes.

A. Blackwood Butcher — The Strat Collective

(Blackwood stands in a darkened locker room.)

Blackwood Butcher: Justo. You think you’ll make a name at my expense? You have no idea what you’re getting into. I’ve broken bigger men and hurt tougher men. When you step into the ring, you’ll find out why they call me the Butcher. The World Championship belongs in the Strat Collective. I’ll cut through anybody in my way.

B. FOE — Five-time World Champion

(FOE appears in a training area.)

FOE: Everybody keeps talking about Malice and Type O Negative. Everybody keeps talking about who used to hold the title. I held that damn World Championship FIVE TIMES! I didn’t win those belts by kissing somebody’s ass or hiding behind a manager. I beat the hell out of whoever stood across from me. Stampede Horton, you’re first. Then the next poor bastard. Malice, Type O, Blackwood — I don’t give a damn who makes the final. I’m coming for my SIXTH World Championship, and anybody who doesn’t like it can kiss my ass!

C. Type O Negative — A message for Malice

(Type O stands alone in a dim room.)

Type O Negative: Malice. You have defeated me twice. You believe those victories have settled the matter. You believe the man who once held three World Championships is nothing more than a memory. But memories return. Some things refuse to remain buried. November 1. The darkness comes for you.

D. Braden Brookens and Brymstone — Double championship opportunity

Brookens: When NAPWA shut down, Brymstone and I were Tag Team Champions. We never lost those belts in the ring.

Brymstone: But we’re not asking anybody to hand them back. If you want to be champion, you earn it.

Brookens: We face Ridge Reynolds and Baron Bishop first. And we’re both competing in the Landell Tournament.

Brymstone: I’ve won four World Championships. Cousin Vinny, I respect your history, but I’m not interested in it when we meet.

Brookens: M.A. Randolph, I respect what you’ve done. Respect won’t stop me from trying to beat you.

Brymstone: We’re not coming to participate.

Brookens: We’re coming to win.

Brymstone: And we intend to leave with more than one championship.

E. Jennifer Incredible — Chasing number ten

Jennifer Incredible: Nine times. Nine times I’ve held the Women’s Championship. I’ve fought the toughest women in NAPWA and found a way back every time. November 1, I have a chance to make it ten. First I have to get through Kitty Kat Maiden. Kitty, we’ve fought over championships, pride, and sometimes because we can’t stand each other. You know what I can do, and I know what you can do. I’m coming to make history. And Colt Heafy, I haven’t forgotten what you did. I’m focused on the championship, but what happened between us isn’t over. Kitty, I’ll see you November 1. Jennifer Incredible is coming for number ten!

F. Kitty Kat Maiden — The Women’s Division

Kitty Kat Maiden: Oh, Jennifer. Jennifer. Jennifer. Nine championships. Ten championships. Blah, blah, blah. Doesn’t anybody get tired of her talking about herself? I’ve held the Women’s Championship SIX times. Jennifer, talk about your husband, your friends, and your problems with Colt all you want. None of it matters when you face me. I’m going to embarrass you, beat you, and remind everyone why Kitty Kat Maiden is the most fabulous woman in NAPWA! Amanda, Pen Pen, Trina, SuZan — don’t get comfortable. That belt is coming home with me.

G. The Olympians — Mighty Zeus and Apollo Jackson

(Zeus and Apollo stand in a gymnasium.)

Mighty Zeus: MORTALS OF NAPWA! The gods of Olympus shall reclaim their rightful place above all others!

Apollo Jackson: Zeus, let’s not get ahead of ourselves. We face JDizzle and Raine Barlow first. They’re dangerous.

Zeus: No mortal is more dangerous than the thunder of Olympus!

Apollo: Maybe not, but we still have to beat them. Brymstone and Brookens were champions. Emo Extreme has been impressive. Hollywood Star and King Stratosphere have been winning. We respect them, but we believe we’re the best team.

Zeus: AND WE SHALL PROVE IT!

Apollo: Zeus also has the International Tournament.

Zeus: Paulie Spatoli shall fall first! Then the others! Ian LeSabre, King Stratosphere, Damien Raygun — whoever stands before Mighty Zeus shall feel the thunder!

Apollo: And we plan to bring championship gold back to Olympus.

Zeus: LET THE THUNDER ROLL!

16. Final comments and sign-off

(The cameras return to Cody and Antonio. The six championship belts are illuminated behind them.)

Cody: What an incredible collection of competitors preparing for Up From The Ashes.

Antonio: And look how the stories connect. Malice wants to reclaim the World title. FOE wants a sixth reign. Type O wants to prove his return wasn’t a mistake.

Cody: Jennifer is chasing her tenth Women’s Championship, while Amanda Nunes wants to reclaim the belt she held when NAPWA closed.

Antonio: Brahma believes the Landell title belongs to him. Ian LeSabre wants the International Championship back. Raine Barlow wants to remind everybody why he was the last Television Champion.

Cody: And Brymstone and Brookens want to prove they’re still the best tag team in the company.

Antonio: But nobody can control the unexpected. One mistake, one surprise, one performance of a lifetime — that’s all it takes to change a tournament.

Cody: When NAPWA shut down on June 30, 2025, these championships became symbols of an uncertain future. But the wrestlers returned. The fans returned. And now the opportunity to make history has returned.

Antonio: Forty-eight tournament entries. Six championship brackets. Only six winners.

Cody: For Lizzy, Antonio Lee, and everyone at the North American Professional Wrestling Alliance, I’m Cody Lewis. Thank you for joining the official Up From The Ashes Preview Show.

Antonio: We’ll see you in Atlantic City!

Cody: Sunday, November 1, 2026 — NAPWA presents UP FROM THE ASHES!

(The championship belts appear one last time as the show logo fills the screen.)

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