Heroes & Villains, Vol. 2

About this event

Come out and join the stars of Pro Wrestling Symphony as we raise money for some great causes at the second annual Heroes & Villains event! We'll be raising funds for the Every Kid is a Hero Foundation and Gilda's Club Middle Tennessee through ticket and concession sales, so make sure you're there to show your support!

Pro Wrestling Symphony's women's division takes center stage at Heroes & Villains when Women's Champion Kaia McKenna defends her championship for the third time! Opposing her will be Alexis Littlefoot, fresh off a big win over Joiya Blake at The Battle of Five Points in September, and Ravenna Vein, who returns to the Symphony for the first time since her showdown with Sigrid at Blinding Lights in May. As we learned at Corruption, triple threat matches put the defending champion at a disadvantage, so can "The Conduit of Karma" overcome the odds and continue her dominant run at the top of the division? Or will it be "The Big Flexer" or "The Vampire Baddie"'s time to shine? Not to mention, whoever manages to survive Heroes & Villains will have a showdown with Kenzie Paige looming on the horizon at Destruction on December 5!

After winning the Pro Wrestling Symphony Men's Title at Corruption, new champion Tim Bosby announced that with him as champion, every title shot would need to be earned. Symphony management determined that the top six contenders for the title were: "The Chicano Kid" Alejandro, "The Gentleman Barbarian" Bruss Hamilton, Tyler Shoop, "The Wall" Tyler Stevens, "The Backbreaking Artist" Jake Painter, and "The Crocodile" Adrian Thomas, and that all six would compete in a Gauntlet Match to determine who will challenge Bosby at Destruction on December 5! The gauntlet will consist of five consecutive one-on-one matches with the winner of the final fall being crowned the new number-one contender!

The inaugural Pro Wrestling Symphony Men's Champion, Colby Carter reigned for 257 days before being losing the title to Tim Bosby at Corruption. To add insult to injury, moments after losing the title, Carter's old rival "True North" Jaden Newman returned after nearly a year away with a knee injury, laying "The Code" out with a chair. Colby now has his sights set on an Iron Man Match with Newman at Destruction on December 5, but first he has to get through Newman's 4825 partner Jamesen Shook! Shook is one of the fastest-rising stars on the independent scene, racking up victories and titles throughout the country, and he's a much more dangerous competitor now than their previous meetings. Can Carter re-focus on the challenge directly in front of him, or will Carter's dual rivalries with Newman and Bosby allow Shook to pick up the biggest win of his Symphony career?

Royal Prestige (Majestic & TéVon Jordyn) were the inaugural Pro Wrestling Symphony Tag Team Champions, titles they held for over six months before losing a Title vs. Title match to the ACTION Tag Team Champions Top Team at Corruption. After that frustrating loss, "The Velvet Menace" and "The New Era" issued an open challenge to any tag teams on the independent scene that wanted to come into their house. Enter Nasir Dey and Zack Zilla of Fly Def! As a duo, they've had thirteen reigns as champions across eight different promotions, but have never brought their talents to Music City, RP's home turf. Both teams are eager to challenge Top Team for the gold, and the winning pair will have a strong claim to being number-one contenders!

After No Remorse in August, the duos of Kisses and Crosshairs (Corinne Joy & Grayson Pierce) and Jazzy Yang & Terry Yaki got into a heated controversy backstage. Both teams have held onto that anger for three months and will finally get the chance to do battle at Heroes & Villains in Pro Wrestling Symphony's first-ever intergender tag team match!

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