RevPro London 112: Connor Mills retains Heavyweight title over Katsuhiko Nakajima
Connor Mills defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima to retain the RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship at RevPro Live In London 112, according to www.fightful.com.
The event took place on October 4 from Porchester Hall in London, England, and aired on RevProOnDemand.
Mills headlined the card with his successful title defense, closing out a night that also saw Kanji retain the RevPro Undisputed British Women's Championship earlier in the show.
No details on the match length, finish, or any post-match events have been confirmed.
FULL RESULTS FROM PORCHESTER HALL
Full results from Porchester Hall, as reported by www.fightful.com, saw Emersyn Jayne kick off the card with a win over Gabby Forza.
Liam Slater followed with a victory against HMD.
The RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship was on the line next, and Kanji defeated JGU to retain the title.
In six-man tag action, lexxis Falcon, Shaun Jackson and Skye Smitson beat Contenders (Elvin Naryan, Isaac Murray and Owen Swain).
Leon Cage then took down Ender Kara.
Jay Joshua, Luke Jacobs and Michael Oku combined to defeat Cameron Khai, Drilla Moloney and JJ Gale in the other trios match.
The main event saw Connor Mills defeat Katsuhiko Nakajima to retain the RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship.
No additional match details, such as times or finishes, are confirmed.
TITLE MATCHES AT THE FOREFRONT
Two championships were on the line at RevPro Live In London 112, and both champions walked out of Porchester Hall with their titles intact.
Kanji successfully defended the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship against JGU in the third match of the night.
Connor Mills then closed the show by defeating Katsuhiko Nakajima to retain the RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship in the main event.
The event featured seven matches in total, according to the results reported by www.fightful.com.
No historical context or championship reign lengths are provided in the source, so how long either champion has held their title has not been confirmed.
REACTION FROM THE NIGHT
No direct quotes from wrestlers, officials, or fans appear in the source material for RevPro Live In London 112.
The only reaction available from the night is the reported results themselves, as published by www.fightful.com. No post-match comments, backstage interviews, or crowd responses are included in the coverage.
Any quotes, backstage comments, or fan reactions from the October 4 event at Porchester Hall have not been confirmed and are not part of the source. The report simply lists the outcomes of the seven matches, from Emersyn Jayne's win over Gabby Forza in the opener to Connor Mills' successful Heavyweight title defense in the main event.
The source notes that full results are available, but no commentary or post-match statements are provided. That leaves the championship victories — Kanji over JGU and Mills over Nakajima — as the only documented reactions from the show.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
What comes next for RevPro and its champions remains unclear. The source does not mention any upcoming RevPro events or dates, according to www.fightful.com.
No future title defenses or challengers have been announced for either Connor Mills or Kanji. Any upcoming events, challengers, or storylines are not confirmed by the source.
The report from the October 4 show at Porchester Hall ends with the results themselves, leaving fans without a roadmap for what follows. Mills' Heavyweight reign and Kanji's Women's title run both continue, but their next opponents are unknown.
For those tracking the wider wrestling landscape, the source points to Fightful's results section. Fans can find results from around the wrestling world there, as stated by www.fightful.com.
Until RevPro announces its next card, the fallout from London 112 remains purely speculative. The only certainty is that both champions left Porchester Hall with their titles intact.
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