GCW For The Culture 4 Results (3/30): Trish Adora Vs. Calvin Tankman For The Pan-Afrikan World Diaspora Wrestling Title, More

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Game Changer Wrestling presents For The Culture 4 from the Ukrainian Cultural Center in Los Angeles, California, as part of The Collective. For fans unfamiliar with For The Culture, the event celebrates wrestlers of color from around the world. Six matches are penciled in for the show, including Trish Adora putting the Pan-Afrikan World Diaspora Wrestling Championship on the line against Calvin Tankman. Adora has been the only individual to hold the title since its inception in 2020, with the gold being defended in various promotions across the globe, such as GCW, Beyond Wrestling, and PROGRESS. 

Announced card prior to the show

* Trish Adora (c) vs. Calvin Tankman for the Pan-Afrikan World Diaspora Wrestling Championship

* Myron Reed (c) vs. Man Like Dereiss vs. Kevin Knight in a three-way match for the Black Wrestlers Matter Championship

* Billy Dixon vs. Willie Mack

* 2 Cold Scorpio vs. Bryan Keith

* Faye Jackson vs. Ashton Starr vs. Ju Dizz vs. Keita Murray vs. Devon Monroe vs. Darius Carter vs. Terry Yaki in a Scramble match

* West Coast (Kenny King, Alpha Zo, Midas Kreed, G. Sharpe, and Mazzerati) vs. The World (Suge D, AC Mack, Jeffrey John, Joseline Navarro, and Lucky Ali) in a 10-person tag team match

Faye Jackson vs. Ashton Starr vs. Ju Dizz vs. Keita Murray vs. Devon Monroe vs. Darius Carter vs. Terry Yaki in a Scramble match

Carter struck Jackson in the corner of the ring. Jackson retaliated. Yaki sent Carter to the floor. Monroe and Starr fought after taking out Jackson. Jackson returned and took out Monroe and Starr. Carter and Dizz collided in the ring. Yaki took Carter off his feet and sent him to the outside. Yaki springboarded off the top rope to the floor. Murray and Dizz followed with dives through the ropes. 

Murray locked Yaki in a crab in the center of the ring. Starr returned and took out Murray. Monroe briefly gained the advantage before Jackson delivered a hurricanrana. Carter drove Jackson into the canvas with a piledriver. Dizz drove Carter into the mat. Carter stole the victory after Monroe took Dizz off his feet with a leap from the turnbuckles. 

Winner: Darius Carter via pinfall

Billy Dixon vs. Willie Mack

Dixon headed to the floor and sent two chairs and a door into the ring. Dixon and Mack fought at ringside. Dixon delivered two chops to Mack's chest. Mack took Dixon off his feet with a big clothesline. Mack struck Dixon in the chest with two chops.

Back inside the ring, Mack and Dixon exchanged strikes. Mack took Dixon off his feet with a superkick. Mack picked up a steel chair and struck Dixon's back with it. Mack attempted a pin, but Dixon kicked out. Dixon took control and landed a big DDT in the center of the ring. Dixon hit Mack in the back with a steel chair. 

Dixon set up a door bridge in the corner of the ring. Mack sent Dixon through the door with a powerbomb from the turnbuckles. Dixon kicked out of another pinfall attempt. Mack set up a door in the corner, but Dixon sent Mack through it with a spear. Dixon attempted a cover. Dixon landed a spinebuster and went for another pin. 

Mack connected with a stunner. Dixon rolled out of the ring when Mack went to the top turnbuckle. Dixon and Mack fought on the floor again. Mack sent Dixon into the ring post. Mack slammed Dixon onto a steel chair at ringside. Back in the ring, Mack attempted a stunner, but Dixon countered and picked up the win with a backslide. 

Winner: Billy Dixon via pinfall

West Coast (Kenny King, Alpha Zo, Midas Kreed, G. Sharpe, and Mazzerati) vs. The World (Suge D, AC Mack, Jeffrey John, JC Storm, and Jay Malachi) in a 10-person tag team match

It was revealed that the match would be contested under Survivor Series rules. AC Mack and Alpha Zo began the match as the legal wrestlers. Zo gained the advantage. Zo delivered a big forearm in the corner and followed it up with a boot to the face. Zo attempted a pin. Sharpe and Malachi entered the match. Malachi turned Sharpe inside out with a chop to the chest. 

Storm and Mazzerati collided as the legal wrestlers. Kreed and John fought next. John sent Kreed out of the ring with a dropkick. King and Suge D tagged into the match. King used his quickness to take Suge D off his feet. Suge D locked King in a headlock. Suge D repeatedly attempted to take King off his feet with a shoulder tackle. Suge D eventually succeeded after kicking King in the groin.

Suge D and King exchanged blows. The referee lost control when every wrestler in the match entered the ring and brawled. A handful of wrestlers leaped to the floor and wiped out several wrestlers. Malachi jumped over the ring post and took everyone out at ringside. Malachi and Sharpe fought again. Sharpe eliminated Malachi with a brainbuster. 

John stretched Sharpe on his back with a submission hold. Kreed took John off his feet when he was tagged in. Kreed was next to be eliminated following a forearm from Suge D. Suge D and Mazzerati collided. Suge D tagged in Storm. Mazzerati and Storm traded blows. 

Mazzerati eliminated Storm following a Northern Lights suplex. Mack delivered two Mack Tens to eliminate Mazzerati. John was eliminated next by King. Suge D and Mack worked together against Sharpe. Mack eliminated Sharpe with an assisted Mack Ten. King and Zo scored the victory for their team with a double pin on Suge D and Mack. 

Winners: West Coast (Kenny King and Alpha Zo the sole survivors)

2 Cold Scorpio vs. Bryan Keith

Scorpio and Keith locked up as the match began. Scorpio managed to back Keith into the corner. Keith took Scorpio down and placed him in a wristlock. Keith put Scorpio in a keylock. Scorpio backed Keith into the corner again to break the hold. Scorpio took Keith down with a back trip. Scorpio connected with a dropkick and followed up with an arm drag. 

Scorpio began to control the bout and took Keith off his feet with a shoulder tackle. Keith replied with a big boot, dropkick, and an arm drag. Keith locked Scorpio in a keylock on the mat. Scorpio sent Keith back down when he was back on his feet. Scorpio connected with a front flip leg drop. Moments later, Keith caught Scorpio and landed a DDT.

Keith connected with a big knee and attempted a cover. Keith locked Scorpio in a leg submission in the center of the ring. Keith worked on Scorpio's legs after he broke the hold. Keith delivered three standing kicks to Scorpio's chest but was unsuccessful with a pin attempt. 

Scorpio and Keith went back and forth with forearm strikes. Scorpio knocked Keith down with a big clothesline. Keith and Scorpio traded kicks to the face. Keith began to build some momentum. Scorpio sent Keith down with a kick to the head. Scorpio connected with a twisted splash from the top and went for a cover. Scorpio landed a moonsault from the turnbuckles, but it still wasn't enough to finish off Keith. 

Scorpio headed to the top again. Keith pushed the referee into the ropes, which caused Scorpio to lose his balance. Keith landed a superplex from the top. Keith connected with a Diamond Dust from the turnbuckles and went for another cover. Scorpio attempted a powerbomb, but Keith rolled through and picked up the win. 

Winner: Bryan Keith via pinfall 

Myron Reed (c) vs. Man Like Dereiss vs. Kevin Knight in a three-way match for the Black Wrestlers Matter Championship

Knight attacked Dereiss as the match got underway. Reed ended up on the floor, and Knight took him out with a leap over the ropes. Reed and Knight fought in the ring. Reed connected with a superkick in the corner and then landed a leg drop. Dereiss returned and connected with a dropkick on Reed. Dereiss took control of the match and kept Knight grounded. 

Reed went to the top turnbuckle, but Knight delivered a headscissors, which resulted in Knight wiping out Dereiss in the middle of the ring. Reed missed a high-risk move but immediately connected with a flurry of blows on Knight. Dereiss began to build momentum and took out both opponents. 

The pace of the match picked up, with Dereiss and Reed connecting with cutters before Knight landed a huge dropkick on Reed while he was in the air. Dereiss dived through the ropes to wipe out the reigning champion. Reed took Knight off track with a kick on the apron. Reed dived over the ropes to wipe out Knight. 

Back in the ring, Dereiss broke up a cover with a 450 splash. Dereiss landed a powerbomb on the champion and attempted a pin. Dereiss missed with a 450. Reed caught Knight in the air with a cutter as he connected with a frog splash on Dereiss. Reed retained the gold by delivering an Air Raid Crash to Knight on top of Dereiss. 

Winner and STILL Black Wrestlers Matter Champion: Myron Reed via pinfall

Trish Adora (c) vs. Calvin Tankman for the Pan-Afrikan World Diaspora Wrestling Championship

The champion immediately kicked Tankman out of the ring. Adora took control as the title clash returned to the ring. Adora landed a satellite DDT. Tankman briefly fought back, but Adora delivered a German suplex to the challenger. Tankman responded with a pop-up elbow. Tankman bodyslammed Adora into the canvas. Adora delivered a series of chops and forearms to Tankman. The challenger replied with another bodyslam and a standing splash. 

Adora struck Tankman and sent him into the corner. The champion connected with a hip attack. Adora continued to build momentum. Tankman took Adora off her feet with a big clothesline. Tankman connected with an elbow to the back of the head but was unsuccessful with a pin attempt. Adora delivered a powerbomb to Tankman from the turnbuckles. The champion followed up with a lariat. Adora retained the gold with the cattle mutilation submission. 

Winner and STILL Pan-Afrikan World Diaspora Wrestling Championship: Trish Adora via submisssion

- After the match, Billy Dixon entered the ring and indicated that it was his time for a title shot. 

- That's all for GCW For The Culture 4!