The DEFY x PROGRESS Onslaught Brooklyn event delivered an unforgettable night of action-packed matches, showcasing a mix of high-flying athleticism, technical prowess, and raw power. From the breathtaking lucha exchanges in the opener to the hard-hitting drama of the main event, every bout brought its own flavour, keeping the crowd engaged and on their feet.

With standout performances from established stars like Mustafa Ali and rising talents such as Man Like DeReiss and Rhio, the show highlighted the best of both PROGRESS and DEFY.

Here is a rundown of the match card!

“Los Desperados” Gringo Loco & Arez vs. “The Mane Event” Jay Lyon & Midas Black

The match kicked off with Lyon and Arez trading armdrags in a fast-paced opening sequence. Loco delivered a reverse Angle Slam on Midas, stomach-first into the mat, allowing Los Desperados to take control. They hit a Magic Killer and a split-legged moonsault for near falls. Midas turned the tide with a swinging faceplant on Loco, leading to Lyon’s hot tag. Lyon and Midas hit a sequence of team moves, including a Lionsault and a frogsplash, but couldn’t secure the pin. Arez delivered a Pele Kick to Lyon, and Loco executed a second-rope Base Bomb to pin Midas for the win, while Arez humorously missed his chance for a top-rope stomp.

Marina Shafir vs. Allie Katch for the Defy Women’s Title

Marina opened with playful taunts and a back suplex before the action spilled to ringside. Allie targeted Marina’s arm, delivering a cannonball in the corner for a near fall. Marina’s offence included spin kicks and a German suplex, but Allie’s defiance fired up the crowd. Marina unleashed a flurry of kicks and strikes, then used her Mother’s Milk submission for the victory after Allie’s final attempt at a piledriver failed. Marina retained her DEFY Women’s title in a competitive match.

 Tate Mayfairs vs. Homicide

Tate Mayfairs, exuding arrogance, issued an open challenge that Homicide accepted. The match was short-lived, as Tate avoided the New York native and was counted out, leaving the Brooklyn crowd disappointed but entertained by Homicide’s presence.

Simon Miller vs. Dark STG for the Progress Proteus Title

Dark STG dominated early with his imposing size, delivering a Samoan Drop and sit-out powerbomb. However, Miller rallied with two spears and back-to-back Falcon Arrows to score the pin in a solid display of resilience.

Rhio vs. Zayda Steel for the Progress Women’s Title

Zayda’s flashy offense contrasted with Rhio’s power, as the crowd rallied behind Rhio. Zayda delivered a Stunner and a Code Red for near falls, but Rhio countered with a Dragon Sleeper for the win. The match showcased both women’s talents, with Rhio solidifying her reign.

Man Like DeReiss vs. KC Navarro

This evenly-matched bout saw Navarro’s speed against DeReiss’s power. Navarro’s sunset flip bomb and tornado DDT earned near falls, but DeReiss’s superplex and top-rope 450 Splash sealed the win. A highly competitive match that drew “This is awesome!” chants.

Mustafa Ali vs. Cara Noir

In his US debut, Noir showcased his unique barefoot style against Ali’s polished athleticism. The two exchanged high-impact moves, including Noir’s flying headbutt and Ali’s tornado DDT. The turning point came when Ali reversed a package piledriver into a huracanrana for a clean pin. Ali praised Noir post-match, cementing his debut as a success.

Luke Jacobs vs. Kevin Knight for the Progress World Title

The hard-hitting main event saw Knight’s aerial offense clash with Jacobs’ raw strength. Jacobs delivered a devastating top-rope superplex and a series of powerbombs, but Knight countered with a Frankensteiner and a springboard clothesline. The finish came when Jacobs locked in a rear-naked choke, forcing the referee to call the match. A thrilling conclusion to the night.