Midnight Fatality arrived at Boston’s Agganis Arena on October 13 with no matches announced in advance. By the closing celebration, Jay Crowe and Gladiator had qualified for the Men’s Treasure Map Ladder Match, Killer Kong had added a singles win, and the World Champion had agreed to his next defense.

Jay Crowe won the opening Triple Threat against Genji Rysker and Master Mexico. Crowe became the first confirmed qualifier for the six-man ladder match at Hail to the King on November 1. Killer Kong then defeated Master French in singles competition, extending his momentum after pinning Damien Skull at Xtreme Yard.

Gladiator defeated Sinister and Massacre in the main-event qualifier. He celebrated his place in the ladder match to close the show. Crowe and Gladiator are the two confirmed entrants; four places remain open.

The opening segment set a different title route for Asolis. Zhane Saint Savior discussed his Hell in a Cell retention before Genji Rysker and Asolis each made their championship ambitions clear. Savior offered Asolis a challenge, and the anonymous General Manager confirmed a World Championship Trick-or-Street Fight at Outspoken on October 25.

Final Dominion’s conversations grew tense. Rysker questioned his opportunities backstage with Damien Skull. Later, Skeletor pressed Skull about loyalty and their history, including the briefcase reveal at All War Ahead 2025. Skull defended his right to pursue the Global Championship. The two left together; Final Dominion remains intact.

No championship changed hands in Boston. Savior remains World Champion, Skeletor remains Global Champion, and Massacre and Killer Kong remain World Tag Team Champions.

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