Mixed Tornado Tag Match: Orange Cassidy & Toni Storm def. Marina Shafir & Wheeler Yuta (11:25). Toni pins Yuta for the win. Loser of the fall has to get their head shaved

The crowd inside the arena buzzed with anticipation as a unique stipulation was announced: a Mixed Tornado Tag Match where there would be no tags, no breaks, and no safe corners. Four competitors would be legal at the same time — chaos guaranteed. And the stakes? Whoever took the fall would have their head shaved in front of everyone.
From the opening bell, Orange Cassidy & Toni Storm wasted no time embracing the madness. Across the ring stood the intense and dangerous pairing of Marina Shafir & Wheeler Yuta, both determined to avoid the humiliating consequence attached to defeat.
The match exploded immediately into a brawl. Cassidy lazily dodged Shafir’s opening strike with his trademark casual style before suddenly turning serious, landing a fast dropkick that sent her rolling outside. Meanwhile, Storm and Yuta locked into a fast-paced technical exchange, showcasing pure wrestling skill before it dissolved into pure survival.
Because it was tornado rules, the action never stopped. Shafir slammed Storm into the barricade while Yuta targeted Cassidy inside the ring with vicious stomps. The heels tried isolating Storm, knowing she was the powerhouse of her team. They nearly ended it after a brutal double-team suplex — but Cassidy dove across the ring with a perfectly timed save at the last second.
Momentum shifted wildly.
Storm fought back with fierce strikes, taking down Shafir with a hip attack in the corner. Cassidy followed with a top-rope crossbody onto both opponents outside, bringing the crowd to its feet. The atmosphere changed — suddenly Yuta looked worried.
The finish came quickly but dramatically.
Yuta attempted a desperate submission hold on Cassidy, but Storm stormed in and broke it up with a thunderous German suplex. Cassidy neutralized Shafir on the outside with an Orange Punch, leaving Yuta alone.
Storm seized the moment.
She lifted Yuta, delivered her devastating Storm Zero, and pinned him clean in the center of the ring.
1… 2… 3.
The arena erupted. Orange Cassidy & Toni Storm were victorious — and the stipulation now had to be honored.
A chair was brought out. Clippers followed.
Yuta, defeated and stunned, could do nothing as his fate was sealed. The crowd reacted with shock, laughter, and chants as his head was shaved in humiliation — a brutal reminder that in matches with consequences, losing hurts far beyond the scoreboard.
In just 11 minutes and 25 seconds, the match delivered chaos, athleticism, comedy, and embarrassment — proving once again that in wrestling, pride can be the biggest risk of all.