Mansoor & Curt Stallion def. The Bollywood Boyz

Even though they claimed a hard-fought win against The Bollywood Boyz, there were were no cheers, hugs, high-fives or even a handshake between Mansoor and Curt Stallion.

Instead, tension lingered from Mansoor’s win over Stallion in singles competition last week, and Mansoor seemingly poured fuel on the fire during a pre-match interview when he essentially told his partner to stand in the corner and that he would only tag him if he needed him.

Despite Mansoor indeed making good on his promise by refusing to tag Stallion on several occasions, Stallion tagged himself in to deliver a headbutt to Samir and pin Sunil after Mansoor laid him out.

After the bell, the 42-0 Mansoor and the tough Texan engaged in a fierce staredown before finally raising each other’s arms and exchanging a couple celebratory (and rough) slaps across the chest.

August Grey def. Ariya Daivari

Ariya Daivari just might have to accept that the 205 Live landscape has changed.

Though he and Tony Nese have repeatedly touted their superiority as the brand’s OGs, The Persian Prince has been engaged in a longstanding dogfight with relative newcomers such as August Grey and Jake Atlas.

And while Daivari and Nese used nefarious tactics to claim a tag team win against Grey and Atlas last week, The Life of the Party struck back against the veteran of the purple brand.

Daivari looked to have the bout in hand when he used the rope for leverage, but Grey stunned The Persian Prince with a rollup and placed his feet on the middle rope for a controversial victory.