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Last Brawlin’ Brews of the season on tap

Oct 16, 2025 | Entertainment, Lake Arrowhead

Three people in costumes at night, smiling.

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY
Staff Writer

 

The season finale of Brawlin’ Brews will take place at the Tudor House in Arrowhead Villas on Oct. 18. The action kicks off at 4 p.m. and will last until about 9 p.m. in both the beer garden and the main room.

This show, called “The Street Fight,” will be between former champion Lee Steel from Crestline and 3PWA heavyweight champion American Punk. They will be settling a dispute resulting from the last show, where Punk came into the ring, interfered with the match and caused Steel to lose his championship belt.

A second headliner event will be a championship belt match between new undefeated champion LegenDarryl and newcomer The Suplex King.

There will also be four other matches with wrestling favorites like Biggie Biggz, Victor Ursus and Ron Killbourne.

During the last match, he “Lumberjack Match” between LegenDarryl and Lee Steel, LegenDarryl apparently had a side plan to win at all costs and secure the championship by any means necessary, which he did. His plan involved the assistance of a fake referee. Referee Patrick was taken out mid-match and, in a shocking moment, American Punk stepped in as a “temporary referee.” Instead of calling it cleanly down the middle, Punk unloaded a series of dirty shots on Steel, turning the tide in LegenDarryl’s favor. LegenDarryl then slammed and the referee Punk also slammed Lee Steel and declared LegenDarryl the champion and winner of the belt, despite those dirty dealings; the crowd erupted in disbelief.

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The Sawpit Canyon Band will again be playing at Brawlin’ Brews.

LegenDarryl grabbed the belt and proudly claimed it, parading around and lifting the Mountain Wrestling Federation Championship belt high above his head, proclaiming his championship status, winning the dirtiest title in Brawlin’ Brews history.

This show will feature a beer garden in the patio across from the main building, as have the past shows; an unlimited beer ticket is $35.

The Tudor House kitchen will be serving barbecue and their popular smash burger. The bar will be open before and after the matches.

After the wrestling show, free wedding ceremonies will be performed in the wedding garden at the Tudor House. After the last show, two lovely couples were married.

Doors will open for the Street Fight at 4 p.m. with the Sawpit Canyon Band playing at 5 p.m. and the first wrestling match at 5:30 p.m.

General admission to the show is free, but VIP front row ringside seating is $15 for a premium kids seat and $30 for a premium adult seat. Visit the website, www.brawlingbrews.com, for tickets, seating charts and videos of past matches. The Tudor House is located at 800 Arrowhead Villa Road.

The third season of Brawlin’ Brews will return in April 2026.

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