Uploaded April 2015 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Prior to Battle Pro's Reboot, Mark Butcher reigned supreme as one of the most dominant Champions they had as the inaugural Infinite Champion. During his run, Mark defended his prize in a series of No-Holds-Barred style KO-only matches known as "Butcher's Choice". Among the broken bodies was Zane Ulmeyda, who fell to Butcher at Battle Pro's Made In Japan event. A couple years later, Ulmeyda emerged triumphant in a four-way dance to gain his third TCW* Fire Pro Title, leading to this contest. Two of the most hardcore compete in what will happen on Terrordome territory for the second time, the Landmine Deathmatch.
Prior to Battle Pro's Reboot, Mark Butcher reigned supreme as one of the most dominant Champions they had as the inaugural Infinite Champion. During his run, Mark defended his prize in a series of No-Holds-Barred style KO-only matches known as "Butcher's Choice". Among the broken bodies was Zane Ulmeyda, who fell to Butcher at Battle Pro's Made In Japan event. A couple years later, Ulmeyda emerged triumphant in a four-way dance to gain his third TCW* Fire Pro Title, leading to this contest. Two of the most hardcore compete in what will happen on Terrordome territory for the second time, the Landmine Deathmatch.
