S1.E37 ∙ O Luto de Jacó

It is 1997 Mexico. A 20-year-old California native named Daniel DeLeon travels to a secret meeting between his father Francisco and Diego Nava, the leader of one of Baja California's biggest cartels. There he is offered a job. Nava's daughter, 18-year-old Leticia, needs to be smuggled into the United States. Young Daniel agrees but soon realizes that it isn't an easy task as they evade rival cartel members, Mexico Police and The United States Border Patrol.

Violent emotions are stripped BARE - and a woman scorned STRIKES back with all the FURY of the oppressed.

A fairly good show. Classic Progress matches. Enjoyed the main event and Dragunov/Dunne. Consistent but not a show of the year contender.

This short documentary introduces the viewer to the thrilling sport of autocross. The film provides viewers with basic explanation of the sport as well as give a brief overview of what is needed to participate, who does it and why people like the sport. Set at the parking lot at Qualcomm Stadium, the footage is from three different actual events that are held monthly there. It will make the viewer want to go out and try it!

GCW Tag Team Title Three Way Match Violence Is Forever (Dominic Garrini & Kevin Ku) (c) vs. The Rejects (John Wayne Murdoch & Reed Bentley) vs. Bang And Matthews (August Matthews & Davey Bang) Singles Match Jack Cartwheel vs. Oni El Bendito Tag Team Match PME (Marino Tenaglia & Philly Collins) vs. Rich And Powerful (Charles Mason & Richard Holliday) (w/Parrow) Singles Match Broski Jimmy (w/Steph De Lander) vs. 1 Called Manders Six Man Tag Team Match Los Macizos (Ciclope & Miedo Extremo) & Rina Yamashita vs. The Price Is Right (Alec Price, Brayden Toon & Jeffrey John) Singles Match Lio Rush vs. Myron Reed GCW Extreme Title Match Joey Janela (c) vs. Microman Singles Match Joshua Bishop vs. Hoodfoot Singles Match Jonathan Gresham vs. Cole Radrick