Ring Rat Walks Out on Steven Flo After JCW Lunacy Meltdown

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Steven Flo didn’t just lose his match on the October 8 episode of JCW Lunacy — he lost Ring Rat too.

The chaos started after Facade picked up a win over Flo in a bizarre finish. Flo called for his guitar during the closing moments, and Ring Rat went to retrieve it for him.

That’s when everything went sideways. As Ring Rat tried handing the guitar over, it got caught up and broke. Flo was visibly upset and distracted by the mishap, giving Facade the perfect opening to come up from behind and roll him up for the win.

But the real story came after the bell. Flo got into an argument with Ring Rat over the broken guitar and then took things way too far. He lifted her onto his shoulders and dropped her to the mat, turning his frustration over the loss directly toward her.

Facade immediately came back into the picture. He approached from behind, walked the ring ropes and dropped Flo with a kick before checking on Ring Rat. That’s when the segment ended with the biggest twist of the night.

Ring Rat left with Facade. After getting blamed for the guitar disaster and then physically dropped by Flo, Ring Rat wanted nothing more to do with him. Instead, she walked away alongside the man who had just beaten Flo and then stepped in to protect her.

That ending makes it pretty clear this was about more than one broken guitar. Steven Flo’s temper may have cost him a lot more than the match, and Ring Rat leaving his ass with Facade could completely change the dynamic moving forward on JCW Lunacy.

Do you think Ring Rat is officially done with Steven Flo after leaving with Facade, or is this only the start of something bigger between all three? Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.