While Trial By Combat was unfortunately postponed, League of Heels still had a presence at PAX West 2019. Eric Kanius and Pat Baer were on hand to present a series of "Tall Tales" that helped fill in the gaps in the lore of the league. Abby Russell joined the panel to review a Ken Burns-esque documentary on the rise and fall of Aaron Trites, a sing-along D-Leazy cartoon, an In Memoriam video, a surprise appearance by The Trin Train, snack tips from The Lumbersnack, and more!

Unfortunately, for the first time since the second Rumble, there will be no eSports entertainment matches at PAX West. But, don't fret, LOH fans. Thanks to Pat Baer and LOH's video producer Eric Kanius, LOH will still have a panel at PAX West 2019!

As we always say, there's a bunch of things you don't get to see on the Twitch stream. And, until the official video is ready to go, this photo gallery is your best bet. We've got nearly 300 photos from before, during, and after the sixth PAX RUMBLE that you're definitely going to want to check out.

The sixth PAX RUMBLE is officially in the books. While several rookies had exceptional and memorable showings in the 30-superstar battle royal, the event was completely dominated by RUN GFB's producer, Rich Gallup. Rich entered at #12 and essentially ran the table on the rest of the roster. He obliterated Authentic New Yorker Dan Ryckert's record of 14 eliminations, which he set in 2017. Rich has set the new record at sixteen, which seems nigh impossible to topple.

In the main event of the evening, Johnny Cashanova successfully defeated Dr. Tracksuit to become the fifth LOH Champion in league history. Unfortunately for Drake, he incriminated himself in the process and was arrested when it was revealed that Tracksuit was an undercover cop this whole. If that wasn't enough, the rest of the roster and audience were revealed to be narcs who had set up Drake. Just when everyone thought Drake would be gone for good, he demanded a trial by combat! The trial will be held in Seattle later this summer!

Pat Baer has been quite busy over the last several weeks. He's been signing all sorts of lucrative deals to make sure the sixth PAX RUMBLE is the best of all time. So far, we have a good mix of returning superstars and LOH rookies to mix it up. And that's just the Rumble itself. Don't forget there's a LOH Championship match between the reigning champion, Dr. Tracksuit, and the man who stole his submarine, Johnny Cashanova.

The PAX organizers have gone and done it again. Who in their right mind would allow League of Heels to disgrace the Main Theater once again? The last time LOH had that stage at PAX East, someone got seriously injured, someone got banned from the league, a rookie was murdered, monsters invaded the arena, the entire roster was hypnotized by a snake-man, and no wrestling occurred for the first 45 minutes of the show!

The inaugural Everyone Can Wrestle is officially in the books and the one and only King of Cardboard is none other than Ophidian. The King of Snake Style returned to LOH after a two-and-a-half year absence and was able to smack talk his way past The Merch Mouse in a lopsided match of natural enemies in the first round; Tom Dyke, who ironically drew the name "Snake Mighty" in the second round; and Tommy "Cruel Sullivan" Maranges in a very spooky pose-down in the finals.

League of Heels (LOH) is widely regarded as the pinnacle in live eSports entertainment as well as being a pioneer in the fighting game community. While its origins are a mystery, the promotion came into prominence under the leadership of Aaron Trites who inherited this duty from his Pap Pap. Under Aaron’s guidance, LOH emerged from an abandoned bingo hall in Medford to what it is today. Dozens upon dozens of game industry professionals (and a handful of other nefarious individuals) travel the globe selling out conference centers and hotel ballrooms all in the name of video game wrestling supremacy. In recent years, it’s been a whirlwind of Skittles, Diet Coke, and shattered glass that has led the superstars of LOH to where they are now.