FFP Mid-Summer Classic (2015)

Mid-Summer Classic (2015) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by FFP. It took place on July 26, 2015 at the U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio. It was the second event under the Mid-Summer Classic chronology. Thirteen matches took place at the event. In the main event, Patrick McCoy successfully defended his FFP World Championship against Logan Christopher after interference from The Natural Selection and Scarlett Ducane. In the semi main event, Kylie Connelly successfully defended her FFP Diamond Championship against Kemina after interference from the Special guest referee Christina Wiig who attacked the challenger.

Background
Mid-Summer Classic featured professional wrestling matches that involved wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds or storylines that played out on FFP's primary television programs, Woman Crush Wednesday, Sadistic Saturday Night and OWF. Wrestlers portrayed heroes or villains as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.

It was revealed by both Matt Kraven and Beatrice Keenan that at Mid-Summer Classic the OWF Championships would be decided and it would be up to the fans to vote who would be involved in those matches. It was later revealed that both OWF Championship matches would be Ladder matches. A few days before the PPV both Mason Wolfe and Connor Campbell were voted in to face one another for the OWF Championship while Katrina Connelly and Jacinta Stutz were voted in to face one another for the OWF Women's Championship. When OWF debuted Keenan revealed that Assault & Battery would face Guided by Voices for the OWF Tag Team Championship at Mid-Summer Classic. However a week before the PPV The Natural Selection defeated Guided by Voices to win a spot in the match making it a Triple threat.

At the FFP 4th of July Event Kemina originally defeated Kylie Connelly to win the FFP Diamond Championship however because Kemina actually pinned Kylie's twin sister Katrina and not her the next day Matt Kraven reluctantly made the match a no contest and awarded the title back to Connelly, but not before announcing that Kemina would get a rematch at Mid-Summer Classic and that everyone was banned from ringside before making Christina Wiig the special guest referee for the match.

At FFP Uprising Logan Christopher won a Triple A Case guaranteeing him a shot at the FFP World Championship anytime he wanted. Christopher chose to cash in his case at Mid-Summer Classic against former rival Patrick McCoy a man he had defeated before in the past when the two battled over the FFP Cruiserweight Championship.