The FinalSlam Results: Amine Defeats Squeezie, Djilsi Faces Ex-WWE Champion Raj Dhesi, and Full Match Card Winners
One year after a charity challenge was issued during the Stream for Humanity marathon, that promise materialized into a full-scale arena wrestling spectacle. On Saturday, November 14, 2026, starting at 8:00 PM CET, French streaming star AmineMaTue (Amine) packed the Plenitude Arena in Nanterre (formerly Paris La Défense Arena) for The FinalSlam. Broadcast live for free on his official Twitch channel alongside national television coverage on TMC and streaming on TF1+, the five-match card delivered major surprises before Amine defeated Squeezie in the night's headlining Main Event.
From a €300,000 Charity Goal to a Sold-Out Plenitude Arena
The event's origins trace back to November 2025 during the charity marathon Stream for Humanity. While raising funds that ultimately surpassed €1.5 million, Amine pledged to step into a wrestling ring against fellow French creator Squeezie if viewers pushed the donation tracker past the €300,000 mark. Twelve months of physical conditioning and in-ring bumps later, the challenge turned into a massive live production combining internet icons with seasoned professional wrestlers.
To give the broadcast the polish of a premier televised pay-per-view, host Laure Valée anchored the live presentation while MrOkkin served as the night's General Manager. Ringside commentary was handled by France's iconic pro-wrestling broadcasting duo, Christophe Agius and Philippe Chéreau, bringing decades of WWE commentary energy to every slam and near-fall. The spectacle adds another milestone to a massive month for live creator productions following the full 2026 Streamer Awards winners list.
The FinalSlam Full Results: All 5 Match Card Winners
From the mystery-opponent opener to the main event showdown between Amine and Squeezie, here are the complete official results from all five matches contested on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Plenitude Arena:
| Match Order | Matchup | Format | Official Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Match 1 (Opener) | Raj Dhesi (fka Jinder Mahal) vs. Djilsi (Mystery Opponent) | Singles Match (1v1) | Raj Dhesi |
| Match 2 | Anyme & Mecca vs. Byilhan, Kuro & Brawks | Tag Team / Handicap (2v3) | Anyme & Mecca |
| Match 3 | GregMMA vs. IbraTV | Clash of Titans (1v1) | GregMMA |
| Match 4 | Final Rumble (Inoxtag, Mister V, Tibo InShape, Maxime Biaggi, JL Tomy, Nate Prince...) | 30-Participant Over-the-Top-Rope Rumble | Nate Prince |
| Match 5 (Main Event) | Amine (AmineMaTue) vs. Squeezie | Main Event Singles (1v1) | Amine |
Djilsi Answered Raj Dhesi's Open Challenge, GregMMA Outmuscles IbraTV
The evening kicked off by solving the card's biggest mystery: who would step up to face former WWE Champion Raj Dhesi (known globally to wrestling fans as Jinder Mahal). The mystery challenger turned out to be French YouTuber Djilsi, who walked down the Plenitude Arena ramp to a massive pop from the crowd. Despite a spirited showing from the creator, the former WWE Superstar's size and veteran ring craft proved decisive as Raj Dhesi secured the opening victory.
The second bout saw the duo of streamer Anyme and pro wrestler Mecca overcome the three-man unit of Byilhan, Kuro, and Brawks in a fast-paced tag team clash. Right after, combat sports creators GregMMA and IbraTV collided in a hard-hitting one-on-one encounter. Leveraging his veteran grappling background inside the squared circle, GregMMA picked up the win over IbraTV, delivering plenty of action for combat sports fans who have also been tracking the EA Sports UFC 6 damage system overhaul.
The Strategist's Take
What stands out most about The FinalSlam is how smartly Amine balanced creator entertainment with genuine pro-wrestling credibility. By pairing web heavyweights with veteran French wrestlers like Mecca, Kuro, Nate Prince, Erin Ordo, and Cory Zero alongside former WWE Champion Raj Dhesi and legendary commentators Christophe Agius and Philippe Chéreau, the show protected the pacing and safety of the in-ring product. Even more telling is the dual distribution model across Twitch and national TV on TMC and TF1+, proving that creator-led arena shows now operate at full prime-time broadcast scale.
Nate Prince Wins the 30-Man Final Rumble Before Amine Beats Squeezie
Before the final showdown, the arena erupted for the Final Rumble, a 30-participant over-the-top-rope battle royal blending top French streamers, YouTubers, and professional wrestlers. The stacked field featured Inoxtag, Tibo InShape, Mister V, Kaatsup, Alderiate, JL Tomy, Cocottee, Grimkujow, and Maxime Biaggi sharing the ring with pro talents Cory Zero, Leedz Lewis, Erin Ordo, Josh T, and Nate Prince. After a chaotic sequence of eliminations over the top rope, professional wrestler Nate Prince outlasted the entire 30-man field to claim the Final Rumble trophy.
That set the stage for the night's Main Event between Amine and Squeezie. Following months of intense training and theatrical face-offs, the two streaming titans put on a full-length main event match in front of a roaring Nanterre crowd. In the end, Amine secured the decisive pinfall over Squeezie to win the main event of his own promotion, bringing the year-long Stream for Humanity wrestling bet to a triumphant close.
Born and based in Montreal's Mile End district, Maëlle "Kaelen" became close friends with Chaya during their university software engineering years, bonding over late-night coding labs, campus LANs, and World of Warcraft raids alongside Grimtag and Heimdall. A game systems balancing consultant and lifelong theorycrafter, she cut her teeth in the early 2010s writing boss walkthroughs, frame-data breakdowns, and competitive meta guides for specialized French-language MMORPG and esports portals, including Mondes Persistants, as well as North American strategy collections. On Pro-Gamer, she leads in-depth walkthroughs, build optimization, and tactical esports coverage.
