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Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling’s September 17 edition of MLP Mayhem featured a chaotic Rhino-Steve Maclin fight, a major betrayal involving Psycho Mike, and Priscilla Kelly’s win over Gisele Shaw in Canadian Women’s Championship action.
A canine ringside participant became the unexpected star of a Legado TV bout, aiding Ciclón Ramírez Jr., Hijo de Dos Caras and El Cortijo against Radioactive Wrestler’s side.
Lex Luger looked back on being placed in the ring with Ric Flair just months into his wrestling career, recalling a demanding one-hour match that showed him exactly how exceptional Flair was.
The daughter of Eddie and Vickie Guerrero says she will always represent her family, but she is equally determined to let her own identity shape her journey into professional wrestling.
A fan-recorded exchange featuring Universal Studios Hollywood’s Megatron brought Game Changer Wrestling into an unexpected spotlight days after Vipress captured the GCW Ultraviolent Championship in Los Angeles.
A Universal Studios Hollywood character interaction has gone viral in wrestling circles after Megatron referenced Game Changer Wrestling, Nick Gage’s MDK Gang and one of the sport’s most feared moves.
Mystery Wrestling presented seven matches from The Rec Room in Toronto on September 13, with Johnny Mystery and Stu Grayson both leaving as champions.
Rhino reflected on his relationship with Sabu, describing the extreme wrestling icon as far different from his in-ring persona and sharing a memory that caught him completely off guard.
MLW Fusion on September 12 featured two Opera Cup first-round matches, Brick Savage’s win over Matt Riddle, and escalating tension involving Donovan Dijak, Josh Bishop, Killer Kross and CONTRA.
Donovan Dijak seized a last-minute opportunity to work BZW WaterMania in Paris, then discovered just how different a match becomes when the ring is floating in a swimming pool.
The Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling veteran has no regrets about ending her in-ring career on December 26 at Korakuen Hall, though she admits the uncertainty beyond wrestling is daunting.
Tyler Owens turned heads during Washington’s Week 1 game against Philadelphia with a special teams collision that immediately drew comparisons to one of pro wrestling’s most recognizable power moves.
