MLW Saturday Night SuperFight Officially Sold Out for November 7 in Chicago
Major League Wrestling’s return to pay-per-view will take place before a capacity crowd at Cicero Stadium, with Saturday Night SuperFight set for November 7.
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Major League Wrestling’s return to pay-per-view will take place before a capacity crowd at Cicero Stadium, with Saturday Night SuperFight set for November 7.
Three championships were defended on the October 3 edition of NWA Powerrr, while Heath stated his intention to pursue the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title and the Carson Drake injury controversy continued.
The longtime Pro Wrestling NOAH wrestler has announced a two-match farewell schedule, with his final bout set for Korakuen Hall on January 10, 2027.
Shane Haste and Mikey Nicholls return to the NOAH title picture on October 25, while Tetsuya Naito defends the GHC Heavyweight Championship against N-1 Victory winner OZAWA.
MLW FUSION will tape for Tubi at Center Stage in Atlanta on February 20, with tickets scheduled to go on sale October 7.
A running joke born from a Cody Rhodes and Fallon Henley conversation found its way into the ring at REVOLVER Tales From The Ring, where Aaron Solo was served curly fries during a successful title defense.
RevPro returned to Porchester Hall on October 4, with Connor Mills and Kanji successfully defending the Undisputed British Heavyweight and Women’s Championships.
Game Changer Wrestling returned to Anchorage, Alaska on October 3, with Alec Price and Marcus Mathers, Joey Janela, 1 Called Manders and Atticus Cogar among the winners.
The 49-year-old Pro Wrestling NOAH competitor confirmed he will step away from in-ring competition, with two retirement matches planned before his career concludes.
The People’s Champion addressed the conversation around his tribute to PAC, stressing that the loss of a wrestler should transcend company lines.
Josh Alexander defeated interim champion Stu Grayson at MLP Northern Rising, ending the divided championship situation after injury had forced Alexander away from the ring.
Zack Gibson and James Drake ended 1st Faction’s 190-day reign in a three-way championship match that also featured Sinner & Saint.