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RESULTS: Dani Luna Makes Surprise Appearance at WXW 16 Carat Weekend

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Dani Luna wasn’t announced for a match at WXW’s 16 Carat weekend, but made a surprise return on the final day to face a top Japanese star.

Going in to the appearance, Luna was undefeated in the company, having defeated both Miyu Yamashita and Jane Nero during the 25th Anniversary tour in November last year, as well as another victory over Nero in January in a No Disqualification match.

However, this surprise appearance on Sunday 8th March was her first loss in the company, as she was defeated by Japanese star Chihiro Hashimoto.

Hashimoto had been part of the 16 Carat tournament itself, however was knocked out in the first round by Cowboy Way’s Thomas Shire.

After the victory, it was announced that Hashimoto would be part of the annual Femmes Fatales tournament this coming September.

As for Dani Luna, she has been setting her sights on gold in TNA, going up against former Knockouts Champion Lei Ying Lee recently on Impact and picking up the victory, pushing her further up the rankings to get a title shot.

First Match For Angel Hayze & Maddy Morgan In Marigold Confirmed

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Marigold - Angel Hayze & Maddy Morgan vs. Tomoka Goto & Nao Ishikawa

As they head off to Japan this week, Angel Hayze and Maddy Morgan know they will be quickly thrown in to the Marigold action before the week is out.

It was confirmed in January that Angel Hayze and Maddy Morgan would be part of Marigold’s Spring Victory Series, which started this past Sunday 8th March and runs all the way through until 25th April.

The pair are already on their way to Japan now, and it would appear their first match will be at the prestigious Korakuen Hall in Tokyo this coming Saturday 14th March.

Hayze and Morgan are set to team up and take on Tomoka Goto and Nao Ishikawa.

Best of luck to the pair as they embark on this journey!

RESULTS: Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom 2026

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Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom

Wrestle Queendom is in the books, with over 1,200 fans inside Indigo at the O2 in London to witness some historic title changes.

In the main event of the evening, Session Moth Martina was crowned the new EVE Champion when she defeated Rhio in a half-hour war.

There was also success for Alex Windsor, who managed to overcome Syuri and walk away as the new NJPW Strong Women’s Champion.

We also know that Alexxis Falcon is the new number one contender to the EVE Championship having won the Sudden Death Sixteen, whilst Nyte Skye (Skye Smitson and Violet Nyte) will challenge LALLIE for the tag team gold.

In a nod to Pro Wrestling EVE, there was also an in-ring return for Charlie Morgan during the Sudden Death Sixteen, whilst there were also appearances from the likes of Kasey, Jetta, and Erin Angel.

The full results from Wrestle Queendom are as follows:

  • Alexxis Falcon won the Sudden Death Sixteen which also featured Jamie Hayter, Miyu Yamashita, Abi Cartwright, Anita Vaughan, Dash Chisako, Aluna, Lil Marz, Emersyn Jayne, Lucy Sky, Molly Spartan, Yuu, Princess Lauriana, Nightshade, Charlie Morgan and Nyla Rose.
  • AZM defeated Safire Reed.
  • EVE Tag Team Championships No. 1 Contender: Nyte Skye (Skye Smitson & Violet Nyte) defeated Dani Mo & Melissa Fierce, Aliss Ink & Chantal Jordan, & French Art (JGU & Cory Zero)
  • Harley Cameron defeated Amira Blair.
  • AEW TBS Championship: Willow Nightingale defeated Nina Samuels to retain the title.
  • NJPW Strong Women’s Championship: Alex Windsor defeated Syuri to win the title.
  • EVE Tag Team Championships: LALLIE (Lana Austin & Hollie Barlow) defeated Charli Evans & Jessica Troy to retain the titles.
  • EVE International Championship: Kris Statlander defeated Charlie (FKA Dakota Kai) to retain the title.
  • EVE Championship: Session Moth Martina defeated Rhio to win the title.

The next Pro Wrestling EVE event, ‘Bruised, Battered & Hungover’, takes place at the Big Penny Social in London on Friday 10th April, and tickets for that and other upcoming EVE events are available now.

Session Moth Martina Crowned Pro Wrestling EVE Champion At Wrestle Queendom

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Session Moth Martina - Pro Wrestling EVE Champion
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At the biggest all women’s event this country has ever seen, Session Moth Martina has toppled Rhio to become Pro Wrestling EVE Champion.

It has already been a year of winning titles for Session Moth Martina, after she captured the Pro Wrestling Cyprus Ladies Championship from Melissa Fierce last month.

Back in January she was also victorious in the annual SHE-1 tournament, earning herself the shot at the EVE title at Wrestle Queendom.

She had to wait until the Multiverse Rumble event last month to find out who she’d be facing, as Rhio had to successfully navigate a defence against Nightshade.

Now in front of 1,200 fans inside Indigo at the O2, Martina has won the big one when she managed to defeat Rhio for the title.

The match was clearly brutal, with Martina’s head cut open and thumbtacks also in play.

Martina even had to come back from being put through a table by Rhio to pick up the victory.

Session Moth Martina becomes the 26th Pro Wrestling EVE Women’s Champion, with the title dating back to the company’s founding in 2011.

This isn’t the only gold to change hands at Wrestle Queendom, after Alex Windsor won the NJPW Strong Women’s Championship from Syuri.

Congratulations to Martina on winning the title, as she brings in a new era for EVE and will no doubt have plenty of challengers lining up very quickly!

Melissa Fierce vs. KT Electra Added To Pro Wrestling Chaos Next Weekend

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Pro Wrestling Chaos - Melissa Fierce vs. KT Electra

There has been even more women’s action added to Pro Wrestling Chaos ‘Heir To The Throne’ in Bristol, where Melissa Fierce will make her debut.

It had already been confirmed that Hollie Barlow would be facing Aluna at the upcoming Chaos event at the King’s Oak Academy.

On top of that, Barlow’s tag partner Lana Austin has entered the Heir To The Throne match itself.

Now it has been announced that Melissa Fierce will make her debut in Pro Wrestling Chaos, and will be taking on KT Electra.

Electra made her return to the company back in November 2025, and whilst she came up short against rumoured WWE signee Rayne Leverkusen, she made enough of impression that she will now be looking to start a winning run against Fierce.

The event takes place on Saturday 14th March. Doors open at 6pm with first bell at 6.30pm. Tickets are priced at £29 for front row, £25 for second row, £19.50 for general admission and £62 for a family of four (booking fees apply) and are available now.

Alex Windsor Wins NJPW Strong Women’s Title At Wrestle Queendom 2026

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Alex Windsor - NJPW Strong Women's Champion
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The quest for gold from Alex Windsor has continued in 2026, as she has won the NJPW Strong Women’s Championship from Syuri at Wrestle Queendom.

At the end of 2025, Windsor picked up the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship when she defeated Mercedes Mone during AEW’s time in the United Kingdom.

She’s then formed an alliance with Jamie Hayter as The Brawling Birds, with the pair on a winning streak in AEW having made it clear that their sights are set on tag team gold.

However, as part of Pro Wrestling EVE’s massive Wrestle Queendom, Alex Windsor has picked up the win over Syuri to win the NJPW Strong Women’s Championship in what seems like it’s been a slugfest.

The pair faced off in a tag match on Friday’s event at the Big Penny Social, with Windsor again on the winning side as she teamed with AZM whilst Syuri was alongside Safire Reed.

Whilst AZM was then able to get the better of Reed at Queendom, it’s Windsor who has walked away with the victory over Syuri.

With it being so rare that an international title changes hands in the UK there are huge congratulations needed for Alex Windsor, who will no doubt now be appearing more in NJPW following the victory, whether that be in the United States or Japan.

Charli Evans’ Tag Partner For Wrestle Queendom Confirmed

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Charli Evans
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Charli Evans has familiar backup as she challenges LALLIE for the Pro Wrestling EVE Tag Team Championships at Wrestle Queendom.

Many would call the United Kingdom a second home for Charli Evans given the amount of time she’s spent competing on our shores, and that has meant she’s been wrestling in EVE for plenty of time.

As part of Wrestle Queendom she will challenge Hollie Barlow and Lana Austin for the EVE Tag Team Championships, but it’s been a surprise who her tag partner will be – until now.

Evans has confirmed that fellow Aussie Jessica Troy will be alongside her at Indigo at the O2 this coming Sunday.

The duo have a longstanding partnership holding gold together as far back as 2015, and will likely be a significant challenge for the sometimes dysfunctional LALLIE.

There have been plenty of updates coming out of tonight’s Women Behaving Badly event, including the fact that Nina Samuels will now challenge for the AEW TBS Championship at Queendom.

Whilst the show is sold out this Sunday, you can still watch Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom online for £9 via their YouTube channel.

Nina Samuels To Challenge For AEW TBS Championship This Weekend

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It’s going to be a huge opportunity for Nina Samuels at Wrestle Queendom, as it’s now been confirmed she’ll be challenging for AEW gold at the show.

The card for Pro Wrestling EVE’s Wrestle Queendom is absolutely stacked and includes plenty of international names, including the likes of AEW’s Harley Cameron, Kris Statlander and TBS Champion Willow Nightingale.

It had already been announced during the Multiverse Rumble event that Samuels would have the opportunity to go up against Nightingale, however the match now has even more at stake.

Nina Samuels announced at tonight’s Women Behaving Badly event that the match with Willow Nightingale will be for the TBS Championship.

Whilst Wrestle Queendom this Sunday is sold out, you can still watch live online via EVE’s YouTube channel for just £9. Full details are in our explainer for the show.

Myla Grace To Defend OTT Championship This Weekend

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Having held the OTT Women’s Championship since October 2025, Myla Grace has another formidable challenge to go up against this week in Belfast.

Having won the OTT Women’s Championship from Raven Creed at the National Stadium in Dublin five months ago, Myla Grace has made plenty of defences of the title.

This includes beating former title holder Creed, Session Moth Martina (albeit by disqualification), Diana Strong and Angel Hayze.

This Sunday 5th March the gold will be on the line once again, as Grace defends against KT Electra at the Europa in Belfast.

There are gradually more and more targets appearing on the back of Myla Grace, as she also recently won the Slammasters Championship in Cardiff, Wales.

Doors open for the event at 3pm with first bell at 4pm. Tickets are priced at £32 for ringside, £24 for general admission and £60 for a family of four (plus booking fees) and tickets are available now.

Skye Smitson & Nightshade Have Tough Opponents Set For KWA Debut Show

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KWA will present their first event in Hockley later this month, and Skye Smitson and Nightshade now know who they’ll be facing that night.

Skye Smitson is the founder and head trainer at KWA, meaning she knew she would need to have a tough challenge at the event, especially having recently added gold to her collection by winning the Purpose Wrestling Championship.

On the show, she will be facing one half of Trew & Lacey ‘Unbreakable’ Mark Trew, who will be fresh off his latest tour of Japan with Pro Wrestling NOAH.

Also at the event, ‘The Deadly One’ Nightshade will go up against Kymmie A. Kiss.

The event takes place at the Hullbridge Community Centre on Saturday 21st March. Front row tickets are priced at £22 and £17 for children, with general admission priced at £17 for adults and £12 for children. There are also saver bundles for groups of four, and these are all available now.

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