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Alexxis Falcon To Face Mercedes Mone At RevPro High Stakes 2026: “Don’t Be Lazy Now”

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Having won the women’s gauntlet last night, Alexxis Falcon has issued an additional challenge to Mercedes Mone for RevPro High Stakes.

Mercedes Mone is a former Undisputed British Women’s Champion, only losing it back in December to Alex Windsor whilst AEW were on tour in the UK.

However, that’s not Mone’s last involvement with RevPro, as she was announced to be returning at High Stakes in Wolverhampton on Saturday 21st March.

To decide her opponent, there was a one-fall gauntlet match at Live In London 105 with the winner of that fall being the one to go on to face Mone.

The match got underway with Skye Smitson and Amira Blair continuing their rivalry, however as they brawled to the back Alexxis Falcon came in as the next entrant, demanding to be declared the winner.

Unfortunately for her at the time JGU, Rhio, Emersyn Jayne, Kanji and Mercedez Blaze were all still waiting to make their entrance, and it wasn’t until all these women had entered that the match came to its conclusion.

After Kanji managed to hit a hidden blade on Blaze, she went for the cover only for JGU to lock her in a sleeper hold. At this point Falcon seized her opportunity, pinning Blaze to earn herself the win and the opportunity against Mone.

It hasn’t taken long for Alexxis Falcon to go one step further, demanding that Mone puts some of her championships on the line in Wolverhampton.

The show takes place at The Hangar in Wolverhampton and tickets are available now.

Myla Grace Crowned New Slammasters Champion

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Myla Grace - Slammasters Women's Champion

A second belt has now been added to Myla Grace’s collection, as she became the new Slammasters Women’s Champion in Wales this weekend.

Myla Grace became the fourth person to hold the Slammasters Women’s Championship, and had the opportunity to win it after Lizzy Evo vacated the title recently when taking a step away from professional wrestling.

In a contest with international flavour, the new title holder was crowned in a triple-threat match which also included Poland’s Diana Strong and Australia’s Lil Marz.

However, with Marz out the way this clip shows the moment Grace won the gold.

Myla Grace has also taken to social media to comment on the victory.

Grace already held the OTT Women’s Championship which she’s had since October 2025. There will no doubt be plenty of challengers to both titles in the near future, however for now congratulations are in order for the double gold holder.

RESULTS: RevPro Live In London 105

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RevPro Live In London 105 - Safire Reed & Anita Vaughan
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There was no-DQ chaos and a challenger for Mercedes Mone was confirmed when RevPro returned to the Porchester Hall in London.

The evening started with the women’s gauntlet match, which would decide who would face former Undisputed Women’s Champion Mercedes Mone at High Stakes in Wolverhampton later in the month.

Skye Smitson came to the ring first, but was shocked when the second wrestler to the ring was Amira Blair, reigniting their rivalry once again. After a short exchange in the ring, the action spilled to the outside, where Blair hit a powerbomb on to the apron on Smitson, who soon retaliated by sending Blair in to the corner post.

As the next competitor, Alexxis Falcon, came to the ring, Smitson and Blair brawled to backstage, leaving Falcon alone in the ring and demanding she be immediately declared the winner.

However, whilst the contest could be won at any stage it would take a pinfall or submission, and JGU soon hit the ring and suplexed Falcon multiple times before Rhio came in as the next entrant.

Emersyn Jayne then joined the fray with an impressive flurry of offense, and the match became even more unpredictable who was going to win.

At this point Alexxis Falcon managed to clean house once again and was standing tall in the ring until the next entrant made her way to the ring – Kanji.

Kanji took out her frustrations on Falcon for her actions in recent weeks including costing her the win in Coventry. She even then locked in a submission on Falcon which everyone else in the match then joined in on, until it was broken up by the final entrant, Mercedez Blaze.

As the match wore on a number of competitors ended up on the outside, leaving Kanji and Blaze in the ring. Kanji managed to land a hidden blade, but as she made the cover was caught in a sleeper. This was the sort of opportunity Falcon was looking for, as Kanji had to look directly at her as she took the pinfall to win the match and go on to face Mone, a rematch Kanji had made clear she wanted.

In the evening’s other women’s match, the rivalry between CTC and the team of Alex Windsor and Nina Samuels came to a head as they faced off in a tag match with no disqualifications.

This match had everything you’d expect, with weapons being brought in to the match at every opportunity, including chairs being used both to hit opponents, and to perch them on to then hit the likes of a double stomp off the top from Samuels.

However, in the end it was the numbers game which paid off for CTC, as Mercedes Blaze got involved and assisted a shining wizard from Safire Reed, which was enough to get a significant pinfall victory over the Undisputed Women’s Champion, Alex Windsor.

RevPro have shows in Sheffield, Wolverhampton, Coventry and Southampton still to come this month, and tickets for all of these are available now.

No-DQ Tag & Women’s Gauntlet With Huge Implications At RevPro Live In London 105

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RevPro Live In London 105 - CTC vs. Alex Windsor & Nina Samuels

A rearranged tag with no rules has been confirmed to take place at RevPro in London tomorrow, as a well as a gauntlet match with the winner getting a big opportunity.

Last month, it was planned that the Cut Throat Collective combination of Safire Reed and Alex Windsor would go up against RevPro Undisputed Women’s Champion Alex Windsor and Nina Samuels, however the match had to be postponed. In the end, Vaughan and Samuels faced off in singles action.

The postponement of the match caused even more bad blood between the competitors, with Reed and Vaughan going on the offensive asking why Windsor wasn’t there and pretty much accusing her of running scared.

Now, the match has been confirmed and will take place at Porchester Hall on Sunday 1st March. There will be no disqualifications, so you can expect the contest to go all around the building.

It has also been confirmed by RevPro management that there will be a gauntlet match on the same show, with a massive opportunity for the winner.

Mercedes Mone lost the Undisputed Women’s Championship to Alex Windsor back in December when AEW were on tour in the UK, and she will make her first RevPro appearance since then at High Stakes in Wolverhampton on Saturday 21st March.

The winner of the gauntlet match will get the chance to face Mone on that show. No competitors have been announced at this stage, adding even more unpredictability to the match.

Doors open for the show at 3.45pm with first bell at 4.30pm, and tickets are available now.

RESULTS: Purpose Wrestling Less From You

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Purpose Wrestling Less From You

Shocking scenes at Purpose Wrestling last night with an unexpected title change as well as a successful defence.

There is plenty to report from the latest Purpose Wrestling show at Wimbledon library. In the second match of the night, Emersyn Jayne managed to pick up a popular win over ‘The Flyest’ Kian Camron.

Then to start the second half, Skye Smitson went up against Ollie Jackson. Having won the contest, she got the microphone and explained how Purpose management had granted her a shot at David Francisco’s title whenever she wanted – and that she would be ready to cash that in.

The Purpose Wrestling Tag Team Championships were also on the line, as Hyperactive defended against the CPF combination of Joe Lando and Danny Black. It was a very back and forth match, but Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan were able to retain.

Then after the main event of the night where David Francisco kept hold of the Purpose Wrestling Championship in a match with Alexander Roth, he challenged Skye Smitson to take her shot at the title right then and there. Whilst it seemed like the match was happening, she then didn’t head to the ring and only broke the referee’s count at 9.

What ensued after this can only be described as chaos, including three referees being taken out – one of them being Michael Oku – and the majority of the Purpose roster getting involved when they had the opportunity to.

However, after the Bryant Brothers hit some massive dives, Smitson and Francisco ended up back in the ring and after hitting the Smitson Effect, Skye Smitson was crowned the new Purpose Wrestling Champion.

Congratulations to Skye Smitson on such a monumental victory, after Francisco had ruled over Purpose for so long.

Emersyn Jayne Set For Big Singles Match At Purpose Wrestling This Weekend

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Emersyn Jayne
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This coming Friday Emersyn Jayne will be competing at the first Purpose Wrestling event of the year in Wimbledon.

Having not had the best run of results in a Purpose ring in 2025, Emersyn Jayne will be looking to kick off 2026 with a more positive record when she returns to Merton Arts Space inside Wimbledon library on Friday 27th February.

It has now been confirmed that Jayne will take on a member of the East City Sovereigns, ‘The Flyest’ Kian Camron at the show.

We also know that Hyperactive will make their first defence of the Purpose Tag Team Championships on the same night when they take on CPF.

Doors open for the show at 7.40pm with first bell at 8pm. Tickets are priced at £24 for front row, £21 for adults and £12 for children, with a group of 4 for £72, and these are available now.

BRITS ABROAD: Dani Luna To Challenge Former Knockouts Champion On TNA Impact

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Dani Luna is looking to get her hands on singles gold in TNA, and she could take a huge step towards that by beating a former title holder this Thursday on Impact.

As one half of Spitfire alongside Jody Threat, Dani Luna has already held the Knockouts Tag Team Championships. However, having lost them almost a year ago, her quest recently has moved towards a championship in the solo ranks.

She’s also stacked up some impressive victories at the tail end of 2025, including over Indi Hartwell in a Dog Collar match. There has been plenty of tension between Luna and Hartwell, as well as The Angel Warriors.

In her first match in TNA this year, it has been confirmed that Dani Luna will once again go up against a member of The Angel Warriors as she takes on Lei Ying Lee.

Lee lost the TNA Knockouts Championship to Arianna Grace earlier this month, so will also be looking to pick up a victory on the hunt for a rematch.

The contest between Lee and Luna was originally meant to take place in January before scheduling issues meant the match couldn’t happen, and Luna was replaced by NXT’s Zaria.

Details of how fans can watch Impact worldwide are available on the TNA website.

Melissa Fierce To Face Former Futureshock Champion This Weekend

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Melissa Fierce is in for a tough challenge this weekend in Manchester as she faces a former Futureshock Women’s Champion.

It’s been a mixed start to 2026 for Melissa Fierce, having made strong debuts in the likes of RevPro and been on the winning Team RVD at For The Love Of Wrestling, but also then losing the Pro Wrestling Cyprus Women’s Championship last weekend.

However, she’ll be looking to rise the title ranks in Futureshock this Sunday 1st March, when she takes on Lily Winter.

Winter became Futureshock Women’s Champion in October 2024, defeating Harley Hudson for the vacant title. She held the gold all the way through to June 2025, when she was defeated by current title holder Hollie Barlow.

The event takes place at the Fairfield Social Club in Manchester. Doors open at 2.30pm with first bell at 3pm. Tickets are priced at £25 for front row, £18 for second row and £16 for general admission (plus booking fees) and are available now.

Skye Smitson Set For Trios Action At Pro Wrestling Colossus

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Skye Smitson
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This coming Saturday, Skye Smitson will be in trios action in Margate for Pro Wrestling Colossus.

Skye Smitson had a busy and successful weekend just gone, firstly teaming with AJ Pain to defeat Fight & Flight at Pro Wrestling EAST, and then followed it up by beating Aluna at RevPro Live In Southampton 40. Things once again got heated after that match between Smitson and Amira Blair.

This coming Saturday 28th February there will be a different kind of chaos for Smitson at Pro Wrestling Colossus as she’ll be competing in trios action, teaming with Ben McDonald and Damon Moser to take on Sunshine Machine and SJ Randal.

The event takes place at the All Saints Church Community Hall in Margate. Doors open for the show at 4pm with first bell at 4.30pm. Tickets are priced at £12 for adults and £6 for children (plus booking fees) plus there are family tickets also on sale, and these are all available now.

Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom 2026: Matches, Location, How To Watch

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Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom

Wrestle Queendom is the flagship event for Pro Wrestling EVE, and this year will take place in an iconic central London location in March.

WHEN AND WHERE DOES WRESTLE QUEENDOM TAKE PLACE?

Pro Wrestling EVE Wrestle Queendom takes place on Sunday, 8th March 2026. The event will be held at the Indigo, which is part of the O2 Arena in Greenwich, London. For those travelling to the event using public transport, the O2 is next to North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line of the London Underground.

WHAT MATCHES AND WRESTLERS ARE ANNOUNCED FOR WRESTLE QUEENDOM?

So far, a plethora of International and British talent have been announced. One thing we know is that by winning the 2026 SHE-1 tournament, Session Moth Martina will get a shot at the EVE Championship, which is currently held by Rhio.

In other title action, Kris Statlander will be defending her EVE International Championship against Charlie, who was formerly known as Dakota Kai in WWE and is making her return to the ring.

Contests officially signed for Wrestle Queendom are:

  • EVE Championship: Rhio (c) vs. Session Moth Martina
  • EVE International Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Charlie (formerly known as Dakota Kai in WWE)
  • EVE Tag Team Championships: LALLIE (c) vs. Charli Evans & Jessica Troy
  • Harley Cameron vs. Amira Blair
  • Safire Reed vs. AZM
  • AEW TBS Championship: Willow Nightingale vs. Nina Samuels
  • Sudden Death Sixteen: Featuring Alexxis Falcon, Dash Chisako, Jamie Hayter, Miyu Yamashita, Amale and more
  • Four-Corners Tag Match – #1 Contenders: Aliss Ink & Chantal Jordan vs. French Art vs. Nyte Skye vs. Melissa Fierce & Dani Mo
  • NJPW Strong Women’s Championship: Syuri (c) vs. Alex Windsor

WHAT TIME DOES WRESTLE QUEENDOM START?

Doors open at Indigo at the O2 at 3pm GMT. The live stream is scheduled to start via the Pro Wrestling EVE YouTube channel at 4.30pm GMT. For those in the United States, this works out as 11.30am EST and 8.30am PST.

HOW CAN I WATCH WRESTLE QUEENDOM?

Tickets for this event have now sold out! That means that rather than attending in person, you can watch the event live online via EVE’s YouTube channel. To do this, you have to join as a Champion level member, which is priced at £8.99 a month and allows you to watch EVE events live.

As always, if you see that tickets are available for resale, make sure you are buying them via a reputable provider. Very often posts on social media with comments saying they have tickets for sale are scammers.

DOES EVE HAVE OTHER EVENTS THAT WEEKEND?

Yes! On Friday 6th March, Pro Wrestling EVE will be at their regular venue of the Big Penny Social in London. A number of the stars scheduled to appear at Wrestle Queendom have already been announced for the show, and a contest has been signed which many are describing as a dream match between Miyu Yamashita and Jamie Hayter. At the time of writing, there are still limited tickets available for this event.

For more details on the company and other upcoming events, you can visit the EVE website.

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