Hyperactive became the first Purpose Wrestling Tag Team Champions at the end of the year, and will put them on the line later this month.
Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan outlasted all others in the title tournament which ran for most of the year, eventually defeated the East City Sovereigns in the final.
At the first Purpose Wrestling show of the year ‘Less From You’ on Friday 27th February, they will make their first defence of the gold against Danny Black and Joe Lando, CPF.
The Purpose Wrestling Tag Team Championships are defended for the first time ever as Hyperactive take on CPF!
Anita Vaughan has taken to social media to share a humorous story of the last time the pair wrestled CPF.
Last time we wrestled cpf me and @safirewrestler ran straight from the airport to the venue which was a HECTIC comic con and we kept getting lost. When we eventually got there I immediately got locked in a toilet for 30 mins and made it down just as our music started playing https://t.co/a0ms887vQO
Purpose Wrestling: Less From You takes place at Wimbledon Library, with doors opening at 7.40pm and first bell at 8pm. Tickets for the event are available now.
Although not with her regular tag partner, Xia Brookside has the opportunity to win the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championships for the first time tonight.
Over recent months you’d regularly see Brookside team with her Angel Warriors partner Lei Ying Lee. However, at No Surrender she will already be defending her Knockouts Championship against Arianna Grace.
A new bond has recently formed between Xia Brookside and Indi Hartwell, and the pair have even picked up pinfall victories over members of the current title holders, The Elegance Brand.
The Brand has also gotten back to full strength in recent weeks, with the return of Ash By Elegance to active competition.
On the most recent edition of TNA Impact, Brookside and Hartwell discussed their title shot, which will take place at No Surrender.
TNA No Surrender takes place in Nashville, Tennessee tonight (Friday 13th February). International viewers can find out more details of how to watch at the TNA website.
On the same shower, Session Moth Martina won a number one contender’s match against Mila Smidt, and many had assumed that she would get her chance to at the gold on Cypriot shores.
However, Fierce has been quick to lay down the challenge to Martina to have the match a lot sooner.
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨
Pro Wrestling Cyprus Ladies Champion. Melissa Fierce has a message for Session Moth Martina!!!
FOR THE LOVE OF PROGRESS 4️⃣ 📆 20 FEB 2026 | 📍 MANCHESTER 🏟️ B.E.C. ARENA | 🔔 8PM 🇬🇧
The match is now set, and will take place at the BEC Arena in Manchester at For The Love Of PROGRESS, as part of the For The Love Of Wrestling weekender.
The event takes place on Friday 20th February with first bell at 8pm, and tickets are available now.
A new title holder will be crowned when Slammasters Wrestling returns to Cardiff in March, with an intercontinental triple-threat match now set.
There have been three title holders in the company’s history, with the most recent being Lizzy Evo who has recently taken a step away from professional wrestling.
To crown a new champion for the belt which has also been held by Mariah May and LA Taylor, Slammasters have confirmed that a three-way match will take place at their event on Sunday 1st March at Portland House in Cardiff Bay.
The three competitors announced to compete are Myla Grace, Diana Strong and Lil Marz.
A New Slammasters Women's Champion Will Be Crowned!
Doors open for the event at 3.30pm with first bell at 4pm. Front and second row tickets for the event are sold out, however limited general admission tickets are still available priced at £20 for adults, £12 for children and £55 for a family of four and are available now.
Pro Wrestling EAST returns from a one-year hiatus in Cambridge this month, with a Women’s Championship match and mixed tag signed.
Returning to its spiritual home of the Storey’s Field Centre, EAST took a break at the end of 2024 and will now be back in action on Saturday 21st February.
We also now know that the extremely popular Fight & Flight combination of Beau Belles and Skye O’Shure will go up against the ‘Team Kobra’ pairing of ‘The Villainess’ Skye Smitson and AJ Pain.
Our last announcement for #DontCallItAComeback and we're sure you're gonna dig it!@_BeauBelles & @SkyeOShure are here but with a HUGE challenge in front of them, in the form of @SkyeSmitson and her student, the débuting AJ Pain.
Aluna is set to have her first match for PROGRESS Wrestling this weekend, against someone who made their debut at Unboxing 2025.
Aluna has made a name for herself across the West of England and Wales and more recently around the rest of the UK. Now she will make her debut for PROGRESS at the Electric Ballroom in Camden on Sunday 15th February.
Her opponent in that match will also be looking for her first victory in the company as Maddy Morgan returns after making her first appearance in December.
🔥 PROGRESS BONUS MATCH 🔥
MADDY MORGAN vs ALUNA
💥 2:45 PM 🇬🇧
🔆 CHAPTER 190: IN BRIGHTEST DAY BROUGHT TO YOU BY: @WrestleVerseApp
📆 15/02/2026 | 🏟️ Electric Ballroom 📍 Camden, London | 🚪 2:00 PM 🇬🇧
Morgan was a part of the six-way scramble which was eventually won by Alexxis Falcon. Whilst not victorious, Morgan put in a strong showing including landing some very impressive moonsaults.
This contest will be the pre-show match at In Brightest Day, so will be set to take place shortly before the official first bell at 3pm.
Falcon went on to win the PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Championship in January, and will make her first defence of the gold on the same show as she takes on Rhio.
Tickets for this event and information on other upcoming PROGRESS events are available from their website.
A title match is now set and Willow Nightingale knows her opponent for Pro Wrestling EVE’s Wrestle Queendom next month.
There’s plenty in the pipeline for this event, and the announcements of additional talent and matches are now coming thick and fast after the final EVE event before the big weekender last week, the Multiverse Rumble.
Having won the 2026 SHE-1 tournament, Session Moth Martina had claimed her spot in the main event of Wrestle Queendom for the EVE Championship. However, the Multiverse Rumble had one more match which would determine who she would face, as Rhio successfully defended the gold against Nightshade.
Also at the Multiverse Rumble, Nina Samuels picked up a victory over Violet Nyte, and after the match her intentions were made clear, as she will now face Willow Nightingale at Queendom.
The Tag Team Championships will also be on the line, as LALLIE defend the titles against the returning Australian Charli Evans, who will be bringing a mystery tag team partner with her.
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 & ?????
Harley Cameron vs. Amira Blair
Safire Reed vs. AZM
Willow Nightingale vs. Nina Samuels
Sudden Death Sixteen: Featuring Alexxis Falcon, Dash Chisako, Jamie Hayter, Miyu Yamashita, Amale and more
Tickets and further details for all upcoming Pro Wrestling EVE events are available on their website.
Whilst the main event rumble was like being in the twilight zone, there were plenty of talking points to come out of the latest Pro Wrestling EVE event.
The main event of the evening was the show’s namesake Multiverse Rumble, where wrestlers got to express themselves very differently to normal as part of the match. This even included John Cena, which you could tell because you couldn’t see him, making an appearance and eliminated the DX combination of Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan.
Claudia Winkelman (Amira Blair) made sure Cena didn’t last though, as there was a live episode of The Traitors.
Getting back to the rest of the action, and Nina Samuels was victorious over Violet Nyte. That wasn’t enough for Samuels though, as she will now challenge AEW star Willow Nightingale at Wrestle Queendom next month.
The evening got off to a fast start when Nightshade made it clear she wasn’t waiting for her EVE Championship match with Rhio, and demanded the title holder came to the ring right away. Not one to back down from a challenge, the match quickly got underway.
Nightshade, who originally lost the belt to Nyla Rose, proved why she was a former champion as she withstood plenty of punishment, including taking a powerbomb from the second rope and a huge punt to the face. However, she was eventually downed and Rhio left with the gold.
The full results from Pro Wrestling EVE Multiverse Rumble 2026 are:
Mr Bean (Alexxis Falcon) won the Multiverse Rumble
This was the final stop before Pro Wrestling EVE’s Wrestle Queendom weekend, which kicks off on Friday 6th March at Big Penny Social which already has some huge headline matches confirmed, before heading to Indigo at the O2 Arena on Sunday 8th March. Tickets to be there live as well as details of how you can watch online are available on the Pro Wrestling EVE website.
Pic Credit: Brit Wres Pics/Revolution Pro Wrestling
Reports are circulating that Rayne Leverkusen, who had a tryout with WWE back in the summer of 2025, has now signed a deal with the company.
As well as being a standout on the UK scene, Leverkusen shone when she had her tryout during SummerSlam weekend, and was even awarded MVP of her time in New Jersey.
In just four years in wrestling, Rayne Leverkusen has quickly left a mark on British wrestling and has become a top competitor in some major companies including the likes of PROGRESS Wrestling and HUSTLE Wrestling.
This, as well as losing the HUSTLE belt earlier this week and with no return matches announced at the present time, would add weight to the idea that she may have signed a contract and be reporting to WWE soon.
Now, it’s being report by Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful that Leverkusen has signed a deal with WWE.
For the first time PROGRESS Wrestling are presenting a women’s Super Strong Style tournament, with the action already racing towards the finals in May.
16 competitors will be involved in the tournament, however the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will all take place across the bank holiday weekend of 3rd and 4th May.
To qualify for that, matches are taking place across the world, including an upcoming high-profile contest between former PROGRESS Wrestling Women’s Champion Gisele Shaw and AEW star Billie Starkz, confirming that one of them will be at the finals in May.
There are also a number of competitors who have already stamped their ticket to the finals, including both members of The Experience who picked up victories back in January.
We also know that Shotzi Blackheart will face off with Lana Austin at For The Love Of PROGRESS later this month in Manchester, with both hoping to advance.
Now, it’s Austin’s LALLIE tag partner who knows her first-round match, as she will be taking on Emersyn Jayne at Cause & Effect on 29th March at The Electric Ballroom in Camden, London.
SSS16 WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT
⭐ FIRST ROUND MATCH⭐
EMERSYN JAYNE IS HOLLIE BARLOW w/LANA AUSTIN
No stranger to Main Event matches, Emersyn Jayne will battle Hollie Barlow in a first-round match, presenting an opportunity to advance and perhaps go on to win the inaugural Women's… pic.twitter.com/xtLhGgNulV
